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i s TgE WAYNESWLLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1932 - t mu mm m .- r Jobless Get Food Scott cheese facory and I0C r.t at North WUkesboro nt manufacturing aocu: 1200 Pr, 't cheese and 400 pounds of ds ".h Hav and is akm:; lu.Oua n of suiplus mil!; out of the '...jtwv nearby for wnich the P is paying .u .i-wofl tne r Cr ' , vil.r was Tinivo W Ti'b nminnnt. has st.pafi ,,-ntil the plant is now re . .. n average v- - ntf Tlo milk i-j naid for s.5 &t,'. mcic r the rate of 22 - jnl Mr t at P'esent, v Scott, the owner, is receiving .nmtort c; county lam r. Hendren ana nis assisv rili! Jr. The plant oecu new brick building just on the , L...;nnce pr .'ion and ar.- ,ic been lnstsuea. ire tot A. J. A f" . .to business i.. 1 5.000 worth of modern Lnint J -ioiin is nraptired t word i" """-r. j .here are two cooling ana ri-peu 4.1,., m.jnnfapflirpH tiro r:.. nr.- employed in the " rli9se at the factory ke me" it- two lauies nnvc Mrs. BCOvi aius ner er uiov: . - it. v..,) wind ill looking aiier u.c uusmeoo and H. A, weiiu'ai.'j, an cnyv- ced cheese maiser ura ij..w.-b..., artory superinie.'jutfui.- kindreds of visitors ;nspeetea tne fllant at an agrituiLuiaa iouj c:u Xprth Wilkesboro last weeK ana -v of them expressea meir grann-!- at thp additional market estab- Jd for the promotion of th'i dairy- industry in iortn uarouna. ai imo North wiiKesDoro ana aDout additional patirons are bringing in vwn milk, so jar, tne piant nas able to sell every pound oi ; ar.d butter manufactured. FINES CREEK The people of this section have been enjoying this beautiful weather, very much. They are also very busy work ing their crops and harvesting the:r wheat and oats. Mr. Jim Caldwell and son. Thar, from Catloochee, made a business trip to White Oak the past week. Mrs. Cora Lee Davis and daughter, va Mae, spent one night of the past week at Mr. Tom Conrad's here. Mr. Lawson Teague has suffered a ?reat loss of his chickens, which have been dying and it is hoped he will get the disease stopped. Mr. Herbert Hunter and Hobert Duckett from here made a business trip to Liberty one day this week. Mr. Wade Davis from here spent a few days at Cove Creek the past week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs W. P. I Clarke, Davis. Mrs. HazelwoodNews n is me nead oi Minerva; on the reverse side there is a large owl the bird sacred to Minerva as the goddess r,f vr;A. I i i , . . . Mr anH t r c j ii us ueen claimed that ilv :;. M 11 ? '"; "king owls to Athens Vena Bl. fZ ""u""'"w " referred to this silver coin which was vtna Clanton mntnrpr) tn Al!ir. f . the Fourth impcrtance to the traders Mrs. RaC Pk . f..tht. City' Another stwy be rr,t u tow at Wood-jnoney, of Peter's pencil Lanton spent the u-fokH . " jru.M spent the week-end wish f . ., .J friends and relatives. " ; . w v.eu.bar' OI tne ParaWS V, ' ... . U1 lne "'enw. or Judas and his thirty Len .r Jef " P-es of i" sufficient unto the ltw. . 0ay 18 the eviJ thereof, latter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. -W Tate. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Singleton and ! EXECUTRIX' NOTICE Having qualified as executrix of the deceas- sons hav- and Mrs. John Scales. I" "? . aK"" saia estate t0 n i -,r jjfM;nx inem to the undersic-ne t Mr. and Mrs. Ed AnrPnhnVT, nf'n . unaersigned at asnington, D. C. are visitinc the TtV, t..k. moo latteA nrpt. xt. c "r'""u,"ooorinwnuwH Edna Earl Rent hnvp v T6t "l estate of Claude A. Haynes nave Deen srjendmp thp vr, m m ieu' lnls ls xo notify all pi- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Queen and Mr. lino. ,to. . .. A. T. Black and E.be plead in bar of their recovery. All ; persons indebted to said estate will mother. nioo. : j- . Mrs. Mila T.OWP .w ,:v Mrs. HnknmWi, i. c "J" ""'"eaiate payment. . I' v n vl tii t itu LUUK1HB i J il t' a bad accident and cut her leg verv I returned after