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During the month of July,
there were 88 real ectate trans
actions lecorded In the Register
of Deeds office.
According to Fred H. Israel,
the Registrar, they were as fol
lows:
Edmund J. Flynn et ux, to
Albert H. Koehler et us, Hog
back
Leo Keil et ux, to Henry
Lunsford et ux, Hogback
Robert W. Webb et ux, to
Eugene H. Hunter et ux, Hog
back
Frenehbroad Invest., INC., to
William S. Jamerson, et ux,
Brevard
Frenehbroad Invest., INC., to
Robert H. MasengiU, Jr. et ux,
Brevard
Clarence W. Arnold et ux, to
Jerry Michael Arnold et ux,
Brevard
John L. Nichols, Jr. et ux et
al, to James R. Kayser et ux,
Hogback
Robin Hood, Inc., to Frank M.
Davis et ux, Dunn’s Rock
Artemus W. Owen et ux, to
Robert L. Riddle et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
Artemus W. Owen et ux, to
Annis Lee, Dunn’s Rock
Lake Toxaway Co., to James
E. Copeland et ux, Hogback
Norman E. Singletary, to
Johnny L. Nelson et ux, Easta
toe
John R. Sheridan et ux, to
Ruby A. Smith, Dunn’s Rock
Carolyn Worley et vir et al,
to Merriill Whitener et ux,
Little River
Ranzy McCall et al, to Rich
ard D. Farley, Gloucester
Lake Toxaway Co., to George
L. Monteiro et ux, Hogback
Michael E. Wilson et ux, to
Emmett Wilson et ux, Cathey’s
Creek
Richard W. Rogers et ux, to
Robert M. Boyd, Brevard
Agnes R. Henderson, to Law
rence R. Williams et ux, Hog
First Union
1 Ranks 215 th
In Nation
Tlrst Union National Bank of
North Carolina ranks 215th
among the free world’s five
hundred largest banks.
Ray N. Simmons, City Execu
tive in charge of the Brevard
office of First Union National,
said ‘The American Banker”, a
daily banking newspaper, made
the compilation based on de
posits as of December 31, 1970.
The banking paper also shows
First Union National Bank
ranked 56th among the 100
largest banks in the United
States based on total deposits
as of June 30, 1971. Last year
at the same time FUNB was
57th.
Total deposits of the five
hundred largest banks rose 15.4
per cent in 1970 to a record
890-billion dollars. Deposits of
the three hundred largest banks
in the United States rose 17.4
per cent during the year to
342.8 billion dollars.
First Union National Bank is
the third largest bank in North
Carolina with 153 offices in 71
North Carolina communities.
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
back ,
J. 0. Shelton et ux, to Ruel
W. Shumate, Hogback
Robert F. Youngblood et ux,
to Neil E. Hollinger et ux,
Cathey’s Creek
Marion E. Schlichting, to
George Fisher et ux, Brevard
Middle Fork Corp., to Robert
D. Morgan et ux, Eastatoe
Philip E. Owen et ux, to Lyn
wood C. Hall et ux, Gloucester
Charles R. Kearns et ux, to
Kedzia A. Aiken et ux, Brevard
Lake Toxaway Co., INC., to
Roy T. Evans et ux, Hogback
E. H. Singletary et ux, to E.
A. DeGraff et ux, Eastatoe
Charles M. Morgan et ux, to
James Earl Gravely et ux, Bre
vard
J. O. Shelton et ux, to E.
Gordan Timmons, et ux, Hog
back
Charles B. Peevy et ux, to
Frank L. Porter, Brevard
Jerry R. Owen et ux, to Wil
liam M. Purvis et ux, Hogback
Thomas E. Woolf et ux, to
Johnnie J. Baldwin et ux,
Dunn’s Rock
Joe Silvers et ux, to Charles
H. Owenby, Brevard
Lewis Building Corp., to
Lawrence L. Lowei Jr. et ux,
Dunn’s Rock
L, .a. rarsons, ei ux, 10 jacx
French Parsons, et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
W. C. Allred, Jr. et ux, to
Joanna Byers et al, Brevard
Ralph Smith et ux, to Arte
mus W. Owen et ux, Dunn’s
Rock S 41!
