THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1932
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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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The 317 club members enrolled in
the 4-H clubs of Cabarus County pro
duced $9,106.18 worth of products
this season. The net labor return
was $5,057.03.
The 54 sweet potato curing houses
in Gaston County are all filled with
.g good grade of sweets.
Certified Irish potatoes in Haywood
County produced at the rate 240 bur.h
els to the acre as compared with 160
bushels from ordinary home selecteJ
seed. . 1 t
Four pure 'oied Jersey bull- from
thp Shuford farm in CaUwba County
! were purchased by Edge;ombe fann
ers recently.
"0-o-h..WiII
you really d
.. Santy?"
"SURE,--ni Bring Thera---I
Have All My Toys on Display at
Ray's Variety Store, go and see
them J
Ray's Variety Store
''Headquarters For Toys"
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Give ttem
Mie Ccttunmticaticn
.A TELEPHONE
C4s a Christmas gift, a telephone is unusual, and
most useful. When you give your family a telephone, you
give a service that will run errands anywhere, any time,
in all kinds of weather.
You give your family ready access to friends, which
means many pleasant social gatherings that might other
wise be missed.
You give a certain protection in emergencies, for
who knows when it will be necessary to call the doctor
the police the fire department ?
You give your family a priceless gift quick, easy,
two-way voice communication for every day of the year.'
Think how much it means to have that familiar
instrumentthe telephone forming a link between your
home and the outside world, and you 'will agree that the
telephone has all the essential qualities of the ideal
Christmas gift.
And the cost is so small that it doesn't begin to com
pare with the value. It is wise to order now, so that
Christmas day will find your telephone in place, ready to
serve.
Southern Bll
Telephone and Telegraph (fjffl) Col
ism
THREE
1 Fordson Tractor
(used very little)
1 '29 Model Pickup Ford Truck
1 '30 Model Ford Coach
SEE CALL OR WIRE
JERRY LINER
Lake Junaluska, N. C. Phone 263-J
DISTRICT ROTARY Soco Gap Road Sur
vey By Highway
MEETING IS HELD
IN WAYNESVILLE
(Continued from page 1)
from the crowded section of the coun
try. Mr. Jack-on told of a recent visit
to the northern market ami what he
saw there in the way of machine im
provements. "Machines are taking
the places of the bread-winners of our
homes," he said. "1 saw in New York
one machine that was turni'ig out
n.ore work that; 50 men ordinarily
turned out, and only one man was
operating till:- machine."
"There are at present twelve mil
lion )eople out of work ill this country,
and it seems that little can be done
o create jobs for them. We now
have a surplus of everything, we have
got to adopt a new way of living," the
speaker continued.
President Hunter, of (. ullowhee,
said in the course of his address that
the Great Smoky Mountains National
Park, would mean more to this section
than anything that has come this way
in the history of the state.
F. Roger Miller, of Asheville, a past
president and now serving his second
term as chairman of the inter-city
relations committee of the Asheville
Rotary club, told the council that four
new industries have definitely decid
ed to locate in Western North Caro
lina and are now considering sites.
"A dozen or more important new
business enterprises are in prospect
for the near future," he said. "Pros-
uectiv,. purchasers are considering two
large resort developments which will
add greatly to our present facilities
for the entertainment of tourists. More
than a million tourists will visit the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
in IblSo.
Advertising Needed
"Western Carolina's greatest devel
opment as a 'tourist center is just
ahead," Mr.. Miller declared, and he
urged the impoi tance of national ad
vertising for the i egion n a whole.
: "In P.'"1, a year of 'great ami gen-
Nil depi e Moil." he said, "the inns
and hotels of I 'a
ihun PJ, OOO.POtl tour.M- ;'.
and a revenue final ill.:,
moie than .Si..wO.iMH)."
lie said that "co-opei a' .
planting competition aMiniv.1
inanities; .f Vc-!e:ii North
and this, the most import
Official on Wed.
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that
i-narge ot '.he survey, said that his
surviy .-hows that a road from Dell
w, o,l to Sik-o tiap, a distance of eight
an. I a ha'f miles, with a thirty foot
i r,
J
wii
not cos: an ex:
rnia lepoited nier,
u:al- euo'.t .iav
.1 : s
ihe
( ai
'.lit
eiilia,
thing
in a general loll,, is
emeiil of the civic
that has happened
already the achiev
organizations."
