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LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
PHONE 137
"r ARRIVALS AT
o
E HOTEL
iFaine reports new ar-
uPtk as follows: Mrs. O.
s thi
KjnorVitpj .ind Mr. and
r; ntr a.'iu """f - 7,.- . ,
d Mrs. H. N. Randolph,
' iz fr. and Mrs. .Tafk
0f Rocky Mount; Mr. Daw
1 : He' of f'acolet, S. C; Mr.
fn MahMney, of Newark, N. J,;
J F. and H. U 3ico;oua, of
tS?r- fc f ...-' If..- Pkavlae
AriOnvnn-, Ji'. .inn ''Ka
t-jC- .... ,. c,.,,rf Uoll .
'. ; T'm fr. VV TV Karr.
rAAL v.t Sanford; Ivlr. V. Hoyle
" of Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. and
.' L. X. Way, of St. Petersburg,
Al'r and Mrs. W. A. Euhrinann,
l's Petersburg, Fla.; M. and Mrs.
rfrice Holt and Mr. find .Mrs. T.
ffhitmire, of Brevard; Mr. L. J.
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H. McCaslan, of Union
Ala.: Mr. and Mrs. W. P
eland, of Shelby; Mr. and Mis. W.
Ee.iswun, .of Atlanta, On.; .51 v. and
P, .Ansley, Aliss lsetty nass,
Mr. E. E. Ansley, of Charlotte;
and Mrs. John E. Ivey and faw-
of Auburn, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs.
M. er and family, of Uroohlyn,
: Miss G. Kin, of Charlotte;
i Birnhard and son, of Mt. Ver-
, V Y .: Mrs. S. Kruide.-. Mr. V.
Pendland, and Mr. Umfrel Norton,
a-Yuik City; and Mr. C. II. Bc.man,
V'a.-hington, D. C. i
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MP DELL REUNIOX HELD SUN-'
Contributed
f ,i
e Campbell Reunion held Sunday,
atemter 1, with a splendid repro-
ntation which gathered at the old
ime place of Mr, Wilburn Alexan
r Campbell, the present home of his
jnpe;t son, Mr. John isuvton tamp-
at Maggie.
After an appropriate opening, seve-
selections were given by a quar
composed of Mr. R. G. A. Camp
, Mr. C. A. Campbell, Mr. Jarvis
ipbt'll. and Mr. Charles Campbell.
lis was followed by three very in
festing historical papers given by
-s Bessie Boyd, Miss Louise Camp-
11. and Mrs. O. R. Martin. Miss
s Chalin closed the program with
lovely solo, afterwhich a bountiful
read was arranged on the spacious
m of the Campbell home.
t was found after, going through
records that the oddest member
this family was Mr. P. L. Tubyfill
ft the youngest present was little
ss Jt'iin Tiiibyfill, daughter of Mr.
fd Jlrs. John Turbyhll.
; was dci-ided upon to meet again
following year, the place and time
be announced at a later 'date.
SS . LANG FORD WEDS MR,
CHAMBERS
Pf interest to many friends in this
on is the announcement of the
rriage of Miss Marjorie Langford
Mr Frank Chambers, both of Clyde.
hh- wedding was suietly solonmiz
lon last Sunday afternoon at 2
floi-k at the Methodist Parsonage
in'lydo, with Rev. F, O. Dryman offi-
1
he bride, a sweet and charming
woman, received her education
CiMs-noit School and Berea Ac
my as wtil. a.s Clyde High School.
he groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. r'. , ("hanibtrs of Medford Farm.
L irraduated from Clvde Hieh School
is now connected with the Cham-
Fiore Company in Canton.
ie young couple will makP their
ale in Clyde.
'. and Mr... Fred Howell, who have
it the past two wel;s here as
-ts of Mr. Howell'': parents, Mr.
-irs. U, A.Howell, left Monday
their home in Providence. Rhde
nd. They were aecomniinird as
tis New York City bv Mr. Bonner
, who is spendine this week thera
business.
