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PAGE EIGHT THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1937 Scouts Hold Regular Meeting Tuesday Night The regular monthly meeting of the Troop committee of the Frank lin Boy Scout troop was held at the Kelly Tea Room Tuesday night, July 27, 1937. The matter of the annual en campment trip was brought up for discussion, and it was decided the troop would be taken to Chatta nooga, Tenn.', for one- week during the month of August, in order that the boys may visit Lookout moun tain, Fort Oglethorpe; the .Chica maiiga power development of the TV A, and other points of interest in ' ami aroun'd Chattanooga. The details-for the trip are being work ed out by the various members of the troop committee, and the en campment will be in charge of the scoutmaster, Jimmy .Mauser. A '.report was heard from Charles Hunnicut, who' was the representa tive from the Franklin troop to the National Jamboree at Washington,, I). C. . The committee voted to continue its annual $1(K) membership with the Daniel Boone council of the Boy Scouts ot America at Aslieviuc. Singers to Meet At Tellico August 15 The singers composing church classes, choir leaders, quartets and soloists, who are in the northern division of the Macon county sing ing convention, are recjuested to meet with the Tellico Baptist church on the third Sunday in August, at 1 p. m., for the purpose of re organizing the third Sunday eve ning singing. Walter Dal ton., Pres. Carl D. Morgan, Sec. Scout Court of Honor Held Monday Night Smoky Mountain district, court of honor of the Boy Scouts was held in the' Baptist church Monday night. Mr. Crowell, chairman of this district, presided, with A.' W. Allen, scout executive of the Daniel Boone council, in charge. A number of boys from- Chero kee, Sylva and Franklin were pro moted. . ' Classified Advertisements FOUND A hat in the courthouse auditorium. If the owner will call at The Press office, describe and pay for this ad he will get his hat. FOR RENT Large . store room in mid-city, Jarrett Building, will be improved to suit permanent tenant. Ada McCoy, Franklin, N. C. ltp LOST Blue purse, containing two $5.00 bills, one $1.00 bill and car key, Wednesday, July 28 on Jotla street, near Dr. J. H. Fouts. , Mrs. Ed. Whittington. ltp FOK SALE Ladies' Shoes, blacks, whites, pumps and straps, $1.(X) per pair SANDERS' STORE, Frank lin, N. C, J22-4tc A12 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A nide shaded resi dential lot. Grovcr Jamison. . 3tc J29A12 : RUGS FOR SALE Sizes : 6x9 9x7V2 9x10' 9x12 $2.95 $3.50 $3.95 $4.95 SANDERS' STORE JIS 4tc A5 Here it is school time again and I just must write a letter and tell you how well fixed we are to sup ply you with almost your every need in school supplies. We are handling the famous Blue Horse line of note book paper, tablets, composition tbooks and other items in this line again this year. Our note bqok paper contains 50 sheets to the package too. We think your work shows up on this paper so muni uv-i iiia.li mi tiny miivi . vvt will buy the tablet backs and note book paper bands back from you and pay 1-2 cent each for them if you have bought them from us. We have fountain pens, pencils, ink, mucilage, paste, school crayons and many other items too numerous to mention. Expectantly yours, C. T. BLAINE. 2tc-J29-A5 V ADDITIONAL FRANKLIN SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. C. C. Herbert and Miss Margaret Cozad returned to their homes here Saturday, after attend ing the training -school at Lake Junaluska. Craig Steppe, of Aquone, under went an operation at Angel hospital Monday for the removal of his ap pendix. He was reported to .be getting along very .nicely Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brown spent Wednesday in Asheville. Mrs. Lamb Johnston, of Gaines ville, (la.; Mrs. W. E. Deal, of Hamilton, N. C, and Mrs. John B. Toomcr, of Charlotte, are spending several days here with their sister, Mrs. T. J. Johnston, at her home on 1 larrison avenue. Mr. and Airs. Charles K. Robin son and daughter, Susan, and Mrs. Kope F.lias, of Asheville, spent Thursday of the past week here with Mr. Robinson's brother, J. S. Robinson, at Dixie Hall. J. M. Hodge, of California; Miss .Maude Hodge, of Elizabethton, Tenn., and Mrs. J. A. Hamby, of Bloitntville, Tenn., spent two weeks here with their sister, Mrs. E. B. McCollum. While here they toured the Smoky Mountains . national park. . Mrs. George R. Sheldon, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is expected to ar rive here Friday to be with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Deal, who is seriously ill. Miss Ruth McCollum has return ed to her home in Atlanta, after spending two weeks with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McCol lum. Mrs-. Marion Pearce, of Albuquc que, N. M arrived here this week for a visit with her