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THURSDAY, SEPT, 4, 1933
Mr. J. M. Williams
Observes 80th Birthday
The home of J. M. Williams, of
Ellijay, was. the Scene of much hap
piness and 1 good wishes recently
when his children and grandchil
dren gathered abouf him to cele
brate his 80th birthday.
Mr. .Williams has lived in Macon
county for years, and is well known
throughout his and neighboring
counties. i
He has been fortunate enough; to
watch the growth of the county
from a stage "of wild and rustic
beauty to a land of modern con
venience and sophistication. He has
ibeen, until recent months, an ac
tive church worker, and is an in
teresting conversationalist.
Mr. Williams boasts seven living
children, 39 grandchildren, 12 great
grandchildren, and one grcat-grea.t-grandchifd.
His daughter, Mrs. John T.. Am
nions, of Winston-Salem, and grand
daughters, Hazel Ammons and Nell
Williams, have been recent visitors
m the home. ,
Soil Inoculation Is
Needed With Legumes
Inoculating the soil with the
proper bacteria is one of the sec
rets of successful legume produc
tion, according to E. C. Blair, ex
tension agronomist at State college.
The bacteria enable the leeume
to grow and gather nitrogen out of
the air, and when plowed under,
the legume plants add huge quan
tities of nitrogen and organic mat
ter to the soil, he continued.
Different bacteria are needed by
different legume crops, and so it is
important' to see that the proper
innmlitinn U civen a field to be
planted to these soil-building crops,
which . include clovers. : lespedeza,
yetch, Austrian winter peas, and
If a field is to be sown to les
pedeza, Blair explained, it may be
inoculated with soil from a field
where lespedeza has b.een growing
recently. Don't attempt to get good
results from soil where no lespe
deza has been grown for two or
three years
If plenty of soil is available from
nru-itlir fiplrl srattpr frnm 20 tn 50
bushels per acre over the field to
be inoculated. Disk it in immedi
ately and sow the legumes.
If inoculated soil is scarce, treat
the. seed with a thin syrup of cheap
molasses or sugar and water.
Enough seed to sow an acre may
then be mixed with one to three
bushels of soil and then sown im
mediately. Take .up only the top eight
inches or so . of bacteria, soil, and
be careful not to get soil contain
ing disease germs or noxious w.eed
seeds. Commercial cultures of bac
teria may be" obtained, Blair added,
and it is much better ' to use these
then undesirable soil.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
MECHANICS LIEN
North Carolina,
Macon County.
WHEREAS, on March 15th, 1938,
J. B. Ford delivered into the pos
session of the undersigned mechan
ics a two horse wagon and author
ized and instructed them to alter,
repair and improve and ' otherwise
expend their labor upon said wagon
and bed thereof ; and whereas, pur
suant to said directions the under
signed mechanics did work on said
wagon and increased the value
thereof J and whereas, the reason
able value of their said labor per
formed on said wagon and bed was
THIRTY-SEVEN DOLLARS; and
whereas, demand' has been made
upon the said J. B. Ford for pay
ment and said amount has been due
ana payable : for more than thirty
days; and whereas, said debt of
said J. B. Ford for work on said
wagon has not been paid and said
wagon is now, and has been con
tinuously since March 15th, 1938, in
the possession of the undersigned
mechanics." .
NOW THEREFORE, the under
signed will, on Monday, September
19th, 1938, .at twelve o'clock noon,
at Bulgin Brothers' Shop, in the
Town of Franklin, - Macon county,
North ' Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, one two horse wa
gon and bed; .said sale for the pur
pose of satisfying the mechanic's
lien on said property as hereinbe
fore set out. "l
.This August 31st, 1938,
JOHN BULGIN- & BRABSON
BULGIN, trading as Bulgin Bros.
S8-2tc-GLH-S15
SWIMS BALTIC
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Jenny Kammersgaard, nineteen-year-old
Danish swimming star who
entered the Baltic sea at Gedser.
South Denmark, and swam a 37-mile
route to Heinhagen, Germany, in
hours and 9 minutes. She is believed
to be the. first to accomplish this
difficult feat. The young: swimmer
has been an aquatic enthusiastio al
most from infancy.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
, Having qualified as administrator
of M. A. Russell, deceased, late of
Macon county, N. C, this is to
notify all .persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before sthe 29th day of July,
1939, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This the 29th day of July, 1938.
J. D. RUSSELL,
Administrator.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix of
W. G. Barker, deceased, late of
Macon county, N. G, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the - undersigned
on or before the 1st day of August,
1939, or this notice will be plead ia
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This 1st day of August, 1938.