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firs. Awa Minus of SDartanhurcr.
fth Carolina and Mrs. C M. Clark
I arkersburg, West Virginia return
It:) their homes Tuesiiv nflcr a tm
visit 'to the iinclo nn.1 mint Mr
Mrs. D. M. Kiilian.
' .
Jlisses Elizabeth and Edna Gar
It left Monday for Gree:isbvn
j' after spending the summer vaca-
fi with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
fk Garrett.
'
"r. and Mrs. J. M. Clavton and
pter, of Atlanta, Georgia, return-
w-'ineir nome ruesdav alter a
f..; visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. 7.1.
an.' ,
M .
plr; and Mrs. TT V r..,. 4...
jshters, Misses Evelyn and Walton
V' or savannah, Georgia spent
It week pmi i. wr....:ii.
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S --a. i.xv. ivirKpacricK ana
Kent8 Store- Virginia ar-
r. anrf Ti. T r Tr;i i .i. j
M.may tor a visit to relatives
county.'
f'r. H. V. Meakin nf Wool,,'nI.f
.
r . nwjiuiiwii,
- a tormer resident nf Wavnas.
e' SPt'tlt l.tf" J V. -j. 11.
'e- Waynesville. . ,
t'r. Ren Atkins returned last week
! LirMdln,-.. 1 i . . .
' a
k.o . nere re spent a weeK
yiT- Robert Little and Mr.
eit Miller. '; .- . t
.
ard T.fi-o r.,.. it : i
fter, httig. Miss Lois Massic.
;.r,,n JL0"day from a week's visit
"ue Bench.
Kr. o ..
frBi. , rnaner, jr. arrivtci
t , frm Miami to io!n his Dnr-
E";r K an.d Mrs.: Prank Smathfrv
f -if home here.
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U. D. C. HOLDS FIRST FALL
MEETING
The first fall meeting of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy '.vas
held last Friday afternoon with the
pi -sident, Mrs. R. R. Campbell, at the
home of her mother, Mrs. J. R. Thoni-
The busintsi of the met'tinir includ
ed a discussion of plans for the or
ganization for the winter and an elec
tion of delegates for the state con
vention to be held in Greensboro Oc
tober V?. to 15. The delegates elected
wer? -Mrs. O. R. Martin and Miss
Xancy Kiilian. Alternates are Mrs.
J. H. Howell and Mrs. John Queen.
The October meeii.ij: will be held
with Mrs. R. X, Barb?r at which t me
n'-v.' officer v.- ill be elected.
During the social hour which fol
lowed the business ses?;on Mrs. Camp
bell served a delightful salad course.
.V'ir ARRIVALS AT I1 E DUOS T
HOTEL
New arrivals r?port3d at the Pied
mont Hotel this week are as follows:
Mr. John W. Coopor, Miss Lucy Wood,
Miss Ida W'alburp, Mrs. - Pauline
D'ousta, Miss Martha Kindell. Mr. and
.Mrs. . Jankower, Miss Laura
Williams, and Mr. Irvin Gladstone,
ot Atlanta, Georgu: Mr. and Mrs
Newell Ervin. Aliss Dorothy Occhs-
nor, and Mr. C. S. Bowman, of Njw
Orleans, Louisiana; Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Hilton, of Tampa, Florida; Mr. ai-d
-'is. n. u Kidder. .t Miami, Florida ;
and Mr. George Gibson, Jr. of Louis-
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LITTLE MISS DORIS EXSLEY
uLir. until no nininiixi
Miss Doris Ensley entertained
twelve of her little friends at a birth
day patty at her home on Boyd avenue
last Tuesday afternoon.
Tho-e present were: Geraldine Mc
Laughlin, Nora May Walker, Jackie
Ross Lois Gaddy, Elinora and Louise
Blake, Hel?n and Hilda Ray, Anna
Belle and Betty Rogers, and Patsy
Sheihan.
