North Carolina Newspapers

ROCKBROOK NEWS W e had a large attendance at Sunday School and preaching ser vices last Sunday. Tne service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Grey of Eto wah. ^ir .Foster McCrary of Easley, S C.. r^nt the week-end with his par tuts, Mr. andvMr$v: V . C. McCrary; Mr. L .E. Powell and children Of Rosraait. visited Mr. and Mrs. L. ?. Bagwell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Eolden Save recently moved into their -new bungalow. :Al Misses Annie and Grace Hamilton and Lille Baxter, Messrs ,Dew?jr Moore, aid Foster McCrary were din ner guests of Miss Bonnie Bataoa ^undajv . . . w. vV I A very interesting event of the w?ek . as a surprise party given to Miss Lillie Raaflfefr by the young peo ple of this section. Messrs Herman and William Hog ?red and- Philip McGaha left for camp at the Pink Beds, where they will continue their work for some time. Mr. L. E. Bagwell has recently purchased a new Chevrolet coach. Mr. Winfreu Hamilton attended the basketball tournament at Hen dersonville Saturday night. 31 r. J. W. Kaxter and son Taft, } 't't: Monday for Cashiers Valley, where they are engaged in work. Mrs. . Hettie Cantrell and children Walter, Mildred and Quinton, of yon. spent the week-end in this nimunity. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Holden and Mi. T. V. Batson spent Sunday after n on with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Grav . y ?f East Fork. Mr. and. Mrs. George Clark and Mi. Hanion Holden spent last Sun ait;. with Mi;. Clark's parents, Mr. una .its. \V. P. Clark, of South Car Mr. C. Reese's family have re turn d trom Gramerton. Shiie >'t Xdrfli Carolina (.'? u'n t v of 'Fransvlvania. LV THE SUPERIOR COURT ?>f Co in missioned of T . t: -vlvania County. X. -C. Ys NOTICE V.. E; Arminjrton. F. E. : Justus! and E. J. Anders The defendants above .named take fl??t ice than an action has been com ? iuenred in the Superior Court of Transylvania County. X. C., to the /end that the plaintiff may foreclose ail iii'; ri >! that the defendants may haw in- the following described land Ly:-!L' aiid being . in Little River T?>n\\>l:ii>. being the same land de s?iH-:u :?,> the complaint filed in this i.; . ?. Said action brought by the . r!'.? for delinquent # taxes, pen-, a; ;v .. n. I. costs'; and the said de :--u will take . notice that they ar'-- required to answer .or demur to : ; i itj j?i:7i r; filed in the office of i i U Superior Court of ?T: - i ' -rjity. X. C.. or the . -.viil apply to the court for : -landed ih said com ? /? f 'Mareii. .1U29... ?! a \m' s ;\V'KX. Clerk Superior ? !' Traitsvivania County, iw M14-2T-2SA4 ? : . V;-v: n. Caridini; ? ? :T?::tnsvlvania. sV PKRIOR X-OUK'T t'oninnssrOners of ' ^'?iUf:iv. X. C. ' .' ' NOTICE : a. . ; 3 ??.' All*! u ?(;. Tavior. ? ?? -v .; .;?? ? r. >?:: .puttoftv '.?? . ?>. : ; :i'i Shipman.' ' : r.'.H.V.- T.amvd will %???? than. an action has been ? ./ ;'ii the Superior Court of ???!? < ."'>unty. X. C..; to the ?v. ? : fc mJantfj may : 'a'v ? \l i i!).-d land : ; y ? netrit;: . ,u ?' Liltiti ? liiver ;? '? -i I . being, th, same land de ? ;i tlu compi at tiled in th:. ? Said' action '< "Ught by the i'ov- defini.- : :t taxes, pos: i fO>;.< .anri ;ho :>".id de ? ???ar.t> win take iif .ee 'tbat*' they ? ; red to answt r or demur :?.) ??.'.'t:;da:t t filed in the office of .1 i < of the Sup ior Court cf ?" ? inia County, X. C., or the will apply to :'he court for demanded in said ccm ' - . ! 1 day of March. 1929. K<if.AXD OWEX. Clerk Superior ??:'?: r" Transylvania '"our.tv. 1-3 4tc M14-21-28A4 ?? ii n ii ii ? mi mi iii i ? '.Tra./* DRESSES ' ids -and Prints ? WashabU- Ci-epcs | $7.95 and $10.95 Xew Shipment of Spring Hats Newest Styles Mrs. M. W. Galloway Caldwell Street CONNtSTtE NOTES Mi's. J. L. . Gravely has returned iiome after spending a few days with ,ier daughters, Mrs. John Owens and Mrs. Thomas Masters, of Pickens, S. C. Mrs. F. P. Tinsley was the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Landreth, one ?day last week. Mrs. W. R. Hogsed and children ./ere dinner guests of Mrs. Elijah -Iravely Thursday. Miss Gertie Lance was a pleasant aller at the home of Alberta Mast ers, Friday. Mr. J. W. Baker is rushing the pringtSme along ? he is turning his wardens. Mr. W. H. Hogsed and Mr. H. B. Glazener made a business trip to 1 he rry field last Wednesday. Misses Bonnie Batson, Grace and