visiting friends badly, but is hoped she will soon re cover. Miss Arbie Jenkins spent Saturday night with Miss Neta Mae Duckett ere. Mr. Lonzie Messer from Asheville pent Friday night here with hi par ents. 1 X 11T I- Done At Low Cost he work of the county farm agents ijsj counties wh(re they are at pres- employed costs an avejage of than one cent out of each dollar in county taxes. '.his fact was developed last week wine a study of figures secured Charles A. Sheffield, assistant ex- ;on director at State College, from State Tax Commission. The ous counties oi isortn 'Carolina d $31,800,000 in taxes in 1931 the average rate was $106. Out ach dollar levied in the counties bt one-half of one cent went to y farm a;:ent work and this was sed by one-fourth of a cent when states appropriation was added, total cost per dollar of tax money , including the federal offset unted to .88 of one cent. nsidering-the cost of this wotk to average tax payer of the county, lever, if a man paid $5 in county is, he would invest only a little lour cents in the salary and ex- (es or a county iarm, agent; if aid $10 in taxes, he would invest ly nine cents; If he paid ?25 in s, he would invest 22 cents; if he 4& in taxes, he would invest aits: if he paid $50. Jie would in- 44 cents: if he naid $75 in taxes. twould invest 66 cents and if he. $100 in taxes, he would invest 68 cents in farm agent work, is less than one dollatr for eacfi hundred dollars paid by the mt county tax (payer. kpite this low cost of county ex- ion work, the agent is about the numan corf.-veetioji the farmer with his experiment station. :e College, and United States artment of Agricultul-e. More e are returning to the farms tnat city jobs are scarce and JOUne Deonlp arft Tprnaininir nn lms. This all means that the ty agent is needed now more than and it is false economy to dis- with his work. Miss Annie Mae Conrad is still im proving from her opemtion for ap pendicitis. Among the visitors at Mr. Tom Conrad's Sunday night were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Earley and family, Mr. O. P. Jenkins, and daughter?, Misses Ar- e and Laura. Mr. Rosco Earley, and Mr. John Hill. Mr. Odey Hill, who has been in the Haywood County Hospital for ap pendicitis, was brought to his home here late Friday evening. Mr .Sam Messer from St. Peters burg, Florida, is spending some time here at Mr. W. A, Earley V as a va-tion. .urs. weaver Brsra't't and mere, Miss Mildred Sims, from Washington, D. C. are spending a few dnvs hue with relatives. The B. Y. P. U. is still progre.-s ing nne and is still having good at tendance. Mr. Dee Clark and Mr. Lawpon Messer made a business trip to Mr. Ed Earley 's Sunday. Mr. Will Ray from Riverside made a business trip to White Oak Monday. Mrs. Delia Worley and sen, Jrhnnie Richard, and Mrs. Mary Francis from Sandy Mush are spending fiis week with their mother her;. Mrs. Georgia McElroy and dauirh 'r, Tula, took dinner with Mrs. Mc Elroy's mother, Mrs. R. W. X'reene, Sunday, Mr. Frank Teague from here has had about twelve of his chickens stolen and it is hoped he will soon find out who did it. and in nariotie. Expecting to see a beautiful dawn on the morning of the Fourth several climbed to the top of Eagles Nest Sunday night and camped. They were greeted with a nice shower of rain and came down from the moun tain quite early, all reporting a good time. Those camping were: Misses Hessie Gaddy, Gladys McElroy, Helen Morrow, Burdell Scates, and Messrs. J. C. Burrell, Ralph Summerow, Dew This 7th day of July, 1932, Miss Annie MeGracken Haynes, Executrix estate of Claude A. Haynes. April 7- -Aug. 5 pd. SOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, t-UU.NTY OF HAYWOOD. By virtue of the power vested in the undersigned by Deed cf Trust, executed by SALLIK T. HYATT and ey McKay, Earle Byrd, and Vinson J' ALL HYATT, dated the LMth day McElroy. of June, 1929, to secure ceriah indebt Mrs. Anne