Wanderin In Wests Mill
Mrs. Zeb V. Gibson and son.
Eugene Gibson, of Winston-Salem,
visited Mrs. Clara Owens recently.
Max Morgan, of Berea College,
spent a recent week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morgan.
Mrs. Ralph Bryson, of Detroit,
Mich., visited her mother, Mrs."
J. M. Morgan, recently.
Mrs. Clara Owens visited Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Owens in Ashe
ville recently.
Miss Josephine Dalton, of Gas
ton la, went a recent week here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Dalton. She teaches in Gas
tonla.
Miss Carlene Sorrells, of Bre
vard College, Brevard, spent a
recent week here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sorrells.
Fellowship Service
Set Sunday Afternoon
At Pleasant Hill
A fellowship service is plannec'
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church, it has been announced.
The public is invited to attend.
The period of 1951-54 brought
about a reduction of 10 per cent
in the farm population of the
United States.
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COWEE HOLDS
FIRST MEET
OF NEW YEAR
Agents On Program;
Committee Chairmen
Named For Contest
By MRS. R. I. M'GAHA
(Community Reporter)
The Cowee Rural Community
Development Organization held
its first meeting of the new year
January 6 and committees chair- .
men were selected.
Mrs. Florence S. Sherrill, coun
ty home agent, and Mrs. Jessie
D. Cabe, assistant agent, appeared
on the program. Mrs. Sherrill
stressed the importance of road
side beautification while Mrs.
Cabe showed illustrating slides.
Committee chairmen include
Wood row Gibson, Agriculture;
Mrs. Ed Brogden, Home Beautifi
cation; Milton Fouts, Health and
Sanitation; Claude Leatherman,
Home Improvement; Joel Dalton,
Song Leader; Hoyt Bryson, Re
ligious Director; Mrs. Hazel Hurst.
Education; and T. M. Rickman
(3 years), Leon Cabe <2 years),
and Cecil Gibson (1 year), Direc
tors.
It was announced that all who
are Interested in starting on the
picnic area to meet Saturday
morning, January 15.
Weaver Gibson's name was
drawn for the attendance prize,
but he was not present, so the
prize will be (3 at the next meet
ing, February 3.
The Rev. R. J. Hahn, of the
Snow Hill Methodist Church, gave
the devotional.
Agent Lecture
Features Rural
Community Meet
By MRS. J. L. YOUNG
? Community Reporter >
An illustrated lecture on road
side improvement and home
beautification by extension work
er John J. Wrinn featured a
meeting of the Hickory Knoll
Rural Community Development
Organization January 7.
Vance Vanhook repbrted on the
progress of the new church build
ing and he said it is hoped to have
it finished by January, 1956.
Mrs. Jim Gray was elected sec
retary and Lawrence Penland was
named treasurer.
Vernon Cunningham, president,
presided, and the devotional was
by Mrs. Cecil Alexander, followed
by a prayer by Jim Gray.
A letter of appreciation was
read from the Nantahala Power
and Light Company for the com
munity's participation in the re
cent Christmas lighting contest.
New H. D. Officers
Of 4 Clubs Listed
New home demonstration offi
cers of the Sandtown, Patton.
Cartoogechaye, and Franklin
clubs, which were not listed in
last week's issue, have been an
nounced.
They are as follows:
Sandtown: Mrs. Gilmer Setser,
i president, Mrs. Kerma Holland,
j vice-president, Mrs. J. D. Dayton,
[ secretary, and Mrs. Robert Welch,
| treasurer.
Patton: Mrs. Harley Stewart,
j president, Mrs. Anna Ledford,
vice-presiden Mrs. Ted Blaine,
secretary, and Mrs. Erwin Patton.
treasurer.
Cartoogechaye: Mrs. Cecil Par
ker, president, Mrs. Earl Harrison,
vice-president, Mrs. E. S. Purdom,
secretary, and Mrs. R. D. Fannon,
treasurer.
Franklin: Mrs. Frank Reece,
president, Mrs. Nobia Murray,
vice-president, Mrs. Ed Carpenter,
Sr.. secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Davis's Mother
1 Dies On Visit Here
Mrs. Helen Anna Beckley Zieg
ler, 56. of Nutley, N. J., died sud
denly January 4 at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. John Davis,
in Franklin. She and her husband,
Robert R. Ziegler, had been visit
ing here for six weeks.
