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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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""'"'"IMPROVED'"'
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY
chool Lesson
By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D., Mem-
Ltr of Faculty, Moody Hlble
1 Institute of C'iilc.iEO.)
. 1023. W ..-stern Ncwsjiaiitir L'nlcn.
Lesson for June 4
JESUS FACES BETRAYAL
DENIAL
AND
l-E.-.-N "N TKXT .Mark 11:10-72.
0 . U.I.rUN Ti:XT llo Is ckspiscil and
reject, d i.l' i.icn: ;. n-,:in of sun-ows, ainl
acqu:tit.tc-"l v.nli f:r..f: (ind w ! ;i '
it wi ro v.r l'.c' s n-,.m him; hi"; w.is
despise!, r.i.tl vu .!. mtl him not.
Isaiah
J'l:l.M.I:V T il-ic .lc us ati.l IV-!. r.
JU.Mi'l; TOPIC The I.i.nl's Kiii.pi r.
1. vri:i:Mi;L'iATi:: ask .skxioi: rur-
IC Loyalty in Tim-s -f Ti-stin;,-.
Yoixu -I'Koru-: anu adlxt toi'-
IC The FclU.wMii of His SulTorinys.
1. Judas' Bargain With the Chief
Priests (vv. in, 11).
This black crime was conmiitlc I
immediately follow ing 1 ho beautiful
act of devotion I.y Mary (John 12:1).
II. The Last Passover (vv. 12 -25).
J. The rro;irurioii (vv. 12-10). I;i
reply to tlio inquiry of tlio dicipU's
us to where tliey should prepare the
Passover for hiin, Jesus told them to
go into the city where they would
meet a man boari".; a pitcher of wa
ter, whom they thould follow. In the
house. to which they would be led,
would he a uest chamber, a large
upper room, where they should make
ready (lie Passover.
2. The betrayal announced (vv. 17
21). The betrayal was to be by one of
the disciples who was rating with
Jesus.
3. The sacrament of the bread ami
cup (vv. ir2-25). These were symbols
of lils broken body and shed blood by
which he inn de atonement for man's
(sins.
III. Jesus Foretells the Cowardice
of the Disciples (vv. CO 31).
In spite of their turning from him,
Jesus assured them that after h,.,
resurrection he would go before them
into Galilee. I'eter assured Jesus that
he would not forsake him.
IV. The Agony in Gethsemane (vv.
32-42).
1. Jesus Christ's agony (vv. 32-31).
a. The place (v. 32). The Garden of
Gethsemane, an enclosure containing
olive and lie; trees-, beyond the brook
Kidron. about three-fourths of a mile
from Jerusalem. lot hseniaue means
olive press. Fdersheim says it is an
emblem of trial, distress, and agony.
h. His companions (v. ,'!;',)! He tool;
with him the eleven disciples, that as
far as possible they might share his
sorrow with him.
e. His great sorrow (v. 31). This
is the same "cup" as In verse 30. It
was not primarily the prospect of
physical suffering- that was crushing
him; It was his suffering as a sin
bearer his pure soul coming into
contact with the awful sin and guilt
of the world. God caused the iniquities
of the world to strike upon Jesus (II
Cor. 5:21 ; Isa. 53 :G).
2. Jesus Christ praying (vv. 35-42).
a. The first, prayer (vv. 33-3S).
(1) His posture (v.-35). - He fell on
his face prostrate to the ground.
(2) His petition (v. 3G). ISy tlio cup
is meant bis den Mi on the cross. While
It was grievous to endure the shame
of the cross, lie pressed on knowing
that for this cause be had come Into
the world. (John 12:27, 28; cf. Itch.
2:11).
(3) His resignation, (v. Sfi). Me
knew that his death on the cross was
the will of God the Father, for be was
the Lamb slain from the foundation of
the world.
(4) The disciples, rebuked (v. 37).
. lie singled out Peter, since he bad
been the most conspicuous in pro
claiming bis loyalty (John 13:3S).
(5) Exhortation to the disciples (v.