parents, Mr. and . Mrs. E. II. Hunnicutt. Mrs. Pearce will be remembered as Miss Katherinc Hunnicutt. Charlie Sutton, who underwent an operation' at Angel hospital Monday for the removal of his ap pendix, is .reported to be doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Harris, and young daughter, Shirley Ann, of Clearwater, Fla., are spending this week at Franklin Terrace. . Miss Katherine Pangle, of At lanta, Ga spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. Thad Smith and Mr. Smith at their home in Highlands. "Blackberry Bill" Picks 485 Quarts William Carder, owner and man ager of the Carder Piano company in Atlanta, has been coming to the Moody Farms for the past 23 years. This tourist home fs situated in the beautiful lotla Valley, where Tiundreds come yearly.. Mr. Carder is known to every one here as "Blackberry Bill." He received his name by picking so many blackberries each summer. Already this year he has picked 485 quarts. These, he turns over to Mrs. Moody at the farm and she in turn maks them into pies, jellies and jams. "Blackberry Bill," a Democrat from Vermont, was the first boarder at the Moody Farm. He comes yearly because he likes the climate, which is so much like that of his native home, Vermont. Game Technicians Visit Nantahala Forest E. A. Schilling, regional game technician of the U. S. forest ser vice, and Fred Ruff, game technic ian of the U. S. forest service in North Carolina, spent some time on the Nantahala national forest dur ing the past two. weeks making a survey of the game possibilities and developing plans of action for the administration of the game management areas which are being developed cooperatively by the U. S.. forest service and . the North Carolina department of conserva tion and development'. Tentative plans were drawn up for these areas for the joint approval of the forest supervisor and North Caro lina commissioner of fish and game. Already boundaries are being post ed and it is expected that these plans of action for the development of the fish and game resources of these areas will be well under way by September 1. DeHart Reunion To Be Held Sunday The DeHart family reunion will be held next Sunday, August 8, in Swain county, two miles west of Bryson City, on highway N. C. 10. The meeting will be held Ln a grove near the home of Coburn Deljart, All connections of the family are invited to attend. Stiles Family Reunion Sunday, September 5 The first reunion of tile Stiles family will be held an Sunday, September 5, at the home of R. N. Stiles, at Hickory Knoll. All members of the family are invited to attend and to bring their friends. LEGAL ADVERTISING In the District Court of the United States of America for the Western District of North Carolina. Ashe ville Division. At Law No. 437. United States of America v. 317.40 acres of land in Macon County, North Carolina, Mrs. Nobia Murray, et al. Notice of Action by publica tion of Summons. To: Kate Clark Amnions; Margaret Henry; Maris Jones; W. B. McGuire, Jr., Trus tee; Lexie Henry; Mrs. J. U. Keen er; Sallie Clark Davis and husband, Tom; Parker Henry and wife; H. M. Amnions and wife; Lydia Buch anan; Emanuel Setzer & Co.; T. C. Bowie; John T. Foster and wife; John Gregory and wife; 1 Gregory, wife of J. 1.; Houston, wife of E. C. ; Cordia King and husband; D. L. Peek and wife; L. H. TNson, wife of J. C. ; Dolly Buchanan and husband; John Buchanan and wife; Manuel Buch anan and wife; William Fox and wife; Callie Keener and husband, if any ; H. A. Keener and wife, Caro line; Sophronia Keener and hus band; VVilliam Keener and wife; James O. Peek and wife, Jane; Mclvin Stivvintcr and wife; J. A. Teems, if living; Lizzie Teems and husband, if any; B. E. Williams; Anna Clark Bryson and husband; N. C. Collector of Internal Reve nue; U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue; L. F. McCall and wife; Mrs. Louie Watson; R. H. Clark and wife, S. E. ; Federal Land Bank of Columbia; Mrs. Ellen Johnson and husband, Gene; Federal Land Bank of Columbia; Mary Clark Johnson (Mary Johnson); Emanuel Setzer; O. W. Dills and wife, Ella; J. T. Foster and wife; J. T. Greg ory; Vina Hallock and husband; Jollay (Jolley), wife of J. H.; James M. Peek and wife; WHY KEEP ' ADVERTISING jID you ever notice that it takes time and persistence to ac complish anything worth while? You can't advertise today and expect to find your store crowded tomorrow unless you hac through constant advertising educated the public to read your ads. The majority of people are slow to act. Your own experience has repeatedly proved to you that it is necessary to keep telling your story to the buying public constantly. Advertising, to be successful, must above all else be persistent.. Keep your, trade in touch with your store, REMIND THEM TO REMEMBER YOU. LEGAL ADVERTISING W. L. Richardson and wife; Callie Buchanan and husband; Hattie Buchanan and husband; M. R. Buchanan, if