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RESALE NOTICE
CAROLINA
N COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH
.MADISO
IN THE
LOIS CH
et vir, at si,
URCH MOORE,
TB.
Plaintiffs,
MARION REYNOLDS,
at Tlr, at al,
Defendant.
Undar and by virtue of an or
dar of the Superior Court of Madl
aon County, made and entered in
the above entitled special proceed
ing, and under and by virtue of an
order of reeale, upon an advanced
bid therein, the undersigned Com-
lmsstoner will on the 15th day ot
February, lueo, at 2:00 p. m., at
door of the Courthouse in Marshal!,
North Carolina, offer for resale, to
the highest bidder for cash, Tract
No. One being the home place of
the late Joe Lawson, upon an open
ing bid of SEVENTEEN THOUS
AND EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY
SEVEN AND 50100 DOLLARS
($17,847.60), and on Tract No.
Two, known as the Joe Lawson
Mine Hollow Tract, upon an open
ing bid of THREE THOUSAND
SIX HUNDRED TWENTY AND
NO100 DOLLARS ($3,620.00),
but Bubject to the confirmation
of the court,, those certain tracts
or parcels of land more particu-
klfy daecHbed
lavnvi nu. unh: MM Nkal tMh
tain tract of land, Mac 4 be
ta in No. TownaWpT Madison
yansav, am annua creek, contain
ng 67 acres, mora or lass, am
anown as uie Joa Lawson borne
place, being bound on the North
by Anderson heirs, J. Wood heirs
and George Gregg, on the East by
lands of Troy Self, and on the
South by lands of Floyd Rathbone
and U. S. Highway 26-70, and on
uie west oy m Church and An
derson heirs. Said tract of land
is more particularly described ac
cording to a plat and survey there
of made by Ben Frisby, Register
ad Surveyor, dated October 21
1964, as follows.
BEGINNING on two hickors
treea standing in a fence corner
and marking George Greeg's cor
ner in Troy Selfs line, and runs
with aaid Self's line, South 15 de
grees West 1362 feet to a point
in the center of U. S. Highway
26-70; thence with said highway,
North 36 degrees West 100 feet,
North 40 degrees 33 minutes West
100 feet; North 52 dearrees 20
minutes West 100 feet; North 60
degrees West 100 feet; North 79
degrees West 100 feet: thence
South 87 degrees 30 minutes West
100 feet: South 82 degrees 10
minutes West 327 feet to a P0'"'
in said highway, a corner of Floyd
Kathbonc; thence leaving the higri
bone's Una. North M
abuts Waal 0M feet to a point
In the center of Shutin Creek" in
Ed Church's Una; thence with sai l
line and said creak, North 18 de
raw Wast M0 feet; North 18 de
grees Eaat 100 feet; North 82 de
grass East 85 feet to a point in
aaid craak. witnessed by a sprues
pina standing en the Wast aids
of craak; thence leaving the creek
and runs North 62 decrees 60
minutes West 884 feat, crossing
the public road and paaaing
inrougn the center oi a spring to
a ataKe on me orow or a anuui
ridge in the Anderson Hairs una:
thence with said line alons? the
brow of said ridge, North 38 do
grees Eaat 100 fast; North 19 da
grees East 100 feet: North 37 de
grees Eaat 186 feet to a white
oak; thence North 66 degrees
East 1831 feet passing through
Shutin ureek to a stake and small
hickory on the East bank of the
road, Joe S. Wood heirs' comer;
thence with said Wood's heirs
line, North 43 degrees 40 minutes
East 122 feet to a stake in a fence
corner; thence with said line and
fence, South 62 degrees 20 min
utes East 283 feet; South 31 de
MM fast as
sontateint M.T
grees zO minutes West 240 lee.;
South 50 degrees East 76.5 feet;
South 66 dem-ees East 347 feet
to a pine, common corner of sain
Wood Heirs, and George Greprg;
thence with iiaid Greeg's line.
