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FOR MONUMENTS See Sylva
Memorial service next to Ritz
Theatre on Main Street, Sylva,
N. C. Mar 20 11
BUILDING BLOCKS?Clay, oon
crete and cinder blocks in all
sizes ior every type building. Sold
at plant by railroad at Dillsboro or |
delivered. Call at Dilsboro Con
crete and Clament Products Com ?
pany, or see E. A. Bumgarner, Sun ?
?set Farms, Whittier, N. C.
32-5*
FOR SALE ? 1941 model Chev
rolet pick-up, new cattle bed,
good tires, in good mechanical
condition. H. M. Moody, Tuckasei
gee, N. C. 46-47*
FOR RENT ? Rooms and apart
? ? ments. Apply at Sylva Hotel.
43-46*
FOR RENT?3 2-room cabins with
kitchenette. Modern conven
iences. See Mrs. Sam Parker" or
call at Parker and Dalton Store,
Route 1, Sylva, N. C. 45* 46*
WANTED?To rent a 4 or 5 room
house, preferably on or close to
the school bus line. Telephone
198-J or 110, Sylva. 45 46*
WHEN YOU
WANT A
TAXI
PHONE
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FOR SALE?8-room modern brick
house all conveniences, four acres
land, 2 miles East Sylva on Ashe
ville highway. Call phone 219-R.
Mrs. T. K. Gutherie. 45
FOR SALE ? A 2 3-4 Neissen
Wagon. Priced cheap. Usable.
Apply at Farm Home Administra
tion office. Telephone 4. 45*
CONCRETE BLOCKS far build
ing homes, stores, barns, ga
rages or foundation*. Sold at plant
or delivered. Call or write W. A.
Hayi, below bridge in Franklin.
Phone 903, Highlands, N. C.
3-21tl
FOR RENT?7-room house, one
mile from Western Carolina
Teachers college. Modern con
veniences and necessary outbuild
ings. John S. Rogers, Cullowhee,
N. C. 45* 46*
WANTED?Passengers for a ride
to Seattle, Washington. Will
leave Sylva during first week in
May. See Ralph Henry at home in
,Willets, N. C. or write me at Rt. 1,
Sylva, N. C. 46-47pd.
FOR SALE?One six year old
horse, weight 1000 pounds, with
good set of harness. Price $150.00.
See Claude Brooks, Barkers Creek.
No. 46*
FOR SALE ? 8-room modern
brick house all conveniences,
four acres land, 2 miles East Sylva
on Asheville highway. Call phone
219-R. Mrs. T. K. Gutherie. 45,46*
FOR SALE ? Seven.room brick
house with 1 acre lot on highway
19 in Maple Springs section. Mrs.
L. H. Baker, Sylva, N. C. Phone
219M. 46-47*
NO ROAD NEEDED
The 4-Wheel-Drive1
UNIVERSAL
Gets Through to the Job
Jeep
Whenever men, tools and equipment must be
taken right to the job, the "Jeep" is the
answer. It goes wherever the work requires?
through mud, sand or bad roads and over
terrain impossible to cross with ordinary
vehicles. It operates with speed and economy
on the highway in conventional 2-wheel drive;
yet shifts instantly to 4-wheel drive for sure
traction and steady pulling over rough country.
POWER WHERE NEEDED
The Universal "Jeep" pro
vides power when and where
needed. With power-take
off the "Jeep" operates
compressors, welders, gen
erators, winches, blowers
and other equipment which
can be mounted on it.
fULMER MOTOR CO.
Cullowhee Road
Sylva, N. C
FOR RENT?A large garden. See
John B. Ensley. 46*
Be independent. Sell Rawleigh
Products. Good nearby locality
open. Write today: Rawleigh's,
Dept. NCD 781 D, Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE ? 20-foot trailer, fully
equipped. Practically new, excel
lent condition. Will sell cheap.
Mrs. Marshall Mason, 1 mile out on
Cullowhee road. Sylva, Box 413.
46-48*
NOTICE?I am now open for busi
ness to take care of all your
needs for your sewing machine or
parts, carrying a complete line of
new and re-conditioned machines.
Conversions on treadle machines.
I will appreciate your business. R.
D. Webster, Dillsboro, X. C. 46 47*
FOR SALE ? Mountain farm one
mile from Sylva in Rhodes Cove
with small 3-room boxed house.
14 acres land, 18 large apple trees,
good pasture, good spring near
house, $1600 in cash, $1800 un time,
$600 down, $25 per month. Also
a 4-room house and lot 60 ft. by
150 ft., good well near house, just
outside city limit on Cullowhee
highway, $2250 cash. 2 lots in Hall
heights, each 50 ft. by 150 ft. $300
each, $25 down, $10 per month.
See Enoch Jamison, Sylva 46*
FOR SALE ? Mahogany single
poster bed, double coil springs;
rollaway bed; Plantet Jr. Planter.
See Mrs. Ben Queen Sylva. 46*
North Carolina's " strawberry
<7 *
crop came through the winter in
fairly good condition.