ELSIE BARKER, Executrix
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NOTICE OF FORCLOSURE SALE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power of sale contained in a
deed of trust executed by Jake
Henry and wife, Carrie Henry, to
Horace J. Hurst. Trustee, on the
14th day of March, 1927, which said
deed of trust is duly recorded ii the
Office of the Register of Deeds,
Macon County, State of North
Carolina, in Book No. 29, at page
370. and default having been made
in the payment .-of the indebted
ness therebv secured, as therein
provided, and the power of sale
having become operative, and de
mand having been made by the
owner and holder of a note secur
ed by said deed of trust.
Now, Therefore, T, Horace J.
Hur,s,t, Trustee, will, on Monday,
September 26, 1938, at 12:00, Noon,
at the front door of the Court
House in Franklin, Macon County,
State of North Carolina, OFFER
FOR SALE AND SELL to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said deed of trust,- interest and
cost of sale the following describ
ed tracts 6r parcels of land:
Being three separate tracts or
parcels of land situate lying and
being in Ellijay Township, Macon
County, State of North Carolina,
and described ' as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Being all the
lands deeded,, to Jake Henry by
John Buchanan and wife which
said deed is duly recorded in Book
B-4,at page 359, in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Macon
County, State of North Carolina,
containing 105 acres more or less, f
SECOND TRACT: Being all the
kinds deeded to John Buchanan and
wife, Alex Ammons and wife, M.
A. Amnions, which said deed, is
duly recorded in Book K-4, at page
83, containing 5 acr,es more or less,
and the calls therein contained are
by this reference made the j, calls
hereof for all purposes.
THIRD TRACT: Being all the
lands deeded by Joseph Ashear to
John 1. Buchanan, which said deed
is duly recorded in Book K-4, at
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
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page 82, and to each of. thfe above
named Books and Pages reference
is hereby made for a more full anu
complete description of the lands
to be offered for sale.
This land will be .sold subject to
taxes, if any, and the highest bid
der at said sale will be required to
deposit . with the : Trustee 10 per
cent of his bid to show good faith.
This the 26th day of . August,
1938.
HORACE J. HURST,
, Trustee. .
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NOTICE
Whereas, the needs of the Town
of Highlands require that there be
installed extensions1 to the existing
water mains, enlargements of exist
ing mains and other improvements
to the water sy.s.tem of said town;
and whereas, the Board of Com
missioners of , the said Town of
Highlands has estimated the cost
of said proposed water main exten
sions and improvements at not less
than FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS; and whereas, the said Board
of Commissioners of said town have
applied to the Public Works Ad
ministration for a grant to aid in
the building of said .extensions and
improvements to said water sys
tem; and whereas, if said Public
Works Administration approve said
grant the total cost to the Town
of Highlands will be not less than
TWENTY -SEVEN THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS; and
whereas, a statement of- the debts
and assessed ' valuation ofj the tax
able property of the town has this
day been presented to the Board
of Commissioners and filed with
the Clerk and is, open for inspec-
tion; and whereas, the assessed
value . of property within the cor
poration limits of the Town of
Highlands, as last fixed for munic
ipal taxation is $408,627.00; and
whereas, the net outstanding debt
of said Town of . Highlands is $3,
585.00; and whereas, the net debt
bears to the net assessed valuation
0.88.
Now therefore, ibe it ordained by
the Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Highlands :
Section One : That there be . is
sued by the Town of Highlands not
more than $27,500.00 water exten
sion and improvement bonds, bear
ing interest not to exceed 4 per
cent per, annum, for the purpose of
paying for the water main exten
sions and improvements in the
Town of Highlands, said bonds
shall be issued at such time or
times as the Board of Commission
ers of said Town may direct by
resolution within three years after
this ordinance takes effect. The
time and place of payment, rate
of interest and other details in
connection with their issuance not
inconsistent with this ordinance,
shall : be provided by the Board of
Commissioners by resolution adopt
ed ' prior to the issuance of said
bonds, provided, said bonds shall
mature and ibe made payable after
the date of the first bonds issued,
the last of which shall mature and
be made' payable not more than
thirty years from the date of the
first issued bonds, and no such in
stallments or series shall be more
than two and one-half times the
smallest prior installment or series.
, Section Two: That the maximum
aggregate principal of .said bonds,
as hereinbefore stated, shall be
$27,500.00. ;
Section Three: That a tax suffi
cient to : pay the principal and in
terest of said bonds shall be annu
ally levied and collected.
Section Four: That a statement
of the debts of the municipality
has been filed with the Clerk of
the Town of Highlands arid is
open for public inspection. ',
Section Five : That, this ordinance
shall take effect when approved by
the voters of the municipality at
an election as provided by law.
Section Six: That this ordinance
shall be published once for two
successive weeks after its final pas
sage in the franklin rre&s, a
weekly newspaper published m the
Town of Franklin. A notice shall
be published with the ordinance in
the form " prescribed by Section
2944 of the Consolidated Statutes,
with the printed signature of the
Clerk appended thereto, stating the
date the ordinance was passed and
the date the .same was first pub
lished. And further stating that any
action or proceeding questioning
the validity of said ordinance must
be commenced within thirty lays
after its publication.