Aryiie Hamilton. wes^roestaiPf.. Mrs. H. P. Hogsed Wedh^V..;l ; r The singing convention will nwet >t Dunn's Rock Baptist church the r'c*urth Sunday. Everybody is in cited to attend. . The community rejoices in having Irs. Reece and children home again, after spending sometime at Craiiner ton, N. C., with Mrs. Reece's daugh t?rs. Mrs. Leo Raines visited Mrs. C. Landreth one day last week. - Mrs S E. Gravely and children -isited* Mrs. W. H. Hogsed Wednes day. , We were very sorry to hear of the leath of Aunt Mary Sweeney, whom ! . e all respected. ' 1 Mrs. Elisha Gravely and daughters Nancv, Louise and Helen, were din ner guests of Mrs. Alton Holden Sunday. Mrs. D. N. Holden visited Mr. Mid Mrs. Alton Holden Sunday. , Miss Lillie and Edith Gravely vis-, ?d Miss Beulah Tinsley Sunday. | .vir. J. W. Baker visited Mr. W. j Hogsed Sunday. R"v. C. C. Reese preached a very , testing sermon at the Baptist ;hurch Sunday. .1 Mr. Monroe Gravely of Lyman, is isiting his grandparents, Mr. and ?:is. J. L. Gravely. ! R;?v'. Jim Gray was a caller at the i . me of Mr. Landreth, Sunday. Miss Beulah Tinsley entertained number of young folks with a :i<i:ng Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lvle Fisher and son were ufcsts of* Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Tins y. Sunday. Mr. Leo Gravely spent the week l at his home here. late of North Carolina ' untv of Transylvania. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT i oard of Commissioners of fiansvlvania County^ N. C. Vs NOTICE Lurier Cantrell. T. H. 1 l.'illowav, T. H. Allison, Ur.vard Hudson Company ?,:?d IX H. Winchester. The defendants above named take ? . e that :ui action has been conv . :ti I'n-.' .S; i p?*ri*?r Court of : ittrisylyttni? C- unty. \. C.. to the .! t fiat the pb.intitf may foreclose that tlx- ?'fendar.t's may c- i is tln> j. .'loAving described land, ying On Flat Creek of loxaway adjoining the lands of- W. M. - "bapfiv ! 1 and others and being the ;iie land described in. the complaint d in this cause. Said action . >uirht by the- plaintiffs .for delinq ? r,t taxes. penalties and cost. and said defendants will take notice they are required to answer or ' ?mar to the complaint filed in , the li'iee of the Clerk of the Superior > ::rt "f Transylvania County, N. plaintiff *vill apply to the ? i,, i . ili-;' ii.'uiaiid i ai.s^id ? . "" ^UMt. . -v v ; : h ? l i. dav "f Mat'eii., il'-P ;.?'>!,.\ND OV-TTN". CI', rk Sup.ri'pr > n*i i f Transylvania County. N, (.'. 5'! ! It c Ml 4-2 i Sate of North Carolina Cc-uutV of Transylvania. IN THE. SUPERIOR COl'liT >ioard of Commissioners of ?T C'Hifitv. N. C. ' ? ' Vs ; NG~"C~ N. ? Rrigji-s. R. I.. Briggs, . II. Valentine. -lones Mc y and Southern Discount ?' /"Vporation. ? . The ilefi. ndants above nan'v.-d take !i' ice than an action has bcbn com ,11.1 need hi the Superior Court of Trasvlvania County. N. < to the ? -i that liv plaintiff may foreclose interest that the defendants may ! ; vc in the following described land. . ; yi;;g ?nii Using in Brevard To-.v. ' >hip. Being the same land de?crib'ld the complaint filed in 1 h is cause. | Said action brought by tiio plaintiffs if'' delinquent taxes, penalties, and I v ists. and the said 'defe.niiar.its will | tai:o notice that they are ^.-quired to [answer or demur to the ?: eoiuplaint ! tiled in the office of the Superior. Court of Transylvania County. N. or the plaintiff will apply to the.' court for the relief demanded in sav-1 [complaint. j This 11 dav of March 1929. ROLAND OWEN, Cleck Superior I Court. Transvlvania Countv, N. C. 3.'5 1-3 4tc M14-21-28A-1 State of North Carolina County of Transylvania. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Board of Commissioners of Transylvania Countv. N. C. Vs NOTICE N. P. Galloway, and wife, Senia Galioway. Jane S. Galloway and Navassa Guano Company. The defendants above named take no cice '.that an action has been com-] menced in the Superior Court of Transylvania County, N. C., to the end that the plaintiff may foreclose all interest that the defendants may have in the following described land.. Lying and being in Eastatoe Town-; ship. Being the same land described j in the complair*- filed in this cause. ' Said action brought by the plaintiffs j for delinquent taxes, -penalties, and j costs, and the said defendants will | take notice that they are required to answer or demur to the complaint filed in