Heaffner and children etl"ess therein mention to MRS. J. M. of Charlotte are visiting her sister, EVANS, and default, having been Mrs. A. T. Black. made in the payment of the indel.tcd- j ness therein secured, and havir.jr been requested, by the holder of tho said indebtedness, I will, on tlv (ith dnv ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE The undersigned having qualified as dministrator of the estate of Tho nas F. Rhinehart, deceased, all per oiu having claims against said estate re hereby notified to present duly worn statements of the same to the vnclersigned on or before Mav 30. 1933 or this notice will be pleaded in bur ui tne recovery thereof. Any persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified te pay the amount of said in debtedness to the undersigned nt once. This the 30th day of May, 3932. M. G. STAMEY, Administra tor of Thomas F. Rh'.nehart, deceased. 6!2-9-10-."3-3C,7:7 SOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE HAZEIAVOOD MISS BY A SHUT OUT Hazelwood beat Beacon last Satur-if Aul?ust, 1932, at twelve o'clock mid- uay in an industrial League tilt, hy ,'". iront tioor ol the Court the score of ten to 0. Ihirreil, the local hurler, held the visitors to six scattered hits, also striking out eler- U) m' highest bidder for casii, t ;at en of the opposing hitters. Isley and Isf-V sai(i (lt'J)t "d interest and cos.s, Patton led the swatters for Beacon, j t,,e .following '-property, 1o-wit: each getting two hits, while Fox Fish- ALl- thos-e- certain tract- or parcels er, Kobeson and Price garnered two 01 ,am, lying and beinp in Haywood hits a piece for the locals. Pace i ( ounty. T'igeon T.cwn.h'.;i, and more On Monday. July 18. 1932. at eleven o'clock a. m. at the court house door in the Town of Waynesville, Haywood County, N. C, I will sell at Dublic outsry to the highest bidder for cash tne Iollowing described lands and premises lying and beinir in Wavnes- vuie lownship: Being lots Nos. 12 and 13 in Block of the L. C.Harbeck property as snown oy Map xsio. 250 surveyed and piuieu oy John L. Stacy. Registered Surveyor, July 7th and 8th. 1925. said nap ueing on record in omce of Kegis- ter of Deeds for Havwood Ctjun- y in piat Hook No. "B at age No. "H" to which referpnep is hereby made for a full and complete ueM-ripuon oi said lots Dy metes and pounds. oaie maoe pursuant to the power conierred upon me by deed of trust executed by J. C. Hoxit and W. L. Hardin, Jr.. dated July 29, 1925, and recorded in Book of Deeds of Trust No. 10, at page 70. office of Register of Deeds of Haywood County, to which refrence is made of all terms and con ditions of the same. This June 16, 1932. J. R. MORGAN, Trustee. June 23-30-July 7-14 31 W. 38 poles to a stake at a spring, Morrow corner; thence N. 11 E. 7 poles; N. 'J6hi' E. 6 poles, 17 links; N 14" E. 4 poles, 4 links; thence N. 44 E. 2 ptdes;' N. 70 E. 4 poles; North 5514- East 2 noles; Nrth 36i East 6 poles, 17 links; N. 14 E. 4 poles' 4 links; N. 44" E.2 poles: N. 70" E. 4 poles; N. 41 E. 4 poles; M. 35" E. 4 r,nW tn TaVklnw Branch; thence up the branch 2 poles and 20 links to the BEGINNING, containing Thirty-nine (39) acres, more or less. Being the same lands convpvpH in a deed from J. F. Harrell and wife, Lillie Harrell to Fred H rlHni) dated November 4, 1925, and record ed an Book 74, page 10, Record of Deeds of Haywood Cocnty. Sale made D Urs lift Tit- in iha nnurF conferred upon me by a deed of trust executed by U. C, Mfwiv oa Hattie L. Moody, dated April 9, 1931,' and recorded in Book 2fi. Record of Deeds of Tfnist f ua. wood County, to which reference is made for all the t h .nni. tions of the asme. This June 22. 1932. M. G. STAMEY, June 30-July7-14-21 Trustee. