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LEGAL NOTICES | NO 11(1 Ol V%!.r N( )!('! I! C \' Of N V CIIEKOKKF COI NTY l'iui? : and by \ , * ! " ? o! that CCr l:im ! >< d ?>! Tru t executed by T. W IVcke>"** *" IV II Tillitt. Trustee on the Mh dav of Juno. 1W31. and re corded in the Office of the Register of I>-v;!n f Cherokee County. North Carolina, in Book of Deeds of Trust N<? 103. pare L\*LV default having been made in the payment of the in debtedness secured thereby, and de mand tor foreclosure having been made upon the undersigned by the holders of aid indebtedness, the un dersigned Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of D H. Tillitt. Trus tee. deceased, will on Monday the 7th day of October. 1940. at 11:00 A M . C S T offer for sale to the highest j bidder, lor cash, t he following des- ! cribed proper! v I. Vine and \h >?n in Cherokee Coun ty. North end hmindrd and deseriV-ed as follow Rein* .i no ? - n ?>r tl> Fain P no tion and hound* ri n ] more twr'i - larlv di >ci ibt rl ,.s f..l|u\\- PFOTW- j INO (in a Pn" .???!?? -f f "? land and run* tb<r: N \V 1 ' 4 poles lo a Hlckorv: 'lie "N l'ift W 77 pole- t" n Che- 'nut and --:?kc; thoncc N ?: J \V inn voir ( n a ll^k orv and ":i : a Whr> Oak on li t' rider a' 72 polo- 'ivner s. *.v mo pole more or less, to ; t rock on i brinelv thence S with j tlio meander- ? !' the branch -o the Hen Di'iial n lint therB E. 150 Pill-- with Donation line to the BKC.INN'TNG. Contalnir. 140 acrrr. more or less. For fu'her description see deed from \V F. Robert' et urc to Titos. W Dorkerv dated (1-5-1901 and re corded in Book No. 33. page 488. record -f Clierok'-c County. X. C. Tbi- 7th day of September. 1940. 1 Rosa Jtid i n Rodgers Tillitt. Exe- I cut i' \ of the 1 .st Will and Testa ment f D. II Tillitt Trustee deceas ed. <8-4t> mil ISHF.R * SWORN STATEMENT NORTH CAROLINA, CHEROKEE COUNTY. T* ??? ma*; r of the qualification of The Cherokee Scout Newspaper* under chapter 170 public laws of North Carolina 1939. To the Clerk of the Superior Court: ' In conformation with the provision i of chapter one hundred seventy 1"(1> j of tile Public Laws of North Carolina. 1939 <1939 cede. ='-ciion 2586 a> et M*q i . The Cherokee Scout news paper'. published at Murphy. N. C. 'post office address1 by Victor C. Olmsted i publisher '? hereby files the lollowin5 sworn statement: Victor C. Olmsted, being first duly ? sworn, states that he is the Publisher j of the Cherokee Scout ;.<r rvrnpaper1 J and is duly authorized to make this sworn statement: that the said news paper :s a newspaper with a general circulation to actual paid subscrib ers: that aid newspaper has been ' and is admitted to the United states mails a* < conri elas; matter at Mur- | phv in Mi - Countv of Cherokee: that ' ? lie said newspaper has been regit- j larlv anr1 ? <'!itinuou>]y issued in the said county at least on" day in each calendar week for at least twenty five of tii" twenty x weeks nime diately preceding the date of this sworn statement: that the said newspaper is a newspaper meeting the qualifications prescribed by chap ter 170. Public Laws of North Caro lina. 1939. This the 13 day of September. 1940 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13 day of September. 1940 Duly filed with the clerk of Stiperior Court of Cherokee County. North Carolina, this 13 day of Sep tember. 1940. JOHN DONLEY. Clerk of Superior Court VOTIf F. OF SAI.E OF LAND NORTH CAROLINA. CHEROKEE COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. NO. 1407. Cherokee County. Plaintiff. Vs R.. IT Flowprs. and wife Mrs. R H Flowers. and all persons elaiminc any interest in tlie lands Involved in this action. Defendants. R<- virtve ?.f an order and decree enif'-d in the above entitled cause of neHon hy th" CWk of the Superior Co"rf. for Cherokee Count v. on September IB 1940, ordering li : ? . n?U ? :SW<I p Noivtll. < omin. > s?t r. svil the id ii- ic'imftt i dra rlbrd to *atl?