38). He said, "Watch and pray lest
ye enter into temptation."
b. The second prayer (vv. 30, 40).
lie withdrew the second time and ut
tered the same words In prayer.
c. The third prayer (vv. 41, 42). lie
uttered the same words in his third
prayer (.Matt. 20:44).-He now told the
disciples to sleep on and take their
rest ns tho hour had come for his be
trayal. V. The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus
(vv. 43-05).
1. The sign to the mob (vv. 43-17).
With the basest of hypocrisy Judas,
designated Jesus to the mob by a kiss,
the token of love.
2. Jesus forsaken by all (vv. 4S-52).
One of the disciples attempted to de
fend Jesus by resorting to the sword
(Matt. 20:51), At Jesus' rebuke for
this act the disciples nil fled.
VI. Peter Denies the Lord (vv. 00
72). '.
His failure was due to.
1. Boasting self-confidence (vv. LTi-
31). :
2. Lack of watchfulness (v. 37).
3. Neglect of prayer (v. 38).
4. Service In the energv of the flesh
(v. 47).
5. Following Jesus afar off (v. 04).
C. Seeking company among the
Lord's enemies (v. C7).
A Song in Your Heart
"If you are in the place where God
wants you to be, he will put a song in
your heart; PaulTind Silas were sing
ing in the prison at Philippi because
they were doing God's will.. A. Lind
say Glegg.
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Spreads Iti Lmter
The Bible, diamond-like, casts Its: lus
ter in every direction ; toreh-Rko, the
more shaken the more it shiuet'; herb
like, the more pressed the sweeter its
fragrance. Anonymous.
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ODD BUT TRUE
VNVt TttNN MA flvt&. lkg"tt 'i i
COOVft W U THC ) ,
No! ;,,, .il,. . y .
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Farm Act Is In
Practical Hands
The pledge that the "Agricultural
Adjustment Act will be .administered
by practical men in a practical fash
ion," mad by Secretary of Agricul
ture Henry A. Wallace, Himself farni
lued and a farm owner, is being ful
filled in the appointments of adminis
trative officers -of the Act made thus
far.
Gtorge N. Peek-.'. Federal Adminis
trator of the Act; Charles J. Brand,
his associate ; ( 'heste,. . C, Davis, in
charge ol pioiuctmn phases; M. 1
Wilson, directly concerned with wheat,
and C. A. Cobb, concerned with cotton,
were .ill born on farms ami have
farmed for a living.
Mr. l eek has been engaged in work
for farm relief since 1921. He Was
president of the American Council of
Agriculture in 192 1. He was engaged
for a long time in the manufacture of
agricultural implements at Moline,
111., and for the past 20 ycars has
owned farms in Colorado-
Mr. Brand, born on a farm in
Minnesota, has spent his life in work
connected "... with agriculture. Brand
was the first head of the Bureau of
Markets of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Chester C. Davis, born on an Iowa
farm, spent the first 20 years of his
life there, and later owned and op
perated a farm of his own.
M. L. Wilson was also born on an
Iowa farm. lie farmed in Nebraska
as a i'entor "when he was 21. home
stead in' Montana, managed a tractor
opera ted wheat l'rm there, ami Was
.me cf the first two county gents in
the State.
C. A. Cobb farmed in Tennessee be
fore going to the A. & M. College of
Mississippi.. For years. h, was Edi
tor of the Southern Ruralist in At
lanta. '"What will the girl of eighteen b'
in ten years' time'.'"- asks a critic
Twenty-one. ; --Lund --n" Opinion.
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Cross Them
t
WASHDAY
WASHDAY
WASHDAY
Save the worry of supervising your own washing
a disagreeable task that ties you down to the house every
Monday.
Save the waste of a laundress' wages, and the many
things she uses so carelessly soapwater fuel starch.
Save the worry over washwomen who are late and
incompetent help. j
Instead of the worries above we will render you
modern, scientific, cleansing service. . .always dependable
and truly economical.
L E T THE LA UN
Waynesville Laundry
"Call 205-We'll Do The Rest"
I I I I 1 ! 1 1 -1- -I- ! ! I- ! -I-I-
An elderly farmer drove into tow.i
one day and hitched his team to a
telegraph post.
