THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Page 3
BETHEL-WOODROW
o-
As part of the citizenship program
of the Bethel School the students con
ducted an election on Monday, No
vember 7th. Ballots were pa-oared
for the county, state and national
tickets. Over throe hundred pupils
voted three ballots. It is noteworthy
that out of -all the pupils there was
only one ballot out of the better than
nine hundred ballots cast that was in
corri't "iy market!.
The Bethel basket ball players play
ed their first game of the season last
Friday night with the Clyde High
school at Clyde. The contests result
ed in victories for the Bethel girls
and the Clyde boys. The same teams
will clash again at the "Y" in Canton
Friday night November 18th.
The honor roll for the third month
is as follows:
Eleventh Grade
Mae Henson, Florence Reece, Wand
rose Pipes, Lucy Plott, Laura Cham
bers, Judson Mease, Mary Gregg.
Tenth Grade
Joseph Francis, Harry Rogers, Ed
gar Mehaffey, Norman Plott, Virginia
Osborne, Eugene Francis, Florence
Warren, Deanie Frazier.
Ninth Grade
Edwin Hyatt, Francis Medford,
Mable Wilson.
Eighth Grade
Bill Hyatt Lenn Mlrrav
Charlto
Osborne, Lois Aldnch, Audre Pressley,
Winfred Rigdon, Lura Sellers, Edith
ftamey.
Seventh Grade
Robert Welch, Betty Sue Cathey,
Jtfary Lou Hardin, Marie Powell.
Sixth Grade
Martha Cogburn, Mildred Hargrove,
Mary Jane Mitchael, Myrtle Murray.
Fifth Grade
Mary Hyatt, WilLa Mae Bright,
Cathren Justice, Bobby Meall, Fulton
Burnett, Fred Hyatt, Verdon Single
ton, Lenoir York.
Fourth Grade
Bradwin Hargrove, Sam Welch.
Bertha Cabe, Joy Osborne, I rone West,
Mozelle Wooten.
'Ihird Grade
Howard Hurnette, James Cat hey,
Hd'win Long, Wayne Stanley, Piercen
Wilson. lhirlvn Rumgarner, Hazel
Frady, Edith Ilightower, Norma -York.
Second Grade
Lois Farmer, See Kelly, Irene Rus
sell, Francis West.
I- irst Grade
Rubs- Ashe, Marv lilavhvk, Clara'
Brown. Ava Chambers, Audrey Shei -rill,
Fdith W c IK, .) 1) Ldssaid-, Muk
Russell, Manuel Grant.
The pupils who were perfect in at
tendance for the third month number-
"SARGON
SOFT M .S
PILLS ARE
DIFFERENT
FROM AMY
LAXATIVE
I'VE EVER
TAKEN. THEY
DONT SKCCK
OR UPSET THE
SYSTEM IN
THE LEAST.
Harmon Soft Mass fills are not, like
any laxative yon have ever taken.
Thoy 'are so s-eiitle nnd -t'lioro'is'li In
anion that there is notliin.sr about
them to iciiikKl you .'that you liavo
over taken a medicine, and most re
markable of all, their directions call
for a RTudiml reduction' of the dose
until ill" poiiH 'S readied where von
no longer require a laxative ol any
Uiiid.
' Tlii.il remarkable medicine may bo
obtained from.
W S I LI
PHARMACY.
I it! I I i i
X AVavuesville-
Waynesville
Wliite Oak
l.'lyde .
I'KI'Oll
..lonathan
Ivv Hill . .
Iron OutT .,
Fines Creek
Crahtree
Kast Fork
Cecil
Cataloochee
Big Creek
Beaverdam 1
Beaverdam 2
Beaverdam 3
Beaverdam 4
Beaverdam 5
Beaverdam 6
TOTAL,
s,-;i
: -M4) ':;' Mil
ft' ftM
Season's First Snow
Falls At White Oak
Will'::: OAK -(Special tc The
Mountaineer.) Rev. J. Y. Davis from
Catl-tree, who is pastor of the I'ig
i;. Baptist church, tilled his -regular
;pdntmf!!t here Saturday and Sun
iay. iie delivered -a very interesting
.-crmon e;uh time. A large crowd
attended.
The pvoplv here were very much
.ar .wised vakv early Satur
day morning and find the first snow of
the season. It has been cold since
thtJt time.
Most of the people are now busy
gathering their crops.