Production of eggs on North Car
olina farms during January was
up seasonally, but still 14 million
eggs below January production a
year earlier.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f OK CLERK OF COURT
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Clerk
of Court of Jackson County, sub
ject to the will of the voters in the
Democratic Primary in May. If
nominated and elected I will car
ry cm the duties of the ofice to the
best of my ability and to the best
interest of the people of Jackson
Count.
Your vote and influence in my
behalf will be appreciated.
JOHN E. HENSON.
Mar 4-May 27
For Clerk Of Court
I hereby announce to the Dem
ocratic voters of Jackson County
that I am a candidate for the nom
ination for the office of Clerk of
Court of this county, and that I
s?ek their support in the forth
coming primary of May 29 as a
candidate for this offioe.
I will appreciate your support
of my candidacy. If nominated
and elected, I will carry out the
duties of this office to the best of
my ability.
JACK F. COOPER.
Mar 4-May 27
For Clerk Of Court ?
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate seeking the nomination
for the office of Clerk of Jackson
County, subject to the will of the
voters in the Democratic Primary
Of May 29. I will appreciate your
support in my behalf. If nominat
ed and elected, I will render the
duties of the office my best efforts.
m ? .. CLAUDE COWAN.
Mar 4-May 27.
Administrator^ Notice
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of W. B. Wilkes
deceased, late of Jackson County'
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned at his office in Sylva
N. C., on or before April 7, 194s or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery thereon. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This the 7th day of April, 1948.
Wilkes, Administrator
of the Estate of W. B. Wilkes, de
ceased, of Jackson County, N. C
April 13. 22. 29, May 6, 13, 20.
Executor's Notice
(uHaJ'n2 qualified as executor of
the Estate of Mrs. Ella K. Led
better, deceased, late of Jackson
county, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned at his office in
Waynesvilie. V.. C.. on or before
March la, 1949, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery
thereon. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate settlement.
This the 15th day of March, 1948
Ledbetter. Executor of
the Estate of Mrs. Ella K. Ledbet
ter, deceased of Jackson County
North Carolina. '
Mar. 18-25, Ap. 1-8-15-22. AL
Hospital News
Miss Freda Siler, of Frankliiv
tonsilectomy.
Master Michael Strong, son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Strong, in for!
treatment.
Mr. Lewis Sherriil, Bryson City,
appendectomy.
Mrs. Addie Bowers of Alarka,
Sw. in county, appendectomy.
Miss Bobby Nelle Ensley of ap
pentectomy.
Mr. J. C. Brown, Jr., of Sylva,
in for treatment.
,Mr. Johnny Stillwell, of Webster,
admitted for treatment.
Mrs. H. P. Smith, of Cullowhee,
is receiving treatment.
Mrs. Hazel Walls, of Bryson City,
admitted for treatment.
Gracie Bryson (colored) receiv
ing treatment.
Mrs. Dallas Sutton, of Dillsboro,
is in for treatment.
'Mrs. O. L. Lanning, of Glen-1
ville, is receiving treatment.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burnett of
Cullowhee have announced the
birth of a daughter on Wednesday,
April 7.
A daughter was born April G
to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson oi
Gay.
Born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Powell, of Sylva, a daugh
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hyde, of
Franklin, have announced the birth
of a daughter on April 3.
A daughter was born April 3 to
? Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan of Syl
va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Wilson, of
Sylva.
Mr. Zeb V. Watson, of Speed
On April 2 a son was born to
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina,
Jackson County.
In The Superior Court.
Whereas, on the 2dth day. of De
cember, 1946, a certain freed im
Trust was duly executed by Beckie
Bryson (widow); Henry Bryson
and wife; Claude Bryson and wife;
and Frank Alvin Bryson, for an
undivided three-sevenths interest
in the lands hereinafter described,
made payable to the State of North
Carolina and naming Roy Cowan
trustee therein, said Deed in Trust
being in lieu of bond for the per
sonal appearance for Claude Bry
son at the February Term, 1947, of |
the Superior Court for Jackson
County, which Deed in Trust is!
duly recorded in Book 155 at page
611 et seq. in the Register's Office;'
And, whereas, the said Claude!
Bryson failed to appear-at?stud r
term so designated, and lifter hav-j
ing been called. sam<? was con
tinued until the October Term,
1947, of said Court, at wirich time'
the defendant was again called
and upon his failure to appear con-,
tinued and at the February Term. I
1948, upon again being called and'
failing to appear, judgment final
was taken therein, the Court or- \
dering the lan&j^described in said
Deed in Trust to- be sold, but due
' to the death of the said Roy Cowan,
trustee, C. C. Buchanan, the under
signed, was named as substitute
trustee for the purpose of making
said sale;
Now, therefore, by order of said
Court, the undersigned will on
the 10th day of May, 1948, at noon
at the Court House door in the!
