irmpr Andrews 1
Ilrl Perishes In
i
lames At Sylva
Mrs Thelma Richards, 25, of1 (
Iva, was burned to death Saturday
Lniiiur at 5 o'clock when her home
iSylva located in back of the hospi- (
burned to the ground. The build- i
twas in flames when the fire was^
hovered (
Hit husband, Carl Richards, embye
in a Sylva cafe,, left the house
4 o'clock a. m. to begin his duties <
Mrs. Richards apparently had disrtred
her home was on fire for she
& made an attempt to escape. She ?
J gun through two rooms before <
t was overcome by the flumes and i
ake* i
Her husband ran into the building
tina s, it is said, in ar? effort to :
cut* his wife and on the third trip I
seeded in finding her body and
'Ughl her out. She was alive when
rescued her from the burning
lding but was reoorted dead when i
Iis taken lo the hospital here. | <
Richards was employed at the I
tt grill.
is survived by her husband; her
s, Mr. and Mrs- Baxter Higdon,
nond, and by several brothers
ptcrs.
body will be taken to Almond
y for funeral services Monday.
. Richards formerly lived in
\\\s and was widely-known and
i here. She is a member of the .
u-nt Higuon familyiUADY
GROVE
. Kdd Willix filled his regular
it men: Sunday and delivered a
ful message on "The Birth 01
. i P. Hawkins was the Sunday
ij' visitor of Mrs. John Shields??i'
1 Mrs. Clarence Dean and
: ihiren of Copperhill were the
"i her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Rice, Sunday.
J- E. Garland is improving
we're glad to report.
Homer Kisselburg and mother .
Xmas shoppers in Murphy Men
and Mrs. G. M. Teague attend- I
vices at Mt. Aaron "Church of I
-?? aumlay and were guests of ftlr.
aml Mis. Elbert JenkinsMaster
Oliver Gregory is on the
list. We hope he will soon be
Veil again.
Mis. Vernon Kisselburg is rot im- |
Moving very fast.
Mi s Nettie Hyde was the guest
c' s Iinra Gailand Saturday night
mul Sunday.
! think from all reports Edgar
;and Clyde Helton's fox chases !
, I'irncd out to be only an opos-1
I ''m : u-.t.
Merry Christmas to everybody.
eegal notices
notice of the sale of rem
ESTATE
0p II CAROLINA,
OIIEIiOKEE COUNTY.
I <rf^n(!er an<^ ^ virtue of the power
0 : contained in ti '
The
Bribery? I
: v- ' i
2 tv
I M|p' \gj
nr.d wife. Bertha Elliott, dated Octo-'
ber 8th. 193<1, ana recorded in the of- j
lice of the Register of Deeds for }
herokee County, North Carolina.
Book No. 101? of Deeds on page 57.!
he undersigned, Trustee, will, on
SATURDAY, the 21st day of Jannary,
1939, at the Courthouse door in
Murphy, Cherokee County, North
Carolina, at the hour of 11 :00 o'clock
\. M., Central Standard Time, offer
"or salt? to the highest bidder* for
ash, at public auction, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
A certain tract of land lying in
['herokee County aforesaid, ard more
particularly described as follows:
Being fully described ir. a certain
leed from Oscar Wilson et als to 1
fienry Elliott, recorded in Office of j
Register of Deeds for Cherokee Couu- J
y in Book No. 96 at page 539, reference
to which is hereby made; also
lescribcd in Deed Book No. 90 at
uigc 391 records of said Register's
Office; known as Henry Elliott and
Bertha Elliott home place, located on
Slow Creek in Murphy Township and
being the property on which Henry
Elliott and wife, Bertha Elliott, now
reside*
This sale will be made on account
>f default in the payment of the inhbtedncss
secured by said deed of
trust said indebtedness being due Dr.
f. N. Hill.
Tho terms of the sale will be: CASH
This the 19th day of Decern in
! 9oS.