Tfc nMM)tasr Uli that firm! "vvu SSUSJ
tract described In the afsnancu
tioned special prgsaidlng
TRACT NO. VWQ All that car
tain tract of land, lying and bo
ing in No. 9 iSfcrBship, Madison
County, North Cnrelin, and be
ing known as Jfcs Joe Lawson
Mine Hollow Tract, containing
64.6 acres, mors or less, and be-
ing bound on the North by.
and as tos Eaat by-
the South by lands
way and running with said Rath- South 04 degrees 30 minutc3 East
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY FRESH
FRYERS
WHOLE
PER LB.
CUT-UP
FRYER
LB.
30c
6
"SUPER-RIGHT" FAMOUS QUALITY TASTY
PORK SAUSAGE
2 57c
PURE PORK
29c
OLD i
FASH1QN
of Vernon Bam and Lillie Wilis.
Said tract of land is more particu
larly described according to a
plat and survey thereof prepared
bv Ben H. Frisby, Registereu
Land Surveyor, dated October 15
21, 1964, Si follows:
BEG1NN1WU on an iron siaKe
f formerly two Dersimmon trees)
said stake located about 40 feet
below a farm rood, and 24.5 feet
from a blaied black oak and runs
North 46 degress East 627 feet
to two hickorvs on top of a ridge,
thence with said ridge. North 7f
degrees East 1066 feet to a black
gum; thence still with said ridgL,
North 86 degrees East 1386 feet
to a Dost oak: thence leaving the
ridge .and runs. South 6 degrees
East 965.2 feet to a point in a
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
DAVID A. FREEMAN. SINGLE,
and DIXIE MARIE FREEMAN,
SINGLE, Petitioners,
VS.
MARY WELLS FREEMAN,
(SEORGE FREEMAN and wife,
SANDRA OWENS FREEMAN,
and ANSEL A. FREEMAN and
wife, VONA LEE FREEMAN,
Defendants.
Under and bv virtue of a judg
ment of the Superior Court of
Madison County, made in s special
David A.
roceeding entitled
Mary Wells
Freeman, et al," the undersigned
Commissioners will, oa the 26th
day of February, 1966, at 12:00
o'clock noon, at the Courthouse
door, in Marshall, North Caroli
na, offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, but subject to
the confirmation of the court, that
certain tract of land, lying and be
ing in No. 7 Township, Madison
County, North Carolina and more
particularly described as follows:
TRACT ONE: Lying ami neing
NOTICE
Mrs. Lola Reeves
Passes Thursday;
Funeral Saturday
Under and by virtue of the cow
er of aale contained in that cer
tain deed of trust assented by
Ralph Ponder and wife. Mary
Ponder to J. C. Joyner, Trustee,
which dead of trust Is dated April
18. 1962 and recorded in the of-
ff ice of the Register of Deeds for
Madison County, North Carolina,
in Deed of Trust Book 41 at Pass
408, to which reference ia hereby
made, and default havine- been
made in the payment of the in-
debtedness secured thereby, where
by the LMJWBi of aale therfein
contained became operative and
the holder of said note hvainsr de
clared the entire indebtedness in
default, the said Trustee will on
the 24th day of February, 1965
at twelve o'clock noon at the
Court House door in the City ot
Marshall, North Carolina, offer
for sale and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, all that cer
tain piece,
situated in
ison County
in John (.,odv
shown on a plat dated Anril 28,1 Services were held at 11 a. m.
Mrs. Lola O. Reeves, 79, of the
Little Sandy Mush section of Mad
ison County, died Thursday, Feb
ruary 4, 1965, in the homo of a
son after a long illness.
She was a native of Madison
County, a daughter of the late
Jease and Laura Cooper Olance.
She waa a member of Little San
dy Mush Methodist Church.
Surviving arc the husband,
Lease B. Reeves; a daughter, Mrs.
Kato Boyd of Asheville; two sons,
Carl of Asheville and Wade Reeves
of Leicester; a sister, Mrs. Em
ma Clark of Leicester; a brother.
reel or lot of land H. E. Glance of Palmetto, Fla.; 11
o 5 iownahip, Mad- grandchildren and two great
ty, N. known as loi , ....
