iNavy Recruiter
Accepts Several
Boys For Service
A representative from the Navy
R, a i '.iiuiu Station in Aaheville.
).-iu Monday and Tuesday in Mur
pl,..' ->t the county court liuuse re
lating for tlie Navy. Cliief Basker
llt- >lated tli.it lie had a very suc
ful t'ip and accepted many fine
Cmrokee boys for tlie Navy. Tlie
dtl/ens liere expressed more interest
about the Navy trade schools than
ovr and from all indications the
youth who will come under the new
draft. ?r the 18 and 19-year-old boys
intend to volunteer befoie they are
drafted for other branches of the
service.
The Navy offers rapid promotions,
?od pay isturting at $50. Tlie sec
ond month you are advanced to Sea
man second class and are increasea
pay to $54). $133 worth of uni
f nils .ire given free, travel, adven
ure. free board and lodging, medical
,:ul dental care. Every man in the
N r. . is taught some skilled trade
... will help in civilian life after
us war. The youth of Murphy and
i rokee county are urged to in- j
lu.Ue the Navy program before
i is too late and he cannot make j
Ills choice. i
Have you seen tlie new Navy book.
Men Make Tlie Navy"? If not. call
b\ Tlie Scout office and they will
..idly furnish you with a copy. For
information about the Navy write
Navy Recruiting Station. Post Office
Bldg.. Asheville.
WOLF CREEK
Winifred WRhrow, of Hot House,
Oa.. was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Those spending tlie week-end here
with their respective families, who
are employed at Pontana Dam, were:
p. B. Abercrombie, Windom Gaddis,
Arlington Simonds. Bert Murphy,
and Carl Winkler. All returned to
their jobs Tuesday morning.
Earl Hubbard and wife and two
children, were visiting friends here
Sunday afternoon.
Harvey Gaddis with his family,
moved from Martin Simond's farm
to that of Mrs. OUie Verner, recent
ly.
Sam Oaylor and family moved
from tlie home occupied by Joe Hen
son to Bell Hill, last week.
Syrup making is all over here and
more gallons ol the ? weet sf'ff Acre
stored away than for many years.
ROGERS' FUNERAL
HELD ON MONDAY
Funeral services for John Rogers.
" 1 . of Murphy, were held at Ebenezer
r.far Blairsville. Ga.. Monday. He is
survived by three sons. Andy Rogers,
of Blairsville, Ga., Lemuel Rogers.
r Murphy, and Ott Rogers, of
Georgia.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
weto EXCESS ACID
FrecBookTellscf HomeTrealment that
Must Help or it Will Cost You PJoHiing
Owrtwo million bottles of the WILL ARD
1'IJ KATM KN T have been sold for rrlirfof
h> tnptonv?ofdistri->;< ari-ins: from Stomach
and Duodenal Ulcer* dui* to E?cr? Acid ?
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
ti?*sincs?.. Heartburn. S1tepf*s*nes*. etc.,
duo to Excess Acid. Sold on 1 day trial!
Ask for ??Willard's Message*' which fully
uxplalns this treatment. ? free ? at
MAUNEY DRUG CO.
R. S. PARKER. Druggist
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA
No. 410
! UNITED STATES OP AMERICA
upon the relation and for the use of
the TENNESSEE VALLEY AU
1 THORITY, Petitioner v. Stanley
j Hamby. Minnie Hamby. his wife,
\ B<rwey Hamby. Beulah Collins Ham
i->.v his wife. Corie Hamby Luttrell.
?lohn" Luttrell. her husband, said
-'.ame "John" being fictitious and
otherwise unknown. Leth.i Hamby
Pickelsimer. Charley Pickelsimer.
brr husband, Clarie Hamby Taylor.
V" ' t Taylor, her husband. Ambrose
Hamby. EHlcr Rogers Hamby, his
' 'Tc, Freda Hnmby Craisr. Sam
Cr.ii!:. her husband. Bemice Hamby
'it, D. T. Light, her husband.
