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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ETOWAH NEWS
The singing done by the old peo
ple Sunday was greatly 'enjoyed by
a vast audience.
A revival meeting at the M. E.
Church started Sunday night, with
Rev. Geo. Wadsworth conducting
the services.
Jas. Mann, and family have mov
ed to Green River where Mr. Mann
will be employed in the timber busi
ness for some time.
Carol Blythe of Canton is now at
home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Blythe.
. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sitton were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ewart Blythe, Sunday.
Rev. George Wadford is on the
sick list.
Raymond English who has been
engaged in the automobile business
at Brevard for some time is spend
ing a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. 0 .English.
J. E. Justus one of our General
Grocery and Dry Goods dealers is
expecting a nice stock of winter dry
goods to arrive soon, which he is
confident will be a very inviting dis
play for his many customers.
Henry McCall js again at home
with his parents, after spending the
summer in Morganton.
UNION HILL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Harcey motor
ed to Rutherfordton, N. C, Satur
day. Mrs. R. M. Justice who has been
very ill is very much improved at this
writing.
Gay Justus and Edwin Allen of
the Ridge were visitors at the home
of S. K. Justus Sunday
The Sebren quartette will sing at
Union Hill School house on Wednes
day night, Oct. 4th. Admission 25c.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend. Be sure and come.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Edney and
little daughter Kate who returned
from Detroit, Mich., are spending a
few weeks with Mr. Edney's brother,
Mr. Newton Edney, of Flat Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and
daughters, Gladys and Blanche vis
ited relatives at Upward, Saturday.
Misses Lucy and Sallie Kate Jus
tus attended the singing at George
Hyder's Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heyward
who have been occupying their sum
mer home, "Heyward Rest", on the
Sugar Loaf road will return to their
home in Blufton, S. C, Wednesday
of this week.
A series of meetings will begin at
Union Hill Holiness Church on Fri
day before the fifth Sunday in Octo
ber, conducted by Rev. N. A. Melton
and Rev. Vauhn of Fruitland. Every
body is cordially invite;! to attend
these services.
DARLIXG.
ROUTE 5 NEWS.
C. F. Bland and son Frank Bland
and a party of friends from Hender
sonville motored through this section
Sunday afternoon.
Ed. Branks went to Flat Rock on
business Monday.
Mr. Chevis and party of friends
from Flat Rock visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Watson Mon
day afternoon.
Solf Jameson is attending court
at Hendersonvilel this week.
Louis Israel of Flat Rock Route
1 visited Wilson Watson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Montieth had
as their guests Sunday the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montieth of
Brickton.
A party of young people of Ashe
ville chaperoned by Mrs. Turner vis
ited, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Ballard's Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Justice had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Ball of Asheville.
J. J. Ballard had as his guest
Thursday night of last week R. L.
Ballard and Pink Pressley of Fair-
view.
A. W. Smith went to Henderson
ville on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robertson of
Haywood road visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Webb Monday
afternoon.
R. V. Evans went to Henderson
ville Monday.
Miss Nancy Anne Ballard, visited
Mrs. J. M. Dalton of Fletcher Route
one Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Dalton of Fletcher Route 1
visited his sister Mrs. Edith Elling
burg Tuesday.
J. J. Spann has bought a tractor.
G. B. Justice who is working at
Asheville spent Sunday at his home
here.
BLUE BIRD.
MILLS RIVER NEWS
YOU cant sell if
people don't
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OAK GROVE NEWS
L. K. Roper moved from his farm
here Monday to his home in West
Hendersonville where he will spend
the winter.
T. H. M. Tabor and family visited
J. M. Carncfield on Route 3, Hen
dersonville Sunday.
Miss Charity Shepherd spent Sun
day with Misses Gertrude, Effie and
Lena Tabor.
Rev. G. B. Russell filled his ap
pointment on Saturday and Sunday
with two fine sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hill of
Asheville are visiting in this section.
Miss Lena Tabor spent Friday
night with her grandmother in East
Flat Rock.
Mrs. George Benison spent the day
Friday with Mrs. Andrew Hill.
Mrs. Mary Tabor spent Sunday
with Mrs. L. K. Roper.
Misses Norsil, and Lizzie Capps
from East Flat Rock spent Sunday
with Miss Mary Stepp.
