North Carolina Newspapers

't !rV;''-.'3,1''. IPS f " V.tt 6 f dOHTH PAGE FROM JOE The farmers are getting .long well , with their fall work. Most of them , have their fodder gathered. Some few ' had heir crops bit by frost but not hurt bad. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are rejoicing over the arrival last Sunday morn ing of a fine boy named Charles Hoo ver. Mr. W. E. Fowler of Hot Springs made a business trip to Meadow Fork 1 Monday. Mr. Houston Raney and family.Mr. E. L. Haynes, motored to Spring Creek Sunday. I H. B. Woody spent Sunday with his brother John Woody. j Mrs. Bertha Fowler and Mrs. Sal-, lie Green spent Sunday with Mrs. E. j L. Haynes. J Mrs. Ethel Moore, Clara Fowler spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Cal- ,1C k-J.iln-J u.iv. -..jj- ... j Matelle Woody took dinner with Lillian Taylor Sunday. They went to Chapel Sunday School. Mrs. Lovada Rinehart visited Mrs. T. A. Moore Wednesday. Mr. J. B. Russell paid Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Haynes a visit Monday. The school at Meadow Fork is get ting along fine. We have two good teachers. The Sunday School is doing very well. H. B. Woody made a trip to Spring Creek Sunday. Reuben Lowe, Baxter Trantham are cutting corn on Mr. T. F. Sta nley's place this week. Matelle Woody, Lillian Taylor are the proud owners of new dresses. Miss Dewey Balding and Mrs. Geor gia Woody and small children visited Mrs. Callie Stamey Tuesday. Miss Georgia Suttles and Mr. Carl Stamey spent Tuesday night with their grandfather, Mr. Jimmie Plem-mons. t FIVE BIG SPECIAL EVENTS AND CONTESTS DAILY Tuesday Horseshoe Pitching Contest Wednesday Horseshoe Pitching Finals Thursday Cow Calling Contest and Horse Riding Promenade Friday Field Meet Public Schools Saturday Special Sales of Many Exhibits Excursion Rates On All Railroads To JOHNSON CITY, TENN. Georgeous Fireworks Display Each Night Circus and Vaudeville, Prpgram Twice Daily- Huge Glitter ing Mid way Eight Big Rides Ten Big Shows- AGRICULTURAL AND LIVE-STOCK See What Ypur Neighbor. Has Entered VISlTlMODERN JOHNS6N 1PTY0 Come to the Fair and while here visit your friends at the magnificent Soldiers Home and also see the vast silk plants in Happy Valley. - t ADMISSION TO FAIRGROUNDS'ONLY 50c CHILDREN 25c Ask Tour Railroad r T; .: sjrl jvV v A A. A A REPORT OF CLERK N0RTH oaroLINA. MADISON COUNTY. To Editor News-Record, Madison County. N. C. The undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of said County herewith nies report ior puuuuawcii ui au icco, cit. wuhhj ' .. September, 1928. Receipts Balance in Banks last report Court costs, etc Probate fees, etc. Disbursements Deposited to General County Fund - - $ 103.50 Deposited to Jury Fund - 45.00 Deposited to School Fund 162.00 Deposited to General County Fund ... - 66.10 Balance on hand to be disbursed - 626.25 Sworn and subscribed to before I MOTHER, DEAR, OH! PRAY FOR ME Mother, dear! Oh, pray for me, Whilst far from home, heav'n and thee, I wander in a fragile bark O'er life's tempestuous sea; Oh, virgin mother,' from thy throne, So bright in bliss above, Protect thy child and cheer my path. With thy sweet smile of love. Mother, dear, remember me, And never cease thy care; Till in Heaven eternally, Thy love and bliss I share. MISS LARCIE NORTON. From BARNARD The people of this section are busy making molasses and gathering corn. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Burnett of Marshall were visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Plemmons Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Corbie Meadows and children of Spring Creek were visit- PLAN NOW TO ATTEND NEXT WEEK THE FIRST ANNUAL APPALACHIAN DISTRICT JOHNSON CITY, TENN. OCTOBER 16, 17, 18, 19, DAYS OF JOY AND Tuesday "Home Coming Day" Wednesday Tennessee Day Thursday Virginia and Carolina Friday -School Day Saturday Colored Day $6,000 - PREMIUMS - $6,000 $5,000 - FREE ACTS - $5,000 or Bus Line Agent For Information Regarding ' - - ri -Reduced Fares ' ' .