Ad orates Regional Body
Mr.. Miller advocated the oigoiiii'a
tion of a regional planning council to
embrace representatives to all the
groups and agencies interested in the
social and economic advancement of
the mountain section as a whole, lie
argued that this method is needed to
co-ordinate the activities of various
agencies engaged in special endeavors
by operating independently, to
plan an orderly program of develop
ment, and to give definite direction to
ideas irenerallv accepted as logical
and desirable but now lanquishing for
lack of support.
"Western North Carolina lacks
regional entity," he said, "unity of
plan and purpose, co-ordinated init
iative and activity, a working and
effective organization devoted to the
advancement of the region as a whole.
We have unlimited resources and op
portunities too numerous to catalog."
There are more than 500,000,000
persons in the world who can neither
read nor write.
ive amount
money, m fact Mio cost of such a
:..:i will r.ot bo ah.ne the average,
i ., : so rough as the Smokeniont
au. and will be a better road and
a. . -o ililHcuit of construction.- He
. i ;mu tlnve would probably be
a . a: LbhUHIO cubic yards of dirt to
. . : i aiowd in the strictly mountain
ous part of th,, road- that is from
a ;u tit one mile above Maggie to the
gap. a distance of three and a half
lriics. He said that his report will
be ready to be made next week, there
being only a few details to be worked
out.
This road. Mr. Marsh said, will be
a verv beautiful one, for the most
par. :traight. no sharp curves, and
the purely mountainous part of it
about a seven per cent crade. He
stated, however, that it will bo jn.
caample'te if thp road does not go on
through the Indian Reservation to
connect with Highway 107 at Chero
kee, a distance of eleven miles. Mr.
Marsh said. Written by W. C lAlen.
eriiing
H'SS of
it !
several
i clock
weeks
Mr-
Mrs. C.C. Ridge -Is
Buried Last Tues.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday af.ernoon at 2 o'clock for
Mrs. Clarence C. Ridge. 55, of Jack
son Creek, near Ashlxiro, North Car
i 'ina, who died at her home Monday
following nu
remembered in
Ida McCracken
a popular moni
a. (he Haywood
. , ,1 bv h. , bus
Mrs. Florence
M i ( rai ken of
alherw ood. ol
. Glenn P.ovd of
a !,l - I ). Kill li
te.. ..n.l W. II.
.Iiiiiahiska.
Ialiv- attended
count v: Mrs.
Jerry Leather-
in on a J
a liberal allowance
on your
OLD RADIO
Through tpecial arraQtment
with lh manufacturers of Ma
ttic Radios, we arc enabled
lo make you a startling offer on
your old radio, to be applied
gainst the purchase price of a
New Majestic. Eisht beautiful
new models, all the latest ad
vancements, lowest prices in.
history, including Majestic
tubes and Federal tax paid.
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dd from Jerry R. Smathers and wife
to the said S. A- Copney. dated Au
gust 19. 1908, and i recorded in
Book 26 page 185 Record of Deeds
f Haywood County;
EXCEPTING from the above that
portion of said lot heretofore con
veyed to Janey Modre by ded re-
t h.l in Book page Re.
k of Deed of Haywood County,
icfaance being made to said two
' ,is far a full ''.cription of said
. t aa 1 said excepted lot.
Saie made pursuant to the power
'.'it'. I upon ,ne by deed of trust
, .u'cii by S. A. Copmy dated
Y..ir. 2,i;h lt2!, anil recorded in
Kiv.:. a'" Ibed: of Trust N'o. 2t5 page
if!, ia th olllie of th Ia'gisier of
,!i.' - , ;' Hayvvaad County, to which
:. '"'(- is made for al the terms
: a 1 ., .nl it ions of the same.
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STAMEV.
Trustee
NO I'lCK OK SALE
t)n January 5, liHW, at eleven o'clock
a. m. nt the court house door in the
town of Waynesville, the undersigned
will offer for sale at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described property in the town
of Waynesville. to-wit:
BEGINNINC, on Walnut Street 150
feet from the R. B. Osliorne corner on
south side of Walnut Street, adjoining
the lot sold to one, Revis-, and runs S.
45 W. 150 feet with the Revis line;
thence S. 42 E. 4:1 feet with J. M.
Queen's line to the old State Road;
thence N. 56 E. 14(1 feet to Walnut
Street; thence 7,'i feet, more or less,
to the BEGINNING, being the second
tract, of land deeded in a deed from
C. E. Ray and wife, Minnie Ray, to
Sol Shehan and Carl Shehan, dated
July 2, 1920.