Mrs. Mary Hunter, who has been
very sick. is reported to be some
better.
Misses Rena, Marguerite, Wilma
and Peter Messer spent Sunday af
ternoon With their uncle. Mr. Clark
Messer.
Among the 4-H club boys from here
Saturday at Waynesville were: Jar
!Vis Teague, Arlo Hunter, Baxter
Conrad, Jack Clarke, Ned Clarke,
John Williams. Teagne Williams.
Jarvis Messer, Robert Ledford, Paul
iLedford, Jse Jenkins, and Athol
Holder. The ones that won prizes
were: Jarvis Teague, $2.00 on to
bacco, John Williams, $6.00 on pota
toes, Jack Clarke, $3-.r0 on tobacco.
Robert Ledford, $4.00 on tobacco,
Jarvis Messer. 11.00.
Miss Annie Mae Conrad .spent
'Sunday afternoon with Miss Neta
Mae Duckett.
Miss Ethel Caldwell from near
Waynesville is staying down here
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hunter.
Rev. J. Y. Davis snent Saturday
night with Mr. an 1 Mrs. Joe Hunter.
Lawrence Messer lost one of bin
calves recently.
The following poem was written
by Mr. C. W. Kirch, of the Kirch
Company, Sturgis, Mich. It is pub
lished in an illustrated booklet and
sent to their dealer organization. We
agree that the following is
WHAT TlIK WORLD NKKDS
A little less knock
A little more ease
' A little less reck
A little more please.
A little less spite
A little move dear
A little less might .
A little more cheer,
A little less tax
A little more right
A 1 1 it jo less or
A little more light.
I
A little less stick
A little more fun
A little less kick
A little more sun.
A IJttle less lak,,
A Tittle more give
A little less lake
A little more live.
A little less law
A. little more love
A little less claw
A little more dove.
;
L'Knvoi
A little less pull
A little more rope
A little less bull
A little more hope-
ed 28o
The total jrain in weii: hi, for t he I
third 'month' for all pupils, over and
above what the tulal wo i edit, was at
the end of the second month, anninnts
to !'!ii pounds. I
OFFICIAL RETURNS IN HA
State
Senate
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310
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296
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283 119
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12-
428 243
428
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416 2)
291 258
293 257
291 260
264 227
274 219 272 225
336 230 337 224 331 23S
6843 2961, 7010 2906 6738 3204 0958
AXTI-K1SSIXG DOCTOR LOSES
Seattle. Wash Even though Dr.
Daid C. Hall, University of Wash
ington health officer, insists "kissing
is unl-ygenic." he admitted that rules
against it at college are futile, adding
that "the physical urge for i motional
exp: essioti transcends all man made
rules to modify."
HREAK POOR 1177' AVIO
Lansing Mich.-Hueves . unab'u to
hivsk in a door a: a Lansing stole rc
cci'. 'y lo their own strength, ran
automobile to the entrance and
.n:. -hid it in 'with the bumpers.
" Had To Take Sorr -Kind
of a Laxative
Every Day, ' ' He Says
"Sargon Soft Mass Pills Regulated
My Bowels Perfectly."
"1 lufferw witn cDron
le constipation tot
J . f twenty rears I finally
l Nf reached the point
I when I bad tg tat
I - " ...3 aoma kind of a laa-
V. tZ. ul
V - f j the dld " Pu
k . ji1 jFf mj bowela nnd help ni
(MKST'r''' for Ui time being.
I & 'TL Barron Pllla Drought
I lNkawTI- m my ,lr,t onl'
n'" " 1 luting relief. They
regulated my bowela perfectly. I don't be
lieve there l another laxative like these 10
the world." U. P. Barwood. 70 Unoi St,
Rochester. N T.
" No Longer Have To
t Dose Myself With
Harsh Purgatives "
Will Always Blest the Day She
6tarted Saroon soft wati Kins.
Por the first time ln
tlx years I don't have
to dose my st 1 1 witni
narc-h puricatlvee. AUI
my troubles with con
stipation and bilious
ness were ended by I
Surgon Pills. My sklnl
has chAnged to a clear. I
liealtliy color. These!
pills are different from I
anv other laxative 11
luive ever used: I 11 sl-
wnvs liliss the duy 1 t(ok ft Irlend s ndvice
nnd started taking them." Mrs. A. 3
Vrcloaz. 311 Lime Ave . Long Beach. Calif .