9' v. Hamby. Mary Bu'Ier Hnmby.
wife. Winston Hnmby. Jeff New
I ?ll Hinit'> , J. T Hamby, a minor.
Heirkian Hamby. a minor, Klgir
iUmtty Kmg, Ctin* King, iwr hus
band. Verlin Hamby. rre.*>ie Mc
Donald Hamby. his ? lie. Olen Ham
by. Mary Pearson Hamby. his wile
1'arrott Hamby, Johnnie Ma> Bal
lon Hamby. his wile. Lots Hamby i
(Franks. a minor. Bill Franks her
? husband. Gordon Hnmby. a minor.
Louise Adams Hornby, Ins wife Gu.
Kaymon Oaylor. a minor. Dorothy
Hamby. a minor Lajuisc Hamby. a
minor. Quint in Hamby. a minor.
Lvtlju Hamby. i minor Harry Ham
jy, Doll Cole Hamby. his wife. Ida
Hamby Morrow. A. G. Morrow, he:
l.Usbind Respondents
OKIIKK OK PUBLICATION
In tile above cause 11 appears thai j
the following respondents an non- 1
tsidents ol the Slate of North Caro- i
lina and are not to be found within j
he Stale of North Carolina. These '
respondents and then respective
addresses are as follows: Dewey j
Hamby and wile. Beulah Collins |
Hamby, Rock Hill, South Carolina .
Corie Hamby Luttrell, "John" Lut- 1
trell. her husband, said name "John"!
being fictitious and otherwise un
known: Letha Hamby Pickelsimer.
Phurlpy Pickt'lsimpr^ her j
Ambrose Hamby. Eller Rogers Ham
by. his wife. Hurry Hamby and Dol!
Cole Hamby. his wife. Marietta.
Georttia: Freda Hamby Craig. Sam
Cram, her husband: Oliver Hamiu.
| Mary Butler Hamby. his wife, and
1 Winston Hamby. Ducktown. Tenne -
ste: Bernice Hamby Light and D T.
I Light, hi r husband, Macon. Georgia:
j Jeff Newell Hamby. Lookout Moun- ;
I tain. Tennessee: Elgie Hamby King.
Clme King, her husband. Rome.
Georgia: Olen Hamby, Mary Pearson
Hamby, his wife; Lois Hamby
Franks, a minor, and Bill Franks,
her husband. Route 5. Rome. Geor
gia: Gordon Hamby, a minor. Louise
Adams Hamby. his wife. Dorothy
Hamby. a minor. Louise Hamby. a
minor. Qumlui Hamby. a minor. I
and Evelyn Hamby, a minor, Curry
ville, Georgia: J. T. Hamby. a minor,
whose last address was Dayton.
Ohio, and whose present address is
unknown to petitioner and cannot
be ascertained after diligent search
and inquiry; Hezeki&h Hamby. a
minor, now in the service of the
United States Marine Corps, but
whose present address is unknown
and cannot, be ascertained after dil
igent search and inquiry; Verlin
Huuiby, Trcssic McDoriaJii HtUiiuy,
his wife: Parrott Hamby and Johnnie
May Barton Hamby. his wife, who
were last known to be residing some
where in California, and whose pres
ent addresses are unknown to pe
titioner and cannot be ascertained
after diligent search -and inquiry:
Guy Raymon Gaylor, a minor, whose
address is unknown to petitioner
and cannot be ascertained after dili
gent search and inquiry. It is. there
fore, ORDERED that the above re
spondents appear on or before the
12 day of November, 1942, in this
Court sitting at Asheville, North
Carolina, and make answer to the
petition liled ill the above-styled
cause and assert whatever right,
claim, title, or interest they may
have in the property herein con
demned or be forever barred. The i
property to be condemned is to-wit: j
Tract AR-77. A tract of land lying
in Shoal Creek Township of Chero
kee County. State of North Carolina,
on the left side of the Hiwassee
River. approximately 2 miles
northeast of Farner, and more par
ticularly described as follows: Be
ginning at a point, a corner of the
land of the Union Power Company,
tiie land in dispute between the
Larkin Hamby Heirs and the Union
Power Company, and the land of
the Union Power Company: thence
with the Union Power Company's
line N. 81 14' W., 150 feet to a
point on the 1320 foot (MSLi con
lour line . thence with the said con
tour line as it meanders in a eenerai
northerly direction approximately
5290 feet to a point: thence, leaving
the 1320 foot MSLi contour line.
