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NORTH CAROLINA
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IdE GREBN, PlaintiMa,
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FRANK iEDWAHDS, Mid wife
ANNA MIW EDWARDS , PAR
SEDA GENTRY and husband
WYATT GENTRY, haira at law of
, T. J. EDWARDS, p?caaaad, and
C. C. RANDOLPH, and U1 un
known heirs at law of C. C. RAN
DOPLH, Deceased
Under and by virtue of a Judg
ment made and entered Into the
above entitled cause In the Sup
erior Court o i Graham County,
dated the 13th day of October,
1964, the undersigned Commission
er will on the 30th day of Novem
ber, ISM, at 13 o'clock noon, at the
mot* or coM&fon wlmm you buy ?
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PHONE 76 MURPHY, N. t. |
Mrs. Flora Arnold
Dies Here Fri
Mrs. Flora Arnold, M, dl?<l .Fri
day morning, Nov. 5, In her home,
Route 1, Murphy after a lone Ill
ness.
She was a native of Clay County (
daughter of the late R. C. and
Nancy Ledford. I
! Mrs. Arnold came to Cherokee.
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door o! the Graham County Court
house, In Robblnsvllle, North Car
olina. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, subject to
the confirmation of the Court, the
property hereinafter described, lo
cated in Stecoah township, Gra
ham County, and more particu
larly described as follows:
BEGINNING on a Spanish oak
I in Phil Sawyer corner runs S. 30
I W. 54 poles, S. 75 W. 71 poles, S. 40
| W 26 poles, S. 25 E. 26 poles, S.
45 W. 74 poles, N. 65 W. 98 poles S.
10 E. 35 poles, 8. 75 W. 52 poles.
Wolf Pen Gap, thence S. 88 E. 398
poles, N. 4 E. 100 poles, W. 56
poles, to Cas Sawyer corner, N.
10 W, 26 poles N. 26 E. 13 poles,
N. 66 W. 9 poles, to a spruce pine
N. 31, W. N. 42% W. 30 poles to a
chickory, N. 58 H W. 24 poles, 221
acres More or less.
I This the 28th day of October,
'1954.
R. B. MORPHEW
17-4tc Commissioner
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKE ECOUNTT
The undersigned, having qualif
ied as Administratrix of the estate
of Efton O. Christopher, late of
Cherokee County, this Is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned at her home in Mur
phy, North Carolina, on or before
the 7th day of October, 1955, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
I of their recovery. All persons in
| debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
! undersigned at her home in Mur
phy. North Carolina.
This the 4tn aay of October,
1954.
Ann Phillips
Administratrix of E.
O. Christopher, deceased
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Duncan
County eight jretn a*o wtth her
huabaad and had resided In the
Peach tree section at the county.
Funeral services ware held at S
p. m. Saturday In Bethel Metho
dist Chuqch In Clay County of
which she was a member.
The Rev. Oeorr* w Wlaon. the <
Rev. Emerson Davenport and the <
Rev. Lester Stowe officiated and |
burial was In the church cemetery.
The body lay In state one hour
prior to the service.
PtllbMnn were Homer, Oar- .
?nee, ud Bobby WUaon, Hiyu, j
Randal and Floyd Ledford.
Surviving are the husband. |
Thomas C. Arnold; one daughter, |
Mrs. Reba Ledford of Route 1,
Murphy; two sisters, lira. Alex
Laney, juid Mrs. Melton Moss, of
Route 1 HayeavUle, tour brothers,
John E., Santord, 8am and Millard
Ledford of Hayesville.
I vie Funeral Home was in
chart*.
ROAD WORK .
In Graham, the surfaces on the
following existing tan-foot wide'
roads, and their length*, were
strengthened with traffic-bound ,
macadam: Rail Gove Road, 0.60 ,
mile; Little Snowbird Road. 0.4 (
mile; and Rayfieid Branch Road.
0.1 mile. The Jack Slaughter Road
waa graded, drained and surfaced,
llfeet wide, with traffic-bound
macadam for 0.S mile. The Nance
Three- fifth* o I the nation'* pulp
wood production eomii from the
>outh.
Ebb Road wu abo graded, draln
sd and surfaced, ten feet wide,
irlth traffic- bound macadam for
>.88 mile.
Kck It Now,/
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