Mrs. Winnie Stepp spent the week
end with her sister Mrs. Wade
Young of Union Hill.
Everette Pace of Upward attend
ed church at Oak Grove Sunday.
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HORSE SHOE, R-l NEWS
Miss Nina Sparrow of Avery's
Creek was visiting Miss Blanche Bal
lard Sunday.
Clyde Bowen is home with his par
ents now.
Mrs. Phillip Hightower and little
son, are visitinar her mother, Mrs.
T. J. Bell.
The Oakley High School is pro
gressing nicely.
Miss Mabel Dalton was home Sun
day from Asheville.
Mrs. E. D. McCollum of West
Asheville spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Owenby.
Miss Zelma Mahaffey has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. E. Pray
tor. Miss Julia Holcombe of Tuxedo,
N. C, was visiting friends and rela
ives here last week.
S- C. Tinsley's little boy had the
misfortune of getting his hand scald
ed Tuesday.
Fred Ruth was home Sunday from '
Asheville. 1
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Mills River was well represented
at the "Old Time Singing" which
was held on last Sunday at Etowah.
This is an annual event of great in
terest and the singing was excellent.
James Crook of Birmingham, Ala.,
is visiting his parents and friends for
& few days. Jim is looking well and
prosperous.
The last monthlv meetincr of the
Woman's Social Club was held at the
spacious home of Mrs. Mary C. Sny
der. A large crowd was in atten
dance and a very pleasant evening
was spent. The committee ap
pointed to purchase a piano for the
school reported that they had se
cured a Hobart W. Cable and the rer
port was adopted. The Community
Fair committee reported their plans
were about complete and made an
nouncements concerning the exhi
bits. Thev ask that each one in the
township make an exhibit and notify
the committee how much space is
needed. Lumber is on the grounds
for tables and pens for stock. Let
every one cooperate and make this
fair a grat success.
Arrangements were made to se
cure a ?60 library and the World s
Book Encyclopedia was purchased
Nearly every one present pledged to
donate some books from their pri
cate library.
Some excellent music was ren
dered by the Grenwood-Corpening
orchestra and Frank Cathey preach
ed a mock sermon. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of the'
President, Mrs. T. L. Johnson.
One of the greatest events in the
history of Mills River was the open
ng of school in the handsome new
building on last Tuesday. Rev. Holo
way, pastor of the Methodist Church
conducted the devotional exercises.
County Superintendent R. G. An
ders deliverecka very interesting and
helpful adress urging upon each pu
pil to make the most of the oppor
tunity which was offered to them to
secure an education. He emphasiz
ed the importance of obedience and
the beauty of appreciation in a way
that will not soon be forgotten. Rev.
Holoway and Otis T. Hallman also
related some school experiences and
excellent advice. Several selections
were sung by the school with Mrs.
Slifer at the piano. The faculty
is: C. H. Slifer, Principal, Misses
Georgia Corpening, Helen Johnson,
Sue Lanning and Mrs. Maggie Wil
son. Another teacher for the High
School will be added as there are
sixty pupils enrolled in that depart
ment. The High School has launched a
contest in Salesmanship and have
divided into two teams, the "Live
Wire's" led by Miss Ruth Johnson
and Mack Brittain and the "Chain
Lightning's" led by Miss Julia ,Cor
pening and Clinton Whitesides. A
lively contest is on and the goal is
set for 100 subscriptions.
Mr. Otis T. Hallman, vocational
director made a very interesting and
practical talk to the pupils and ex
plained how to sell and how not to
sell. While the funds for the school
use are important yet the pupils will
learn much of salesmanship that will
help them in dealing with the pubic.
A gold filled Conkin pencil will be
given to the boy and girl securing
the most subscriptions and the losing
side will treat the winners.
Miss Pearl Weaver the Red Cross
Nurse of Henderson County was a
welcome visitor at the High School
Wednesday and made a very inter
esting talk at the opening exercises.
She promised to bring her scales
and weigh the boys and girls at the
Community Fair, October 14th. She
will give a blue ribbon to all children
weighing within 5 pounds of normal
Our new seats, teachers chairs and
desks have arrived and are being in
stalled. Our blackboards are al
ready in the building and by next
Monday we expect to be fully
equipped for work. Most of the
books needed have been secured by
the teachers who went to nearby
towns whenever books could be pur
chased.