S. 3 00' W.. 1455 feet to an iron
pipe: thence S. 0 39' E., 35fi feet
to the point of beginning, arfd con
taining 26.9 acres, more or less,
subject to such rights as may be
vested in the county or state to
rights of way for public roads.
NOTE : The bearings given in the
above description are based on the
North Carolina State Coordinate
System. Lambert Projection, as
established by the U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey. The central meri
dian for this coordinate system is
located at Longitude 79 ' 00' W. It is
further ordered that this notice be
published once a week for four ( 4 *
consecutive weeks in the Cherokee
Scout, a newspaper published at
Murphy. North Carolina. Done this
10 dav of October. 1942. E Y. Webb.
Judge. United States District Court.
A true copy. Test. J. Y. Jordan.
Clerk. By W. A. Lytle. Deputy Clerk.
Tract AR-77. Stanley Hamby Et A1 I
WCF:HJK:CCK:TiAS. 9-17-42.
IN TIIF. DISTRICT COI'RT OF THE
I'NITED STATES FOR TIIE
WESTERN DISTRICT OF
NORTH C AROLINA
No. 407.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
upon the relation and for the use of
the TENNESSEE VALLEY AU
THORITY Petitioner v. Milas Wil
coxen. Elba Annie Wilcoxen. his
wife. Dorcas Poteat. William T. Po- |
teat. her husband. John Wilcoxen, !
Anne Wilcoxen, his wife, Andrew B '
Buck' Wilcoxen. Lai he WUcoxea,
tu& wife Charlie Goiorth. Easier
Harpr: Clyde Harper, her husband.
LiUI# Jtakim, Onzie Jenkins. her
hatband. Janie Merrill, Noah Mer
iill. her husband. Elizabeth Beaity,
l**ioy Beatty, her husband. Jewell
Green. John Green, her husband.
Lena Goforth. Kader Goforth. her
husband. Andrew F. Goforth. MyrtL'
Goforth, his wife. John Goforth, Jeff
Bridge. Eunice Bridges. his wl',
Bi n H. Bridges. Gussie Bridget. vus
\\\W W Harve Bridges. Kate
Bridges, his wife, Mamie Raper,
Giover Raper. her husband. Gussie
Cah in. Ed Caivm. her husband. Roy
Budges. Ray Blown. Paul Brown, hei
husband, Leola Bridges. GhormJe?
Bride's. Mary" Bridges. his wife,
>aid name Mary" being fictitious
and otherwise unknown. Juanita
Bridges, a minor. James W. DeLaney,
Gladys Branham. Melvin Branhaxn.
her husband. Eugene DeLaney, "Fon
lee" DeLaney, his wife, said name
Fonlee" being fictitious and other
wise unknown. Harlan DeLaney,
| " Venice" DeLaney, his wife. said
name "Venice" being fictitious and
' otherwise unknown. Alvin York De
j Laney. "Eugenia" DeLaney. his wife,
| caid ruime "**iffrnia" beinc fict.it 11*15
I and otherwise unknown, Dorothy
Fnttz. "John" Fritu. her husband.
] said name "John" being fictitious and
1 otherwise unknown. Wanda DeLan
1 ey. .1 minor. Neil Gilbert. Bill Simms.
i Rcba Simms his wife, Genev.i Bur
; ger. Hcrschel Burger, her husband.