Mn i nf tho Thr, P.v F I KIUCUHUreil.
: KT,. 7 T.inl.lr. ml t.hp hailK mnrn nnrtinnln rl, .1 ..ovi 1,. w 1 ,i u fnl
branch witnessed by a wire fence if the French Broad River. lows:
and a black -oak, said point being nvf.lNNINr. at a luree beech.
1961 made by 0. K. Morgan and . Saturday in Little Sandy Mush
Vernon Stills' Northeast corner,
on the hank of the river, and runs
thence with said Stills' line, up'W(st 12 poles, passing'
and with the center of said branch
tree marked II, tc
a .1. oo .j.. ...
as ioiiowb: oouwj oo uCK. o m W()(),
minutes west n-m; inojui i j
,l,w ,-,., W,.ct 19BK W- Mortt, fiVi .
B'-v. - . ed hu-koi'V
degrees West 1UU leet; men oum inr nni,,s . ., suar tree
t. j je t .... nr..,.. 1 7 j ...v ,
near a branch; thence North io
poles to a cotton wood and buck
a sugar1 i . (Mi i in IN 1 IN v, on a stake in or
a leaning cot- near the edge ot U. h. Highway
f a hill- then ino. z.i, tne same being a common
uth 120 poles to a scaley bark-, corner of Lots 3 and 1 and run?
hickory near a hollow; thence i thence with the line of Lot No. 3,
February Is Donut Month!
JANE PARKER TASTY
GLAZED DONUTS
12 c.- 39c
ass rrf ovf
JANE PARKER WHOLE
WHEAT BREAD
l-LB.
LOAVES
35c
ORANGES
71 degrees 46 minutes West 17H
feet; South 60 degrees West 200
feet to a point in said branch;
thence leaving the branch, ami
runs with s fence, South S4 de
grees West 1078 feet to a stake
in the old orchard field; thence
North 84 degrees West 1066 feet
to the BBGfflNNING; Containing
54.6 acres, more or less
The foregoing tract of land is
known as Tract two of the spe-
lal nroceedintr above mentioned.
A ten per cast (10) deposit
will be required of the succeasTui
bidder, and said sale is subject to
raised bids and confirmation of
the Court
The foregoing sale will be made
subsequent to Madison County a
valorem taxes iron and after.
December 81, 1964.
This 27th day of January, 1966
CHARLES E. Mashburn,
Commissioner
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PRICES EFF.
THROUGH SAT.,
FEBRUARY 13
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"SUPER-RIGHT" BRAND SPECIALLY PRICED
CORNED BEEF HASH 2 'S9c
"SUPER-RIGHT" BRAND BIG VALUE I
LUNCHEON MEAT 3
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CANS
$1.00
sTAR BRAND FROZEN
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
MRS. PAULINE R. PAYNE, Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of
HARRISON RIDDLE, deceased,
and PAULINE R. PAYNE, Indi
vidually and
PAYN!
BERVIA R. HENDERSON and
husband. WALTER HENDER
SON; ZOLA R. BRADBURN and
husband, BLUFORD BRADBURN;
DORA RIDDLE; GLADYS .R
SCHOOLFIELD and husband, JO
SEPH SCHOOLFIELD; GLAMER
RIDDLE and wife, POLLY RID
LE; ROY RIDDLE. Single, De
fendants.
Under and by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of Mad'
ison County made m tne above en
titled action, the undersigned
Commissioner will, on Wednesday
March 3rd. at 12:00 o'clock noon
at the Courthouse door, in Mar
shall, Madison County, North Car
olma. offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, but subject
to the confirmation oi tne court,
that certain tract of land lying
and being in No. 7 Township,
Madison County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows:
Lyins: and being in No. 7 Town
ship, on the waters of Little Pine
Creek, adfoinine the land of Tom
my Payne the old Massey place
and others.