State of North Carolina, County of
Henderson. '
Notice is hereby given that a call
ed meeting of the Board of County
commissioners 01 uenaerson coun
ty will be convened and held at the
Court House in Hendersonville on
Tuesday the 10th of October. 1922.
at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, for
more convenient dispatch of - the
business of said board, pursuant to
the call of the Chairman of said
board upon the request of a mem
ber of said board, according to law,
This the 3rd day of October, 1922.
W. P. BANE,
Chairman Board County Commis
sioners of Henderson County.
NOTICE.
State of North, Carolina, Henderson
County.
Mrs. Lillian Syfan, vs. Gus Plakakis.
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY V PUB
LICATION. The defendant above named will
take notice that a summon in fha
above entitled action was issued
against said defendant on the 9th day
of September, 1922, by C. M. Pace,
clerk of the superior court of Hen
derson County, North Carolina, for
the sum of 2800.00. Hue aniA nlnintiflP
by promissory note, secured by a
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iiiattci ujurtgage, nuu Dy virtue OI
the nower of sale vested in cnM
plaintiff as mortgagee of the above
reien-ea 10 cnauei mortgage, exe
cuted by said defendant to said plain
tiff, which summons is rpt.n ran Vila ro-
fore the clerk of the superior court
of Henderson County, at his office in
Hendersonville, N. C, on the 19th,
day of September, 1922.
The defendant will also take notice
that an order of "Plnim anA rtoliir.
erv". was issneH hv sm'H lorlr n fho
court, on the 9th, day of September
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is a, against tne property of tne de
fendant, which order was returnable
before said clerk of the cnnrt 'at tva
time and place above named for the
return of the summons, when and
where the defendant is required to
appear and answer or demur 'to the
complaint or the relief demanded
will be granted.
This 19th day of September, 1922.
C. M. PACE. f!. s. C.
F9-22-4w.
lana.
NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE
. . .. .'. SALE. - !
By vrtue of the power Tested in
me in a certain judgment rendered
in the above entitled' cause on the
18th day oi September, 1922, in the
Superior Court of Henderson Coun
ty, I will proceed to sell to the high
est, bidder for cash , at the court
house door in the town of Hender
sonville at 12 o'clock M., on the 21st
day of October, 1922, in order to dis
charge a judgment for the stun of
$1,000, and interests and costs, the
following described piece or parcel
of land, towit: .',
All that certain tract of land with
buildings thereon, bounded as fol
lows, towit: Beginning at a stake
on the east side, of the Willow road
bearing South 60 degrees west 18
feet from a red oak pointers and
North 23 degrees East 18 feet from
the Willow Road South 21 degrees
west 11 poles and 22 links to a
stake; at Valley Street; thence with
Valley Street South 77 12 degrees
West 18 poles 'to a stake at P. P.
Davis Southwest corner; thence with
Davs line 11 poles and 20 links to a
stake in Rhodes line at Davis' North
west corner; thence North 77 1-2 de-
grees West 15 poles and 4 links to
the beginning, containing one acre
and one rod; the Sam King lot No.
7 of the King plat; this being the'
land described in a deed from J. D
Copeland to M. H. Copeland dated
November 20th, 1894, and recorded
in Book 22 at page 448, of the rec
ords of deeds for Henderson County,
North Carolina.
This the 18th day of September,
1922.
R. L. WHITMIRE,
T9-19-4w.
Commissoner.
NOTICE.
North Carolina. Henderson
J. D. Copeland and wife Mildred
copeiana vs. David Uraham Cope
land and wife, Marie Natalee Pao
la Castidano Copeland, Mozelle
Copeland Squirer and her husband,
Merrill Squirer and Kathleen Ril
ey. Heirs at law of M. H. f!nno-
a black oak pointers and runs with
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WEST HENDERSONVILLE
Mrs. Alice Redden of Asheville,
N. C, preached at Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Kedden's Tuesday night.
Mrs. Jim Cox is on the sick list
Miss Mary Painter spent Tuesday
mxat, witn juiss name Jtseue justice..
Mr, and Mrs. G. F. Jones and chil
dren Miss LiUie McCall and Carey
Blythe motored to Waynesville
: Sunday. y i -r.
- Billery Brock, is spending a few
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