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X' PAflE SIX the rvjxuu rr3 THURSDAY, DX2, W, 1.7.1 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Macon County. i WHEREAS rower of sale was vested in the undersigned Trustee by Deed of Trust executed by A. R. Iligdon, dated September 15. 192S, and registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ma con County in Book No, 1 of Building nnd Loan records, page 78, to secure the payment of $2500.00 payable to the Macon County Building and Loan Association at the Maturity of the 15th Series, Class C of the capital stock of said Association; said Deed of Trust stipulating that the maker of the Deed of Trust would on - Saturday of each week pay to the Macon County Building and Loan Associa tion the weekly interest on , the said sum of $2500.00 at the rate of six per cent per annum until the 11th Series, Class C of stock of the said Association should be come 'due, and also stipulating that the maker of said note would on Saturday of each week pay to the said Association the weekly' in stallment of $3.124 onHhirty shares of the capital stock of the Associa- , tion until the same should reach the par value of $3000.00, and that in the c cut of default being made on' said weekly interest and on the weekly dues on thirty shares of the capital stock of said Associa tion as afoj-esaid that all sums due and payable whenever the date of maturity expressed therein, and the maker of said Deed of Trust now being due the said Associa tion the sum of $.509.06 on account of the above mentioned Deed of Trust, and the Association hav ing declared the full sum of $2500. 00 in addition ther due and pay able. . ... -i, ,i ,i, , -- jf the power of sale by said Deed of Trust in me vested, on Monday, 4th day of January, 1932, at 12:00 o'clock noon sell at the courthouse (loor in Franklin, North Carolina, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following prop erty: Beginning at a stake on the west side of .lotla Street N. 49 W 12 poles from iron stake; the Corner .of the Frint property; runs thence N. 23 W 100 feet with lotla Street to a stake; thence S. 63 deg. 35' V. 73 feet to a stake in Ivanhoe Company line; thence S. 22 deg. 30' E. 100 feet to an . iron post, corner of the Frint properly; thence N. 63 deg. 35' E. 73 feet to the beginning, the same being a tract of land on which is sit uated an apartment house and ga rage built by the Ivanhoe Com pany. Also 30 shares of the 15th Series, Class C of the Capital stock of Macon County Building and Loan Association in the name of A. R. Higdon. This the first day of December, 1931. R. S. JONES, Trustee. D3 J&J-4tc-D24 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS line of Andrew McDaniel's land; ilu nee S. 82 E. 11 poles to a black jack ; then S. -15 E. 46 poles to a Spanish oak ; then S. 60 E. 22 poks to a Spanish oak; then S. 18 E. 23 'poles to a black jack; then S. 40 E. 16 poles to a black jack on the line of said Siler land; then with said line, W. 93 poles to a stake; then with the line of his Entry No. 6926, N. 85 poles to the beginning. This November 10, 1931. -A. B. SLAGLE, Trustee, N19-4tp-D10 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CARO LIN A. At Ahe villa No. 24 at Law. NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, V. 920,60. acres of land in Macon, County, North Carolina, Mrs. Mamie A. Rogers, et al TO: VV. W. Jones and wife, Irene Jones, Westfield, N. J.; J. P. Jones and wife, Carolyn Jones, Wakefield, R. I.; Mildred Jones, widow, Sum- mitt. N. J.; Mint Mica Company, a corporation, Flint, Michigan; Stockholders of Mint Mica Co formerly a corporation of Flint Michigan; Celia Laura Clarke, wid ow, Flint, Michigan, Blance Jones Uajas, and husband Gene Hajas, Bridgeport, Conn.; Murray Jones, minor, Bridgeport, Conn.; W. J Cheyney, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs Marinda Brown, wife of Harry Brown, Dillard, a; R. L. Smart and wife, Akron, Ohio; L. B. Sut ton, executor will of A. W. Horn deceased, Decatur, Ga; George Bun- dcnthal, Montgomery County, Ohio Wm. Miller, Montgomery Co. Ohio; Howard Bradley, Lyman, Wasliing- t ) - f'i Ofalc-ij., kiiri. whoSC names and residences are un known; Mrs. A. O. Jenkins and husband, Dr. J. II. Jenkins, or heirs at law, whose names and residences arc unknown; Askew Curtis, hiirs and assigns'of, whose names and residences arc unknown ; Thos. I, Rollins, heirs- or assigns of, whose names and residences are unknown, James Raby, or heirs and assigns, whose names and resi dences arc unknown; Tuckassegge Lumber and Mfg. Co., whose resi dences is unknown ; George Wilke, or heirs, whose . names and resi dences are unknown; M. L. Long, or