Beginning on a small sassafras
on a a ledge or mark of rocks on
Joes Ridge and runs East 206
Doles to a doewood tree, chestnut
pointers, then South to leagues
corner, then down the mountain
with Teairues line to a black gum
stump, Teagues corner; then with
Teagues line 19 poles to a stake
in the branch in Teagues line, then
down with the branch 4 poles
to a larire rock in the branch, then
Northwest 7 poles to a shelven
rock, John Barnes corner, men
West up the mountain 11 poles
to a chestnut oak stump and lau
rels; then up with the meanders
of the ridge 23 poles to a hickory
and stake. John Barnes corner,
then un the mountain with the
meanders of the ridge, 10 poles
to a chestnut stump, tnen west
up the mountian 14 or more poles
to a white oak on top of Joes
eye on the bank of the river thc
same course 20 poles to a stake
nr rnrk near the head of an is
land; thence to the BEGINNING
corner, estimated at 50 acres, more
more or less. Special Proceeding
Docket H, Page 388.
Being the same lands and prem
ises described in a deed from B.
G. Tweed, et al, to D. F. Freeman
of record in the Madison County
Registry, in Deed Book 42, page
5, to which deed reference is here
by made for the purposes of a
fuller description.
TRACT TWO: Adjoining lanua
now nr formerly owned by Go-
forth .Tnh Lunsford. Tempe Luns-
ford, and others, and described as
follows:
BEGINNING on a poplar ner
ti-io KhvIi. a corner of the prop
erty adjudged to be the property
of Harley Anderson and Tobitha
Anderson, in a judgment entered
in said cause, entitled M. E.
PoOTo Pt. al. vs. W. W. Zachery,
et al, and runs thence in a South
west direction up the hollow 8
poles to a stake; thence South 20
degrees East and parallel with the
line of the 3aid Anderson tract,
9 poles to a hornbeam on top of
a flat ridge marked as a corner
and having dogwood and walnut
nnlntars: thence up said ridge
with the top thereof to a South
west direction to the Goforth line
whfeli is also one of tne ouisme
line of said Daniel Payne tract.
BEING the identical tract of
land described in a deed dated ,
February, 1922, from ueorge n.
Wright, Commissioner, to an
proem nn of record in Deed Book
40, page 68, MadiBon County Reg-
ictrw
Subject to whatever defects
wouM be revealed by an accurate
survey.
H0iM cash de-
, 'Viv. u:l.
posit will be required oi tne "MS"
est bidder.
This 14th day of January. 19fi5
JOSEPH B. HUFF,
Commissioner
CLYDE M. ROBERTS,
Commissioner
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Ilmnntf nil li f 1 &A rs Administra-
,Lj.. o,o oatnta of Harry C
Flemming, deceased, late of Mad
ison County, North Carolina, this
ia tn notify all persons having
claims against said estate w in
sent them to the undersigned at
Wn Rm-inrs. N. C. Rt. 1. On OI
before the 4th day or August,
1965. or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 4th day of February,
1966.
MRS ANNIE BELL FLEMMING.
Administratrix
2-4, 11, 18, 26p .
tho following courses and dis
tances: North 8(1 detf. 30 min. East
34fi feet; South 65 (icg. 45 min.
East 200 feet; South 75 (leg. East
40 feet; North 81 deg. 30 min.
East 100 feet; North 88 deg. 30
min. East 122 feet: North 8 deif.
30 min. East 1034 feet to a stake,
a common corner of Lote 3 and 4,
tnence leaving tne line oi ioi rso.
3 as follows: South 85 deg. 30 min.
East 227 feet; North 78 deg. East
71 feet; South 77 deg. 30 min .East
88 feet; South 65 deg. 30 min. East
181 feet; South 57 deg. East 119
feet; South 41 deg. East 151 feet:
South 39 deg. East 200 feet; South
53 deg. 30 min. East 219 feet; South
44 deg. 16 min. East 322 feet; South
28 deg. 30 mm. East 49 feet; South
12 deg. 80 min. East 481 feet: South
8 deg. 30 min. East 129 feet; South
1 deg. East 246 feet; South 6 deg.