After refreshments were served
each child received an attractive fa
vor. As a special feature of the enter
tainment Mrs. Ensley took the party to
Lake Junaluska play grounds where
a" delightful hour was spent playing
games.
D. A. R. MEET ISO NEXT WEEK
The initial ineeti i, o f the Dorcas
Bell Love Cham r of the Daughters j
of the America:! PevoIutioi for the
year 1932-1933 will v; hell next Wed
nesday, afterhooii, Seplenber 14. at
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. H. N. Barber,
at her home on Love Lung.
Every member 'is requested to bo
present.
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DR. ALEXANDER HAS NEW AS
SISTANTS Dr. T. J. Murphy of Hickory ar
rived lost week and is assisting Dr.
O. T. Alexander as druggist, at Alex
ander's Drug Store. Mr. Hugh Jolly
is now in charge of the soda fountain.
Dr. M. C. Newton of Norns Vir
ginia arrived yesterday i'.or: -a few
days' visit to Mr. aaid Mrs. J M.
Newton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M .Newton
and their daughter, Miss Cynthia
Newton, will accompany Dr. Newton
on his r-turji home and will visit in
S'.utli West Virginia for a few weeks.
Dr. Morton A. Aldridge, deal' of
fulaho University, and his daughter.
Miss Helen Aldridge. of Ne.v Orb an-,
Louisiana are spending Feveral weeks
at their camp on Plott Balsam. Dr.
Aldridge and his daughters have hfon
visitors to Waynesvil'.e for many
summers.
Mr. Joe Sloan left Tuesday morning
for Douglas, Georgia where he will
enter South Georgia State -College.
He was accompanied by his lather,
Mr. Hugh Sloan, who will isit rela
in Sylvesta and other points in South
Southern Georgia before returning
home.
'-'. -
Mr. Jasper Morgan is at home from
Ann Arbor, Michigan where ho at
tended summer school at the Univer
sity of Michigan, to spend a vacation
before returning to Duke University.
Mr. Morgan is studying for his PhD.;
degree.
.'.''.:.'-'"'..-' :
Miss Janie Tucker, who is A mem
ber of the faculty of the Hazelwood
school, arrived lo.?t week front her
home in Lincolnton. Miss Tucker is
visiting her sister and brother, Mr
and Mrs. Dewey tova 11.
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Dr. George Castetlow o?' Mayesviile,
Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. W, F.
Strange, Miss Dorothy Haney and
Airs. Ruth Young of AsheviKe, and .Mr.
Henry Gaddy motored to Mt. Pisgah
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Cannatser ar
rived last week from Seviervil?e.
Tennesse whete they havj spent the
summer. Mr. Cannatsor is principal
of the East Wayu'svilla cheol.
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Mrs. George H. Ward and Miss
Caroline Ward of Asheville and Mrs.
Ward's sister, Mrs. Wesley Smith, and
Miss Julia Ann Smith of Tampa,
Florida, visited friends in Waynes ville
Tuesday.
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Dr. George A. Cnstellow, pronr'i ent
physicjpn of Mayesville, Georgia, has
returned to his home after spending
h;s vacation with Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Strange on East street.
"
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bunn and son,
Douglas, left Wednesday for their
home in Danville, Virginia, after a
short visit to Mr, and Mrs. B. D.
Bunn. " "
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Messrs. C. L. Hill and Robert Davi")
were here from Crabtree last week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. IX Bunn had as
I their guests on Sunday Mrs. John
I Seymore, Miss Addie Beam, Mr. Minor
. TT-M , . ..... - - -
nson, ana Airs. ; Uson of Cullowhee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breece and ton.
Bob, Jr., left Saturday for their home
in Raleigh after visiting Mrs. Bieeess
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ray.
rs. A. B. Moore hit :i.turdav for
hex bxme in Marion Jur-tion, Ala
Lama a i ter spenu'nj; a few veers w.-;xn
E. S. Harrold.
Mrs. C. H. Purcell, who has spent
the .summer with her daughter, Mrs.