Raymond F. Hosford et ux, to
Andrew Nelson et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
A. R. Sarratt et ux, to James
E. Johnson et ux, Brevard
William Haskell Ward et ux,
to William H. Jordan, Brevard
Charles M. Morgan Co., to
Bob L. Mulkey et ux, Brevard
Ira McCall et ux, to Richard
L. Reid et ux, Gloucester
D. O. Jackson et ux, to
Charles M. Ridley et ux, Hog
back
A. R. Sarratt et ux, to Robert
L. Merrill et ux, Brevard
Edna L. Owen, to Elwood 0.
Dortmundt et ux, Brevard
Gerald H. Mason et ux, to
William P. Toole et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
Billie Jeanette Merrill, to
Jessie B. Lowery, Brevard
Edgar A. Reid, to Erik O.
Hansen et ux, Hogback
George B. Layne et ux, tff
Robert F. Colwell, etT ux/iSre
vard
Robert F. Colwell et ux, to
George W. Julian, IV et ux,
Brevard
James D. Willis et ux, to
Charlie Y. Patton, Jr. et ux,
Brevard
Frenchbroad Invest, Inc., to
Royal G. Taylor et ux, Brevard
Frenchbroad Invest, INC., to
Royal G. Taylor, et ux, Brevard
Robin Hood, INC., to Orville
W. Johler et ux, Dunn’s Rock
William H. Schmidt, et ux, to
Mildred M. King, Eastatoe
Paul Edward McCall et ux, to
G. C. Whisnant, Little River
Alfred E. Perkins et ux, to
Jack Alexander et ux, Brevard
William F. Adams et ux, to
Woodrow W' Smith et ux, Hog
back
Lewis Building Corp., to
James M. Faulkner et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
Sherrell J. Cofer et ux, to
Ted Newton et ux, Boyd
Artemus Owen et ux, to
Bobby Jo Howard et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
Varlon T. Coggins et ux, to
George Melton et ux, Boyd
Quentin Crane et ux, to Wil
liam L. Glore et ux, Gloucester
Ronald C. Costanza et ux, to
Mary L. Auvil, Brevard
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Garland R. Reynolds, to
Clydeth Brown et ux, Cathey’s
Creek
Alex Angel et ux, to George
B. Angel et ux, Brevard
Jerry R. Briggs et ux, to
Douglas L. Seay et ux, Boyd
Hugh R. Snyder et ux, to G.
W. Stewart, Jr., East a toe
Elvin E. Holden et ux, to
John M. Thomas et ux, Brevard
Herman R. Dills et ux, to Joe
Silvers, et ux, Brevard
Taj F. Hanna et ux, to Daniel
J. Yaymon et ux, Brevard
Robert E. Greer et ux, to J.
Clarence Whitmire et ux,
Cathey’s Creek
Artemus W. Owen et ux, to
Terry Lee Taylor, et ux, Dunn’s
Rock
James W. Richardson et ux,
to Lynn Shields NeSmith, Little
River
John L. Holden, to Earl
Holden et ux, Cathey’s Creek
Robin Hood, Inc., to George
I. Francis et ux, Dunn’s Rock
Robin Hood, Inc., to Joseph
C. Kenoyer et ux, Dunn’s Rock
Raphael L. Hayes et ux, to
John G. Reindl, Hogback
Merrill Whitener et ux et al,
to Charles Whitener et ux,
Little River
Haldor Hughes et ux, to E. L.
Singletary et ux, Eastatoe
Nell A. Prevost, to Donald P.
Mims et ux, Little River
John J. Lawry, to Helen C.
Knight, Hogback
Henry C. McDonald et ux, to
C. C. Hindman Jr. et ux et al,
Brevard
C. C. Hindman, Jr. et ux et al,
to James W. Tyson et ux, Bre
vard
J. W. McGuire et uxi, Charles
H. Allison et ux, Boyd
Clarence W. Lldwigsen, II et
ux, to Paul A. Goeser et ux,
Brevard
Billy Leatherwood et ux, to
Kermit McCall, et ux, Cathey’s
Creek
It’s time for a change, if
you’ve been leading a senden
tary life, the North Carolina
Heart Association agrees. But
take your exercise in gradually
increasing doses, working up
the maximum capacity for your
age and physical condition. Let
your doctor determine what
it is for you.
Jason L Orr
Given Honor
At Air Base
U. S. Air Forte Master Ser
geant Jason L. Orn, son of Mrs.
Lucy C. Orr of 107 Minor St.,
Brevard, has been awarded the
Air Training Command (ATC)
Master Instructor rating at
Sheppard AFB, Tex.
Sergeant Orr was accorded
the honor in recognition of out
standing service as a technical
instructor in communications
equipment maintenance at Shep
pard.