F. O. CHRISTOPER, Trustee
(L'l-l-n&c'
NOTICE
Havirg qualified as Administrator
and Administratrix, respectively, of
the Estate of Edward K. Adams, late
of Cherokee County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
L-laims against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit 1: .a to the undersigned
at. Murphy, N. C-, on or before
I ho loth day of November, 1939, or
this i.oticc will be pleaded in bar ol
their recovery. All persons indebted :
to said estate will please make mi- :
mediate payment.
This the 15th day of November, i
1938.
W. J. ADAMS
LILLA M. ADAMS
Administrators of. the Es''ate ot
Edward E. Adams, Deceased.
(lG-6t-G. & C.)
NOTICE: SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that Town
of Andrews will sell to the highest
bidder for cash on the 29th. day ol
December, 1938, at ten o'clock, A. M.
at the Carnegie Library on Main
Street in the Town of Andrews the
following real estate.
Ileing lots Nor. 7-8 & 9 in block
"U" of the original survey of the
Town of Andrews made by E. \V.
Smith, C. E- on Sept. 30th. 1890.
The? right is reserved to accept or
reject ny and all bids.
!>: :< ! end posted this the 28th.
day ? f N 'vc-.J'tT. 1938.
rc>\v.x; OF ANDREWS
T'.y P- Reagan, Mayor.
(18-1: ()
' M'Ni TRATOR NOTICE
I: ' oa.-.Iified as Administratoi
.-ate of J. E. Stewart, late
' . C* virolcee County,
. : ' North Carolina, this is
1 i 'y : 11 persons having claims
fate of said deceased
n In the undersigned
Cherokee Scout, Murphy,
t Andrews, North Carolina, on or r
m fore the 26th day of November, 1
'.-39, or this notice will be pleaded
n bar of their recovery. All person- 3
ttdcbU d to the estate will please make ! j
uompt payment. | j
This the 26th day of November, 1938.' v
Z. V. STEWART. Administrator'
?f !- E. Stewart, Deceased.
IS-G -pd) ; \
In the District Court of the United
States for th<- We.-em District el
North Carolina- United States oi
Vmerrca upon the relationship and t
for the use of tho Ten:?'ssee Valley |
\uthoritv. Petitioner, v. Walter Voy- j
es, Ethelyn Voyles, his wife; Matie 1
Voyles, individually ami as adminis- ?
tratrix of the estate of E. A. Voyles,!
ieceased; Bessie Plemmons. James D-!
Plemmons, her husband; Elsie Dock-1
try, Bro ad us E. Dockery, her hus- j
bard; Hattie Mintz, Noah Mintz, hei |
husband; Pearl Han sucker. Nor- j
veil E. Hunsucker, her hus- I
band; Edith Voyles; Ed: si \ oyles; |
>heridan Ramse\; Cord:a Ramsey. I
his wife; Ralph Ramsey, Delthia Ram-j
i cy, his wife; Ciarl ind Ramsey, Lou-1
belle Ramsey, his wife; Alice Johnson. |
a minor, Neil Johnson, her husband; ^
i i ?*
?. -.ma .juimson, u minor; Vey John.-on,
a minor. Dtyr.u Murphy, Mildred
1 ' 7 a both Murphy, his wife; Unknown
heirs, devisees, administrators, execu-'
tors, creditors and successors in titie
of .Mary B. Murphy, deceased; Lula
-U? roney, W. if. Meroney, he iius-]
and; \V. M. Bel!, M \V. Bell, as
i iustees; M.s. I,. K. (Pearl) Baylr.-s,
Mis. J. \\. (Grace 1 'ihorapson. u?
A- mitiistrats .e.\s of the estate of A
H Brown, deceased; Unknown parties
in interest, Respondents:
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the above styled cause it appeared
that Walter Voyles and Ethelyn
Voyles, his wife, are non-residents
of the State of North Carolina, their
address being Box 095, Lakeland,
Florida; the unknown heirs, devisees,
administrators, executors, creditors
and successors in title of Mary B.