EXCEPTING AND RESERVING
from the foregoing boundary all of
that, portion of said lot above describ
ed, lying on the West side of the curve
on tile East side of East Main Street
in the town of Wuvuesville.
Sale made pursuant to the authority
of the Hoard of Aldermen of the town
of Wnvnosvillc.
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follow i :- v
ra I from thi
.-,' Mayo.. Mrs,
Mi-s He lie McCracken, Misses
i .anil Anna Pcile Met raekeii. ami
Glenn A. l!oyd.
Cows on the farm of Bryant W.illin
and Lester Price in Madison County
returned a pasture rental of $.'1.50' to
$4 a head per-monlh al'i'T paying the
cost of other feed and labor.
AIM I 'SlSTIlAtoK'S SOTICK
Iliiving' (U vlified as administrator
of the estat,, of W. I). Blalock, ' de
ceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
state of the deceased tt exhibit them
to the undersigned ni Hazelwood.r
North Carolina, on or befor,. the 15th
day of December, 15)3.1, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their r(e
covery.
All persons indebted lo said ei?tnte
will pleaae make paymen.t imme
diately. This thi 15th day of Decmebr, 1932.
T. L. BLAVl.OCK.
Administrator of tho Esti te of V.
I). Blnloek, Deceased.
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Y'OU may "save" a little by doing your own washing,
but will it buy back youth?
NO woman ever "s;ived" enough by doing her own
washing to make up for the sacrifice of youth and beauty
and health. Let us lift this BURDEN let us make each
washday a holiday in which you can do all those exciting
things you have always been too busy to do before. , Just
phone for service when your bundle Is ready.
Waynesville Laundry
"Call 205-WeH Do The Rest"
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Massie Furniture Co.
Main Street Waynesville N. C.
A DMINISTItA THIX XOT1CE
The undersigned having qualified ns
administratrix of tho estate of W. S.
Patter-on. deceased, all persons hav-
Inir fluiniK iicainst said estate are
'h..ri)iv notified to nresent duly sworn
ttiiiemi-nts of the same to the under-
siirm.d on or Ix-lore December 6, 193.1,
.,r this notice will be pleaded in bar
of the recovery thi're.if. Any per
umif; iiw lebted to said estate are here.
I,v notified to oav the amount of Said
indebtedness' 'o the undersigned at
once.
'I his the -It Vi d ie oT l)"cember, P).'i2.
MRS. Itil, I PATTERSON,
Administratrix of V. S. Patterson,
.); X-15-22 :;;-i a ti. 5-.1 2 deceased.
XOT1CK OF-.TRIWM'H SALE
On Monday, January 2. PC!:!, at
eleven o'clock ;i. m. at t.m courthouse
Nor in the Town of Waynesville,
II;ivwood County. N. .('.", I Will
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at, public outcry to
for. cash the follow
and premises lying
uesville . Township.
. C.
: BEGINNING
Thomas 'Street. ,,:.") f
i.'niT of FIint Alley
-t ( et and running N.
rtlil feet : thence S. .40' eh
thence S. 4- (leg. 10'
thence N. 40 deir. W.-
sell
the hiKhesL bidder
ij ik'-cribed tani's
ami being in Way
lla.v.v(,ol County.
I'.ast.' side of
ct from tho
ami Thomas
3 deg. ::o' E.
g. E; 50 feet ;
W. IMS feet;
villi Thomas
Stn et to the B l-.GIN N ING. and he
ir, i' the .s.'ime nronerty conveyed by
Charles Conley and wife Josephine
f'nnle.V to William Gray and Clara
fir. y by deed dated -August 15),. 15)18.
which said deed is duly on record in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
Haywood County in Baiok of Deeds
No. 50 page 428 to which deed and
record reference is hereby made.
Sale made pursuant to the power
conferred upon me by deed of trust
vecuted by William Gray and wife
Clara Gray dated March 12, 1925,
nnd recorded in Book of Deeds of
Trust No. 15 page 119. Office of Reg
ister of Deeds of Haywood County,
to which reference is made for all the
terms and conditions of the same.
This December 2nd. 1932.
GEO. H. WARD.
Trustee.
Dec. 8-15-22-29
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday January 2, 1933, t
eleven o'clock a. m. at the courthouse
f)oor in the Town of Waynesville,
Havwood County, N. C; I will sell at
public outcr to the higiiest bidder for
cash the following . described lands
and premises lying and being in Way
nesville Township. Hayweod County,
n. c -
A certain tract of land in the Town
of Waynesville whereon the said S.