D. D. Aiby, and .Mr. Alley, left Satur
day for her home in Vinita, Oklahoma.
Miss Louise Kotha is leaving toc'ay
for Greensboro where she. has a posi
tion on the faculty of Greensboro Col
lege for Women.
Mi. J. A. xJrowi i:- havnj! tsday
for his home in l' )rt Rragg afttr a
few dsys' visit to his parent, Mr. uv.d
.Mrs. 1. J. Brown.
rvieo
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personnel, long established in the
confidence of this community.
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Day and night service every
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SLl'IIEK-GAHK KTT
nesille, N. C
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue ot thi? au
thority given to the undersignei
Trustees in a certain deed ot trust
executed by ' OhC Mt T ALi ADKR
and wife, ANNA KATIIKRINK AL
EXANDER, dated July 21st, 1927,
and of record m the Onice of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Haywood County,
North Carolina, in Book of Mortgages
and Deeds of Trust No. 21 at pao 137,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby se
cured and the holder ot th? notes, se
cured thereby having 'requested the
Tiustees to offer the hereinafter de
scribed premises for sale in accord
ance with the power contained in said
deed of trust, the undersigned Trus
tees will otter for sale to the highest
bidder for CASH at the Court House
door in Waynesville, Haywood County,
North Carolina, the following ..-. riD
ed land at 12:00 o'clock ntcn on Mon
day, September 39, 19.12, all that .cer
tain piece, parcel or lot ot land, sit
uate, lying and being m the ( ountv of
Haywood, in the Town ol Waynesville,
State of North CarohiM, and hounded
and more particularly descrmcd us
follows:
" BEGINNING- at ' a stake in the
Iri-stcrn: 'margin or Haywood Street,
said' stake being located al tho North
west: corner of Mrs,, rl. S. Harrold's
property, and also the Southwest
comer of that property of O. T. Alex
ander herein desenbed ; and runs
thence South 71 degr. East, 197 foct
to a- stake in tne Western property
line of C. G. Logan; thenco along and
with. the Logair 'ind Wooisey property,
North 21 degs. ICast, li! feet -to a
stake; thence runnm,; North 71 dogs.
West, and following th? C. li. Ray
Southerly line 97 leet t -i stake in
the Eastern margin of Haywood
Street; thence alon and with the said
margin of said Street, South 21 degs.
West 165 feet to the BEGINNING.
Being the same property conveved i,v
John P. Swift and wife, Bertha Davis
Swift, to Citizens Bank tW Trust Com
pany, by deed dated March 11, 192.").
and duly recorded n the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Haywood Coun
ty, N. C., in book 68, page 159; being
the same property conveyed by Citi-
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Woyiusville, N. C.
1 We FurniiN J
2ens Bank & Trust Company, a cor
poration, to 0. T. Alexander, and
wife, Anna Katherine Alexander, by
deed dated March 31, 1925, recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Haywood County, N.C., in book
of deeds 68, page 310.
This sale as above set forth will
be made subject to any and all taxes
and assessments.
This the 17th day of August. 1932.
WILL AM MONTG05IERY
and
J. HARRY CUNNINGHAM,
Trustees, i
Aug. 18-25-Sept. 1-S pd
By Harkins, Van Winkle and Wal
ton.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On .Monday, September 19, 1932, at
eleven o'clock A.M., at the court house
door in the town of Waynesville, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, I will
sell at public outcry, to the highest
Didder for cash, a certain lot or parcel
of land in the town of Waynesville,
riayweou i. cunty, .North Carolina,
more particularly described as fol
lows: '
BEGINNING o.i a stake standing
in ;he iiitcr-ection of the northern
margin of r.n alley with the western
margin of Jefferson Street, southeast
corner of lot No. 34, and .-una thence
with the no them margin of
said alley and southern line of lot
No. 34, dw0 west 127.55 feet to a
stake in the southwestern margin of
another -alley; thence with the east
i i n side of said last mentioned alley,
N. 25 degs. 40 min. E. 16.5 feet to a
stake; thence (continuing with the
eastern margin of said alley, N. 4
dgs. 30 min. W. 225.78 feet to a
slake, southwestern corner of lot No.