-.ti A. A. A- A A A A A A. A A. the ncrrwiEcoRD OF SUPERIOR COURT $376. bl) - - - - 523.80 102.45 $1002.85 $1002.85 $1002.85 J. HUBERT DAVIS. Clerk Superior Court me this the 10th day of Oct., 1928. J. J. RAMSEY, Notary Public. My commission expires July 19, 193C ing Mr. Meadows parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Meadows Sunday. Miss Bernice Payne and Mr, Mal lie Roberts and Miss Queen Payne and Mr. Bernard Chandler were on a hiking trip Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chandler of Walnut were visiting Mr. Chandler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Chand ler, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Pollie Roberts and Mrs C. A. McDarris were in Walnut Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Goforth were visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hagan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lunsford went to Asheville Sunday. Miss Mary Lunsford and Miss Ha- lie Payne were visiting Mrs. Fleet i Goforth Tuesday 6n Anderson's Branch. Miss Vanalee McDarris was visit ing Miss Maud Roberts Sunday after noon. Miss Louis Baker was jn Barnard Sunday. 20 INTEREST Day O i r v v v PERSONAL LBHITY I Editor News-Record I I think it is unfortunate and un called for to be discussing how Ma sons should vote in the coming elec tion. .After we have been free from these political controversies, and as all Masons know that the Order does not put a demand o(n them, I cannot see why this question should have been Injected into this campaign. All Masons know that Catholics are bit ter enemies to Free Masonry and why any of them should want to vote for any one who is opposed to what they were in favor of, is more than I can comprehend. I make it a rule that if a candidate is in favor of what I op pose, I do not vote for him, though he is a personal friend. This religious intolerance is very much to be re gretted, but we have all kinds of characters in all our societies, but we can not, and ought not to muzzle them or deprive them of their per sonal liberty. Respectfully, W. H. HUNTER, Alexander, N. C. Smiths for Hoover Formation or a Leaguu predicates not for Al Smith Smltbs-forBocver that All Smith l NOTICE! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of L. B. Metcalf, late of ,the County of Madison and State of I North Carolina, this is to notify all 'persons having claims aganst the es Itate of the said decedent to exhibit 'them to me on or before Oct. 10, j 1929, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the said estate will make (immediate settlement, j This October 10, 1928. S. J. METCALF, Administrator of : the estate of L. B. Metcalf, de- ceased. O-Nov. 2, 1928. NOTICE! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Havinc qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs. T. L. Shtlton, late of the County of Madison and State of North Carolina, this is to I notify all persons having ciaims a- Jgainst the estate of the said decedent to exhibit them to me on or before October 3, 1929, or this notice will .be pleaded in bar of their recovery. I All persons indebted to the said rs 'tate will make immediate settlement. I This October 5, 1928. T. L. SHELTON, Administrator of the estate of Mrs. J. L. Shelton. ,0-Nov. 16, 1928. ch. NOTICE NOTICE PRIVATE SALE NOTES Pursuant to Section 5 of the Coun ty Finance Act, 1927, the Board oi Commissioners of Madison County, North Carolina, will sell at their of fice in the court house in Marshall, North Carolina, on the 17th day of October, 1928, notes of the county, aggregating FOUR THOUSAND ($4,000.00) DOLLARS, to be dated October 17, 1928, and to mature January 17, 1928, with interest at 9 after maturity. This the 12th day of October, 1928. J. WILL ROBERTS, Clerk, Board of Commissioners, Madison County. NOTICE! NOTICE PRIVATE SALE NOTES Pursuant to Section 18, Chapter 239, Public Laws, North Carolina, 1927, C.S. (Ill) 6464, the Board of Commissioners oi Madison County, North Carolina, 'will sell at their of fice in the Court house in Marshall, j North Carolina, on the 17th day of October, 1928, notes of the County i aggregating T E N THOUSAND I ($10,000.00) DOLLARS, to be dated October 17, 1928, ' and to ! mature (February 17, 1929. ' These notes are against the amount approved in the t school budget for the) year 1928, and for the purpose of raising, funds with which to ' pay the . salaries of the leacners ana otner necessary operat ing expenses of the public schools, now due and to become due... '." ; This the 12th day of October, 1928. , 3.'. WILL ROBERTS, Clerk, - Board of Commissioners, ' " . Madison County. $25.03 REWARD ; )in t oara ei i r: ' 'oft of 7'adtsoa r ard of $25.00 7 to the atrvst y party or parties T puL'ic school -i?, Secretary. vuumy wiii pay a "r infomuTUon 1 -; nd conviction of ar ..a sny way Avr' bu!!dir and f C. 2a. LLA? ,. . 