living; W. A. Buch anan and wife'; Arthur Keener and wife; Delpha Keener and husband, if any; Ulrich (Ulra) Keener; W. W. Keener; Rosea Moses and wife; Alpha StiwinteF- and husband, if any; J. N. Sumner and wife; Jim my Teems and wife; Willie Teems and wife; R. A. Young; H. V. Keener, wife of J. M. Kee.ner: W. L. Higdon, widower; E. C. Hous ton; and all persons whpmsoever who have, or claim to own any estates or interests in the fee or otherwise in and to the premises described in the petition filed in this cause and described in this notice, and any and all heirs and devisees of the several parties above named, whose names and addresses are unknown, and all and singular their heirs, ' husbands, wives, de visees, executors, administrators, representatives, alienees, successors and assigns, of each and every ol them; and all unknown owners, lienors, or claimants, having, or claiming to have, any right, title, estate, equity, interest or lien; anu all occupants, lessees, users, holders and owners of and claimants to anj rights of easement or prescription in, over, across, or through saiu lands, or any part thereof ; yoi will plfase take notice that an ac tion entitled as aibove has been commenced in the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, at Ashe ville, N. C, that summons has been duly issued out of said Court, and petition filed therein asking for the condemnation of the lands describ ed in the said petition and herein after described that you, and each of y6u, are necessary and proper parties to the just , and final dis position of this action; that said action has been instituted by the United States Attorney for the Western District of North Caro lina for the purpose of the appro priation and condemnation by judi cial process, for the public use and benefit of the United States of America, of the lands described in said petition and herein below de scribed, under and by virtue of the provisions of the Weeks Law, Act of Congress of March 1, 19H, Chap. 186 (30 Stat. 961) Title 16, Sections 513, 521, 553 and 563 xi U. S. C. A-. and according to the method and procedure prescribed in the Act of Congress of August'!, 1888 (25 Sta tutes 357 (30 U. S. C.. A., Sections 257, 258 and 258-a) ; that the lands proposed to be condemned and ap- When Business Is Why Advertise? The Franklin FRANKLIN, N. C LEGAL ADVERTISING pro'priated by the plaintiff United States are described substantially as follows: Tract No. 1112. appar ent and presumptive owner being Airs. JMobia Murray, containing ac cording to survey 112.20 acres, sit uated m Macon County, JN. C, in Ellijay' Towsship, on the waters of Ellijay Creek, a tributary of Culla saja River, more particularly de scribed by metes and bounds iri Exhibit "A" and upon map or plat Exhibit "B", attached to the peti tion in this proceeding filed with the Clerk of this Court at Asheville, N. C. Tracts Nos. 1274, 1274-1 and 1274a, apparent and presumptive owner 'being S. W. Bowers, contain ing according to survey 103.00 acres, situated in Macon. County, N. C, Cullasaja Township, o"n the waters of Walnut Creek, a tributary of Cullasaja River, more particularly described by metes and bounds in Exhibit "A-l", "A-2" and "A-3", a.iid upon map or plat Exhibit "B-l", attached to the petition -in this proceeding filed with the Clerk ot this Court at Asheville, N. C. Tract Np. 673 and 673a, apparent and presumptive owner being W. T. Jennings, containing according to survey 102.20 acres, situated in Macon County, N. C, in Ellijay Township, on the right prong of Ellijay Creek, a tributary of the Cullasaja River, more particularly described by metes and bounds in Exhibit "A-4", and upon map or plat Exhibit "B-2" attached to the. petition in this proceeding filed w,ith the Clerk of this Court at, Asheville, N. C. ; you and each of you are hereby notified to be and appear at the office of the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of"North Carolina, in the United States Courthouse .Bunding at Asheville, Buncombe County, N. C, not later than ten (10) days from and after the completion of service of this summons by publication for four (4) successive weeks and answer or demur to the petition or com plaint herein filed fey the. above named petitioner in the office of ihe said Clerk, and you are furti.e. notified that if you fail to appear and answer or demur to the saiu petition or complaint within tii time specified the .petitioner wi1 apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said petition. Witness the Honorable E. Y. Webb, Judge of the District Court for the West ern District of North Carolina, this the 3 day of August, 1937, and the year of our Independence the 162nd. J. Y. Jordan, Clerk. By: O. L. Mc Lurd, Chief Deputy Clerk. Slack, Pres: "In what course will you grad uate?" "Oh, in the course of time." -
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