Town of Sylva, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the three-sevenths
undivided interest including dow
er interest of Beckie Bryson, in
the following lands, situate, lying
l and being in Sylva Township, in
! the County and State aforesaid,
j descibed as follows:
Beginning at a small fenced
| black oak on upper bank of road i
leading from Taylor Buchanan's
to Abe Moore's, and runs thence
N. 81V2 E. 33 poles to a large forked
chestnut (dead); thence S. 2 3-4
W. 30 poles to a stake with ashe
and blackgum pointers; thence N.
88 W. 69 poles to a stake in the
Taylor Buchanan's line on the
ridge at a road; thence N. 26 3-4
E. 8 poles to a black oak; thence?
34 V2 E. with top of ridge 16 poles
to a small spanish oak; thence N.
59 E. 11 poles to a stake in the
forks of the road; thence S. 78 E.;
with road 15 poles to Beginning,!
containing 10 acres more or less,!
and excepting 1 acre heretofore j
conveyed.
This April 5th, 1948.
C. C. BUCHANAN,
Substitute Trustee
Apr 8 15 22 29
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Jackson County.
JULIA COLEMAN
vs.
WARREN COLEMAN
In the Superior Court.
The above named defendant,
Warren Coleman, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Super
ior Court of Jackson County. North
Carolina, being an action for the
purpose of obtaining an absolute
divorce.
And the said defendant will
further take no'iee that he is re
quired to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court Jack
son Co., at the Courthouse in Sylva,
North Carolina, within twenty (20)
days after the 24th day of April.
| 1948. and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff in said
'action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint.
This the 24th day of March, 1948.
1 JOHN E. HENSON,
fClerk of the Superior Court of
Jackson County, North Carolina.
Mar 25 April 1 8 15HEM
NOW'S TIME TO GET
PROPER SEED PLATES
Growers of hybrid corn should
arrange now, rather than the day
corn is to be planted, for install
ing the proper size of seed plates,
says Dr. H. P. Moore, head of the
North Carolina Crop Improvement
Association.
Corn hybrids, Dr. Moore said,
are sold by, grades which may re
quire special seed plates. Since
high yields require good stands,
special attention must be given to
the selection of the proper plates.
Many farmers rework the cellsj
of either old or new seed platesI
in order to get an accurate seed
drop. Dr. Moore states. When
checking the correctness of seed
plates, he added, the farmer should
adjust the cell sizes so that the
largest kernels of corn present
a ill be planted without difficulty.
I: this adjustment is made, tin*
smaller kernels in the grade will
ikely cause no trouble, especially
1 well-graded lots of corn.
"Luck is not a substitute for the
proper plates, nor is it a good farm
ing partner," Dr. Moore decleared.
"Many seed manufacturers are
.villing to help farmers select the
proper, seed plates upon request:
Farmers, however, must be. will
ing to help themselves. If a good
stand is not dropped, don't expect
a good stand to come up."
Alpha Phi Sigma
Elects Officers,
Names Delegates
Cullowhee?The Zeta chapter of
Alpha Phi Sigma, a national teach
ers college honor student frater
nity, elected officers for next year,
named n delegate and an alter
nate delegate to the national con
vention in St. Louis in June, and
appointed a committee to select
and secure a speaker for the chap
ter in early May.
Jo Pryor, Bear Wallow, was
elected president. Other officers
chosen were Clyde Pressiey, Speed
well, vice president; Donald Tom
berlin, Sw.ss, secretary-treasurer;
Tom Horton, Hurdle Mills, director
of publicity, and Hilders Holder,
Stecoah, and Hobe Collins, Way
CORRECTION
In the issue of tiic Herald lor
April 8th in the article about the
Savannah Community Plans for
Soil Conservation Program, Mr. K.
C). Higdon was named as chair
man. This was a mistake. Mr. G.
C. Turpin is the chairman. The
Herald regrets that this error was
made_,b'ut the story was printed
as given to the Herald reporter.
well, recovering from an < peration.
Mr. Wayne Battle, of Bryson
City, appendectomy.
nesville, representatives-at-large.
Miss Pryor was selected to at
tend the national convention, and
Miss Kathleen Davis, faculty spon
sor of the chapter, was named al
ternate delegate in the event, that
Miss Pryor cannot go.
A1 Booze and Charlie Bird, Cul
lowhee, Mr. Collins, and Sue Nor
man, Spruce Pine, were appointed
to the committee to secure a speak
er.
Dr. W. Kennit Chapman
Dentist
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Offloe# in
BOYD BUILDING
Waynetville. N. C. Phont 361
GIVE IT NEW LIFE
Is the old bus burning oil ? eating
gas? We'll rejuvenate it for you by
installing new rings and bearings,
grinding and refacing valves, and
cleaning and adjusting alf moving
parts. You'll drive away in a high
spirited vehicle.
New Cars Are Still Hard to Get. ..
so let us check your old car regularly and repair
minor trouble before it becomes a major job . . .
and your car becomes dangerous to drive. State
inspection lane opens in Sylva May 2, will your
:ar pass in its presenjt condition?
?
Kirk - Davis Chevrolet
Co., Inc.
Chevrolet Cars ? Trucks ? Repair
Phone 79 Sylva, N. C.
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