Services were conducted in Nut
ley.
In addition to her daughter and
husband, Mrs. Ziegler is survived
by two sons, Robert R? Jr., and
Kenneth L, of Nutley. a half-sister,
Mrs. Louise Lewis, of Westfield,
N. J., and two grandchildren.
Bryant Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements locally.
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NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF MACON.
MACON COUNTY, Plaintiff
vs
MARY MAXWELL MUNDY &.
husband, JOE E. MUNDY. HELEN
We Handle
OFFICE SUPPLIES
The Franklin Press
PAUL St husband, HUIETT PAUL,
ANNE MILLER K Rlfil iKk St hus
band DAVID KEI8LER, WILL
IAM Y MILLER. The Unknown
Heirs at Law of T. M. Miller,
deceased; CLARICE ALLEY Sc
husband, JOHN ALLEY, ELOISE
BROWN & husband, C. K.
BROWN, JOSH A SHOCKXFY.
JOHN M. SHOCKLEY. FRANK
E SHOCKLEY. HERBERT*
YOUNO. LAWTON MASSIN
GALE, LETHA SHOCKI EY fiR
LINE TOMELIN. JESSE TOME
LIN. RUBY HALESBURG. WILL
TAM SHOCKLEY. RENALDA
HAYES. JOE SHOCKLEY. JR.,
BRUCE SHOCKLEY. Unknown
Heirs at law of J. C. Shockley.
Unknown Heirs at Law of Joe L.
Shockley, and anv and all persons
who claim to have an Interest
in the subject of this action. De
fendants.
Under and by virtue of a decree
of the Superior Court of Macon
County entered in the above en
titled action on the 10th day of
January, 1955, the undersigned
Commissioner will on the 10th
day of February. 1955, at 12
o'clock, noon, at the Courthouse
door in Macon County, North
Carolina, sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following des
cribed real estate:
All the lands described in a
deed from H. 8. Morrow, et al
to T. M. Miller and J. C. Shock
ley, said deed bearing date of
23 September, 1935, and regis
tered in the Office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Macon Coun
ty in Book L-4 of Deeds, page
222, being described as follows:
LOT NO. It: COMMENCING
at a stake and pointers, the
Southeast corner of lot No. 9
runs North 55 East 6 poles to
a stake and pointers; then
North 24 West 16 poles to a
?take on the South side of
Cullasaja Drive; then with
same side of said drive as
follows: South 77 West 4 poles;
South 43 West 4 poles anu
15 links; then South 30 East
15 poles to the BEGINNING,
being Lot No. 10 of the High
land Development.
LOT No. 20: COMMENCING
at a stake and pointers, the
Southeast corner of Lot No.
9, runs South 30 East 9 poles
and 15 links to a stake on the i
North side of Cullasaj^ Drive,
the Southeast corner of Lot i
No. 19; then .North 58 East
with same side of said drive
6 poles arid 3 links to a stake,
the Southwest corner of Spring
Lot No. D; thence North 35
y^West, 10 poles to a stake, the
Southeast corner of Lot No.
10; then South 55 West 6 poles
to the BEGINNING, being Lot
No. 20 of the Highland De
velopment.
This, the 10th day of January,
1955.
R. S. JONES
Commissioned
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MUNICIPAL BUILDING
FRANKLIN,
NORTH CAROLINA
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received by
the Town of Franklin, c/o Mr.
Chas. O, Ramsey, Clerk & Trea
surer, at the Town Office, for
the construction of a Municipal
Building to be located at the
Southeast corner of Main and
Porter Streets, in Franklin, North
Carolina, until 3:00 P.M., Febru
ary 8, 1955, at which time the
bids will be publicly opened and
read. The Owner reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
and to waive any or all techni
calities and Informalities.
Bidding documents will be avail
able, from the office of Stam
baugh Sc Jett, Architects. Suite
306 Rhodes Building. Atlanta,
Georgia, upon deposit of *25.00
per set. One set will be available
for each bidder, with extra seU
obtainable upon payment of re
production costs. The full amount
of deposit less reproduction costs
of e*tra sets, will be refunded up
on return of plans and specifi
cations In good condition within
10 days after receipt of bids.
TOWN OF FRANKLIN
By: CHAS. O. RAMSEY
Clerk & Treasurer
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JANUAR Y
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