I Agnes Walker. Willis Walker, he:
| husband. Harlan Simms. Madge"
; Simms, fc is wife. said name "Mady*
I being fictitious and otherwise un
I known. G. Edward Simms, a minor
1 Clifton Haun. a minor. Joyce Haun,
a minor, Caroline Wilcoxen, Noah
Wilcoxen, Nancy Wilcoxen. his wife,
Linda Taylor. John Taylor, her hus
band. Ella Hurley, Monroe Hurley,
her husband. Lillie Goolsby. General
Goolsby. her husband, EUie Hall. \
Floyd Hall, her husband, Beth Bates, ]
Charlie Bates, her husband. Bob
Wilcoxen. Onnie Wilcoxen. his wife,
A. G. Morrow, Ida Morrow, his wife,
CHEROKEE COUNTY, a political
subdivision of the State of North
Carolina. UNKNOWN PARTIES IN
INTEREST, Respondents.
OKDKK OF PUBLICATION
In the above cause it appeared that
the following respondents are non
residents of the State of North Caro
lina and are not to be found within
the State or North Carolina. These
respondents and their respective ad
dresses are as follows:
Milas Wilcoxen, Eliza Anne Wil
coxen, his wife, Charles Goforth.
Easter Harper, Clyde Harper, her
husband. Lillie Jenkins, Omzie Jen
kins. her husband, J&nie Merrill.
Noah Merrill, her husband. Jewell
| Green. John Green, her husband,
Lena Goforth. Rader Goforth, her
husband, Caroline Wilcoxen, Andrew
P. Goforth. Myrtle Goforth, his wife.
John Goforth. Beth Bates, Charlie
Bates, her husband, Bob Wilcoxen.
Onnie Wilcoxen, his wife, Archville,
Tennessee, Dorcas Poteat, William
T. Poteat, her husband, Delano,
Tennessee, John Wilcoxen, Anne
Wilcoxen,_ his wife. Ocoee, Tennes
see, Andrew B. (Buck) Wilcoxen,
Lillie Wilcoxen. his wife, Ramhurst,
Georgia Elizabeth Beatty, Lcroy
I Beatty. her husband, R. F. D. Colum
! bus. Mississippi, Jeff Bridges, Care
i of American legation, San Salvador
| El Salvador, Central America, Eu
| nice Bridges, his wife, Bluefield
Street, Athens, Georgia, Care of
University of Georgia, Ben H. Brid
ges. Gussie Bridges, his wife. Athens
Street, Englewood, Tennessee, Mamie
Raper. Grover Raper, her husband.
Ray Brown. Paul Brown, her hus
band. Englewood, Tennessee. R. F.
D. Roy Bridges, General Delivery,
Englewood. Tennessee. W Harve
Bridges. Kate Bridges, his wife. War,
West Virginia. Gussie Calvin, Ed
Calvin, her husband. Vonore, R. F
D. Tennessee, Leola Bridges
Ghormley Bridges. "Mary" Bridges,
his wife, said name "Mary" being
fictitious and otherwise unknown.
Juanita Bridges, a minor, age 18.
Carnes Avenue. Buntin. Memphis.
Tennessee. James W. DeLaney,
Gladys Branham, Melvin Branham.
her husband. Eusrne DeLaney. "Fon
lee" DeLaney. his wife said name
"Fonlee" being fictitious and other
wise unknown. South Harriinan.
Tennessee. Harlan DeLaney. "Ven
ice" DeLaney. his wife, said name
' Venice" being fictitious and other
wise unknown. Alvin York DeLaney.
"Eugenia" DeLaney. his wife, said
name "Eugenia" being fictitious and
otherwise unknown. Wanda De
Laney. a minor, age 16. South Harri
man. Tennessee. Dorothy Frittz. a
minor, age 19, "John" Frittz, her
husband, said name "John" being
fictitious and otherwise unknown,
Kingston. Tennessee. Neil Gilbert.
Athens. Tennessee. Bill Simms. Reba
Simms. his wife. R. F. D., Benton,
Tennessee. Geneva Burger. Hersche]
Burger, her husband. Alcoa, Tennes
see. Agnes Walker. Willis Walker,
her husband. Care of Dewyte Cotton
Mills. Alabama City. Alabama. Har
lan Simms. "Madge" Simms, his wife,
said name "Madge" being fictitious
and otherwise unknown. Galveston.