He Never Has
To Take Laxatives
Gf Any Description
Uiecl Cathartics' Almost ' D.iily De
tore He Took S.irgon Pills
l-ur more thnn ten
-.ears 1 MillVreil Iniltl
amst-.patlori end nn"ln
.itive. torpid liver I
!id to t:ke (,:ne hort
of laxative or .cathartic
almost every day It
has now been thirty
Idnya since I took K.ir
S6n Bolt Mass Pills.
and I no longer rind It
necessary to take ntne
or laxatives of any
kind lor I am perfectly -regulated."
Thomas C. Matthews. 1441 wazee btrcet.
Denver. Colo.
Is Now Perfectly ,
Regulated First
Time in 15 Years
Was Continually Taking Mdiclnes
Without Lasting Benefits.
"1 was continually!
taking physics nnd lax
atives but could find
notliliiK to overcome
my dreadful consulta
tion Thanis to Sarcon
Bolt Mass Pills I now.
for the first time in
fifteen rears, have rca-
ular and thormiRlit
o o w e 1 eliminations
This is the only laxa
tive I ever ur.erl that I
work's naturally and easily unianit the
least (Tt'lplnt; or npsetthii! ef(.iT'. " - Mrs
Ellis Warner. 04! E. tjnd Bl..-. i?urilaiirt
Oregon
This KOinarKaDIC ilC(IICine
' mav-be obtained from
Way ires vi lie 1 ha r m aey
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1 I
mm -WFll
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32S
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392 121
394
397
390 24
312
30 6
313
123 168
117 171
123
149 102
103 194
101 195
103
126 1 92
49
47
50
48
36
36
35
36
35
297 211
216 . 29S
298 213
289 114
130
281 121
432 241 ' 422 251
424
426
246
296 255
281 271
290
289
270 222
250 247
2 69 221
335 228 30S 263
330
23 2
2906 6842 3044 0903 6954 2025
RECEIVE JAIL SE.XTE.XCES
Tillamook, Ore. Elmer Williams.
William Campbell and J. B. Monroe
weie sentenced to two years each in
th penitentiary here for chonnine a
pig to oeath with an axe. on a
spree. They wire foiled guilty
. : e yir.g projn rty.
liquor
ot d'
.AT
nrrs ,101;
i ani.u'tiU.', .Ua-s. Xiivertisimr tor
a job v.i an tfufnmubife poliluM', a liar,
vai'd .-: tiiit iit ilescri'oea himself as hav.
Kig "a -trong back and a weak mind."
it, s'.e; job. too.
CASE REVERSED
Wthington. Nov. The supremo
ci.un Monday reversed a conviction
of Wiiham Orau, Newport, Ky.. in an
iiv) M t'aiit opini. a infolving t he rights
t prohibition agents to search a pri
vate residence where there is no evi
dence of the sale of intoxicating liquor.
NOTICE OF TKl'STKtrs SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
WHEREAS, ,on November the 1
1927, J. F. Khelton, trustee for Ralph
KuykendaU, executed and delivered a
Deed of Trust to W'. J. Hannah, Trus
tee to secure $1,350.00, with interest,
due thereon, for J. R. Boyd, which
amount wa-s payable bv install
ments in one, two and thiee years,
which Deed of . Trust is duly
recorded in Record of Deeds
of Trust Number 22 on pae 11 in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Haywood County. Default having
been made in the payment of the in
debtedness secured by the said Deed
of Trust and having been requested by
the owner nnd holder of the notes
secured hv the same to execute the
power of sale contained in the said
Deed of Trust:
I will therefore on December the 2,
Ii.'i2, at ten o'clock A. M., at the
courthouse door of Havwood County,
sell fo:- cash to the
public auction the
said Deed of Trust
b ehest bidder at
land de.-cribed m
as follows:
H Kl N'C THE
FIRST TRACT:
SAME land sold am
onveveil hv Al
den Howell and wife 1
tlinie Howell
l Hiver arv
2111 h dav of
I to W. L. K uykendall an
ler, bearihjr date of tin
jar.u'a rv. I ;M '.'. and yhi.
1 erordi'.l in the t i;li,:
i d rd is duly
. , ., i 1 . .
ii.
aunty, Neil
:'!(!-. Xii'i !n
ar.