heirs, whose name sand resi dences are unknown; M. P. Long, deceased, heirs at law of, whose names and residences are unknown; Ed Holden, whose residence is un known; May Holden, whose resi dence is unknown; Pearl Holden, whose residence is unknown;' Mat tie Grist and husband, whose resi dence is unknown; W. J. Neville, or heirs, whose names and resi dences are unknown; JohnScroggs, whose residence is unknown ; Ida White; in California, residence un known; Charles White, in Cali fornia, residence unknown; N. F. Howard and wife, M. R. Howard, in California, residence unknown; Pulaski Howard and wife, State of Washington, residence unknow J.O.U.A.M. Nevs Corral Edited by JOHN W. EDWARDS Junior Service Don't fortret the second Sunday of December, the 13th, Thanksgiv ing sermon, at the Baptist church, Franklin, at the hour of 11. Rev. Eugene R. Eller, pastor of the Baptist church at I-rankhn will nreach a minors Order sermon All Juniors of the county are urged to be there. Cullataja Council Cullasaja Council No. 158 was or ganized at Franklin on October 7, 1904. T. G. Cobb was state coun cilor and Sam F. Vance was state secretary. The following came in as charter members: M. D. Billings, T. J Johnston, F. T. Smith, Dr. W. A. Rogers, Dr. F. S. Siler, W. F. Curtis, Dr. S. H. Lylc, J. T. Moore, S. L. Kelly, F. S. Johnston, E. K Ccnningham, W. A. Curtis, Thom as Leach, W. R. Stalcup, J. S Robinson, Dan Lyle, G. M. Bulgin, J. L. Poindextcr, Geo. H. Dalrym pie, J. P. Bryson, and L. S. Wal- droop. T. J. Johnston was elected first councilor. A few months ago Prentiss coun cil and Cullasaja council were con solidated. Prentiss moved to Frank lin. The Prentiss lodge was or ganized April 18, 1918 with H. O Sapp state councilor and Sam F Vance, secretary. The charter mem bers were: F. E. Mizell, E. P Dowdle, C. A. Rogers, Lawrence Bingham, C. M. Donaldson, L. L Benson, H. H. Bates, J. J. Gray J. A. McCpnnel, W. L. Angel Homer Long, Harley Bates, C. D Stiles, C. W. Bell, E. A. Owcnby, S. W. Angel, Wm. Henson, Lester Lewis, Witham Pcnland, J. R Bates, Jud Tallent, J. W. Cunning ham, G. E, Brown, Earnest Van- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of J. F. Palmer, deceased, late of Macon county, N. C, this is to no tify all persons diaving claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersign ed on or before the 20th day of November, 1932, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate set tlement. This 20th day of Novem ber, 1931. JAMES PALMER and JOE PALM ER ' ' Administrators. N26-4tp-D17 ADMINISTRATOR'S Having qualified as of Sara NQTffE ajduy-"--" hook, C. B. Stockton, N. S. Bates, T. O. Dowdle, Grady Cunningham, L. ' Pcndcrgrass, Harley Liner, Ouo Brown, J. W. Bates, W. R. Carpenter, W. J. Donaldason,, L. McConnel and Richard Campbell The lodges combined have 130 members. They meet in the Odd Fellows Hall on Main street, at Franklin, every Thursday night. Frank I. Murray is councilor, Chief Bob Henry, financial secre tary; George Ramcy, recording secretary; Dean Sisk, treasurer. Waynetvllle Council The Waynesville council No. 1373 which was organized August 10, 1911, has 277 members with more than a dozen applicants ready for their degree work. With in the past year the Wayn esville council has made another record in memberships. It is now the largest in point of member ship out of more, than 500 councils with a total membership of 50,000 in North Carolina. The secret of the Waynesville council growth is this: In 1929 they divided the lodge into two teams. The teams were to work for new members for a year's pe riod;-at tie end of the year the losing team had to give the wm ning team a banquet. This, di iv c has been in force for three years and the results , are worth while. 1 am going to offer a sugges tion for each and every lodge in the county. Take the roll book, the first of the year, and divide the lodge's membership into two teams take the. first name on lie roll book for team No. oyz and the second name foream No. two and so on doyi through the membership. By-'doing this there will be no rimcback-as having the best workeifcon one team. Then let each teavl elect a captain and the fight is bn. . If we will H do our part at the end of 1932 e should have at least 200 new members within the coun ty with at least $100,000 more in surance in force within the county. As the asnrils organize and be gin work A-Vould like to have each tcan: its captain's"' name. And from nfinth to month we will have printf l the results in this "corral." v Shoulr's to the wheels let's go, and bfjure of a real good feed at the fast of 1932, . How would it sound to let the comic.11 making the greatest gain acehng to membership, have a princ Brother j. R. . Franklin of Mill shoal No. 246 spent the last week in Virginia on business. Brother Jack Stribling is getting along fine. Here is another record which we Juniors should be prou import antcx) Liberty School SOCIETY NEWS The "VVaikai literary society met Friday, Dec. 4, and rendered the following program: I. A study of Walter Dc La Mare. 1. "The Cupboard," by Rebecca Dalton. ' ' 2. "The Hunter" by .Verna Shcp ard. 3. "The Barber," by Lula Flowers. 