"Here," exclaimed the burly police
man, "You can't hitch there!"
Can't, eh!" exclaimed the irate
farmer. "Well, why have you got a
sign up, 'Fine for hitching".'-'
Relieved By taking Cardui
"I was Weak and run-down and
tiul'fcreii (piite a bit with pains in
niy side," writes Mrs. Nick I tor-.'
kuko, of Beaumont, Texas. "1 was
nervous. I. did not .re.it well at
night, and my appetite, was poor.
"My mother had used Cardul
with beiii'l'icial result, so I detail' l
to lake it; I surely am glad I did,
for It fcitoipod the pain In my side
and built up my general lmilih.
I took sevan bottles in all."
Cardul is sold at all drug stores.
xoTici:
NOItTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
JOSIE BURWELL and husband,
W. M. BURWELL. BETTY ARNOLD
and husband, REGINALD ARNOLD,
VS.
JAMES E. HYATT and wife, ELEA
NOR HYATT, and, DAVID E.
HYATT and wife, AURORA HYATT.
The defendants. James E. Hyatt and
wife. Eleanor Hyatt, and David E.
Hyatt , and wife, Auroia Hyatt, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been -commenced- in the
Superior Court-, of Haywood County
North , Carolina, the subject of said
action being real property located in
said County, and that the plaintigs
have-filed, a dulyverified petition and
or complaint wherein plaintiff are
asking for partition of said land ami
for other relief; and the said defend
ants will further take, notice that they
are required to be and appear at the
office of the Clerk of Superior Court
Ail Off
WORK
WASTE
WORRY
I
D J 7 D O
I 7
I of Havwoo.i County. North Carolina.
at his office in Waync-ville, on or be-'Latimer and wife, Elsie Latimer, to
fore the 5th' day of July, 1933, and i Carolina Mortgage Company, Trustee,
answer on demur to the petition and ',,ate,(l ,J"ne 1 19-- and recorded in
or complaint in said action or plain- ook(12' 270, in the Office of the
titrs will apply to the Court for the! J l'1,"' ,''? f 1 ywood Coun-
relief demanded therein. Lien ma le in U o n f' "f
..... .... . r , -i ,,,.o l'((-n made m the payment of the notes
I his the 21th day of Apr.L. 19.,.,, thereby secured and the holder there
. G. BYEKS. of having directed that the deed of
Clerk Superior Court Haywood trust be foreclosed, the undersigned
County. N. C. ,.Ti ustes will offer for sale at the court
Xo. 70 June 1-M 5-22. . , -house door in the City of AVaynesville,
: , .North Carolina, at eleven o'clock a.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
'On .-Monday, .I'm,, 19,. 1933, at o'ev-j
en o'clock, A. M. at the court house :
door in the town of' U'tiynesville, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, I will
sell at public oulciy to the highest
bidder for cash, ' the. following lands
and premises:.
BEGINNING' oil a stake in the
I..i.-.er;y edge ot new County Road,
said stake being on Northerly side of
present entrance of Assembly ground
and running Northeasterly with mar -
. ........vv. .i.'.mun Kiuuiiu,1,
gin d' said County Road, 155 feet to
a stake in Easterly margin of said
County Roatl and the Westerly margin
of Avenue "L" where the two roads
formerly intersected; thence South
easterly with the Westerly margin of
said Avenue "L .-212 feet to a stake
in Westerly margin of said Avenue
and the Northerly margin of entrance
mail to Southern Assembly grounds;
thence Westerly with Northerly-margin
of said entrance road 145 feet to
the BEGINNING.
Being the same 'land as that con
veyed in a deed from the Junaiuska
Construction Company to George Mc
Elroy and wife, Margaret McElrov,
dated October 11, 1920, and recorded
in Book 58, page 123, Record of Dee.D
of Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to nower; of
sale conferred upon me by deed uf
trust dated September 5, 1927, execut
ed by George M.cElroy and wife
T.. .. l U 111 . . .