>" 1 1 c ili -p. Hid of plaintiff. I. E U c <mm. loner will on Mon ay the '.'1st d?\ of (H'tolm 194". a' i o , .'clock A M Central Standard offer for -ale anil sill at pub I- outcry, at the courthouse iloor in Murphy. the following piece anil par ol ol land lying in Valleytown I vnMiip. Cherokee County, contain !n( one acre, it bouiE the same piecc nd parcel of land conveyed to R. H. ^lowers by Linda Holland, as set forth in a deed registered in office f Register of Deeds for Cherokee unty. in Deed Book No. 87. pace ton Itinr part of tracts Nos 08 and !>. bepinninc on a stake on the ~ !in" of 1?' Hand Creek, and run? ~:tsr 102 fei ? to a stake on the West ii" ef the rond that leads " ? n?c!"an House: thence North- I ? 'ardly with said road to the line >* Nfvman: thence South with aid - ?to the rrrek: , " r'lwn the creek to the becinn containiii" one arre more or less. TV--. ? Mile rash Sale subject to ? ' - ? firmed by the court. ~ s S. pt. 18th 1940. r P Now Commissioner. 1 9-4t-cbn> TP th.e Di'f'ct Court cf the United ? of America for the Western ; pi ?> ? .-f North Cn -ollnE Ash"vi!l" I D' vision. Civil No. S92. United statos ; America 128 3 acres, more or of '?id in Cherokee County. " O ? . :? o C D: .t Fiank ' al Notice of Action by ?.-> ??? Stmmonc To: Na iv N F . > Dockerv: T W. Dock T Fain: Florence Fain " -sl-.aw: Allen Hrmliree and John- I ? "? Hemfcree: M.mie E. Owenby and o. Owenby : Bryant. Maureen ' h.-.sband. Herman Bryant, pos ble adverse claimants. Petersburg. T7t<'inna: Fannie Butt and husband William Butt, nossible adverse claim - m?s. Blue Ridpe. Georgia: Cooper. ' 7 Frrr.i: : nd wife. Estelle Cooper, nonents. Whitaker St.. ? -anaii. Georgia: Croswell Helen " inn Fain widow possible ad ? claimant. Atlanta. Georgia: , --.r.l.v Carolina Fain 'widow* pos > adverse claimant. Atlanta. G<>or ?a: Fain Carolina, single. possible1 ? ? c'nimar. . Atlanta. Georgia: ? *????? D oti y Elizabeth, single, po* nd-err.- claimant. Atlanta, Ga: j r ? Floisp. - ncle. possible adverse ! T-. Greenville. S. C: Fair.. r!orn'? L. -ir.i le, pcssible adverse el" mnnt. Atlanta. Georgia: Fair.. Harrv A ^rd wife. Jessie Fain, pos siMe adverse claimants. Chattan cotra. Tenr. ssee: Fain. Henry Gower. ! > inclc. possible adverse claimant. At lanta. Ga: Fain. John M.. possible adverse claimant. Greenville. S. C: j Fnin. Mary Lucy, single. possible ad- ? verse claimant. Atlanta. Georgia: ! Fain. Robert Parks, single, possible [ adverse claimant. Atlanta. Georgia: Fain. Sara Fi ances, single, possible j adverse claimant. Atlanta. Georgia: Fain. Mrs. William Alva 'widow' i possible adverse claimants. Gordon i Ft . Atlanta. Georgia: Grady. Louise j Fain and husband. Grady. | possible advc se claimants. Philadel- ; phia. Pennsylvania: Hembrec. Pin- I lfv and wife. Mrs. Pinkey Hembree. i po; lble adverse claimants and ad- ' i ? ;ning owners. Knoxville. Tennessee McTaggart. Inez and husband. Z. R McTasrgart. possible adverse claim ants and adjoining owners. 714 Union Avenue. Knoxville. Tenn: Sneed. R. L. (widower), possible adverse claim ant and adjoining owner. Route 4 Bakerr-field. California: Stringer. Su san Kathleen and husband. Stringer, possible adverse claimants. , Greenville. S. C: Sword. T. J. and wife. Nannie A. Sword, adjoining owners. Adell. Georgia: Umphres. ?Humphreys*. Ifcbie and husband. J. H. 'Howe* Umphries 'Humphreys* possible adverse claimants and ad joining owners. Delano. Polk Coun ty. Tennessee: Wooten. Virginia Fain and husband. James Clements Woo ten. possible adverse claimants. At lanta. Georgia: Brown. Mary H.. sinele. proponent. Maddisonville. Tennessee: Carter. G. B: Cooper. G P: Comwell. James: Cornwell. Wil liam: Deweesc. Jake: Trustee for : J. R. Taylor: Fain. William Mercer: j Humphryes. 