Texas. G. Edward Simms, a minor,
age 19. U. S. Marine Corps Base.
Quantico. Virginia. Clinton Haun. a
minor, age 18. Joyce Haun. a minor,
arte in Etowah. Tennessee. Care of
Ernest Haun their father. Noah Wil
coxen. Nancy Wilcoxen. his wife
Route 4. Loudon. Tennessee. Linda
Taylor, John Taylor, her husband.
! Lilhe Goolshy, General Goolsby her
I husband. Turtletown. Tennessee
Ella Hurley. Monroe Hurley, her
husband. Fuuniam Inn, Sou til Caro -
\ litia. El he Hal!. Floyd Hall, her husi^
! band. Ellijay, Georgia.
There may be unknown parties in
! interest who claim some right, title.
| or interest in the property herein
! sought to be condemned whose
. names, tges and addresses cannot
! ix* ascertained after diligent search
and inquiry; such unknown parties
! are sought to be made respondents
to tills proceeding. It is therefore t
j ORDERED that the above respon
j dents appear on or before the - day
j of Nov., 1942. in this Court sitting
at Asheville. North Carolina, and
' make answer to the petition filed m
I the above-styled cause and assert :
whatever right, claim, title, or in
terest they may have in the proper
ty herein condemned or be forever
barred. The property sought to tx
condemned is the fee simple title to,
Tract AR-81 hereinafter described. ,
and the hereinafter described ease
! ment and right of way in Tract I
ASR-2. Tract AR-81. A portion of
a tract of land lying in Beaverdam
Township of Cherokee County. State j
u? itorih Carolina* the risht nidc ;
of the Hiwassee River, approximate
ly 3?, miles west of the Hiwassee j
Dam. the said portion being more ;
particularly described as follows: Be- j
ginning at a point in the 1320 foot i
? MSL> contour, a corner of the land- j
of the Union Power Company, and .
Estie Griffith, the said point being
S. 55 19 K . 360 feet from a 5 incli j
black dak tree ai |he top ?~>f a ridge. J
' a common corner of the land of i
[ Estie Griffith, and the land m dis- i
I pute between the Dan Wilcoxin i
Heirs and A. G. Morrow; thence,
I with a severance line N. 56 36' E.. j
|383 feat to a point: thence S. 19 42' |
i W.. 371 feet to a point in the 13201
foot ' MSL ? contour, a corner of the
lands of Estie Griffith, and the Un
ion Power Company: thence with
the said Company's line N. 55? 19'
W.. 250 feel to the point of begin
ning. and containing 1.0 acre, more
or less, subject to such rights as
may be vested in the county or state
to rights of way for public roads.
NOTE: The bearings given in the
above description are based on the
North Carolina State Coordinate
System, Lambert Projection, as es
tablished by the U. S. Coast and
Oeodetic Survey. The central meri
dian for this coordinate system is lo
cated at Longitude 79 00' W. A
permanent easement and right of
way on. over, across, or under the
hereinafter described land, including
the peretual right to enter upon the I
real estate, and grade, level, fill,;
drain, pave, build erect maintain,
repair, and rebuild a road or high
way on. over, across, or under the
ground embraced in the hereinafter]
described land, and also a permanent j
right to dig ditches and borrow pits, j
build bridges, culverts, and ramps,
to dig fills, and cuts, and to remove
brush, timber, fences, buildings, and
other improvements interfering with
the said right of way and to allow
the highway thereon to be construct
ed to be used by the public in like
manner as public highways are used
in the State of North Carolina. Tract
ASR-2. A strip of land for a road
ri*ht ctl way through Ule land ia
.lispate between '.he Dan Wilcoxen
Hens and A O Morroit , on Um
northra>t side of tile Hiwa.vsee River
and approximately 1 , nule north
west of New Prospect Church, in the
Beaverdam Township ol Clieroke
County, North Carolina, a.s shown
in a map filid in the office oi '. ! 1
Register of l>e?\ls of Cherokee Coun
ty. said strip be inn 60 feet ad-'. !v
ini! 30 feet on each side of the eenvr
line of tht survey lor tile relocation
of Hiw i ...s(?- River Road at Shoal
Creek " the center line of ihe survey
bciiia more particularly described aa
follows- BeKinninc at a point where
he center luie crosses the south
west line of the land in dispute be
tween the Dan Wilcoxen Heir, arid
A G. Morrow, which is the north
east line of Estie Griffith's land. ?l
survey station 9 t 95 on the center
line of the survey, said point bein*
S. 55 19' E . 150 feet from a comer
of the lands hi dispute between tl"
r ;.n Wilcoxen Heirs .aid A G. Mo. -
row. anc* the lands of Estac Griff, th.