..Kuarei .vicciroy, ami recorded m
Book of Deeds of Trust No 11. nairi
291, office of Register of Deeds of
Haywood County, to which reference
is made for all the terms anil con
ditions of the same.
This 19th" day of May, 1933
GEO. li. WARD
Trustee -No.
OS May 25 June 1-8-15.
NOTICE t)F SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of power-and
authority contained in that certain
deed of trust, dated August 1, 1927.
and recorded in Book 20, page 07,
Hay-wood County Resristrv. and exe
cuted by Fred G. Roberts and wife, to
the Citizens National Bank of Raleigh,
V l .... i
v., ouw, ueiaun naving ueen
made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured thereby, whereby the en
tire amount ot said indebtedness be
came duo and navable and'-demand
naving been made by the holder of
said note upon the trustee named
therein to advertise and sell the prop
erty described in said deed of trust,
tne undersigned will offer for sale
for cash at public auction at ths
court house door in Waynesville, Hav-
wood County, N. C., at noon on Mon
day, June 12, 1933, the. following de
scribed real estate:
BEING in the town of Canton,
Haywood County, N. C, and more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
North margin of Patton Avenue,
Hawkins corner 310 feet from North
Main Street, and runs North 37 de
grees 15 minutes East 92 2-3 feet to
1- A.'i 1 .l-' . . ... i
44 degrees 10 minutes West 7 feet;
thence North 11 degrees East 32 feet
to a stake; thence North 44 degrees
10 minutes West 85 feet to a stake
thence South 33 degrees West 116
feet to a stake in the North edge
Patton Avenue; thence with the North
dge of said Avenue South 40 degrees
40 minutes East 100 1-3 feet to the be-
inning; and being the same land as
shown by plat drawn by J. C. Haynes
on July 24, 1927, and now on file with
the abstradj of Fred G. Roberts land
in the office of John H. Manning,
Commissioner, Raleigh, N. C.
And being the same land described
in a Deed from T. L. Jamison and
wife, to Fred G, Roberts and wife,
dated September 29. 1925, and regis
tered in Book 69, page 155, Haywood
County, Records of Deeds.
This 6th day of May, 1933.
North Carolina Bank and Trust
Company, Successor to Citizens
National Bank of Raleigh, X. C,
Trustee.
By: II. M. Corbett,
Vice-President
Terms of Sale Cash.
Place of .Sale Courthouse door,
WaynesViile, N. C.
Time of Salt- Noon, Muntlay, June
12, 193.3
No. tj-l May 18-25 June 1-S.
NOTICE
OF SL'I!'CL'
UC A Tl OX
JJY I'll:-
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE
GREEN
SUPERIOR COURT
A. J.
ESTHER GRETN.
Tiie tlef.n(iant above named will
take notice that summons was i.oaed
against- the defendant, ir, the above
entitled action on the 24th day of
May, 1U3.-J by W. G. Dyers, Clerk of
the Superior Court for an absolute
divorce on .statutory grounds, which
summons is returnable before said
Clerk of the Court on the 22nd day of
June. 1933, when and where the de
fendant is required to appearand
answer or demur to the complaint or
the relief demanded will be grunted.
This 24th day of May, -1933.
W. G. DYERS,
Clerk of the Superior Court
No. 09 May 25-June 1-8-15.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
THE POWER OF SALE contained in
that certain deed of trust from f W.
m. on Monday, the 19th dav of June.
1.933, and will sell to the highest bid
tier for cash, a certain lot or parte
of land in or near the City , of Wav
nesville, Waynesville Township, Hay
wood ( ounty, North Caiolina, and
more
particularly described as fol-
, lows :
Beginning at a stake at the inter
section ol Sniatliers and Government
.streets in the Town of Waynesville;
said stake being in the northerlv mar
gin of Smathers St. and the easterly
maririn of Government' St.: nn.i vnnt
..." . . ' ' o
l" said Government Street N. 23
degrees to W. 150 feet to a stake:
thence N. 65 degrees 15' E. 50 feet
to a stake; thence S. 23 degrees 45'
E. 150 feet to Smathers Street; fhence
with margin of Smathers St S. 05
degrees 15' W. 50 feet to the begin
ning. .
