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WVlid Contract Of Minor
II Ars thert ny kinds of contracts
What are- binding on minors?
. Yes. la all states a minor may
tfta compelled to pay a reasonable
"Do I law to Suffer
All r.ly Life Just Because
Ptn a Woman?"
Nel Today, wo mm dent hav to boar a plat cratt of
twiyl CM Of grandma, a romarfcabl tabht can bring
bUiMd rali.f from awful "fomolo mlMri"
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pries for the neoeamries that have
beea furnished him.- K the law
did not Impose upon a minor an
obligation to pay for necessaries.
adults mould be reluctant to fur
nish him' with the necessities of
life.' ; The policy of the law in giv
ing protection to a minor would
be defeated W a minor could not
fey some kind of binding obligation
procure necessities. V
There are special statutes in
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THE WEEK AT A&P
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NO. 303
CANS
NO. 303
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North Carolina perm; Id,
to make certain types ii '
contracts. Minors of twin
and upwards may make
with building , and loan i
Hons ana federal savings an,'. I
associations '. with the force '
effect of adults. Minors of i '-'
teen years and upwards i i
make contracts of insurance ci
annuity with life insurance com
panics with the force and efXttt
of adult. Money deposited in a
bank in the name of a minor un
der fifteen; years of age may be
withdrawn upon a receipt or .check
signed by such minor and on of
his parents. ' Money deposited in
a bank in the , name : of a minor
fifteen years of age and upwards
may be withdrawn upon a recepit
or check signed 'by the minor,
What are necessaries t ,
"Necessaries" depend upon the
facts and circumstances of ; the
particular case. They include
food, clothing, lodging, medical
care, and proper education They
are not limited to those things
that, ira nhonlufalv natagRSrv to
sustain life, but extend to arUdea,
which are reasonable necessary
NO. 303
CANS
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SPICY
RAISIN-RICH
IRRESISTIBLY
GOOD, 'THIS
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NOTICE
I will sell at public auction at
y home on Marshall, N. C, JttFD
Saturday, March 15, 1958,
t 12 o'clock noon the following
i ir to satiafy repair and storage
One 1949 OldamnhllL.
r seaan; motor No. 8A17728H,
n nse No, J48.242. ' . -V '
. , T. .D. BLANKENSHIP i
. Route 8, Marshall, N. C. '
3-6; lap ; '
Mrs. Mollie Mcintosh
Passes On Tuesday;
Funeral Today
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i.' iMrs, Mollie Lisonbee Mcintosh,
78, a ; native of Madison County,
died at her home in the Laurel!
section Tuesday morning, March
4, 1958 after a long illness.
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.. t unerat services will be con
ducted-today (Thursday) at 2 p.
m.,! in' the Shady Grove Baptist
Church with the Eevs. Bob Free
man, and Harrison Lunsford of
fkiatiag. Burial will be in the
Ramsey- Cemetery.
'- Surviving are one son, Fred
Mcintosh of Marshall; six daugh
ters, Mrs. George Howell of Na
omi,. W. Va., Mrs. John Hender
son of; Rock Hill, S. C., and Mrs.
James , Davis, Mrs. Elmer Davis,
Mrs. Hobert Bullman and Mrs.
Harley McDevitt of Marshall
RFiD"8; two sisters, Mrs. Joel
Johnson of Marshall RFD 3 and
Mrs. Bascombe Cutshall of Mar
shall BHD 4; 18 grandchildren,
and , 9, great-grandchildren.
Bowman-Rector Funeral Home
is in "charge. ,
SALT LAKE
PROJECT AIDED
" Littla Valley, Utah Billed as
the world's largest non-atomic
explosion In history, a blast peel
ed more Ohan 3,000,000 cubic
yards pf rock from a cliff here.
The explosion of 2,138,000
pounds of dynamite and nitrate
f erttnhzer . sent clouds of dust
awirling hundreds of feet into the
air. It was the fourth in a' series
of explosions to produce fill mat
erial, for" a' causeway being built
across Groitt Salt Lake."
.' Thj Granl( Park- conservatory
displays : about 5,000, species -of
flowers, r
for the proper and suitable main
tenance of the particular infant
iti. View of hi social station in
life, the customs of the social cir
cle in which he moves or is likely
to move,, and the fortunes possess
ed by Mm and his parents. Ar
ticles that might be a luxury to
one may- very well be classified
as a necessary to another.