Murphy, deceased, and all unknown
parties in interest, whose names, ages,
and addresses are unascertained aftei
diligent search and inquiry. IT IS,
THEREFORE ORDERED that the
above respondents appear on or
before the 5 day of January,
1909, in this Court sitting at Ashe
ville, North Carolina, and then and
there make answer to the petition
filed in this cause, and assert whatever
right, title, claim, or interest
they may have in the land herein
sought to be condemned. The land
condemned is, to wit: Tract FBR-366.
A portion of a tract of land lying
in the First Civil District of Cheroket
County, State of North Carolina, on
the left bank of Valley River, approximately
1 mile east of the mouth of
Valley River, and more particularly
described as follows: A
portion of State Survey No. 5,
and more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at an iron pip*
on the Valley River, at the nortl east
corner of State Survey No. 3, a cor
ner of the lards of Mary B. Murphy,
end E. C- Moore; thence with the Valley
River as it meanders upstream approximately
2770 feet to a point, a
corner to the land of L. A. Enloe, el
ax; thence wih L. A. Enloe's line S
d-1 00' E., 20 fee: to an oak tree.
lher.ee S. til 00' E . 50 fee: t-> j
point; th ree v. .i: cve:atu\ line
S. 20 GO' W., approximately 1050
feet to a point; thence S. 13 00' i. .
:.ppre\iiaa.e]y 500 feet to a point;
ihellcc S. 6S 00' E.. 400 feet, crossing
a branch, to a point ; thenec SGG
30' W. !: 0 feet i.< a ih-nr?
S. 5 30' \V., 300 feet to a point;
rnence S. 41 00' W., 300 feet to a
joint in Mary B. Murphy's line:
thence with Mary B- Muiphy's line
X. 81? 00' W., 215 foot to the* poi
ol beginning, and containing 7.0
acres, more or less, subject to the respondents*
rights of access over a
j oad to be constructed by the Tennessee
Valley Authority through
the described land. It is further
ordered that this notice ho
published for once a week for
four (4) consecutive weeks in the
Cherokee Scout, a weekly newspaper
published in Murphy. North Carolina.
Done this (> day of Dec., 1938. E.
. WEBB. Judge. A true copy test.
J. V. Jordan, Clerk, By O. L. McLurd.
Chief Deputy Clerk.
(19-4t-.va)
Ir? tlm District Co irr <,( : ie U
States for the Western Di-tfiet of
> .?! ? h ' din:>. No. 28. United States
of Ahu*ri upon the relation and for
'he use of <h Tennessee V: "cy An
herity, Petitioner v. Mylus Pat
Coleman. Sylvia Coleman, hi wif
>ob Be'! Ida Bell, his wife: Swain
Development Company. a
wif : J. T- McGill, J. T. r-JcGil;
North Carolina Th
is wife; Mrs. J. F. (Elsa) Daley, J.' Yo
Daley, her husband; Dixie Dillard, (E
i widow; Thomas Kuffin Dillard. Lu;
Iollie Dillard, his wife; Annie Dii -i.ii
aid llall, E. F- llall, her husband: Co
E. P.ayless, Pearl Bayless, hi Te
ife; Elizabeth U. Reagan. widow <1 coi
- A. Reaghfl, deceased; Home Mis ru
ion Committee of Asheville Pivsby:y.
Coi poration; Helen M Allen.
V\ ; Allen, h'-r husband; Grace Sat >
. J'i. "John" Satterficld, her r.<
husband; said name "John" bt- <\
ing fictitious ar*l otherwise unI'.ihiwi.
; Ma; ie M. Young; Maggie '?
\V. Scruggs, widow of J. F. Scruggs. :
deceased; J- Henry Scruggs, Fannk '-f
Park Scrugg . his wife; Richard I
Francis Scruggs, Dorothy McGuire gl
Scruggs, his wife; William Thomas < ?