'Hnmphris* Umphres : James: Hyatt. R. H. and wife Tda | M. Hvatt: James Hnttie Kneed and husband. Eftop Jame-.: Johnson. V. O: McDonald. J. L.. and wife. Gem inrr< 'Jammina* McDonald: Sneed TVtle: finecd. Charlie and wife. SJ?uv J -uu Kiwul Sneed. Ella: ^n*td. OccrfW W and wUe. Synth:* ?:i ii ; sn* ed an wife. ? i. m. rti sited J Monro? and ? . Mtiiir onp*t! ; Sneed. Myrtle id. .?-?'< U.. : Sneed Wilburn M ? n.' w if<H Pheoebe James Sneed: Taylor. Campbell. Sr; and wife. Eliz ibeth Taylor: Taylor Campbell. Jr: Taylor Elizabeth: Taylor J. R. Tay lor. Junes R: Woodbury. V A. and wife. Pauline Wood b.rv: Alexander. James: Carroll America: Carroll. Coon: Dockery. Ella: Fain. M: Hembree. Mollie Snccd: Lovinpood. Callie: Ramsour | A. A: Sneed. Ben M: Sneed. Harve: Snerd. IF 'Isaac F >: Sneed. Jane* Sneed. M P: Sneed. Marion J: Tay lor. Campbell: Anderson. Mary and husband. John A. Anderson: Appala :'-iar Land and Lumber Company, n North Carolina Corporation: Chero k<" l>and Company: Cherok"' Land and Lumber Company a North Carolina corporation: Da cm5 Mary M K ' aid husband. Par. Dacus: Hammond. Mary C: Ham mfid, W. C: Hammond. W. J: Jon"s O. F and wife. Fanny W. Jones' Ramsour. Anna and husband. Danie' A Ramsour: Hammond Wm. H' end all persons whomsoever wh have, or claim to own any estates o' interests in the fee or otherwise if. ?nd to tlv premises described in the petition filed in this cause and de ? ; 1 i'oed in this notice, and any and all heir and devisees of the several parties above named, whose nam' and addresses arc unknown, an ' all and singular their heirs, hus bands. wiv s. devisees, executors, ad ministrators. representatives, alinecs successors and assigns, of each an;l every of them: and all unknown own ers. lcinors. or claimants, having, o claiming to have, any right, title, estarte, equity, interest or lcin: and all occupants. lessees, users, holders and owners of and claimants to anv rights of casement or prescription in. over, across, or through said lands, or any part thereof: you will please take notice that an action entitled as above lias been commenc ed in the District Court of the United S'ates for the Western District of North Carolina, at Ashevillc. N. C.. that summons has been duly issued out of said Court, and petition filed therein asking for the condemnation ' of the lands described in the said petition and hereinafter described i that you. and each of you. are neces- : sitry and proper parties to the jus r.tid final disposition of this action: j that said action has been instituted by the United States Attorney for the Western District of North Caro lina for the purpose of the appropri- ! ation and condemnation by judicial : process, for the public use and bene fit of the United States of America of the lands described in said peti tion and herein below described, under and by virtue of the provis- , ions of the Weeks Lay. Act of Con- 1 grr?s of March 1. 1911. Chap. 186 '36 Stat. 901' Title 1G. Sections 513. 521. 553. and 563 of U. S. C. A., and j according to the methods and pro- i cedure prescribed in the Act of Con gress of August 1. 1888 '25 Statutes 257 '30 U. S. C. A.. Sections 257. 25<t and 258-a': that the lands proposed ; to be condemned and appropriated by the plaintiff United States are described substantially as follows: Trac* No. 789. apparent and pre sumptive owner beinfr O. C. Davis fc J. Frank Cooper, containing accord ins to survey 113.9 acres, situated in Cherokee County. N. C.. on the wat ers of Grape Creek, a tributary of Hiawassee River, more particularly described by metes and bounds in Exhibit "A", and upon map or plat Exhibit "B". attached to the petition is this proceeding filed with the Clerk of the United States District Court at Asheville. ??. C: Tracts No. 1008-1. 