The sergeant’s unit supports
the ATC mission of training
airmen and officers in the di
verse skills required by the na
tion’s aerospace force.
A 1945 graduate of Brevard
High School, he attended Bre
vard Junior College.
Seabee Reserve
Unit Is Being
Organized, WNC
A Seabee Reserve Unit is be
ing organized in Asheville. The
Naval Reserve Training Center
is contacting local Seabee vet
erans to organize a drilling Con
struction Battallion as a unit of
the Asheville Naval Reserve.
Seabees (an acronym for
CB - Construction Batallions)
were Naval Units organized dur
ing World War II to construct
advance bases, ports and air
fields in remote areas to support
our overseas forces. Seabee units
have since seen extensive com
bat action in Korea and Viet
nam.
Veterans interested in affiliat
ing with the new unit may con
tact the Asheville Naval Reserve
Training Center.
U.S Naval Reserve Training
Center, P.O. Box 8038, 721 Mcr
rimon Avenue, Asheville, North
Carolina 28804.
DR. WARD WOODBURY is
conductor of the 90-voice
Transylvania Chorus which is
featured in the Brahms “Ger
man Requiem” at t.he final
concert of the season on Sat
urday, Aug. 15th, at the Bre-.
vard Music Center. Featured
soloists for the occasion are
soprano Frances Hodgson and
baritone David Rae Smith
with the BMC Orchestra un
der conductor Henry Janiet.
Concert time is 3:30 p.m.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
In The General Court of Justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Transylvania County
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of William J. Kay
of Transylvania County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of said William J.
Kay, deceased, to present them
to the undersigned within 6
months from date of the publi
cation of this notice or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate please make im
mediate payment.
This the 6th day of August,
1971.
Doris P. Kay
c/o Ramsey, Hill, Smart
& Ramsey
The Legal Building
P. O. Box 426
Brevard, N. C. - 28712
Ramsey, Hill, Smart & Ramsey
John K. Smart, Jr., Attorney.
8-12-4tc
Personals From
Sapphire Are
Reported Today
(Omitted Last Week)
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilhelrr
and their two sons of Sarasota
Florida, are visiting the Charlej
Yoemans this week. Peggy ii
the daughter of the Yoemant
and Dr. Ralph is the son of Mrs
Ruth Wilhelm of Weasel Way.
Recent Sarasota, Florida
friends calling on the Bob Red
dicks at their home on Tigei
Path were Mr. and Mrs. Wernei
Kannenberg, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Gollniek, Mr. and Mrs. Fa;
T. Cook and family, Mr. am
Mrs. John Watrous, Mr. ant
Mrs. P. Whitman. They wen
all greatly impressed with oui
lovely scenic mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Welch o:
Black Gum Lane were dinnei
guests of the Reddicks on Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kers
chner of Sarasota are spending
their vacation at their residenci
on Black Gum Lane.
The Ken Kennedys and chil
dren Shannon and Corky ac
companicd by the Phillip Hoot
family visited the Keowee
Toxaway visitors center at thi
Duke Power company projec
on Tuesday.
The Clifton Lyday family o
Rumulus, Michigan, have beei
visiting his parents Mr. ant
Mrs. Coleman Lyday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Denslov
and children Melody, David, ant
Danny of Sanford, Fla., spen
last week at number two Sprin;
Drive cottage.
Joe Bryant, father of Mrs
V. C. Lusk will undergo sui
gery at the Anderson, S. C. Me
morial hospital this Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dann, o
Ann Arbor, Michigan, will at
rive at Sapphire for their mil
summer vacation on Saturdaj
August 7th with guests fror
Holland.
Recent guests of Mr. an
Brevard High School Band
Begins Rehearsals Aug. 16th
Mrs. Ray Beddingfield and
children of Whitewater were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Franks and
children of Highlands and the
Ed Franks 'family of Rosman.
The annual homecoming of
the Whitewater Bapstist church
will be held the 3rd Sunday in
August. Everyone is invited to
attend and being a well filled
picnic basket.
We wish to thank everyone^
that has contributed news items
for this column.
Brevard High School Band
rehearsals are announced to
day by James F. Harwell,
band director.
Band camp will be held
the week of August 16th
20th. All senior high band
students desiring to partici
will be expected to attend.
All bandsmen will report
with instruments to the BBS
hand room on Monday morn
ing, August 16th, at 10:06 a.
m.
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