Una n:
ir,o sti
i wh
1 (too 1.1
i ( ference
half inlen
la this ti
interest, :
I hi'M'by made for the one
t iti'iveyeii by stiid 't'itrxei
n t 'ahd tile oilier one half
Ireadv .beilijc 'owned by th.
said V . L. Kuvkendall and whicn sum
tract is inore particiilarly di'scribed
as follows: 15 1',( 1 1 N MNt ! oil a Cuciini
ber corner and runs North ,2 E. 10
poles to a sUute in the field; thence
s. 72 V V. so 'poles to a black oak on
side of ridno; thence up I he moun
tain as folhiws: N. ait'j"- 35 poll's to
a Chestnut Oak; thence N. 51" W. 21
poles to a Chestnut; thence N. H '. a
V. 12 poles to a ( bestnut in the Hoyd
line; tlience with his line N. 73 E.
20 poles to a Lncust: thence N. 20
E. H8 poles to a Kirch and a hestiitil
in the Hart line; thence N. )!)" E. 25
poles; thence N- ,M ' E. 15 poles;
thence N. 5.1 I'.. 10 polos; thence
South MM-j decrees East 55
poles lo a black oak, J. L. 1' oriruson's
corner; thence S. -I1-' E. 100 poles
to a stake; thence S. 72'.s E. HO poll's
to the beu'innini.', containine: 117 acres
more or less.
iSECOND TRACT
beine; the same lain
If. .Moody and w ife
by deed hearint,' date
;.tid wi'a !i is duly
.ollice of !ho Register
ood, ( '.Hint y. North
.55 at piii'.e 5S0, and
li,o' (, iiai I a'tlltu iv is-
Begmninir and
conveyed by V.
1o Oliver ':(!' vec
of April 11, 1!M!I
( corded in the
of Deeds of Uny
Canilinit in book
'which land are
c r i bod as follows:
lleeiliiiill;!- nil a st:tl:
Hank of the liraiich, .
:imi in the Howell :,h.
tin
, Has
eorne
ih ill
YWOOD COUNTY
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2 73
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.431; ,'241 429
4l3 20O 4 1 ti
217. . 127 . 217
201
204
134
208 : 143
342 140
143
3 3
142
333 147
124
1 24
1 23
24
3')l
3S7
390
31 '1
69
31 1
318
154 128 161 124 160 117 172
172 104 J 92
11.
187
109
39
18
48 .
46
3G
41
36
36 37
211 297 217 301 209 296 217
121
279 119.
292 114
279 121
246
.424 247.
427
430 221
;
261
288 263
207
290 260
221
216
266 225
2 38
318 24t
34.
2 26'
338 ;
2924-' ' 6887- 3047
69 0
2873 6936 2986
same N. 72? E. 52 poles to a Chest
nut on top of Tine Mountain ridge;
thene2 down the same S. 10 V. 26
pok s to a chestnut by a large chest
nm stuw.p; thence S. 32 W. Si's
pates to tnt
to the tiice line: thence witn
.i me S. 70'' W. Hi
j ii t'tii vi-r's corner.
I line N. 2r W. -I I
poles to a stake
thence with his
poks lo the He
ll) act es siH.rv 01
c'lnnin'. iMlUtutiin;.1
less.
; THIRD TRACT: Reins the -.tin.-jhind
sold and ecmeyed by Tliotua
I Rathbone and '.v tfe .Martiia Rat tibatie
to said O. L. Carver, by deed dated
the 10th day of Maivh, lt and which
said deed is duly registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Hay
wood County, North Carolina in record
of Deeds number 40 at paire 1st), to
which record reference is hereby made
for a full and complete description of
-aid lands, which are more particu
larly described as follows, towit: Be
ginning at a Black Oak corner of
Erastus Wood's lund and runs thence
N 72'2 E. 77 '-a poles to a stake in a
tkdd; thence N. 2;1 W. Ii1 poles to a
Cucumber; thence N. 77V E. 20
poles to a stake in a branch; thence
S. 23 E. 44 poles to a stake in the
Rice line; thence with the Rice line
S.70 W. 25 poles to a Sourwood;
thenc a westward direction h2 poles
to the Beginning:, containing 25 acres
more or less. The above described
lands is situated on Iurchase Moun
tain in Jonathan's Creek Township,
HaywvHxl County, North Carolina and
the same is to be sold under this ad
vertisement as above indicated for the
purpose of satisfying the said Deed
of Trust.