1008-n. apparent and presumptive owner being Mamie E. Owenby. con taining according to survey 14 4 acres, situated in Cherokee County. N. C.. on the waters of Shuler Creek, more particularly described in metes 1 and bounds in Exhibit "A-l" and | upon map or plat. Exhibit "B-l". at i tached to the petition in this pro j ceeding filed with the Clerk of the j United States District Court at Ashe ville. N. C: you and each of you are hereby notified to be and appear at the office of the Clerk of the United 1 States District Court for the ; Western D. strict of North Caro I lina. in the United States j Courthouse Building at Bun combe County. N. C., not later than : ? i!a: ? (cm mul alter tlx ' i :r!>h".on oi nervier of this sum inons by publication for four '4' Kucccsxivf weeks, and answer or de mur to the petition or complain' herein filed by the above named pe ; ! in the office of the said .ind von are further notified i :ha; if you fall to appear and answer ur demur to the said petition or com ! plaint within the time specified the petitioner will r>pply to the Court for 'he relief demanded in said petition: v -nev the Honorable E. Y. Webb Judge of the District Court for the ' Western District of North Carolina ?hi* the 19th day of .September. 1940 t. V. Jordan Clerk. By: W. A Lytic: Deputy Clerk. <10-4t> | NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND I'NDF.R ORDER OF THE COI KT NOPTH CAROUNA. CHEROKEE COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that t li*~ ?indersipned commissioner of the Court, pursuant to an order and nidcmcnt of the Superior Court o' Cherokee County. North Carolina <-n'r-rd at the June term. 1940 of the Superior Court of said County, in a "nco ntitled Hr.ftie L. Waldroup vs Karl an Enlne and wife. Louise Enloe and G^irpp Porter, will offer for -nle and will soil to the highest bid - e'er for cash at the Court house doo in Murphy. North Carolina at 12 o' clock noon on Monday the 28th dav of October. 1940. the following d? 501'ibcr' land and real estate, to-wit* A tract of land in the town of An drews, North Carolina, containing about five acres, known as the horn place of the late J. \V. Porter bcin the land described in a deed ciatei the 11th dav of January. 1933. made by J. W. Porter and wife. Flora Por ter to R. M. Waldroup and wife. Hat tie L. Waldroup: said deed being re corded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee County. N. C.. in Deed Book No. 107. at page 3. This sale is made pursuant to an order of the Superior Court of Chero kee County above referred to and for the purpose of satisfying an indeb tedness due Hat tie L. Waldroup in the sum of S2.770.93 with interest a: C from June 20. 1940. This the 21st day of September. 1940. C. E. HYDE. Commissioner of the Court. 1 10-4:-chg.ceh> NOTICE OF SUMMONS NORTH CAROLINA. CHEROKEE COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Cherokee County VS. E. McS. Hyde and wife. Mrs. E MeS. Hyde. The above named defendants. E McS. Hyde and wife. Mrs. McS. Hyde, and their successors in title, if any. will take notice that an action en titled as above has been instituted by the plaintiff for the purpose of foreclosing tax leins for the years 1932 to 1939. inclusive which said taxes are a lcin upon those certain lands in Shoal Creek Township. Cherokee County. North Carolina, and described as follows: Being that certain tract of land conveyed to E. McS. Hyde by E. H Bf-ronc and wife. Lizzie BefgSn by deed dated October 23. 1926. record ed in the office of the Register of Deed' for Cherokee County. North C?rolina. in Book No. 89. at page 415. said tract of land containing Eighty <80 1 acres, more or less, and Being part of Lot No. 89 in Dis trict No. 8. adjoining the lands of | Roscoe Danner. John Pickleseimcr. Renzy Coleman, and others. or succt sol . .?! 