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified, as th "aHmir,if-. trix of the esUte of Mrs. Ira H. Thackston. deceased this aH persons having claims against said estate to file their claims with the undejrsigned administratriv n fore the 16th. day of June, 1933, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. Those i-?u1pMaH n said estate will make immediate settlement. This 36th. day of June 1932 Miss Estclle Kelly o o Administratrix ,23-3Q77-14-21-28,. SOTICE OF SERVfCR nt. t i;. MOSS BY PUBLICATION SOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE house in the Town of Wnyneovillo, Haywood Countv. Nortli f:!r,,i;., ...,n started the hurling for Beacon, but after giving up three doubles, one single and a walk in the first, and a tripple and two singles in the second he gave way to Smith, while Reho re lieved Biggs behind the plate. Hazelwood travels to Black Moun tain this Saturday to play Dimension. airy Farming Builds More Fertile Soils iry farming improves soils in- w depleting them. On every Handled dairy farm large quan w legume havs. whpat hran. id meal and other such feeds inverted into -milk through cows r ls a considerable residue the form of manure which will . " "( i-iie son. 1 A. ArpV. flnin, avtaneiAn t?T,n at State Collpcrp Vina Hone ;t State College has done some J- Calculatintr ahnnt tko nlof ,l lneEe teeds. He says (Too late for last week.) VISITS IS CASDLER Mr. and Mrs. J. C James visited Mrs. James' parents of Candler the 4th of July. Miss Fannie Ferguson of Marion is now visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Duckett, of Upper Fines Creek. i Mrs. Hubert Ferguson and Miss Alma Ferguson visited Mrs Fergu son's daughter, Mrs. Georgia .Dotson, if Canton, Tuesday, 5th. RETURNS HOME FROM HOSPI TAL ' Mr. Reeves Noland carried his lit tle daughter, Edith, home from the hospital last Sunday. She is gradu ally recovering from ; an illness. Among the members of the Jun ior Order who spent the fourth of J July at Max Patch from Fines Creek were: Mr. Fred L. Safford, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers and family, and Mr. Reeves NIoland. Beacon AB. R. II. E. Gragg, 3b . ...4 0 0 0 Morgan, 2b . . ; 0 0 0 Vailancourt, ss . .. . . . . . .4 0 0 0 Fox, cf .. . ......3 0 10 Isley, If .. .. 0 2 0 Pace, rf .. .. .........4 0 1 0 Patton, lb . .. ...... 3 C 2 0 Biggs, c . .. . . . . . . .0 0 0 1 Pace, p .. . 'I 0 0 0 Rebo, (Z) c. ...3 0' 0 0 Smith, (ZZ) p .. ...3 r () i .13 0 6 ; In first. in er" ii''.. (Z) Went in for Biggf (ZZ) Went in for Pa.- Hazelwood AB R. H. Cox, If :. ................5 1 1 Fox, s s. . 4 2 2 Fisher, 2b ... ........4 3 2 F. Robeson, lb . ......... i 1 2 Price, c . . . .... . . . .. .3 2 2 Burrell, p ........... ...3 1 0 Wyatt, cf ........ ....... 5 0 1 Collins, 3b . . ..... ... . 5 0 Kuykendall, rf .......2 0 0 Putnam, (ZZZ) rf .. .... ..0 0 0 particularly described as fo'lows: Be ing fully described in a Deed from J. K. Cathey and others, to SALLIK T. HYATT, dated October 16, 1888, as uecordetl in Hook " Y ,'- page 200, et seq, Record of Deeds of Haywood County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of F. B. Evans, J. K. Cathey, and others, BEGINNING on a buck eye on the East bank of Pigeon River, and runs S. 38 E. 121 poles, cross ing tne grave-vard hi 1 to a stuko I the South bank of a drain on the West side of the State Road, and North side of said drain; thence S. CI' E. 59 poles to a stake; thence 6" 4i poles to a small white oak in a swag at the edge of woods; thence S, 77 L. R2Vi poles to a black oak on top of a ridge in F. B. Evans' line; thence with said line to Pigeon River; thence up said river as it meanders to the BEGINNING, Containing 72 re re? more or less. Excepting from above ; described t ract 16 11-100 acres, sold j to Herman Singleton and wife and released by a release dated Sept. 17, ' 1931, On Monday, July 18, 1932, at eleven 'a;, a. in. at the court house deor in the Town of Waynesville, llavwiMu County. N.C., 1 will sell at public outcry to the highest biddc- for .:ih the following described lands and premises lying and being in Waynes ville Township. BEGINNING- on