Thursday, Mar. 23, 1939
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Having qualified as administrate*
for the estate of Miss Margaret Kincaid,
deceased, late of Cherokee Coun- ;
ty, North Carolina, this is to notify i
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit '
them to the undersigned at Murphy, ,
North Carolina, on or before the 10th j
day <?f March. HMO. or this notice j
will be pleaded in bar of their recov- j
ery. All pet sons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay- j
men:.
This the Mh day of March. 1939.
1>. M. REESK,
Administrator of .Miss Mar-1
(32-0t-chg) g*o-? t Khu- ud ?i <-*?! J
NO. IS7G I'r.L'l
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
1 n<- i own 01 .wurpny, nauiuii.
Against
Mis. B i< IK-wcim-, and all other
persons claiming or owning an inter- ]
est in the lands here in referred to.
Defendants.
By virtue of an order and decree!
entered in the above entitled cause
}?y Lin* Clerk of the Superior Court ]
for Cherokee County, on Monday the
22nd day of June. 193G. and February
1sth. 1 939, the undersigned. K
B. Norvell, Commissioner will offer
for suie, ami se!l the iand hereinafter
described at public outcry, at the
Court house door in Murphy at 11 o'clock
A. M. Central time, on April
3. 1939, the following described
j iece and parcel of land lying in the
town ?>f Murphy, Murphy Township, i
Cherokee County:
All that certain piece and patrol oi
land set forth and described in a deed |
from J. II. Ilarwood and wife to ,\lr<.
Bessie Deweese, registered in tin- office
of the Register of Deeds for Cherokee
County, in Deed Book No. 71.
page 530. It being where Mrs. j
Bessie Deweese now resides.
Terms of sale cash. Sale subject tc
confirmation by the court. The right
icscrved to reject any, or all bids.
This the 23rd day of Febtuary.
1939.
E. B. NORVELL.
(30-5t-t.of.rn.> Commissioner.
NORTH CAROLINA,-?
VjllEtHUlVbb tUU.N l'V
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT.
TOWN OF ANDREWS.
VS?
C. A. Gregory, Guardian, Mrs.
(ionova Gregory to als.
NOTICE: SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE I
Under and by virtue of an order of
'ho Superior Court of Cherokee Couni
y, N*. ? . made in the above entitled
proceedings appointing, the unite!slgiu-d
( .miniboiler of the Court to
> ell the lands hereinafter described.
T, D. II. Tilli.t, Commissioner as aforesaid.
will on the 3rd day of
April, 1939, at ten o'clock, A. M.
(C. S. T.) at the courthouse door of
Cherokee County, N. C. offer foi
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands:
Being lots Nos. 7 & 8 in block 9 "
of the Wells Addition to the Town of
Andrews.
And being same lots conveyed to *
G. H. Gregory by C. M. Slagie et ux
dated March 25, 1918 and recorder in *
book No. 09 page 480 records of
Cherokeo County, N. C. *
Dated and posted this the 3rd day of
March, 1939. 1
D. H. TILLITT.
Commissioner of the Court.
(30-Gt-dht) \
NOTICE: SALE OF VALUABLE t
REAL ESTATE
By order of the Board of County t
Commissioners of Cherokee County, i
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen i
of the Town of Murphy, and the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the \
Town of Andrews, under the pro- 1
visions of the Statute the following
property will be offered for sale at
the courthouse door of Cherokee
County, N. C. on April, 3rd. 1939,
at ten o'clock, A. M. (C. S. T.) time.
Terms of sale one third cash, one
third in one year and one third in
two years?unpaid balance to be secured
by a first deed of trust bearing
six per cent, interest. The right
is reserved to accept or reject any and
all bids which may be submitted.
Property described as follows:
The following lands belonging to
Cherokee County:
Known as the Rose lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E. B. Norvel,
Comm. Sec deed book No. 119
page 322 for definite description.
Known as Sam Young lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E. B.
Norvell, Commissioner. See deed
book No. 125 page 532 for definite
description. i
Known as W. M. Graham lands?1
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.'
E. B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book
No. 125 page 534, for definite description.
Known as Walter Graham lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
B. Norvell. Comm. S^e deed book No.
125 page 536 for definite description.
Known as Spencer Grain lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
^ ! | B. Norvell, Comm. See* deed book No.
The Chi
I People ane
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IIANJ1Y WITH HEAD .77|P||
Jim Handy, veteran circus [gsQg
stunt man. demonstrated flex
ibility of new high-test safe- I
tv plate glass, preceding con
clave. of scientific and industrial
leaders to be held at f^S
Franklin Institute at Phila- (H
delphia to honor this devel- M
opment in cause of auto B(PI
25 page 538 for definite description.
Known as the Laura Grain lands?
onveyed to Cherokee County by E. ,
5. Norvell, Com. see deed book No. |
25 page 542 for definite description >
Known as W. D. Jump lands?coneyed
to Cherokee County by E. B
Corvell, Comm. See deed book No.