0j j vaiti. * 41. T5lc ubovr <l' fi ,nUm , Unknown W tiw. j unj Hu. ? iM. Exeruioi AUmmw^ Assignees. ami Si.. , Mirs , _ *s j. w Aivar,,. W: Uk, nui!?; ; ? an action entitled as above ha t instituted by the plwntiH f? T purpose of foreclosing tax leuU ? " the years ol 1933 to 1939. taciu,,"* which said taxes are a w? * those certain lands in Murphy Tovr. ship. Cherokee County. North Cir0. lina. and described as follow Those certain lands convey^ to J. W. Alvarez ty M B Dockery ?m wife, by deed dated March 1. ijw recorded in Book 97. pace 219 Also, an undivided one-half it) interest In and to those certain lan& conveyed to J. W Alvarez and D E Tucker by J. W. Woody and wite. t, deed dated Septrmtxr 2". 1939 rt. corded in Book 98 page 324. ref^r ence to which records in the Ottic? ol the Reeister of Deeds for Chno kee County. North Carolina, is tnrtf for fuller particulars and descrip tion. And said defendants v ill takt no tice that they are required to appear before the Clerk of Superior Court of Cherokee County. North Carotcn, a- his office In Murp ? North Caro lina. on the 21st day of Octobn 194i>. or within twen; '20' day thereafter and arawer or demur to the complaint, OF the plaintiff till r.pplv to 'he court f: r ? relief dt romd <? in the complaint Thi> the 2Cth ? ^eptembo. 1S40. ,i W. DONLEY. CI' vk Pnper:-: Ccurt. (104# AAA Farm Program Follows Defense Idea With national defence the para mount issue In the country today, the 1941 AAA farm program lias been designed to tie in closely with defense aims, says E. Y. Floyd. AAA executive officer of State College The new program, which lias jus; been announced, will en-., hasize con servation of the soil and the main tenance of abundant supplies through an ever-normal granary plan. Based on recommendations of fax er-committeemen who met in Well ington earlier in the summer, the 1941 program will follow the ^ame general lines of the 1939 am! 1940 programs. j And said defendants will take no I tice that they are required to appear i before the Clerk of the Superior : Court of Cherokee County. North | North Carolina, at. his office in Mur l phy. North Carolina, on the 21st day I of October. 1940. or within twenty j ? 20> days thereafter and answer or ] demur to the complaint, or the j plaintiff will apply to the Court for i the relief demanded in the com j plaint. This the 20th day of September. 1940. 1 J. W. DONLEY. Clerk Superior ? Court. (10-4t-chft* ! NOT1CF. OF SUMMONS NOrtTH CAROLINA. < CHEROKEE COUNTY, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Cherokee County Vs. j The unknown widow, heirs, devi Small farmers' needs i.ave been given further consider.! > ion in the new program, Floyd said. For in stance. the provision under which at least S20 may be earned on any farm through -conservation meas ures will be continued in 1941. If as much as S15 is earned bv planting forest trees, any farm may receive as much as S35 under t lie program The program also provides that en small farms where the maximum payment is not more than S20. an? part of the soil-btiilriinu allowance may be earned bv carrying out loc ally adapted conservation practices not included in the National Pr0* (tram. This provision will be npplicable in designated aTeas where needed, and the practices for which payment will be made in this special rrouP will be recommended In local com mitteemen. Likewise, Floyd said, in artas v.;--* feed crops arc not generally Pr0" duced for market, any farmer may grow as much as 30 acres of soil depleting crops without incuring a deduction for exceeding the total soil-depleting acreage allotment. Farm Questions QUESTION: What is an ideal school lunch? ANSWER: An ideal school iUBC~ according to the State College Home Demonstration Department, consist* of one nourishing main dish, a I or two ot mtik. a cooked or raw *cce I tarble or fruit, bread and buttei era sandwich, and a simple do v* These lunches must provide '' building materials for the ^ ' sues of the body, for sound W11 * 1 bones, and for good red blood. _ the same time, the food-; mi' ?' a source of energy for growing- - tivc children.