Us -TV A Tract No. AR-80 Union
Power Company'. ^nd US-TVA
Tract No. AR-81 'the land in dis
pute between the Dan Wilcoxen
w??trc ami A G Morrow1: thence N.
31! 53' E.. 65.3 feel to survey station
10 -t 60.3; thence N. 57 12' E . 80 7
feet to survey station 11 410:
thence N. 20 53' E? 115.3 feet To sur
vey station 12 + 56.3: thence N 59'
53' E . 123.5 feet to survey station 13
? 79 8: thence N. 12 53 E.. 129 9
feet to survey station 15 ? 09 7:
thence N. 77 21' E.. 92 6 feet to
: ur tatlon 16 -f- 02.3: thence N.
31 21 E. 87.1 feel to survey station
16 ? 89 4: thence N. 20 12 E.
265.2 feet to survey station 19 ?
54.6; thence N 61 23 E. 116.1 feet
to survey station 20 ; 70.7: thence
N. 24 29 E.. 2130 feet to survey
statJkn 22 +? 83.7; thence N. 30" 18'
W . 174.6 feet to survey station 24 ?
58.3: thence N. 45* 05' E . 66 7 feet
to survey station 25 4- 25.0: thence
N. 59" 33' W.. 84 5 feet to survey
station 26 4- 09.5; thence N. 49' 58'
W , 138.6 feet to a point where the
center line crosses the center line of
a ridge, which is the north line of
land in dispute between the Dan
Wilcoxen Heirs and A. G. Morrow,
md the south line of US-TVA Tract
No. AR-83 (Union Power Company),
at survey station 27 + 48.1 said
point being approximately 535 feet,
as measured along the center line of
the ridKe and property line. In a
westerly direction, from a comer of
the land in dispute between the Dan
Wilcoxen Heirs and A. G. Morrow
and the lands of Tract No. AR-83,
and the United Slates Forest Service.
The above described strip of land is
a continuous right of way 60 feet
wide through the said property be
tween the above named boundary
I lines and contains 2.4 acres, more
I or less. It is further ordered that
this notice be published once a week
for four '4> consecutive weeks in
the Charokee Scout a weekly news
paper published ;it Murphy. North
Carolina Done this 2 day of Oct.
1942. E. Y. Webb. Judge, United
States District Court. Tracts AR-81.
^SR-2. Milas Wilcoxen, WCP: HJH:
CAR: mis 9-1-42. A true copy test
J. Y. Jordan. Clerk, by O L. McLurd.
i Deputy Clerk. (ll-4t)
"Keep Children's Clothes Clean
For Health And Longer Wear"
-says PARENT'S MAGAZINE
When the foremost magazine in its field comes out with a statement
like that. ...it must be important! Health and cleanliness have al
ways been important, but now more than ever, the longevity ol ap
parel is a prime necessity ! Junior and Mary may outgrow t heir clothes
faster than they wear them out. but if these clothes have been prop
erly cared for, some other child may enjoy them .. .Efficiently
laundered linens and clothing guard the health of four entire family
and enable fabrics to look newer. . . .longer.
MURPHY LAUNDRY
Prownt Service Phone 159