Scruggs; unk:-?\\n heirs, devisees, ex- ?fl
' tutors. Administrators, and succes- L'
. < rs in title of \V. B. Lenoir. n:
?-d; Scruggs Realty Company, a Cm- ' r
poration. individually and as officers. I
directors, trustees, and stockholders' 1
? r the Swain Development Company,
Corporation in Dissolution. Un-j
known officers directors, trustees, '
stockholders, and creditors of the (
Swain Development Company, a Cor- '
poration in Dissolution, WoodburyMauney
Lumber Company, a Corporation
in Dissolution; \V. K. Woodbury.
S Woodbury. T. J Mauney, (V
Individually and as officers, directors, j
tiustees and stockholders of the;'1
Woodbury-Mauney Lumber Company,' '
a Corporation in Dissolution; Gertrude
Woodbury, wife of W. H j 1
| Woodbury; Kate Mauney. wife <?f T j
| J. Mauney; Unknown officers, dir?*c* !
j tors, trustees, stockholders, ami cv li- ^
tors of the Woodbury-Mauney Lumber
Company, a Corpoiation in Dis ^
solution; L. E. Bayless, Individually
and as trustee for R. L- McClain and j j
Sam Tate; Alleghany Company, a ?
Corporation; Alleghany Mining Com-1 J
pany, a Corporation; Alleghany Mining
Company of Tennessee, a Corporation;
Unknown officers, directors,
(tiustees, stockholders and creditors
of the Alleghany Company, a C ?rpor
ation. Alleghany Mining Company, a
1 Corporation and Alleghany Mining
j Company of Temressee, a Corpora
1 tion; The Board of Education of
I Cherokee County, North Carolina, a!
1 Corporation; Unknown Heirs, devi-|
sees, executors, administrators, arid
successors in title of Bob Bel! and Ida
Bell unknown parties in interest, Respondents.
Order of publication. In
the above styled cause it appeared
that the following respondents are i.ll !
over twenty-one (21) years of age,
are 11011-residents of the State of
North Carolina, their residence being
shown after their respective names
These respondents are Boh Bell and
Ida Bell, his wife, Anderson County.
Tennessee; S. T- Jones and Katie Lou
Jones, his wife, Richard Francir
Scruggs and Dorothy McGuirt
Scruggs, his wife, and Maggie W
Scruggs, widow of J- F. Scruggs, deceased,
Sweetwater, Tennessee; J. T.
Me Gil I and Mrs. J. T. McGill, his wife,
Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
Tennessee; J. Henry Scruggs and
Fannie Park Scruggs, his wife, DID
West End Place, Knoxville, Tennessee;
S. Woodbury, 10'JS North Ave.,
N. E., Atlanta, Georgia; Elizabeth R.
.1 ;:gan. Route 2, Sweetwater, Ten- '
William Tho rns Scvaggv.
1 ork Mountain, Tennessee; Helen M
' .Hen and Will Allen, he hii.-' a ..!
hi, California; Grace Satterfield J
and John Sat: rfield, her husband, j
said name "John" being fictitious
; . i otherwise unknown, and Marie M.
LOW ROUND
$ FOR THE H
1 Spend Christmas and I
I 1V2C PER MILE Roui
g Good in Coaches Only 1
I ZVac. PF.R MIT E Rniii
Good in sleeping cars
charges for spac eocci
!each mile traveled.
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY. DEI
Return limit Jam
Low Holiday Fares arc also ava
East, North, West
A!r-Condit:oncd Sleeping
Coaches on Tu.~
TRAVEL BY T
SAFE?COMFORT AB).