A. Copney now resides, which lot or
tract of land is fully described in a
aOtll dav (
TOWN III'
f Xovemb... !'.'.!
WAVNESVIEI.I'
Bv J. II. ilowi
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of 'Citi.'.e
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and
: t ; ! r u v ol .miiisi 1 1 fen JU
V! "Jib (c), Consoliilated
nil icisoas who have
.nst the abo.e named bank
y notified to present proof
at avnesv Hie. N. 1 .. on
the 1st day of February,
1' liuic to present claim on or be
I re the above (late bars the claim
1 1 . j I presented except as to the assets
i,. t.'ie hank m the hands of the Com
missioner of Blinks for the account
ot said hank it the time the claim is
presented
('injection to Uit. allowing of any
claim may be made by any interested
person bv filing such obiect in the
pending action in the office of tho
ulerk of the t.ourt of this county and
by serving a copy thereof on the
Commissioner of Banks Ou the Li
quidating Agent of this bank.
This the 1st day of November, 1932.
A. M. BURNS, Jr.,
Liquidating Agent of Citizen Bank
& Trust Co.. Waynesville, N. C.
Note: In filing claims for Cashier's
Checks, Bunk Drafts, Certificates of
Deposit or (!ertified Checks the par
ticular instrument must b( surrend
ered when Proof of Claim is pre
sented. Nov. 24-Dec. 1-8-15
XOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-.
TATE
Default having been made ia the
payment of the indebtedness secured
oy a t'l'ain deed nf trust exe.'ilted
to the First National Company of
Durham, I neot por'a ti d and the l.'r.ion
Trust 'Company ol Marvl.-in I, l'rus
teea. hv Zhll 'li; MUSE ;.ml V E R
NKTTE S. M USE, his wife, . " the
first day. of 'July. PCS' .ni the I .tails-.
hei( in. (le. crihed. said -ileed of trust
baiiig ..recorded in Book 21, page 524
in the (jtiiee (if the K"gis:er ei Ileeitn
far Ilayc. ooil County, North Carolina,
(: iir.dai'sign.'d wi I la having II i a so
i 'i:i,t'. kil . by th hel ler .i.f . va: in-.
t btvdnes.-, ofler for sale at public
auction, to the highest .bii'dcr for .
c a b. at tie- ciiultliou-e ijiio'r- in Hay.
.ve.o I ('ounty. North ( arolina. at
: w'i'ivi (rclock iioon 't,
1 liURSDAY, DlM EMBEK 15, '15)3? ..
! a 'leads (!e.'cribr d in said deed of
vh' i to-wit :
ni'diJaNlNG en n-.stak'i, at tiu in-,
t '.((;:.: of the Northwest margin
f. Spring Stree t wi'.ii Northeast mar
gir. of aa .nn.:.nv- I stnat arid -.las
. ' nc Xiirt1, '." --. nia: r ;." ai Spring .
a-tna't N. ir',.il"Ltr 'as Past 75 ffetti. a
a'.e, cjrntir'' of li. Siiiatdvers' prop
erty ; (hence with Snuahers line 2
taiii:, as t.o.ia'A.': Nort.i ."! (w-;;i-..cs
Vi a t -15S fei t to a stake: ttien North
2 degrees 1 (iminur.es Ea-t 250 fet
to a a t i.e, 'Smathers coi ner in the
Jor.r.sjn line;, then with the Johhuon.
lir.e North 70 degrees West 103 feet
to a stake; thance South 2 degrees
10 minutes We-t 330 feet to a stake
in the North margin of an unnaineda
street ; then with sail street . 2 calls:.
South 87 degrees 50 minutes East 50
fci't -to. a turn in ' s::id street, then
Sauth -a(i (Irgrets East 151 feet to the
BKGrXNING. being lots 114 and
12'5 inclusive Tf the George Smather3
property and a lot 75 feet by 151 feet
knr.wr. ni the 0. B. VViison lot.
The purchaser at the foreclosure
'-ale assumes the payment of all un-:
paid taxes and street ; assessments
against the property.
The Union Trust Company of Mary
land h .ving resigned as Trustee as
in said deed of trust provided, the
sale is 1 eing advertised a"d 'conduct-. :
ed fiv the undersigned trustee. '
This: 12th 'da'v' of .November. 15)"2. ,
W. G. BRAHAM and T. L. BLAND,
Receivers, First National Company
of Durham. Incorporated, Trustee.
Nov. 24-Dec. 1-8-15