the East side of Thomas Street .'150 feet from the cor ner of Flint Alley and Thomas Street and running N. 53" 30' E. 190 feet; .hence S." 40 E. 50 feet; thence S. 40" 10" W. 18(5 -feet: thence N. 40 W. with Thomas Street to the BEGIN NING, and being the same property conveyed by Charles Conley and wife, Josephine Conley, to William Gray and Clara Gray by' deed dated August 19, 1918, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Haywood County, N. C, in Book of Deeds No. 50,. page 428 to which said deed and record reference is hereby made. Sale luade pursuant to the power conferred upon me by deed of frUst executed by William Gray and wife Clara Gray dated March 12. 1925, and recorded in Book of Deeds of Trust No. 15, page 119, office of Register of Deeds of Haywood County, to which reference is hereby made for all the terms and conditions of the same. This June 16, 1932. GEO. H. WARD, Trustee. June 23-30-July 7-14 0 1 0 0 i Sa'd Deed of Trust being Register ed in Book 22, Page 482, Re.-ords of 0 Dteds of Trust of Haywood County, North Carolina This the 5th day of July, 1932. JOHN M. QUEEN, Trustee . , July 7-14-21-28-Aug 4 35 10 11 2 YZZZ) Went in for Kuykenda'l in ,t ia wisVp, Xhl build 6t" . a democracy in which to training and -' . ' ' . ; ' ; -opportunities of vouth are not allow. j ed to go up and down with the stack i market but are kept equal, high, and las constant as the life stream of the i people. We must pay on time dollar . . .' ; . - ' ior dollar, and interest too. To tear om ITiae A .rt.r. r-. 4 a amr. n rttn . -. .J t r .1..... .. . . r 1 ., f. ivui vi 4ii6iuo v""cu iu. uwn is a wasuui way to pay up. belong to the year 700 B. C. bears i The schools and colleges are the chief STORY OF MONEY ; (Continued from page 2) SOTICE OF SERVICE BY I'UBLI- rvtno.v NORTH CAROLINA. HAYWOOD COUNTY. 1 NTH E SUPERIOR COURT B. H. JONES V. HILDA STANLEY JONES. The defendant, Hilda Stanley Jones, 'ill take notice that an action eni tled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, to obtain k" Mmsolute divorce on five years sep 'ation; and the said defendant will further take notice that she is re ouired to appear at l'ie office of thui Clerk of the Superior Court of said County, at Waynesville, North Car olina on the 30th day of July. 1932. and answer or demur to the Cqmplaint in said action, or the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief demand ed in naid complaint. This the 6th day of June, 3932. W. G. BYERS, Clerk Superior Court. R. B. Overton, Atty. June 23-30-July 7-14 NORTH CAROL1M A HAYWOOD COUNTY ,Tx,r THE SUPEitlOIl COUKT. IRENE HAYNES ,:VANS vs. ' JAMES EVANS. James Evans, the Defendant above named, will take notice that a Sum mons in the above iciiit'r,i ..!.. v, , been issue-! against s.. I i.( ull, ,y the Clerk of the Superior Court o Haywood County, entitled lien, Haynes Evans against James Evfln for the purpose of h.iving issued : Decree, granting the I'laintit an absolute divorce from the Defendui t: Said Summons having been )uod on thejird day of Feb. VXV. and an Alias Summons 'lavm.r i.pn i on tho. 22nd day of April, 1 932 an 1 returned 1st day of .May, i9 (2 ' The Defendant will further take notice that Complaint has been filed with said Summons in the (dice of the Clerk of the Court of said County and the Deleuknl U re quired to answer or demur of said Complaint within thirty Clin ('avs from return date there if or (hi; re lief demanded jvill b" graiifd This the 14th day of June, 1932 W. G. BYERS, Clerk Superior Court. June 23-30-July 7-11 Doyle Alley. SOTICE OF SALE OF LAND Several people went to Waynesville as a device the figure of a tortoise. Judging from the devices on another coin its date has been set as the 21st 3r 23rd centuries. The symbol upon " nd the lake for the Fourth and others nity. a basis of ten cents a nound i s-nent it at home or intheir commu- "r l and nve cents a pound nay has a plant food value of i , -. soybean hay, $7.85; clover;, -w, wheat bran, $9.69: corn ' n.oa and rnttTi nj .viooi ' ri ' : o WHITE OAK resources with which in the long run 4-1.. LI' it. .... . . - toe puunc oeot wui De paid. Iet us pay off the loncrunnintr debt Kv thp long-run building up of the latent cipaciues and creative power of the people. President Frank Graham, nt tne university of -North Carolina V'.IJV fl h 4 On . 