4. "The Bandog," by Joseph Gibbs. 5. "Bread and Cherries," by Ed dis Claire Painter. II. Business session. EDITORIAL On Thursday night, Nov. 26, an interesting Thanksgiving program was given at Liberty Baptist church. .Mr. W. N. Dalton was in charge of the meeting. The first part of the program was given' by the school children. Several Thanksgiving poems and Bible verses were read commemo rating Thanksgiving. The second part of the program consisted of Bible readings and trdks by several members . of the contmunity. ' Mr. Dalton's talk on the. nTjn ject, "What We Should Be"Thank ful For" was very inspirational and caused us. to ;riink more deeply just what tto meaning of Thanks-, giving. ":ally is. Mr. E. O. Rickman gave a very good historical sketch of the first Thanksgiving of our Pilgrim fore fathers and what we, as a nation, owe to their memory today." A very fitting and interesting song service followed the. pro gram. POEMS CHRISTMAS '(By Lula Flower ) Hurrah- for Christmas, and thi beautiful snow; When Santa Clausj shivers, and the Noth Winds blow, Hurrah! for Christmas, just you and me ; When the bugles blow so glad and free. Hurrah ! for . Santa Clans, Invite him in, And all be glad he has - come - again. clothing. If this is to be a nation of the dole system why don't we own up to it? Charity -is alright for the sick, the old and weaklings, but for us strong of body fnd able to work do we want charity? t say no! Give us work! The'-present system is only ing more beggars jmd ste; Hurrah I for" Christmas, again say, That day in December, A Happy Day I SANTA CLAUS Yonder comes Santa in his new ' airship; Around the world he is making a trip. His ship is loaded from one end to the other, With presents for the children, for father and mother. He'll fly to the east, He'll fly to the west, He'll have you the gifts that you like best. Who'll , his trip around the world Vis I s done, e's not . forgotten a single pne- Hc'll start his . airship and away he'll go, Flying sa'swiftly above the snow. PERSONAL MENTION - Mr. and Mrs. Thedford .Jiurst and little daughter, Audrey ( an( Mrs. S. H. Sheuard wo ;-u:nA in tnrkson romitv : Timsp nttpntinff ii. .-. ' . . ... - -"iv me singing con vention at Fraj.iciin Sunday, Nov. 29, from Ljty werc. Mr an( rs,-5 Rickman and daughters, Alice and Edith, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dalton and daughter, Re becca, and Mr. and Mrs. Thed ford Hurst and daughter, Audrey. Mr. W. T. Hurst, Mr. Lee Roy Hurst and Miss Lula Flowers were visiting friends and relatives at Tryphosa Sunday, Nov. 29. Miss Vcrna Shcpard was visiting her cousin, Miss Kate Shcpard, Sunday, Nov. 29". Mrs. Onicr Elmore was visiting Mrs. Pratt Dalton Sunday, Nov. 29. Miss Alice Rickman and Miss Jennie V.. Dalton were' the guests of Miss Rebecca Dalton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shepard and children were visiting Mrs. Your Home ljjoc Shcpard Sunday, Nov. 29. Mr. Downs is thought to be slowly improving from a recent illness. t Miss Sclma Henson spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hen son, of Franklin, Route 2. .Her brother, Mr. Thomas Henson, who is a student at Athens Business college, also spent the holidays at hpmc. Mr. John Martin, of Ath ens, accompanied him to Franklin for the week-end. Helen : "Docs your hud excr. cise regularly?" ; Bess: "Why, Xsflast week he was out six ni$its running." Relieves Itch In 30 Minutes L'An-Go-Itch, a liquid prepara ;'. tion, - goes into the creases and crevices of the skin, as no salve or ointment can do, and kills every parasite which causes itch or scabies in .30 minutes. i Ah-Go-Ttch has been made ac cording, to a doctor's prescription and has been found to be the best and simplest treatment for itch. The, price is only 50 tcui's per bottle. Remit j ; bsoii:tr!y f.iai a'i tecd when ued as directed. ' Pre pared and distributed by Angcl'l . Drug Store, F -il-'in. C Adv. ; FRANKLIN CI ID.: SHOP SAYS: When your .heart grows sad, And your Lody reels, . We'll make you glad With soles and heels. 1 Troy Horn. -. FRANKLIN SHOE .SHOP Opposite Courthouaa "We Buy and Sell" ' BOX 212 Troy F. florae in ATLANTA IMP f I and all other perso own m North Carona, M F"" NOTICE OF SALE ns i