This is lot No. 0 in M'-ek No. 2 of
the Harbe.k Subdivision as made in
July, 1925, a map of which is o"n rec
ord in the office of tHe Register of
Deeds of Haywood County in Book
B, page . And being the same
land conveyed to -C; -W. -.Latimer bv
deed from J. D. Boone and wife,
JeanTe M, Boone, dated May 19, 1920.
and filed for registration on the 4th
day of June, 1920, in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Haywood Coun
ty, Mate or North Carolin.n and re
corded in Book 70, page 590. . . ,
This, the 12th dav of Mav. 1033.
CAROLINA MORTGAGE COMPANY
Trustee
i'o. 07 May 18-25 June 1-8.. .
XOTICI-: OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
on -uonuay, june ;th, 1933. at
eleven o'clock a. m. at the court house
door in the Town of Waynesville,
Haywood County, N. C, I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash, at public
outcry, the following lands and prem
lses lying and being in Jonathan's
Lreek 1 owns hip, Haywood Countv :
All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and beine: in Jon
athan's Creek Township, Haywood
County, North Carolina, containing
''a acres, more or les. on the wa
ters of Jonathans Creek about six
milts from the Town of Waynesville,
having such shapes, metes, courses
and distances as will v.iore fully ap
pear by reference to a plat -thereof,
made by C. D. Medford, surveyor. De
cember 7. 1922, bounded on the North
hy the lands of Samuel Howell; on
the West by lands of J, H. Allison; on
the South by lands of E. J. Howell;
on the East by lands of E. H. Howell,
and more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a white oak in a
hollow and runs the division line, S. 40
E. 32 poles to a stake; thence S. 86
E. 302 poles to a Spanish oak; thence
S. 11 poles to a stake near a road;
thence S. 78 E. 50 poles to a small
dogwood; thence N. 75 E. 10 poles
and 10 links to a dogwood ; thence S.
s '-2 t,. 4 V2 poles to a doc-wood :
thence South 49 East 5 doIpjs 5
links to a dogwood; thence
South 78 East 76 poles io E. H.
noweu s line; thence with his line S.
16 E. 41 poles to a sassafras and
Spanish oak. corner to E. J. Howell
and Rowe B. Howell land: thence the
division line. N. 82 W. 153 poles to a
stake; (sourwood gone): thence N.
56 W. 18 poles to a white oak stumn:!
thence N. 7 W. 28 poles to a branch
at the mouth of the spring drain;
thence down the branch, N. 88 W. 14
poles; .N. 3 W. 8 poles: S. 78 W.
18 poles; S. 57 W. 10 poles to a
maple; thence N- 14 W. 10 poles to a
stake at the ditch; thence S. 86 W.
64 poles to the center of the road;
thence with the road, S. 5 E. 6
(poles; thence N. 89', W. 34
iu toe croej uience aown trie
with its meanders. 2914 poles to si-"'
uel Lee Howell's corner; thenc- !.,
36 poles to the center of the i' . .
thence with the road, N. 5 W. 1 4 p, . '.
thence East 8 poles; North p .
thence East 73 poles to the B!-j:i ,!
NING, containing 74 & acres, m-
less and being part of the hi;
veyed to Rowe li. Howell, Lee U
and C. E. Howell by David V. M ,
a.iJ wife, Maggie Howell, i.y
tla ed Novemlx-T 10, 1915, and : ,
ed in Book 48, page 6. Haywovi, i
ty Registry.
Sale made puiuant to :hc ;
conferred upon nig by deed -executed
by Mrs. C. E. Howe!! '
B. Howell and wife, Jessie li
dated Mr.rch 10, 1927, and i-
in Book 19, page 201 Record ui'
of Trust of Haywood County, tv
reference is hereby made for ;. .
terms and conditions of '.he .-a;;..
This Mav 4th, 1933.
GEO. H. WARD, T: .
No. GU
May 11-18-25-J une 1. MSiW .-
ti;l sti:e's salu
Whereas, J. Dale Stentz and v.