.25 page 544 for definite description.
Known as Emery McKinney lands
?conveyed to Cherokee County fcy
). H. Tillitt, Comm. See deed book
125 page 85 for definite descripion.
Known as Hamby lands?conveyed
:o Cherokee County by E. B. Nor
/ell, Comm. See deed book No. 113
>agc? 500 for definite description.
Known as Waldo lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E. B. Norvell,
Comm. See deed book No. 100 page
183 for definite description.
Known as C. D. Entrekin lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No
3 06 page 188 for definite description.
Known as O. O. Synder lands?conveyed
to Chorokeee County by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
104 page 220 for definite description.
Known as A. L. Postell lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E. B
Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
106 page 22b for definite description.
Known as W. T. Moore lands?-conveyed
to Cherokee County by D. II
Tillitt, Comm. See deed book No. 118
page 20 for definite description.
Kwonw as B. A. Hamby lands?
conveyed to Cherokee Couney by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
113 page 39 for definite description.
Known as Jesse Young lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E B.
Norvell, Comm. See deed book No
113 page 505 for definite description.
Known as Lucinda Allman lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
113 page 507 for definite description.
Known p - V*. H. V:r.r\ lands?conveyed
to Cherokee County by E. B.
Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
306 page 186 for definite description.
Known as Mike llyatt lands?
;rokee Scout, Murphy, Nc
I Spots in the
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dad's footsteps as he' stru(
jjl Florida. Yoking Sislcr is
gBsMSSSy feet tall, weighs more t
pounds and is 19 years o
ided inspil
designers t - "'
latest." 1C. > * - :4fm--?
' O w . S-J*" I ; .conveyed
to Cherokee County by 1).
H. Tillitt, Comm. See deed book No.
125 page 243 for definite description.
Known as the Comstack lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No.
113 page 509 for definite description.
Known as J. W. Davidson lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E.
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book 116
page 106 for definite description.
Known as Ed Creasman lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by D.
H. Tillitt, Comm. See deed, book No.
125 page 361 for definite description.
Known as Jim Robertson lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County by E i
B. Norvell, Comm. See deed book No. j
106 page 182 for definite description.
Known as Pascal Palmer lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County and
Town of Andrews by D. H. Tillitt,
Comm. See deed book No. 118 page
101 for definite description.
Known at W. T. Palmer lands?
conveyed to Town of Andrews by D.
II. Tillitt, Commissioner. See deed for
definite description.
Known as W. B. Conley lands?see
! deed from D. H. Tillitt, Comm. to
| Town of Andrews for definite des]
cription.
j Known as W. O. Patton lands?
i conveyed to Cherokee County and
I Town of Murphy by E. B. Ilorvell,
I Comm Soo A
( uwu u. no pago
367 for definite description.
Known as C. C. Ghormley lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County and
Town of Murphy by E. B. Norvell,
Comm. See deed book No. 116 page
364 for definite description.
; Known as Frank Coleman lands?
J conveyed to Cherokee County and
Town of Murphy by E. B. Norvell.
Comm. See deed book No. 116 page
363 for definite description.
Known as S. S. C. Mount lands?
conveyed to Cherokee County and
Town of Murphy by E. B. Norvell,
? Comm. See deed book No. 12o page
[ 540 for definite description.
I Known as Martha Palmer lands?
! conveyed to Cherokee County and
I Town of Murphy by E. B. Norvell,
, Comm. Seo deed book No. ilG page
1373 for definile description.
>rth Carolina
> Late News ||
... iihs " " . .:<
THEIR WAR OVER . . . Little
white boxes of ashes, nil that
remains of some of the thou- t
s sands of Japanese soldiers
who lost lives fight inn in China
are loaded on ship for trip
hack to native soil Nippoiu
losses, killed and wounded,
are estimated at between
450.000 and (300.000 since si e
of undeclared war.
;gles for ' f jl
Cardi- J v
amp in J1-- - J;
over six / (
ban 200 M
' "^5? yss&
g J? i
'flKaS POWER FOR 500.000
WjM FARMS . . . REA's disx
closure of plans to provide,
by June 30. for
electrifying half million
more farms; was h:ti1*>ri
as boo" tu industries
tejlkV-- anticipating vast ntateWi-y
rial orders. Typical are
'SR- Arkansas bauxite mines
, (such as that shown
here), source of ore for
aluminum REA cable,
i - ;f 115,000 miles of which
S< ? %. have been installed on
' ' REA lines. ?
Dated and posted this the 3rd day \
of March, 1939.
T. P. CALHOUN
Chairman Board of Coinmis- ,
sioncrs of Cherokee County, N. C.
J. B. GRAY,
Mayor of Town of Murphy, N. C.
P. M. REAGAN, 1
Mayor of Town of Andrews, N. C.