40; thence with the south lino of
lets Nos. -40 and 23, S., S5 dog.s. 23 1
min. K. 283.24 feet to a stake; thence
with i he eastern li:i" of bit No. 2',.
:. 4 (!t.:.v. 53 min; . 43.77 feet to a
stake; thence South 85 dogioiM 23
miiu::.s East 140 .',. te n stake on
the east side of ;:si alley : the'ice
with its easier" ride yf said ill ley,
S. 4 degs 53 min. ". 411.;!) .feet
Black-Draught
Guars Oji rj Fseiing
"1 have used liiediord'n Llack
Dr.uight lor constipation tor i
Ions time,"' writes At ,!. KruiiU Ohiini
j -It in. of Wynne, Ai U.
"if I K:et up In tlie mnrnliiK feellni;
dull ami tOnnKUOi. 1 1 dew of Ulaelt
lrai;;lit taken tloee tlnieg a day will"
cause the fVcltiiK to );(.a away, u'el
ol a ,la or lira I leel liUe n la w
i ison. Alter inariy years of use wo
wouhl not exrhaiHtu l!lack-l.)raut;lit
foi- :tu" iiiedleiue."
V, fi. If yuu men Cnu-nitiiN, erco
them the new. pleasant - tasking
11V 1' of rltclfortf lllaelDrauuht.
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"Dependable Service Always At Haywood County's Oldest Service Station"
PHONE 124 WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Opposite New Court Hous,
to a stake in the northern margin of
tast Street: thence with the north
em margin of East Street, N. 81 degs.
oy min. . 214.7 feet to Piedmont
Avenue; thence a northwest course
with the curve of said avenue, 50 feet
to a stake in east margin of Jeffer
son Street; thence with the Eastern
margin of Jefferson Street, N. 4 degs.
53 110 ft. to a stake, intersection
of northern margin of Short Street
with said eastern margin of Jefferson
Street; thence due west, 30 feet to
the BEGINNING.
Being lots No. 10 to 22 inclusive,
and lots Nos. 24 to 29, inclusive
and lots Nos. 34 to 39, in
clusive, excepting lot X . 3, id' a
subdivision called 'Grandview" of
the town of Waynesville, as per sur
vey and plat made August. 191:5, and
reeordid in Map Book "A," page ;T5.
omce ot the Register ot Deeds ot
Haywood County.
EXCEPT from the above property
such rights as the public may have in
the streets and alleys.
Being the same property conv-ye '
to J. Frank Edwards by .1. R. Morgan
and wife, Cora Ward Morgan, and
Gto. H. Ward and w-fe, (':.- ie Sue
Ward, by deed dated February :o.
1921. and recorded in 'Book 57,'pac
254, Record of Leeds of li:; ,,.oc
County.
Sale made pursu.'n: to .the i'O'.w
conferred upon me by iw: ! of tuoi
executed by .1. Frank E, v.u ds ; r. l
wife, Nettie M. Edward", dated No
vember 1, 1927. and recorded in Hind;
21, page 430. Record ct' Deed; i.f Trust
H' Haywood t'ounty.
nds 18th day of -Au.vu.st, 1932.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
HIGH POINT, N.C.
Trustee.