1928 TAX Ordered by Board of Commission ers, in collecting 1928 tax, 1 per cent discount each month ' October and November. Par, December, Jan uary and February. Beginning March 1st one per cent will be added each month The 1928 tax is now open for col- lection. Respectfully, ANNIE MAY WHITE, Tax Collector. NOTICE! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified aa administrator of the estate of Walter B. Tweed. late of the County of Madison and State of North Carolina, thla la to no tify all persons having claims against the estate of the said decedent to ex hibit them to me on or before Sept. 14 1029 or this notice will be pieaa- i Al : All nAw sons inucuLcu w ww o.w " make immediate settlement. This Rout. 4. 1928. JONAH B. TWEED, Administrator of the estate of Walter B. Tweed, O-Oct. 19, 1928. NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of trust execut ed by Asheville Hardwood Company to the undersigned Trustee dated Feb. 28, 1928, and recorded in the of fice of the Register of Deeds of Mad ison County, North Carolina, in Book of Mortgages and Deeds of Trust 81, S.b '"(. M.at. " " " 9 I made in the payment of the indebt- I edness tnerein .Bec"a J" power of sale became operative, the undersigned Trustee will on Wednes- day the 24th day of October, 1928, at 12:00 o'clock M., at the courthouse .. . j i i xi door in Marshall, Madison County, XT ia11 fsw Aaok of mihlin an la trt ea PI.?Lr''2m'MMMm County, to which reference the highest bidder,' the following de-,race he M mill, including the scribed properties, lying and being in mill, the fixtures of the mill and the Madison County ,N orth Carolina, and mill site, and up . and with the mill Haywood County, N. C, and more rac t th beginning, containing 2 particularly described as follows: ' , ' ,1. All the lumber on the lumber BCre8 more or leM yard rented by Asheville Hardwood i Said lot includes the Lee Carter Company from Ramsey & Deaver at store house and other buildings on Komns, Madison bounty, in. l. 2. All the lumber on the lumber I yard of Asheville Hardwood Com pany on Spillcorn (Jreek, Madison County, N. C. 3. All the lumber on the yards of Ashpville Hardwood Comnaoiv on Baker's Creek, Madison County N. C. including that sawed by Roberts Roberts, and all other lumber located on said yards. - 4. All lumber located at the West Switch of Southern Railway on the jyard rented by Asheville Hardwood Company at Hot Springs, Madison j0Bg' and timber rights and aI1 and every interest therein convey- ed by the E. W. Grove Land & Tim- ber Company to Andrew Gennett and N. W. Gennett, by contract dated July 2, 1923, and recorded in the of fice of the Register oi Deeds for Madison County, N. C, in Book 44, page 421, and by the said Andrew Gennett and N. W. Gennett to Ashe ville Hardwood Company, the land on which said rights being more parti cularly described as follows: "All lands owned by E. W. Grave Land & Timber Company on the watershed of Spillcorn Creek in Madison County, N. C. (Except the land on Lisenbee Branch on which the timber wass old to Ben F. Al len and the land on Rods Ridge on which the timber has heretofore been sold to William Deaver, Ber nard and Lee Ramsey.) ' Including all lumber which was manufactured 1 from the timber em braced in said contract and which lumber is now located at the mill of Roberts & Roberts on the lands or McKinley Tweed, and elsewhere as set out in Paragraphs 2 and 3 above. 6. The sawmill located on the land of Grove Land A Timber Company on Spillcorn Creek, Madison County, N. C, being the mill now operated by the said Asheville Hardwood Com pany at said place, including the buildings, two portable boilers, two engines, edger, brimmer, slab saw, overhead log turner, log jackor, chains, fans, conveyors, shafts, pul leys, belts; blow-pipe, and all machin ery and equipment of every kind and character, connected with and being a part of said sowmill; also all ma chinery, mill supplies, material of ev ery kind and character, lumber trucks and wheels located at or near said sawmill on the mill yard aforesaid. 7. All commissary suppies and com missary goods af all kinds and feed in said commissary at said sawmill. 