IncompleteCount Gi^s
Demo's Nod In State ?#??*>.
On the state elections, William B I msteai-led his ticket into
ffice In Cherokee County balloting with approximately 2,s>t>
votes as compared to 2.148 votes'for the Republican ticket led bv
ernatorial candidate H b Seawell Jr
A breakdown of the unofficial
eiurru with Andrews South Ward,
Vests and Murphy North Ward
still out follows
Andrews North V??rd -Demo
cratic, 417 Republican 213
Boiling Springs?Democratic 28
R epubltcan 25 B rasstow n?Demo
craMc 110, Republican. 73 Burnt
Meeting House?Democratic 108
Republican 91 Culberson?Demo
critic, 88, Republican, 95 Bbe
r -erer?Democratic, 8, Republl- I
tun, 93, and. Grape Creek?Demo
critic 22, Republican 62
Also. Hinging Dog?Democratic
23. Republican 120 Hot House
Democratic, 73 Republican 167
liberty?Democratic 51 Repubii
can 108. Loug HlOg- ?DtrfllUCTltK
j 10 Republican 73 Marble-?Deni
ucratfec. 531, Republican 264
| Ogreeta -Democratic 33 Kepubll
c-an 32 and PeaohLree -tDc-imcnat
I ec 29; Republican 164
A.ovj. S1hm*I Crtre* -Democrat it
72. Republican 124 Tumotla
Democratic 03 Republican. 69
| l\>ptun-?Democratic 89 RepubL.
i can. 41 L'njka Democratic 57
Republican 63 I'pper Beaverdam
Democratic 18 Republican 69
Lind Walker School Hau^e?Demo
cnfic 155, Republican 7
Willi North Carolina going Dem
h r *i<- _lix> it was apparent that
.he entire Democratic lcket led
by L'msted would go into office
A few close races might change
Presbyterian Women
Held Ancbewi Meet
Vtur PresnoyteriAii Women of Lbe
C huixrh met <K Hie home of Mi&a
Polly Hick* Monday night, tor
thHr regular monthly meeting
Mis Joe Sursavage was oo-hoat*tt
The chiurch extension book,
Frontiers of Hope by Charlet>
Gibboney was reviewed b> Mrs
John Biagi-^ Mrs Joe Suimvo^
:. 1 Mrs tdv?ln Bristol
h _?!. ?\* liig ttie piM^fdin a salad
va.^c was served
u'. hr .rend was as f >!lov*s
t\ngrt ss Shuford over Muii
-j governor. Liikslcad over
S e a w e 1 1 lieuteuuant gov .jrnur
Hi tges over Pritohard. secretary
i. > Jtt* tare over Carr, state
audi or Bridges over Maultst/y
.ale ticasurei 1 lodges over Eg
r ? r a:".oriiey general McMulLan
>.<: H.tll s up rin leaden t public ln
? t ruction Carroll over Haunse
onnnissioner of agriculture, Bal
eniinc over Johnson, commission
Masonic Lodges
In Joint Meet
( Five local Masonic Lodges will
held a jomt meeting ruenmevnona:
in i the 2uo:h anniversary oi
Uv -gf VN J - s becoming a
n Sv urdav at 7 i J p m I^i -
j v.ii. At- m Mont goniicry
1 c at Kali c'ci
r.'ic- parwupat rig . 'dgrs are
? g ornery No 42b Ah and AM
? Ki No 3'J 1 KobbinsviCe \u
672 CV -ix>kee N*> 14c and Mar
r - Springs lx>dge
tr of insurance Che* k over I)a>
rjitmUssioiitr of .abor Shuford
ov ; r Kutled'i J chief Justice Deviri
over K raziei
In Cherokee County balloting
<*s: *ci e Justice regular term
Parker over Butler' associate jus
tice Johnson over McNeill, state
striate 33rxi district, Crawford
over Carpenter and state repre
m :i' ilivr Mauney over Adams
INOFFICIAL COI NTV ELECTION KETIRNS
indrews North Ward
Andrews Sooth Ward
Boiling Springs
Brass town
Barnt Meeting House
Culberson
Ebeneeser
Grape Creek
Hanging Dog
Hot House
Liberty
Long Ridge
Marble
Murphy North Ward
Murphy South Ward
Ogreeta
Peachtree
Shoal Sreek
Tomotla
Topton
L'naka
L'pper Beaverdam
Walker School House
TOTAL
Vest Not Reported
= e
- M
> u
H
<? C
3 =
387
446
14
109
101
85
8
17
24
73
47
10
263
462
479
33
271
72
84
74
56
16
152
3283
I
*
o
J= c
c o
* 5
-
~ ?
s .5.
252
245
38
81
117
84
92
69
115
172
114
73
189
396
340
32
171
124
101
76
74
72
75
3102
407
469
17
107
109
82
8
20
29
76
53
27
269
474
486
34
281
73
81
109
80
22
151
3464
414
478
23
109
107
86
8
20
28
80
52
10
270
480
504
32
282
72
80
109
80
22
151
3530
5
c
6
217
210
36
80
104
88
92
64
108
162
106
54
169
350
274
34
161
115
98
38
44
64
68
2738
E
a
-c
<
3
?