the office of the Superior Court of Transylvania County, N. C., : r the plaintiff will apply to the SALSAM GKOit MEWS ? ? ? / ? ?' ' Mr. and Mrs. Harlow McCall of the Macedonia section, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie McCall during the week-end. We are glad to learn that Mr. Mark Mason, who has been ' seriously ill for sometijneh is improving. An ; (interesting prayer meeting was held at the school house Satur day night. Mr. and Mrs. Elzie McCall visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie McCall Sunday afternoon. Mr. A. F. Manley visHed his fim ily at Rosman during' the week-end. Mr. L.. -Kitchen, who has been at Winston-Salem .{or some time, re turned to his home he're Friday. We are glad to see that the 'sun shine and wind is drying our r6ads. W^ave beei^ |nud-bound for quite ? jjftwses rIa?z ^ and /''Katie McCall visited Mrs. Dewitt McCall Sunday. , ? Mr. "Harry McCall Visited hia par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Doctor McCall, Suhday. ' Mrs.' Arich Galloway is visiting rel atives in, this community. Miss Ruby Owen visited her par ents here Sunday. Mrs. Louie McCall, who has been very ill, is now improving. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt McCall, of this place, are planning to move to Brevard, near Mrs. McCall's father. They will be greatly missed in this community. Mrs. McCall, who was before her marriage, Miss Alcovia Orr, taught in the Balsam Grove school before she married. Folks may think nothing has hap court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 11 day of March, 1929. ROLAND OWEN, Clerk Superior Court of Transylvania County, N. C. 33 1-3 4tc M14-21-28A4 State of North Carolina County of Trajisvlvania. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Board of Commissioners of Transylvania County, N. C. Vs NOTICE John Stokes, Willie Stokes, W. E. Breese, Trustee and Brevard Banking Company. The defendants above named take notice that an action has been com menced in the Superior Court of 1 Transylvania County, N. C., to the end that the plaintiff may foreclose all interest that the defendants may have in the following described land: Lying and being in Brevard. Being the same land described in the com plaint filed in this cause. Said ac ' ion brought by the plaintiffs for de linquent taxes, penalties, and costs, and the said defendants will take notice that they are required to ans wer or demur to the complaint liled in the Office of tin* Superior Court ?>t Transylvania County. X. or the vi'aintitf will apply to the court for ? i] ' relief demanded in said tpnr . plaint. . : ' . This: the 11 dav of March. 1929. HO LAND OWEN. Clerk Superior. Court of T ransvlvania CouiUv. X. C. . 3.1 1-y -lie M 1 4-21-28 A 4 State of N'orth Carolina',. Ccjuily of Transylvania.' IX THE SUPERIOR court '?ojird of Commissioners . of Transylvania County. X. C. Vs NOTICE Albert McJurikins. G: C, tvilpat rii-k.. Iw 1\ Kilpatrick, J. A. .Miller, Jr.. I.. P. Hamlin. Trustee, I!. J. Sitt??n, J. II. Tinslcy. D. L. Kngjish. Trustee. T. K. 1'atton,. A. T\ .Mitchell, Trust' e. Roland (h'.vii and Graybar Electric ?' '. njpany. . The do IV.: 'ants abpv, nlimcd take .M'tioV that an action >ias been com . ? :u-td in. ;th" . Sun-rioy Cuir.i of . : :\-yi\aiii:i l uuiity". X. C? to the i..., . Ine piaw.tilT may fiuvlose . 'Cm' n >t. cliiirt the dvfcndanls may . ?' . jfe MilloWjhg; "fl esdw ij'< i iatr.i: i. and being in Brevard Tova ' nt inu tho '.'sari; ! .i'mi rib--' 'la- lil. :i in this iiauj ti ' l>r;>liL;v. . ? !>;*. 'lb ?)faintiffs for deliquont lux s. penal ?t.ie?, and costs, and the s:. . defend ants will take notice that y are: required to. answer or dem .r to the :ompla.int fled in.'th. "ffii . ? ? f . t h c* Superior Court of Transylvania C. unity. X. (".. or th?. plaintiff "i!!. to tb<- court for the. relief - manded in .-aid complaint. This the J1 dav of 1929. | t ROLAND 0 W.KX, CI' rk Superior ' ' Court <f Ti ansvlvauia < -tint v. X. Pi :t:; i-:? : 4'te M14-21-2XA i State of Nurth Carolina ?"??nntv of -Transylvania. IN THT* SUPERIOR COURT l'd"" ] of C'^mrviirsionei:; of ' .insvlvan'a C?'Unfv. X. C. Vs NOTICE W. Duncan, T. C. Galloway. X. A. Miiivr. D. L. English, - . Bi . Buildinc & Loan ' A -'n and O. E. Erwin. The defendants above named take ( notice that an action has been com- , ni.vhced in the. Superior Court of . Transylvania County. N. C., to the j . .id that tli" plaintiff may foreclose j all interest, that the defendants may J have in the foll.