(32-4t-c.co.-&-tofm-tofa) ji
News&dditks
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?<e6 ps out meat as well as colo - arab'
ow the oeseftt ano prospectors im the
vukon both wear it- but cqr. opposite reasf
(TET'S OCT GOiA'6. |
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SO SPRJNGV IS WOOL PI6*E
n WILL STRETCH 10% OF (T5 LENGTH /
AMD STILL SPRING BACK. IN OLD /
GREECE EVERY SHEEP WAS //
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IN THE 1*700 V SPANIARDS * ytil
risked death to smuggle the j9
HIGHLY PRlZEO MERINOS. WOOL
. CAN ABSORB 30% OF ITS WEIGHT IN sJmK
MOISTURE -AMD NOT FEEL WET / Kg?
In the District Court of the United R
'.tates for the Western District F
forth Carolina, No. . United I
States 01 America upon the relation I
ir.J for the use of the Tennessee Vaj I
ey Authority, Petitioner v. J. c. I
ord, Mm tie Ledford, his life; jja "
;iu Hayes; Maranda MeCluro, Juli^ I
1. Met lure, her husband; L. A. R?n" I
ngei i lrvin Hall, llialla Hall, (,,j I
rife; James J. Rattan, Constance I
J ran tie y Rattan, his wife; Raipi 1
uigun, Margaret Haw ton Rugan, ^ H
rife; Will 11. Riser, Lucy Peel Riser I
nr. wife. Respondents. Order of puR I
nation. Ill the above-styled cause i: I
ip/earetl that the following respon- I
Lilts are ali non-residents of the I
>,ate of North Carolina, are not to be I
bund in the Slate of North Carolina, I
.ml reside at the addresses shown af I
er their respective names: L. A. Rom. I
n;ter, Canton, Ohio; James J. Rigjn H
m l Constance Brantley Ragati, J
11 man Circle. Atlanta. Georgia: Ralph I
iigan and Margaret Lawton Ragu H
15 'J.sth Street, N. W., Ailm t i; , H
ia; and Will il. Riser and Lucy Pe-i I
,i er, 341 West Paces Ferry Road, I
s. W., Atlanta, Georgia. It is then' I
'on* ordered that the nte?n .
louts appear on or before the 20 day
>f April. 1939, in this Court sitting
it Ashevillc, North Carolina, and
hen and there make answer to the
jetition filed in this cause and assert
vhatever right, title, claim or mter;st
they may have in the land herein
.ought to be condemned, or be forver
barred. The land sought to be
ondenuied is, to wit: TRACT FBR178.
A portion of a tract of land ly.
ng in Cherokee County, State of
^urth Carolina, on the right side of
he Nottely River, approximately
?V- a.ilos south of its mouth, a&j
li ore particularly described as:'.,
ows: Beginning at an iron pin, a orler
of the lands of A. L. Kominger,
ind 1'. A. Mauney, and the most
;oi.th\vesterly point of the portioa
lerein de.scribed; thence with P. A
iauney's line N. 4? 00' E., 1005 fed
o a stake, a corner of the lands of |
A. Mauney, and P. A. Mauney & I
Mrs. L. P. Kinsey; thence with P. A I
Mauney & Mrs. L. P. Kiusey's line, fl
grossing a public road, N. 5 00' E., H
$40 feet to a stake in the southeast I
right of way line of the L. & X. Rail- 11
load, a corner of the lands of P. A. I
Miiunev A!- Mrs I- P "?
i. J. Hill; thence with T. J. Hill's E]
line, and the southeast right of way I;
line of the railroad as it meanders I
in a northeasterly direction ap- H
proximately 1180 feet to a point, a
corner of the lands of T. J. Hill, and I
the Carolina Talc Company; thence L
with a severance line S. 32; 00' E.,
approximately 050 feet, crossing a
public road, to a point at the tup of
:i ridge and in L. A. Romihger's
line; thence with L. A. Ronunger*
line and the top of the lidgc ns it
meanders in a southwesterly direction
ipproximately GOO feet to a stake;
thence N. 3G" 00' W., 245 feet to a
stake; thence S. 39? CO' W., 320 feet
to a stake; thence S. 19? 00' E.. 160
feet to a stake; thence S. 24 00' W.,
1400 feet to a white oak stump;
thence N. 83? 00' W., 120 feet to the
point of beginning, and containing
30.9 acres, more or less, subject w
the right of the public in a public
road which affects approximately
2.2 acres. It is further ordered that
ihis notice be published once a week
for four (4) consecutive weeks in the
Cherokee Scout, a weekly newspaper
published at Murphy, North Carolina.
Done this 16 day of March, 1939. E.
V. Webb, Judge, United States District
Court. A true copy test: J. Y.
Jordan, Clerk, By O. L. McLurd,
Chi^f Deputy Clerk. (34-4t-tva)
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