See your nearest j
P.H. PrP
Aftftistant P:
| ASHEVILL!
r -.r- - 39 -37?3353::
ursday, Dec. 22, 1938
ung. Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. J. F.
lsa> Daley and .f. F. Daley, hei
>band, c o DuPont Company, Wiinjrton,
Delaware; Scrubs Realty
mpany. a corporation, Sweetwater.
nres-ce, AUegbany Con.: any, a
rporation, Alleghany Mining Comt
a corpora': n. and Alleghany
ui:.g Company of Tennessee, a
poration. win se addle- - are unartained
after diligent - ;mh and
jr.it y: the unknown In i>>. d< visees,
ecators. administrator:-', succe.-sors
it le of Bob Bell, Ida B 1! and W.
Lenoir, and the unknown officers,
istes, stockholders. and creditors
the Swain Development Company,
corporation in dissolution, the Alletany
Company, Alleghany Mining
wnpany, Alleghany Mining Company
1 ennessee, and VVoodbury-Mauney
umber Company, and all unknown
irties in interest whose names, ages
id addresses are unascertained after
ligent search and i . -juicy. IT IS,
KKKEFORK, ORDERED that the
>ove respondents appear on or bene
the 5 tlay of January. l_ft:5.9 ??
us Court sitting at Asluville. North
arolina, and then and there make
nswer to the petition filed in this
ruse, and assert whatever right,
tie, claim, or interest they may
ave in the land herein sought to l?e
iiulenined. The land condemned
to wit: TRACT FBR 31 A
onion of a tract of land lying
n B averdam Township and also the
ifth Civil District of Cherokee Couny.
State of Noith Carolina, on the
ight bank of Beaver Dam Creek, approximately
1 2-3 miles northeast of
ts confluence with the Hiwassee
Uver, and more particularly describ <i
as follows: A portion of "State
survey Tracts Nos. 135 and 13G" and
nore particularly described as folows;
Commencing at an 18 inch
>ine tree at the top of a ridge and on
he east line of State Survey Tract
No. 135, approximately 1790 feet in
i northerly direction from the southeast
corner of State Survey Tract No.
HLB5, said tree being a corner of
the lauds of Albert Kllby, Southern
SUites Power Co., and the C. FRose
Heirs; thence with the top of the
ridge and the boundary line between
the lands of the Southern States
Power Co., and the (?. F. Rose Heirs
as it meanders in a noi ciiwcsterly
direction approximately 730 feet to a
stake; thence with a severance line as
located on the land of the G. F. Hose
Heirs N- 64 00' W., approximately
830 feet to a point in the center- line
of Beaver Dam Creek and in the
boundary line between the lands of
the G. F- Rose Heirs, and M. 1*.
Coleman, et u\\ the said point being
the point of beginning; thence with
the G. F. Rose Heirs' line and the
center line of the creek as it meanders
downstream approximately 120
feet to a stake, a corner of the lands
of the G. F Rose Heirs, and the
Southern States Power Co.; thenco
... - -
wan tne power Co.'s line N. 61 00
\\\. 585 feet to an oak stump; thence
with a severance line X. S.? oO' E.,
".50 feet (bearing: and distance both
approximate) to the point of beginning.
and containing 2.2 acres, more <?r
less. I; is further ordered that this
notice !>< published once a week for
' >u (4) consecutive weeks in the
( herokee Scout, a weekly newspaper
publisher! in Murphy, North Carolina.
Hollo till- 6 day of I , lpjs. E. Y.
W HUB, Judge. A liui' c.ipy test, J.
>. ::n. Cl'Tk, By O. I.' .M l.unl,
^ hie;' Deputy Clerk.
(19-4t-tva)
TRIP FARES
OLIDAYS
Mew Year's at Home
nd Trip Tickets
for each mile traveled. '
id Trin Tifboto
in nip liuiiio a
on payment of proper |
MEMBER 50 TO JANUARY 1 r
tilablo to destinations in the f
and Southwest. I
Cars, D"nln?: Cars and
tw-h Trains.
RAIN
.E?ECONOMICAL Wf I
' ;irt, or write,
J JT'T'S
Tssenrrer Airent,
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