This the 2nd Dir- of November. 11)32
W. J. HANNAH
Trustee
Nov. 10 17 21 Dec. 1
NOTICE OF 1UCSTEKS SALE
On Friday, December 2nd, 11W2, at
ten o'clock, A. M. at the court house
door m the town of avnesville, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, I will
sell at. public outcry, to the hig'hest
bidder for cash, the foliowinft lands,
Iving and heme; in Waynesville Town:
s'hi, and more particularly described
as follows:
KMC 1 NI Nt; at a ti'iaple, corner of
i N
17, in :i low
; with l he lmi
W. IS'- pole.--of
flat and f
I !G"t polos to
il V. 112 pole
i I tli mount rn
K'ap
s v.f
to a
in ri
ainl
11 II:
said tra !. :'
tl a1e at upii"
oof of liili, N. H,'.
a Itn'tvo ash; I henci
. to a stake on t'o'
in W est liaund.'t! j
I me ai
line, h
corner
and I'lotC
,s "" W
line
I house with hi
.pole:'; to cliesimil
t hence S.M2.-j'-. W
Id frarl
11 poles to four upright
tones in
' mill's
small hollow ; t hence S.
to a -black oak mi ridn
tlience S. tl'
west of gap
W
pol
to st one
of ndge; thence h. M
to a stake; tlience h. S7 I
to stake near -aid Hyatt'
l!U
poles
tt22 poles
resilience,
corner o! ld 'ract
No. l; thence with
E. 7S poles mid o
top. of riilire, ..orner
with said line, live ,
:uid in line of lot
said, line "N.. l'i
links to slake on
of Nil. 17; thence
alls: N. 7S'
W.
w
2 Pa pole-; " 1 to st ike,
ri-., poles to slake on ndgi
!
W. 26 .poles, .5 - L - to slnko, N.
02" W. 15' poles to sourwood, . N.
77" W. l'.Pj poles to a s'take. West
14 poles to BEtilNNLMif "Ciiiitntniiig.
one hundred and sixty-three (Hi.'U
acres, more or less.
I Sab made 'pursuant to power of rale
' conferred . upon, me by a deed of t rust
aled M.i , 1027 i m i lilt d h I' I
I'vatl and wi
Mu'cie N 1 1 sail
and recorded
Record, of 1 )i
look I'd, at pajre 211,
of Trust of ll:r.vv, nod
( .'oii n.ty
record
all the
same.
This
, to which deed of trust
reference is hereby ni:i b
and
for
t he
torn
ml,
iiidit ions '.i
'i'riislee
I Nov 10 -17 21 Dei
(tenet!-
h;k iifi:
2 1 7 1 1 i r
12 3 7
1 im;
i 1. 1 1 Iter
21s 11 :,
v.Y
407
397
1 8
. 10
2:;'s :
270
13.1.
145!
13
42:1: 2-
I III 21
210 It
-410'
I I 0
2,1,
20i; 142
32'. i:o
3 11 1 ,0
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13
1
10
13
20
i n
3K(i
401
21
1.3
287
Jl.
31?
111 174 121 170
,118 184
198 109 198 109 198
108 199
11
46
1:0
45
11
41,
11
35
40
3
34
4 4
33
29E
218
295
217
295 218
277 124
'79 120
27i 125
424 223
430
399 . 242
278. 26.
286
l',
25.8
253 235
261
236
231 312
331
'11
320
6679 3146 ,6911 2993 6800 308
XOTJCE OF SALE
On Monday, November 23th, 1932,
at 11:00 o'clock A. M.. at the Conrt
House door in the Town of Waynes
ville. Haywood County, North Caroli
na, the undersigned iru.-tee will sell
a: public out-cry to the highest bid.
di r for cash, the following- described
premises:
l.yinjr and Im in.c it. Haywood Coun
tv. N. C.. and fu'dv described as fol
lows: Bojiriimiiit,' en r.n iron stake in the
North side line of Baliew Avenue, said
iron stake beint 5 f.-c-t. in an east
erly direction from the North East
intersection corner of an alley
and Baliew Avenue , and on the
North side line of Baliew Avenue; thi3
intersection corner beinjr 100 feet
Easterly from the intersection of
Academy Street and Baliew Avenue,
and runs thence North 13 45' East
132 feet to a stake; thence East 50
feet to a sta,kc; thence South 4" West
IIS feet to a --take in the North side
line of Baliew Avenue; th?nce S. 88
W. 70 feet with said Avenue to a
stake; thence N. 7.J 45' W. fi.fid feet
to the Beginning.