-wing described land, j Lying and being in Eastatoe Town ship. Being the same land describ ed in the complaint filed in this | cause. Said action brought by the plaintiffs for . delinquent taxes, pen alties, and costs, and the said de fendants will take notice that they are required to ansvyer or de mur to the complaint filed in the office of the Su perior Court of Transylvania Coun ty, X. C.. or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 11 dav ot March, 1929. ROLAND OWEN, Clerk Superior Court of Transylvania County, N. C. 33 1-3 4tc M14-21-28A4 Up to the present time in Pitt County, 185 farmers have recleaned and treated 142 pounds of tobacco seed or enough to plant 50,000 square yards of seed bed. This seed will be planted by 900 cropp ".s. TOXAWAY Mr. Lewis Howard and Mr. Pat Pitts spent the week-end in Brevard. Mrs. Bil} Crooms and little son, Billie, of Asheville, are visiting Mrs. Crpom's brother, Mh Walter Mc-| Neely. Mrs. M. B. Alexander and children wfcre visitors at th$ home of Mrs. Will Raines Friday afternoon. Mr. Addison Bruner was visiting his parents last week. Mr. Welch Galloway Was a Toxa way visitor Thursday night. ; Mrs. Wilson of Jennings, who jhas been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clark Johnson, returned to her home Sunday. , . " Mrs. '.Paulane Moses was a caller at the home of Mrs. G. J. Bruner Thurs day afternoon. Mr. M. ,B. Alexander and Mr. Ar thur Dishmari motored to .Brevard Saturday night. , | Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wilson of j Asheville, were Toxaway visitors Sunday. ; . Mr. W. M. Hides was the guest of Mr. Clark Johnson Sunaay. Lewis Owen is our "Grit" agent now. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Carner and family motored to Cashier's Valley: Saturday. Miss Paulette Gillespie and Mrs. Henson of Asheville, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Gillespie. Mr. J. A. Earwood and Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Johnson and daughter, Margie, motored to Brevard Satur day evening. Mrs. Wil IRaines and little grand daughter, Freda Jean Hall and Mrs. McKinney were guests of Mrs. W. H. Arrowood Friday afternoon. We had a very interesting Sunday School the past Sunday. Mrs. Wil son of Jennings, gave a very inter esting talk on the "Importance of Sunday School to the Children." everyone enjoyed her talk. pened at Balsom Grove lately, as j they have not seen any news from here, but there . have been several weddings since you heard from us, and many other things of importance has taken place, bbut it has been so muddy we could not send our news out. Miss Beulah Gillespie spent Thurs day night of last week with Miss Myrtle Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McCall visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruf us McCall, Sunday. Miss Azilee McCall visited Mrs. Wilkie McCall Sunday afternoon. The Mothers' Prayer Meeting was hold at the home of Mrs. George Hamilton last Wednesday. Mrs. Elbert McCall, who has been sick for several weeks, is improving. Ml*. Alney McCall made a business trip 1<> Brevard last week. Mr. E. H, Kitchen was a Brevard visitor last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McCall vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Doctor McCall Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. ^felvin McCall vis ited Mr, Mark Mason Sunday. A CITIZEN AND HlS ' ? ; *1 " !? - h ? H " ' ? 1 ? * ? ?' ' ? ' ' ' Jy s ! JJ. >> v> vV *ijU y COMMUNITY ' ' ' ? A CITIZEN'S interest in ..his. community should not terminate with the f&it that it is his home and the means of his livelihood. >mi . ' ?' . .. .. } ;/X '? V (J . Jj| It is to his interest tp s^e;thi)k-not onty his own^jpuEBuit in life is successful, lijujLCfliisidera '<? ' fee given fy" fttKera ftt^und him Who 1 are helping to build up the factors in his com *&. ? ? ; ? !?" . . ? ' ? . V - ' munity which make it pleasant for him to live ? there, i ? ; *S . "? ; ?? ' '? ?' r:?W- r ? . - " \ | This mutual building for the future should be the aim of every citizen, and the resources which build up a community should be con served within its own radius. 4% PAD) ON SAVINGS ACCOUNT Brevard Banking Company Officers THOS. H. SHIPMAN, Pres. JOS. 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