Persons supplying an infant act
at their peril, and cannot recover
the price if the things furnished
were, not at the time actual nec
essaries. lif the minor has a par
ent or guardian who provides him
with necessaries, the minor can
not, be sued for articles that or
dinarily would be classified as
necessaries. The seller must prove
that the parent or guardian has
neglected or refused or is unable
to uspply the particular necessa
ries to the minor. ,
A minor is not liable upon ex-J
ecutory1 contract for necessaries.
If he repudiates the agreement!
before the necessaries have been
furnished, he cannot be held for
damages. ' ,-
; Tom ' Brown, age twenty, is
married. ' He has both a wife
and child to support He is en
gaged in ' the trucking business
Henry White sells to him a truck.
May the agreed price of the truck
be recovered from Tom Brown?
No. Articles purchased for bus
iness purposes,' whether agriou!
tural or . commercial, havfe been
declared not to be neoessaryies,
even though the minor depends nn-
on his business for support. .Nec
essaries must'. h Items ' required
for the living and peronal , well-
being of the minor or those who
are d -pendent upon him for aup-
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, NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
Under and .by virtue of the
vower of sale contained in that
certain Deed of Trust executed by
C. L. Proffitt and William T.
Jobe dated the 17 th day of Sep
tember, 1956 and recorded in
Book of Mortgages and Deeds of
Trust. Vol. 48, page 620 in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Madison County, North Caro
lina, the undersigned Trustee in
said Deed of Trust, default hav
ing been made in the payment of
the indebtedness secured thereby
and other covenants therein con
tained by the grantors, and the
holder of said indebtedness hav
ing duly declared the whole of
said debt and interest and all oth
er monies secured by said Deed
of Trust owing from the grantors
to the holder of said Deed of Trust
and Notes secured thereby in
stantly due and payable, and the
said holder having called upon the
undersigned to foreclose said
Deed of Trust by sale of the prop
erty described therein for the pur
pose of satisfying: said indebted
ness in the amount of $4500 with
interest at the rate of 5 per an
num from March 28, 1957, the
undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash the hereinaf
ter described lands and premises
with all and every the appurten
ances thereunto belonging on the
24th day of March, 1958 at 12:00
o'clock noon at the Court House
door in the Town of Marshall,
Madison County, North Carolina,
said lands and premises lying and
being in the County of Madison,
North Carolina and more particu
larly described as follows:
All that certain piece, parcel
and lot of land situate, lying and
being in the County of Madison
known as the White Rock Hospit
al property, more particularly de
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING on a double pop
lar on top of a ridge near a cem
etery and runs thence South 62
degrees West 99 feet to a chest
nut; thence with the top of the
ridtre South 30 degrees West 297
feet to a stake; thence West with
the top of the ridge to a yellow
pine; Tweed's corner; thence with
Tweed's Southern line South 73
degrees 30' West 13 poles 11
links to a white pine with point
ers; thence South 75 degrees West
11 poles to a white pine; thence
with his line the same course
South 75 degrees West 2 poles to
a stake in the center of the road;
thence with the center of the road
South 28 degrees East 2 poles 5
links; thence leaving the road
South 30 degrees 80' East 11 poles
to a stalke in the branch : thence m
and with the branch South 65 de
grees East 8 poles; East 4 poles
to a stake in the branch at the
mouth of a small drain; thence up
una , wren v ine grain as lolilows
North degrees. East 4 Poles;
North f m degrefes i 15V East 4
poles; North 68 fleirrees,' East- 4
poles; North 43 degrees 80' East
poies; worth 77 , decrees 30'
east 2 poles 22 links; North 44
aegrees uast 8 poles; North 73
degrees East 8 poles 10 links;
North 80 degrees 30' East 4 poles
11 links to a Stflkfl In a Hrnin-
thence leaving the drain and with
a wire fence North 12 degrees 30'
West 20 poles to a ftalt in .
