Class Organizes
"100-County" Club
The eighth grade History classes
have been studying the 100 coun
ties of North Carolina and have
organized a "100-County" Club.
To be eligible for membership
a student must memorize the
counties, origin of name, county
seat and date of formation.
The following pupils were the
first to join the club and were
awarded prizes:
Dorothy Roberts. Billy Adams,
Betty Jean Moore. Clara Hunsuck
er. Ruth Hogsed. Dorothy Worley.
Other members of the club are:
Loretta Voyles. James Carroll.
Kenneth McCall. M. L. Decker,
\vonne Green. Elmer Dockery,
Lillian Ballew. Billy Jane Rush.
Susie Miller. Jean Reed. Virginia
Akin, Betty Jane Evans, Bernice
Davis, Frances Wilson, Gordon
Johns - Manville
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X Olivia DeHavilland ? Y
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? "The Heiress"
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Saturday, April 1
MONTE HALE, In? *
I "RangerOf |
| Cherokee Strip" |
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-j- Robert Blackneil - Dorothy y
| Patrick, In? !j!
I "Blonde Bandit" 1
Also Added Serial: "Batman X
And Robin" No. 10
Y LATE SHOW SAT. NIGHT
John Calvert, As The !?
"Falcon". In
"Search For
Danger"
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A Sunday. April 2
A
??? Roy Rogers - Dale Evans
?In?
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"Down Dakota
Wav"
X in Color
Also Added: Color Cartoon
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Monday - Tuesday, April 3-4
*? Gene Kelly - Frank Sinatra
?In?
"On The Town"!
in Technicolor
Also Selected Short Subjects
Wednesday, April 5
Scott Brady - Jane Russell
?In?
"Undertow"
Also Added Serial: "James
Brothers Of Missouri" No. 10
Style Show
Given At Chapel
High Skhool chapel Wednesday
was in charge of Miss Shirley
Steele, Home Economics teacher,
Marjorie Helton conducted the
devotional after which a short play
entitled "Style Show" was pre
sented by Joan Cornwell, Helen
Haney, Bobbie Trull, Darleen
Chastain. Lorene Elster. Clara Mac
Tay'.or. Rosetta Carroll, Mozelle
Hughes, Mary 'Jane Hughes, Kath
leen Cook. Kathleen Plemmons,
Emma Jean Shields.
After the play a fashion show
including all girls who have made
spring garments in home econo
mics seas given. A special feature
was the showing of garments
which were modeled at the Cuilo
whee Field meet. Many of these
won awards.
Darnell. Winnie Ruth Little. Carol
Sue Vaught. Fay Burgess. Janetta
Kilpatrick Mary Ann Forrester, J.
D. Decker. Betty Reese., Judy
Nichols. Betty Jean Tilson, Ray
Rowland. Caroline Ritch, Betty
Cook. Dale Price. .Mary Jo Dockery.
Billie Lou Titnpson. Tommy Gen
try. Harry McDonald, Albert
Dockery. Joe Anderson, Charles
Watson. Roy Rowland, Russell Hel
ton.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAI, ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
| IN THE SUPERIOR COURT j
I SUMMONS DOCKET No. 3871 !
CHEROKEE COUNTY. Plaintiff,
VS.
A. L FRAXKUM and wife, VAUL
FRANK UM ANDREW GREEN and
wife. SHIRLANA GREEN. AN
DREW GREEN SR. and wife,
MYRA GREEN. RUBY KAYLOR
end husband. John KAYLOR,!
CHARLES FRANKUM and wife, j
BEATRICE FRANKUM. EDITH J
I- RANKUM. GEORGE D FRANK- j
UM and wife PAULINE FRANK
UM. ADDIE McDONALD and
LUM EVANS. Defendants.
By virtue of authority vested in
me by a judgment of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County in thee
above entitled action, I will, on
Thursday, April 27, 1950, at 12:00
Noon at the Courthouse door in
Murphy. Cherokee County, N. C..
offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash the following describ
ed lands in Notla Township. Cher- I
okee County. North Carolina:
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Notla Township, Cherokee I
County. North Carolina, adjoining
Ihe lands of Kilpatrick. Evans,
Akins and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on a large post oak
I the South W. corner of said No.
| -15 runs East 58 pales to a stake
j n the top of a ridge and on a
j ledge of rocks, thence with said
ledge of rocks North 52 E. 66
j poles to a maple on the hank of
| a small branch, then up said!
branch with its meanders 42 West
35 poles to a small spanish oak
en the S. bank of the Biairsville
Rd. then with said road N. 7112
V. 12 poles North 49 W 19 poles
lo a stake in said road, then N.
33 E. 49 poles to a stake and
?mall spanish oak on Collins line,
then with that line North 58 W.
101 poles to a stake the N W
corner of No. 46 and N. E. corner
of 45, then with line of Nos. 45
and 46 S. 174 poles to the begin
ning, containing 77' - acres more
or less.
Being the same lands described
, in a deed from T. L. Keasler and !
I wife. Verdie Keasler to J. B. I
Frankum and wife, Lillie Frankum!
dated January 2. 1919 and regis
tered in the Office of Register of
Deeds for Cherokee County in
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Cleaning at
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Plain dresses and suits, cash and carry,
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This the 18th day of March, 1950.
J. L MASON. Commissioner
36-4tc
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Summons Docket No. 3889
CHEROKEE COUNTY. Plaintiff.
VS. ,
MART HAMBY and wife. GENEVA
HAMBY. HERSCHEL HAMBY and
v/ife. BERTHA HAMBY. ANNA
MAE JONES and husband. ED
JONES. ROXIE BROWN and hus
band* ED BROWN. MOLLIE ROB
PRTS and husband. ROY ROB
ERTS Defendants.
By virtue of authority vested in
me by a judgment of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County in the
hove entitled action. I will, or
Thursday April 27, 1950, at 12:00
Noen at the Courthouse door in >
Murphy. Cherokee County, N. C..
offer for sale to the highest bid- j
cter for cash the following describ
ed lands in Hot House Townsh'p,
Cherokee County. North Carolina
In Hot House Township, District
No. 4 Adjoining the lands of El
REAL ESTATE
for sale
Farms, houses, lots, businesses,
business property, tourist courts
Cafes, grocery stores, warehouses,
vacant land, camp sites, hotels and
I
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Let us know what you want. We '
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bert Jenkins, Lum Montgomery
and others.
BEGINNING on a rock on Oscar
Tilson's line and runs a West
course with the meanders of a
ridge to a fence on Lum Mont
gomery's line, thence with said
line North to a white oak Lum
Montgomery corner; thence with
Jenkins line to a rock corner of
Oscar Tilson's land: thence with
Wilson's line to the beginning, con- I
teining 50 acres more or less. '
Being the stme lands described
:n a deed from J. C. Crawford and
wife, Etta Crawford to R. C.
Hamby dated November 24, 1930
and registered December 15, 1930
in the Office of Register of Deeds
for Cherokee COOnty in Book 104
page 457, reference to which is
hereby made.
This the 18th day of March,
1950.
J. L. MASON, Commissioner
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