The foregoing ordinance was in-
troduced on August 19th, 1938, and
LEGAL ADVERTISING
passed on the 26th day of August,
1938, and was first pasted on the
29th day of August, 1938.
Any action or proceeding ques
tioning the validity of said ordi-
Sale' of Real Estate for Taxes
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MACON COUNTY,
TOWN OF FRANKLIN.
' Pursuant to an order of the Board of Aldermen of
the Town of Franklin, I will on Monday, September
12, 1938, at 12 o'clock, noon, and thereafter until said
saie is completed, sen at tne courthouse door in
Franklin at public auction in the manner provided by
law the property hereinafter described, belonging to
or listed in the name of the persons designated, for
town taxes due for the year 1937 in the amounts set
forth, with cost of this advertisement and sale to be
added; to wit:
Name Acre or Lot Tex
Angel, Zeb, 1 lot 19.48
Arrendale, J. V., 1 lot 1.44
Ashe, Derald, 1 lot.... 8.10
Ashe, T. B., 1 lot .. 1.80
Benbow, John, 2 lots.... 4.05
Berry, John T. Estate, 2 lots.. 33.30
Bleckley, Edwin Estate, 1 lot.. 22.64
Burnett, C. H., 1 lot 72
Burrell, W. C, 2 lots 53.32
Calloway, Nellie O., 1 lot 13.80
Carpenter, W. Roy, 3 lots 5.92
Conley, J. S., 2 lots.. 75.20
Crawford, Carrie R., 2 lots.... 16.20
Crowley, Dorothy L., 1 lot.... 16.20
Curtis, Frank Estate, 1 lot.... 135
Daniels, Evelyn Hope and
James, 1 lot .....63.27
Edwards, John W., 1 lot...... 5.11
Enloe, T. B.f 1 lot ..2.75
Enloe, Mrs. Lula, 1 lot...... ..117.00
Enloe, S. W. & Son, 1 lot..... 16.20
Fletcher, Fred, 1 lot. 1.80
Fowler, Mrs. J. A. Ex, 2 lots 78.98
Franklin, J. R., 1 lot......... f.80
Franks, Mack, 1 lot. ...... .....12.15
Franks, J. D., 2 lots 126
Gibson, Walter, 1 lot..... 5.40
Gregory, A. S. Estate, 1 lot 68
Green, R. C, 1 lot 10,48
Henry, J. B., 1 lot...... 11.30
Higdon, Mrs. J. H., 1 lot 2.88
Higgins, Mrs. Harry, 1 lot... 2.70
Hobart, Mrs. W. D., 1 lot...... 5.40
Holmes, D., 1 lot 1.35
Hunter, Pearl, 1 lot. ..... . 1.08
Hurst, Mrs. J. E. Estate,
1 lot .. ....30.15
Jones, Joe, 1 lot. .....;. 3.60
Jones, D. C, 1 lot.............. .67
Kinsland. J. L. Estate, 1 lot... .87
Leach, Frank, 1 lot.-. ...I . 9.00
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes
NORTH CAROLINA
MACON COUNTY
TOWN OF HIGHLANDS
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Charter of the Town of Highlands and the Statutes of
the State of North Carolina, and pursuant to an order,
of the Board of Commissioners of the Town of High
lands, I will, on Monday, September 12, 1938, at the
door of the Town Office in Highlands, N. G, sell at
public auction at 12 o'clock, noon, and thereafter, in
the manner provided by law, the property hereinafter
described, belonging to or listed in the name" of the
persons hereinafter designated, for taxes due the
Tqwn of Highlands for the
set forth, with cost of this
be added, to-wit :
Niame Acre or Lot Tex
Abbott, Forest, 1 lot ....... . .$2.35
Anderson, F. N., 1 lot........ 7.39
Arnold, J. F., 1 lot 6.26
Ralew, Lizzy, 1 lot........ 8.18
Beck, Jim, 1 lot.. 2.20
Bennett, Dr. J. G., 1 lot 43.95
Brown, E. H., 1 lot.......... 112.33
Burnett, J. DM 1 lot .29.33
Cleveland, C E., 1 lot........ 4.44
Crosby, C. E., Mot........... 5.70
Caziarc, Elliott, 1 lot. 23.70
Davis, Mrs. A. J., I lo. ...... .51.20
Edwards, Charles, Trustee,
i lot.-....'.
Elrod, D. B., 1 lot............
Findley, J. I., 1 lot..
Fuller. C. C, 1 lot......:..'.