4. 4" . 1. mt Ti rr,1 4 T - J . f, : . ' per cent oi mis i ine nev. inoinas -f. iiv.ni ioi- e whint, -"-oi "i .me iccumg dered a very interesting sermon at accumuUt nn1" "ill ii the Baptist church last Sunday to a trv ii " -y -iWUit W "j " "lanager dairy .larm. k-- .KiK-.M- is snown, ne says, j --..several visitors irom omer. cnu.i-o-afaPS USUalIy Producfd - were present. Among them were: JMr. and ivirs. Keeves ioiana, ju-. Dave Noland, and Mr. Fred L. Safford. h ,o,r..4 - .. . ' FISES CREEK VISITORS Mrs. Jim Rogers of Hopewell, Vir ginia is now visiting her friends and ' Mr. .Manford Fisher shopped in Way relatives of Fines Creek. inesville last Saturday. -f 1 AT-.- lTQlf TF AiVrrankon VISITING ?es its wate-hrJd- ?.nd of Boone, N. C. are now visiting Mr. Miss Lorena McCrary is now vis- ipr?ved condition fi nlvL ! McCracken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; iting her aunt, ...Mrs.- bam Hipps ot he ach i?nly .oes dairy farming help UD tho U..4. 4t r ' flowed prevents much wa3h- ccour. t,t k. .i .4 JountlPso . uriul,c matter , --viio in -i w rnuii ii re . NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On Monday July 18, 1932, a eleven and Miss Marguerite Clark of lower Fines Creek and Miss Blanche Por ter and Miss Sarah Kavton of New port, Tennessee attended B. Y. P. U. cIck .at the court house door at- thp- Rant st rhnrA af Stincav : . ""J1" evening. SHOPPED IS WAYSESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McCracken shopped in Waynesville Monday the 27th. '": Mr. and Mrs. C. S.Greene shopped in Waynesville last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green aid & a i . 1 an i ,;' rm va'ue than a jia would show." savs j ysical rrtronin 44 .. ; , al 4iiaiT,er improves Arable situation for the bacteria Charles B. McCracken. RET URS ED HOME Mrs. Anna Lee Kirkpatrick return- Crabtree. I Misses Maggie and Blanche Fer guson of Spring Creek are visiting c P'ant food in the soil par- :' Arev a. 4 , lfing can H JilLlud h Saturday, June 15th, after their grandparents, Mr. ,and Mrs. - iou lertility is main- a visit oi ten montns to aer giaw 1 makPSt rn j;T U I , , . . ,r T. i T:-l,Tr t Via at th h "cu,:m-trf " i oaugnter, 4irs. oari.011 riisu), t.crP becar,;. troit. Michigan. fcre expense" T ' k tl ATTEXD B. Y. P. It t Mrs. Dee Clark, Miss Mabel Clark, Gaston Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCrary spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.:-Mo Crary's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam McCrary, of Big Branch. .Ji.ty. N. C, I will sell at public out- :y t the highest bidder for cash the lowing described lands and prem "rs lying and being in Waynesville township: neing lots 4os. jo. 3b and 37 in Block 2 of the L.C. Harbeck property as shown by Map No. 250 surveyed : n I flatted by John L. Stacy, Keg istered Surveyor, July 7th and 8th, ii?4.5, said map beinyon record in office ' x Register of Deeds for Haywood ounty in plat Book No. "B ' at page no. H to which reference is hereby t ion -.of said lots by metes and bounds. Sale made pursuant to the power conferred upon me by deed of trust executed by John Hoxit datAd July 29, 1925, and recorded in Book of Deeds of Trust No. 16, at page 70. oTice of Register of Deeds of Haywood Coun ty, to which reference is made for all the terms and conditions, of the same. This June 16, 1932. J. R.MORGAN, Trustee. June 23-30-July 7-14. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY TRUSTEE On Saturday, July 23, 1932, at eleven o'clock A. M., at the court house t:oor in the town of Waynes ville, Haywood County, North Caro lina, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing described lands and premises lying ard being in Jonathan's Creek fTownskip, Haywood County, North l-arolina, more particularly described as follows : 1 (.INNING at a buckeve at the Licklog Branch; thence f 70U W 12 poles ti the point of a ridge at a rock; thence up the ridge with the watershed of the ridge; thence N. 78''' W. 8 poles: N. 60" W.-25 poles; N. 87" W. 28 poles to a chest nut stump; N. 7814 W. 8 poles: N.6e W.25 poles; N.87" W.28 poles to a chestnut stump; N. 78 W. 16 poles; S. 75 W. 9' poles to a small locust; thence S.. 54 M W. 16 poles to a Spanish oak; on top of ridge in D. C. Davis line: thence with the Davis line between D. C. Davis and W. G. Davis, S 35 E. 15 poles to a doub le pine; thence S. 344 E. 56 poles to a chestnut stump on the North side of the ridge; thence S. 13 W. 9 poles to the top of the ridge: thence down the ride with the D. C. Davis line. S 18 E. 12 poles to a Spanish oak. W. P. Davis cornelr; thence the dividing Under and by virtue of the author ity conferred by deed tif trust execut ed by J. T. Quisenberry and wife, Sallie Quisenberry, dated the 1st day of March. 1928, and recorded in Book 20, Page 163, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ilavwno,. r.nT.. ty, V.S.Brvant. Substituted Trustee, will at twelve o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, JULY 13TH, 1932, at the Court House Door of Haywood County in Waynesville. North Caro lina, sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, ithe following land, to-wit: BEGINNING at an iron stake in the Southerly margin of Main Street, said stake being R. H. Bluekwell's Northeasterly corner, and runs with said Main Street North 88 degs. East 95,5 feet to a stake at the corner of a new street; thence with the margin of said new street South 30 degs. Kant 150 feet to a stake in the mannn of said street; thence South 82 degs. West 150 feet to a' stake' in 'the. B uck well line; thence with the Biackwell line North 8 degs. 30 mm. Wen rf,! ' feet to the BEGINNING, being a part of the property purchased from Fannie I). Howell und husband, Al den Howell. This sale is made fit account v? -default in payment of the indebted ness secured by said deed of tru-t. A ten per cen (10';f ) d will be required of the highest bidder at the sale. This -the .'th (lav cf June. V.l?.l V. S. BRYANT. Substitute Tru-t' e. (1184) June 16-23-30-July 7 MGS NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On Monday, July 25.1932. nt. elev-Pn o'clock a. m. at the court house door in the Town of Waynesville, Haywood County, N. C. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the following djesibed lands and premises laying and fceing in said Town : Being Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Block 4 of the L. C. Harbeck nronprtv as shown by Map No. 250 surveyed and plated by John L. Stacv. Reirist Sun'eyor, July 7th and 8th. 1925. said map being on record in office of Reg ister of Deeds far Haywood County in Plat Book No, "B" at page No. "H" to which reference is hereby made for a lull and complete description of said lots by metes and bounds. Sale made pursuant to the power conferred upon me by deed of trust executed by J. IL Davie dated July 29th. 1925, and recorded in Book of r 1 ;";f '- Deeds of Trust No. 16 at page 36. office of Refister of UppiIr for Hav- lme Davis and Morrow, N. 85' W. wood County, to which reference is. 19 poles; N. 68 E. S0M poles to a, made for all the terms and conditions white pine stump; thence East 18 of the same. poles ta a stake, A. C. Morrow corner thence with Morrow line, N. 31 W. 38 poles to a stake at a spring, Jloii on corner; thence with Morrow line. N. This June 23, 1932. J. R. MORGAN, Trustee. June 30-July 7-14-21 I1 1 . ! j t i 1 an i t I : ; I ! - i !t - I i :'t I 'I i