East 82 feet; thence turning South
88 deg. West 73 feet; North 77 deg.
80 min. West 41 feet; North 80
deg. 80 min .West 212 feet; Sooth
76 deg. West 86 feet: South 86 deg.
30 min. West 61 feet; South 78 deg.
West 216 feet; South 62 deg. West
105 feet; South 68 deg. 30 min.
West 287 feet; South 63 deg. West
114 feet; South 80 deg. West 36
feet; North 89 deg. West 37 feet;
North 70 deg. 30 mm. West tuz
feet; North 73 deg. West 200 feet;
North 70 deg. West 181 feet; North
79 deg. 30 mm. West 61 feet: south
89 dee. West 151 feet: North 75
deg. 30 min. West Ml feet;- North
43 deg. West 207 feet; North 68
deg. West 63 feet to a stake in the
center of the creek; thence with
center of creek North 24 deg. East
283 feet to a stake, then running
with the creek North 4 deg. 30 min.
West 318 feet to a stake, the place
of BEGINNING. Containing 81
acres, more or less.
Subject to rights of way and en
cumbrances of record.
This 26th day of January, 1965.
J. C. JOYNER, Trustee
1-28 2-18c
Methodist Church.
Tho Rev. Vernon Hall and the
Rtv. E. H. Coode officiated and
burial was in the church eeniet-ry.
Pallbearers were grandsons.
Bowman Funeral Home was in
charge.
Sleepy Valley C. D.
Club Met Thursday
At S. A. Center
The Sleepy Valley Community
Development Club held its regu
lar monthly meeting Thursday,
Feb. 4 at 7:30 p. m., at the Sal
vation Army Center.
The meeting was opened with a
congregation song. The president,
Mrs. Glen Brooks, presided. Ma
jor Baldry gave the devotions.
The secretary, Mrs. Mamie O'Steen
read the minutes of the last meet
ing. The project committtee gave
a report on projects discussed at
their special meeting. It was sug
gested to have a fashion show st
our next meeting. Those attend
ing the sewing classes given by
Mrs. Wallin and Mrs. Rhodes will
participate.. Everyone is invited.
An interesting film was shown
by Rev. Jack Waldrep, director
of "The Lord's Acre Plan." You.
Who did not attend this-rneetintr.
missed a treat We urge everyone
to attend our March meeting.
21 attended this meeting; and
Mrs. Mauley Holt served refresh
ments to those present before ad
journment.
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Ridge, then down Joes Ridge to
a aonrwood. .1. M. 1'avne con
then down to the beginning cor
ner, containing 76 acres, mors or
ot
November, 1916, from C. C. Barns
and wife. M. M. Barns, to Har
rison Kiddle, of record in not
at page 202, Madison Count
tatty.
Subject to whatever
would be revealed by an accurate
BEING the identical tract
deed dated
A ten oar cant 1104b) cash de
posit will be required of the high
est bidder.
TWs Wth day of January, iw.
JOSEPH B. HUFF, Commissioner
Z-4, 11, 18,26c
Tat
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Sleepy Valley H. D.
Club Met Feb. 3
With Mrs. UWfon
The Sleepy Valley Home Dem
onstration Club met last Thursday
at the horns of Mrs. Clarence Law
son. The meeting was opened with
tthe singing of "The Old North
State." Mrs. Dewey Foster acted
as president in the absence of Mrs.
Glen Brooks. Mrs. Manley Holt
acted as secretary in the absence
Dues were collected sad Mrs.
Parry Gowan had charge of the
demonstration fat the absence of
Mrs. Wallin, H. D. Agent, The
demonstration was oa modern fab
rics and Mrs, Gowan bad samples
of all the new fabrics which wars
very interesting. The club collect
for women was repeated by the
six rasiiiheia present.
The next wast big of the club
will be st the Sleepy Valley Sal-
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Furman Wil
lett, Sr., deceased, late of Madi
son County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned at
Rt 1, Hot Springs, N. C, on or
before the 11th day of August,
1965. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
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1965.
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