Being: the same property conveyed
to the said H. B. Reeves and wife by
deed dated March 5th, 1015, and re
corded in Book 53, page 27.
This sale is made under, by virtue
of and pursuant to the power of sale
contained m that certain deed of trust
executed by H. B. Reeves and wife.
Annie Reeves, to Union Trust Com.
pany of Maryland and Insured Mort
gage Bond Corporation of N. C.
Trustees, dated April 15th, 1927. and
recorded in Look 21. page 64. Rc
vord of Heeds of Trust of Jfiaywood
County, N- C. to which safif, record
reference is hereby made for all the
terms and conditions of the same.
Union Trust Company of Mary,
land. Insured Mortgage Bond
Corporation of N. C, Trustees.
Nov. 3-10-17.24 MGS
XOTICE TO CREDITORS
NORTH CAROLINA.
II A V WOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
AMBROSE PRINTING COMPANY,
a al.
LAKE ,1 UN ALU SKA METHODIST
ASSEMBLY and SOUTHERN S- -
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All persons- lia v',i.r claim.-'- :.i.C"iimS
life Lake .hinahi-. a .Mrdlioiiisi. A -cm..
-ly ::ikI the Soiilnerr. A-semhly, the
' f. mlanl-s a'nive us. mod va 1;im- .io
liii' that they-. are ri.iuu'e.l. iiv i;n
erd.-r made i" this cause l.iy His -Honor.
!F. lliiyle Sink. ,l-.i lee iiretdiliii.n' ;it
th0 September Term of the Siipei'loi'
Court of Jlaywooil I'ounty. lo present
(heir siril;c(i claims to ill, tinder
signed Receiver ,)f said defendants
wit hill 00 o.'.ys from November lOth,
iy:!2, ni' this notic will be i-leadi'il in
l.ar of t heir recovery.
This. 'November Hi, l;i2.
JAM Eli A i bINS. Jr.,
Receiver.
Nov. 10-1 7-21-1 )eci 1.
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S I A IT OP NORTH ( AROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
BERTH A M EL PON. Plaint iff
VS.
IRA M ELTON. Defendant.
The defendant. IRA MELTON, will,
lake notice that an action-entitled as
abuse has UOrn commenced in tii(. Su
perior Court of Haywood County.
North Carolina, for tnc purpose of..
oUaining an abso'tite divoree on
statutory .r"otinds.
'Mini said defendant, will further
tiUe nnlico: t'eal .! ! .require,! to
::ie v r ';' the olli.s. Df the .'Clerk' of
th-e . Siiperior- Court .-f aid C'junty
K (!; ( ',1111-1 Hease i,i Wtivni'sville,
X.'ii.t'i Carolina. n:-i (iie 'ibt v. of .
;'V;-'Mlv)';, !)o2. 'iml hnswei or
liisiiii-!- e tlie foton'aiiir id said ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to tht;
I court .for the relief demand-':! it-, aid
I complaint.
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W. C. liYislLS.
Clerk Superior Court, ILiywood
('ountyi N C. '
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V.'nmt;,. i.Nwt'h (.are'iita. that- iti stud -action,
the plaintiff seeks to have a cer
tain Deed .of Trust he hi by it sii'ciared
a (irst and prior lien against a. c 'rtain
lot cf !:i'id located i 1 fir .year: the
'lown ot WaviiL'Sville, lvnifr at aha
intersection of Smathers and Govern
ment streets and being lot Number
Six (6) of the Harbeck S.ublivis:er
according to a plat duly iec,rded in
Plat Hook "15," Vac "H," Registry
of Haywood Count;, and itekiiij
further to have said property sold
under foreclosure anl " pundino; the
outcome of said action, seeking the
appoointment of a Receiver to collect
rents from said property and to other,
wise protect nnd preserve same;
And the said defendants '.vill furth
er take notice that the are lequired
to appear at the oilic ot ihc Clerk
of Superior Court of Haywood Coun
ty, on or before the 28th day of Dec.
1932, and answer or demur' to the
Complaint in said action and at. the
same time to answer the-. Plaintiff's
Petition for a receiver, or otherwise
the plaintiff will apptv to tne Court
lor the relief demanded m said Com
plaint and Petition, ft:
W u. BYFRS
Clerk pf the Superior Court;
This 28th dav of Oct.. 1932.
Nov. -"3-10-17-24. S. M. R. .
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