8. All r buildings, , camp ' supplies, camp outfits and furniture located at said sawmill. ; - ' -v- v, ' - 9. All railroad, and logging equip ment and supplies at the mill on Spillcorn. Creek, Madison County. N. C, Including one Fordson Tractor, one riymoutn uasonne locomotive. four Irtff lun Mama KaSnv 4ftf son tractor, Plymouth , engine, hoist-j ."B vuB-ativ fVf9 nun .lour t : log ears that are now being used ' and operated by said Asheville Hardwood Company at said Placed Also about two hundred tons of steel rail, snike. I bolts, two miles of railroad, including i ties, said road running from sawmill UO Amos Creek and nn flnltrfn CnwV. kind and au. - Ail lumber of every character, belonging to the said Ashe- wood Company at.Tnman in Haywood County N C. - ' " ww ui ville Hardwood Company. Thi 1 1th f iLnt.mW 1090 G. LYLE JO.S. Trustee. ; Marshall, K. a" Oct 12, 1928 TAX COLLECTOR TO THE VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTYi Having paid my fee to enter the race in November for Tax Collector, I thought best to let you know that my name will be on the ticket in the MAumKitii ttlAf!nn 1 nHll annTprlftta jyour aupp0rt and vote and hope to see a great many 01 ine voters per sonally. , Yours, CHAPEL WALLIN. NOTICE! By virtue of the power In me vest ed,, by a certain deed of trust, exe cuted on the 22nd day of October, 1925, to me 'as trustee, by Hubert Thomas to secure a debt therein de scribed. Said deed of trust being re corded in Book No. 31 at page 1, of the Records of Deeds of trusts of , . is made. Default having been made in the payment of the debt secured, and having beea requested to fore close the same, I will on the 19th day of October, 1928, at 12 o'clock M. at the court house door in the town of Marshall, sell to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said debt, interest and cost the following described real estate, to-wit: A certain tract or lot of land, ly ing and being in said county and state, adjoining the lands of Jane McPeters on the west, Charley Chandley on the east and others, and in No. 6 Township, California Creek. Beginning at the head of Mill race, known as Tom Brown Mill Race, and i , ,.. .. - . rns down and with the creek and its meanders near the bridge that leads ud the Chandler Creek, thence Northward and up and with the tail said land. Done this the 18th day of Sept., 1928. ' C. B. MASHBURN, Trustee. O-Oct. 12, 1928. NOTICE! NORTH CAROLINA MADISON COUNTY In Superior Court NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM MONS AND WARRANT OF AT TACHMENT BY PUBLICATION The Bank of Mars Hill vs Dell Woody, Martha Woody, Ona Woody Crawford and husband, Horace Crawford The defendants, Dell Woody, Ona Woody Crawford, and Horace Craw- ford, in the above entitled action, will take notice: That on the 21st day of September, 19Z8, the piaintin aDove named commenced in the Superior Court of Madison County an action entitled as above, and that the court in said action issued a summons, and a warrant of attachment, the warrant of attachment to be levied on the property of the said defendants, Dell Woody, Ona Woody Crawford and Horace Crawford, which warrant of attachment is returnable to the Clerk of Superior Court of Madison County 'at his office in the court house, in Marshall, N. C, on the 25th day 'of November, 1928. That the said action is for the pur pose of recovering a debt and charg ing or condemning the property to the payment of the said debt. ' That the said defendants will also take notice that they are required to appear and answer or demur to the said complaint at the office of the 1ieric oi superior voun oi mauison County, in the Court house in Mar shal, N. . C, within thirty days from U the 26th day of October, 1928, orti the plaintiff will apply to the court for therelief prayed f oif in the' com plaint, and at said time and place the defendant may also move to vacate ,- or discharge the said warrant of at tachment , ' ,''. This' the 21st day of September, 1928. ; , - i v J, HUBERT DAVIS, C. S. C. vl-UCl. 19, 1928, " ., . , . .. NOTICE! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE . Havinr Qualified as administrate ,o the esUU o Errest Frieby, laU Z 3 SoVtt cZJL "TSTta to iSS!f! ' f, NorT .Caro!ln' , ta to. ot'y all persons having claims against the f t Wr. 109a ' ' - i tThu SePt- "t 1928. - R- S. RAMSEY, Administrator of the O-Oct 19, lT-i. f" 'e of i ( t J. J r: ' y. O-Oct 13, lilJ.