Aug. 25-Sept. 1-8-15 MG3
NOTICE OF TRI'STEE'S SALE
On Monday, September li", at
eleven o'clock A.M.. :r.. the court lanc e
door in the town of Waynesville. Hay
wood County. Nioth Carolina, 1 will
mII at public outer, to liio highest
bidder for cash, a certain tot or par
eel of land in I be towa of Wayne v lie
Haywood t'ountv, Noi'lh ('arolina.
a- no particularly descrii-e-l its fnnow.s:
15 ( INN Nt a; a i k, ., I
-tan. l:. i :
So.ii:l'cis
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: ! the SouMiorti margin,
t : e:'l ( j.a; lie ,. n e's
id slal
.s (i80 ft., with : be S. a,: bent
Siu;.tl)er St. in i.n Eii.-:.er;v
I d'-i cctioli I 1 Olll
-Ko M'.i -i-ii ' i ) ol tin.
n ( Si '.ntb.'i s N' re.-t
. '.ilhcvo 1 1 :i ii
-v.ili liie eastern maiein o'' Moyd Av
enue, and runs t'lene- .s. 2,i dog.- .10
mm. E. 240 feet to a stake in the
northern bunk of Kiclilaad Creek:
tl- nee Willi ll.e tin ill. ,. lfi, .1,1,,, 1,1
Creek as it nieanders in a s'lmbens
tern direction 10o feet to a stake;
thence N. 25 degs. 30 min. W. 272 feet I
io a stake m the southern margin of!
..m.-tliers Street: thence with south-
ern.' margin ".f. Smatherf Street S. 75
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degs. W. 105 feet to the BEGINNING,
containing of an acre, more or
less, and known as the James McLean
lot, and a strip of the Charlie Love
lot, and being the same lot of land
conveyed to R. T. Boyd and W.C.
Morrow by Elmeda J, Turpin and J.
B. Turpin, as recorded in Book 53,
page 375, Record of Deeds of Hay
wood County.
Sale made pursuant to power con
ferred upon me by a deed of trust exe
cuted by Henry S. Collins and wife
Anna Collins, dated February 15,
1928, and recorded in Book 21. naire
430, Record of Deeds of Trust cf Hay
wood county.
This August 18th, 1932.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL HANK,
ui' niun foixr, N. c.
Trust-.?.
Aug. 25-Sept. l-S-15 MG3
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monthly, September 19, H'32, at
eleven o'clock, A. M. at the court
hou.-e door in-the town of Waynesville,
l!..yvod County, North Carolina, I
. i ; ; i il at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash, a certain lot or
parcel of land in the town of Ha;:e!
wooe, in Haywood County, North
C.trolina, anil more partk u'le rly do-
i , ilie I as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on th.
East margin of Brown Avenue, stand
ing S. 8 degs. 30 min. W. 100 feet
from Pigeon line and Y. 8 degs 30
min. E. 359 feet from the intersec
tion of the East margin of Brown
Street with the Northeast margin of
Georgia Avenue; said stake being the
Southwest' - corner of lot No. 7, end
runs thence with Brown Avenuo
Eastern margin) S. 8 degs. 30
min. W. 100 feet to a stake, North
west corner of lot No. 5-b; thence S
81 degs. 30 min. E. 2G6 feet with the
Northern lines of lots Nos. 5-b and
8-;t, to a stake in the southwestern
margin of Balsam Street; thence with
the Southwestern margin of Bal
sam Street North 15 degrees
45 min. W. 110 feet to the Southeast
coiner of lot No. 7; thence with the
Southern line of said lot No. 7, N. 1
degs. 30 min. W. 172 feet to the BE
GINNING. Being lots No. 0-2, 0-b, d-c and (i-d.
of Block 17 of Grimball Park, as per
surviy ;-nd plat of John N. Shoolbred,
August. 192;, recorded in Map Hook
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of IK ils of Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to power con
i ; red upon nu by n deed of trust
executed by John !'. Swift. .Jr. an 1
wife, Edna Alley Swift, thit-d Feb
ruary 15, 1928, and rccorik'd ,u Boo!;
21, page 441. Record of Pee ls of
I Triii'i of liavwtiod County.
I This 1Mb day. of August, 1932.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL HANK,
OF HHill POINT, N. C.
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