/
221
207
30
77
107
85
92
64
109
162
107
65
175
355
275
32
162
120
102
38
53
64
72
2772
Turkeys Among
Abundant Food
Abunckwit supplies ?Ji turlLey s
a l be un hand fur Novemtxar food
.irki. Is G H Farley county agent
ric State College t.vleiislofi
.if sa.d tills arrfc
1'hls seal s record-bnrakinrj? crop
1 tarke>-> g:vc^ them & tup
uli I be I S Department of Agil
culture plentiful foods list for No
. r.'ttbei Mr Farley explained
Other foods on the November
;j.t-utiful ftMMjli lis't are jfai^rns
tell fish fanned 1 u ika lab.e
grapes ligs tsirn "s dry baby lima
bt arts li te nuts salad oils, vege
b ??? short*. rung aiid table fats
nonfat dr> liillk cottage cheerse
ba*te.'inLlk and honey
I aUioiTUa chief suune of freesh
lab - gi~apes in November Is tiaJ
vesting a crop about a fourth Larg
t '? than average The state also has
the largest rarrot crop since the
war years.. Mr Farley said
The aggregate production of
tree nuts is larger than the 1941
AO average though smaller titan
a t year Georgia which grows
nio of the croi> of improved \a
rn *s of r>eoans has an estimated
rop of 30.504.00 pounds, compar
ed to 42.300,000 pounds last year
and an average of 25.008.000
pounds. 1
NOTICE OF SALE OF
At TOMOBLIE TO SATISFY
MECHANIC'S LIEN
I'nder and by virtue of the pow
er and authority vested in the un
dersigned by the North Carolina
General Statutes. Section 44-2,
inri for th? purpose of satisfying j
j mechanic's lien against the mo
tor vehicle hereinafter described,
the undersigned mechanic will of
f r for sale at public auction to the :
l-ighesl bidder for cash at the Z &
I
Garage near Peach tree, on U S. j
Highway No. 64 Cherokee Conn- j
North Carolina, at Twelve '
'2 00' o'clock. Noon, on the 22nd!
day of November. 1952.
One 1940 Ford, Four Door Se- .
dan Motor No 18-5721558
The above property now being j
ow ned by Julius Panther Title to I
the above property is registered in
the name of Paul Bradshaw Thp \
motor vehicle above described was
sold by the said registered owner,
Paul Bradshaw, to the said Julius
Panther, but the title has not been
; egistered
This the 29th day of October, |
1952
s Fred Zimmerman l7-2tc |
Land prices have climbed more |
-apidly in North Carolina since
1940 than in any other state
fame* Sm tm*s
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NOTICE
*N Hi*. "slPERlOK COURT
v -RTF CAROLINA
Ht!(( 'KEF. ror Vn
i! \h L..1.1' > V\ < > ilj p ii! ff
FK \Nv h> KEENER W ' ?.l D
f i rulafi;
The dbjvc named defendant
Kra.'.tci Keener WwJ will take
r.oiktr that an action eirtr.l'-d jv
4jt>o\e be.-Ii commenced 111 the
!Mjper:oi t our", uf t hcrok -e l oun
:> Nurth Carolina by the plain
Ttlf to secure an absolute divoixe
'roiii the defendant upon the
ground [fiat plaintiff arid defeii
..lafit have .L\ed separate and apart
t..: : r than two >ears next pr
. tding th-- bnngtn^ of this action
-ml L.'ie defendant will further
:akr m,tne that she is recjuired to
-pj>ear at the office of the Clerk
'I the Supt . lor ( ourt of Chero
kee Countv in the Courtiiou>e in
Murph> N<j:*th Carolina within
twenty ? 2u days after the 27th day
od November that is to say on or
befo.'e December 19 1952 and an
swer ?!- demur to the complaint in
%aid ach.-n or the plaintiff wii!
app > to ti.e Court for the relief
c* *mandcd in said Complaint
This the 27th da\ of October
]yf,2
s CARMEN HANEY Deputy
Clerk Superior Court Cherokee
County North Carolina lb-4'.c
NOTICE
The North Carolina Utilities
Commission has directed 'hat a
hearing be held on Tuesday. Dec
ember 2 1952 at 10 o'clock A M
* the Buncombe County Court
Mouse in Ashevillc. North Caro
ma for the purpose of consider
ing and passing upon the applica
' on of Western Carolina Tele
phone Company for an increase in
its rental rates at its exchange
in Hayesvilkv North Carolina, as
well as other exchanges through
out its system
The undersigned company has
applied for authority to increase
its rates at its Hayesville exchange
in the amount of $1.25 in the
monthly rental rates of its vari
ous classes of service
This, the 15th day of October.
.952
WESTERN CAROLINA TELE
PHONE COMPANY
By LINN D GARIBALDI Presi
ient. 15-3tc
i
IN MEMORIAM
In sad. but loving memory of
George W. Purser who departed
his life one year ago. Oct. 30, 1
1951.
Thinking of you, Daddy EVear,
just as I did when you were here
Although you went away
lust one year ago today.
The days and nights are lonely
And oh how much I miss you stall
Yet I know 'twas God's will,
But some glad day and it won't be
long
We will meet again
\ round God's throne
Mr Harold Hartness, daughter.
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