7.95
9.95
4.80
4.58
Hall, Mrs. Meta N, 15 acres 148.35
Hammett, L; O., 1 lot. .4.83.33
Harris, Miss Rebecca, 100 ..' '. "
acres .... . . . . i ...... . ;" ...... 280.20
Harper & Fuller, 1 lot 4.58
Hicks, J. L., 1 lot............. 9.39
Hines, J. A Estate, 1 lot . . . .37.20
Hopper, Dewey, 1 lot ......... . 16.70
HugginS, C. B., 71 lot. ........ . 7.39
Livingston, W. K., 1 lot....... 2.33
Mansfield, E. S., 1 lot........ 6.83
Moore, M. E., 1 lot..;;.; 570
McKinney, J. P., 1 lot........ 3.45
Nichelson, W. H 1 lot. ., . . . . 7.83
Nor fleet, Herbert' L., 1 lot..... 7.95
Pierson, S. P, lot.... 47.33
MGE SEVEN
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nance mult fee commenced within1
thirty days after its publication.
THAD D. SMITH,
Town Clerk
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Name Acre or Lots Tex
Lyle, Mrs. Ella ,S., 2 lots..... 97.82
Lewis, V. W., 1 lot. 4.50
Mallonee,,W. G., 1 lot...; 9.32
Mashburn, E. A Estate, 1 lot. . 6.93
May, T. A., 1 lot.... 5.40
Moore, J. M, 1 lot 19.80
Moore, Mildred, 2 lots 10.38
Munday, Mrs. T. S., 1 lot 55.30
Munday, T. S. & S. A.
Estate, 1 lot 11.25
Munday, B. C, 2 lots........ 30.60
Munday, H. E., 2 lots 18,45
Murray, Frank I., 1 lot 1926
McCoy, Ada, 4 lots ....241.14
McCracken & Scarce, 2 lots.. 5.76
Norton, Maud H., 1 lot. .... ..10.80
Osborne, H. Arthur, 2 lots.... 31.50
Peek, I. T., 1 lot.. 28.70
Phipps, Anne, 1 lot. 72
Porter, T. W., Sr., 2 lots. ... .65.25
Porter, Ruth Z., 1 lot 2.70
Porter, J. D., 1 lot.. .....24.30
Ray, J. Mane, l.lot...... 5.40
Ray, Oliver W., 1 lot 12.60
Ray, Harry, 1 lot.
T
1.44
Reece, Wade, 4 lots. 4.05
Rimmer, R. M., 1 lot .....9.00
Robinson, J. S., 1 lot.........21.60
Rogers, Sam L., 1 lot ..135.00
Stiles, G. T, Estate, 1 lot.... 16.65
Stockton, J. H., 1 lot... ...22.68
Sutton, Mrs. C. E., 1 lot. 27.00
T. F. Railway Co., 1 lot....... 18.77
Watkins, G. G., 1 lot. 20.92
Womack, Sam, 1 lot 4.95
Colored:
Hayes, Nelson, 1 lot... ........ 2.39
This the 10th day of August, 1938.
GEO. DEAN,
' Tax Collector of .
the Town of Franklin.
year 1937, in the amounts
advertisement and sale to
Niame Acret or Lot Tex
Potts Bros, 1 lot. . . . . ; . . ..... .77.93
Potts, F. H., 1 lot. ....... .....55.85
Potts, W. T. Estate, 1 lot...... 20.33
Potts, J. E.f 1 lot... ..1924
Potts, Lula Bell, 1 lot......... 3.45
Potts, J. Ei Trustee, 3 lots 7.95
Potts, S. E., 1 lot. ...... .....15.24
Ravenel, H. P., 1 lot... ..34.95
Reese, J. Vy., 1 lot. ......... ..34.95
Reese, Norman, 1 lot. . . ... . . . .10.18
Rice, L. W., 1 lot.. .....34.95
Rogers, E. M., 1 lot. ...... ...47.33
Rogers, J. N., 1 lot.... 2120
Rogers, D. M., 1 lot.......... 14.81
Root, J. E., 1 lot............. 58.24
Sanders, E. L., 1 lot... 4.58
Scott, F. G., 1 lot. .. i ........ . 6.83
Smith, C. J., 1 lot. ........... . 7.95
Smith, Mary C, 3 1 lots . , . ... . .44.58
Smith, Mary C, 3 lots 49.17
Smith, J. J., 1 lot............; 5.70
Spencer, A. G 1 lot.......... 60.44
Stringer, Nancy, 5 acres 84.45
Stewart, R. L., 1 lot........... 7.95 '
Thompson, Florence, 1 lot. . . .48.45
Waller, Albert, 1 lot.......... 6.58
Winn & Dickett, 1 lot........ 5.70
Wright Milling Co., 1 lot 4.58
This August 2, 1938.
THAD D. SMITH,
Town of Highlands, Macon County,
Town Clerk and Tax Collector
North Carolina.