fence; thence North 26 degrees
West 4 poles 12 links to the Be
ginning, containing six acres more
or less together with that certain
right of way across the lands of
Kay i weed on the North for a
roadway reserved in that certain
Deed executed by the parties of
the first part for a width of 8
feet on each side of the center
line in the present roadway from
the' highway to the hospital, said
line running as follows: Begin
ninsr on a stake in tni wrtor f
the roadway North 75 degrees
East 8 feet from the second white
pine corner called for fn the a
bove described property and runs
North 31 decrees 30' Wrt 7
6 links to the center of the White
Rock Road together with the
right reserved to the parties of
the first part in said Deed of
a rignt or way to erect a line or
lines for electricity across the
lands of Ray Tweed to the White
Rock Hospital, together with the
rights of the parties of the first
part accruing to it by reason of
conveyance of certain water rights
in that certain Deed recorded in
the office of the Register of
Deeds of Madison County in Deed
Book 34 paee 75. ' I
This sale will be made subject
w au outstanding ' and unpaid
taxes and to rights of way of
State Highway and Public Works
Commission and easements appar
ent or m reoora.
This the 22nd day of JPebruary.
A ' II 1QEQ
WILLIAM J. COCKE, Trustee.
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RE-SALE NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA :
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Madison County, dated th 8rd
day of March. 1968. made in a
special (proceeding therein pend
ing entitled 'Charles E. Mashburn,
Administrator of the estate of J.
C. Waddell. deceased, et al. Plain
tiffs, vs. Christine Waddell, et
al. Defendants, and under and bv
virtue of an order of resale upon
an advance bid made by the Hon
orable Herbert Hawkins-, Clerk of
the Superior Court, the under
signed Commissioner will on
Tuesday, the 18th day of March,
1968, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at
the Courthouse Door in Marshall,
Madison County, North Carolina.
offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, upon an opening bid
of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED (S2.600.00) DOLLARS.
but subject to the confirmation
of the Court, a certain tract of
land lying and being in No. 1
Township, Walnut Creek, Madi
son County, North Carolina, be
ing more particularly described
as follows:
Adjoining the land of Guy V.
Roberts, Hubert Rice and Win
ston Kice.
BEGINNING on a stake in the
center of Walnut Creek, 3 poles
and 19 links from a water oak,
corner of Winston Rice and G. W.
Hensley, and running up and with
the center of said creek, North
41 degrees 30 minutes East 5
poles and 17 links to a stake in
the center of the creek; thence
North 26 degrees East 10 poles
to a stake in the center of the
said creek, opposite the mouth of
the present drainage ditch;
thence leaving said creek, South
52 degrees East 8 poles to a stake
in the mouth of a hollow; thence
up and with the center of the hol
low South 84 degrees 30 minutes
East 11 poles and 5 links to a
stake in the hollow; thence South
65 degrees 30 minutes East .16
poles and 16 links to a planted
rock in the hollow; thence leaving
the hollow, South 75 degrees 30
minutes East 9 poles and 16 links
to a large rock on the hillside;
thenc South 61 decrrees 45 min
utes East 15. poles and 18 links to
a white pine in Hubert Rice's line;
thence down the ridge with Hubert
Rice's line to the BEGINNING.
Containing six (6) acres, more or
less.
BEING that same tract of band
described in a deed dated 5 April,
1946, by Guy V. Roberts and wife,
Evelyn G. Roberts to Jim Waddell
and wife, Annie Waddell, of rec
ord in Deed Book 46, page 73,
Madison County Registry, to
which deed reference is hereby
made.
EXCEPTING, HOWEVER, all
that certain .01 acre, more or less,
tract of land ' conveyed by J. C.
Waddell and-wife, Jean Waddell,
to Winston Rice. bv'deedMated 15
March, 1956, of record intoook 87,
page 132, Madison County Regis-
; A five per cent deposit will be
required of the successful uaaer
of the sale, and said sale -is sub-
iect to the confirmation of ' tne
rvnrt
This the 3rd day of March,
1958.
CHARLES E. MASHBURN,
Administrator.
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Saw Mill Planing Mill
MARSHALL, N. C.
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Raleigh The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traffle
deaths through 10 a. m., March
3, 1968:
Killed this year 124
Killed to date last year 168
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE ,
Having qualified as Adminia-"
tratrix of the estate of Dewey O,
Wallin, deceased, late of Madison,
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the ea
state to submit them to the under
signed at her home, RFD 4, Mar
shall, N. C, on or before the 23rd
day of January, 1959, or this
Notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons i in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 23rd day of January,
1958.
RUTH D. WALLIN, Administra
trix. 1-23 2-27p
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