Mary Stuart Sientz made and e :
ed a certain d ed of trust to the 1
trul Bank and Trust Company, "fi
tee for bearer, dated January 0. i;-
and recorded in Book 21 at page :
in the office of the Register of IV.
for Haywood County, North Carooiui
to secure certain indebtedness and.
hereasi on account of the inai.ii.it;,
and refusal of siud Central Bank aiw"
Tiust Company, Trustee, to act, tin
undersigned, pursuant to and in com
pliance with the. provisions of -aid
deed of trust has been appointed Su
cessor Trustee under said deed el
trust, by an instrument in wr'-tic-j
recorded in Book 30, at 1 age 1 1 7 i'
the office of the Register of De.'Js - :
Haywood County, Nof.b Carolina, a
Whereas, default having beeti m ,:
in the payment of the indebted::.- '
secured by said deed of trust, and t'
holder has demanded that the umii:..
signed exercise said power of s
and sell the property thereby conv, . .
ed as provided in said deed in tvu
and,
Therefore,, the undersigned sucy
sor Trustee . will sell at public in,...
tion to the highest bidder for ca-i ..
at 12 o'clock noon on the 12th day
June, 1933, at the Court House d
in the city of Waynesville. North ":..
olina, the following described land
premises . with the .improyvme!.-.-thereon,
to-wit :
Situate, lying and being in the (Vy
of Lake Junaiuska, County of H
wood, and State of North Carulr
to-wit:
Lying and being in Wayne.-.'
Township. Haywood County, N. C
BEGINNING at 'a!- sta"ke it. t
Northwestern margin; of Lake Sin
Avenue said stake being the cortii -between
lt3 Nos. 10 and 11, and rur.-
thence with the line of lot No.
north 44 15' West, 141 feet to .
stake. Northern corner of lot No. In;
thence continuing North 44 15' Wi :
with the southern line of lot No. 0',
137 feet to a stake in the Southe.i-'
ern margin of Avenue "G"; then.
with said margin of Avenue "G" i?.'
a Northeastern direction SO feet to ;i
stake, corner between lots Nos. 05 and
06; thence with the line between h"
Nos. 05 and 00, South 48 East 1-U
feet to a stake, northern corner i
lots Nos. 14 and 15; thence with the
line between Lots Nos. 14 and
South 38 45' East 148 feet to a stak.
in Northwestern margin of I.a'K,
Shore Avenue; thence with said mar.
gin of Lake Shore Avenue in a South
western direction 80 feet to the poiif.
of BEGINNING. Being Lots No
ll, 12, 13, 14 and 02, 03, 04 and
of Block 10 of Southern -'Assembly
Grounds, Lake Junaiuska, as i .
survey and map made by J. W. Seav.
C. E., recorded in Map book "A" pa
55, record of maps of Haywood O -'.v
ty, N. C. Being 8 of the 14 lots t -veyed
to J. Dale Stentz by Kate !'
Stockham and husband WW V
Stockham by deed dated August :
1920, recorded in book 56 -page. t'.
record of deeds of Haywood Court;.
N.' C. '
Subject to the conditions set out
in that certain deed dated May 31,
1917, and recorded in. Book 37, Pag
163, Record of Deeds of Haywood
Co... N. C. -'-
This the 5th day of May, 1933.
Asheville Safe Deposit Company.
Successor Trustee.
Bv J. C. Alexander, Trust Officer.
No. 61 May 11-18-25-June 1-1933.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Ekecutbr of t be;
Estate of Mayme Love Breeding, de
ceased.' late of Haywood County, N.
C, this is to notify all persons -havintr
claims against Said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned at its W""'
in Asheville, N. C. on or before the
5th day Of May, 1934, or this notice
will be plead m bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 5th dav of May. 1133.
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY,
Executor of the Estate of
Mayme Love Breeding.
No. 55 May 4-11-18-28 June 18.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Havins: Qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. C. Fisher, deceased,
late of Haywood County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of the
deceased, to exhibit them to the un
dersigned, at Hazelwood, North Caro
lina, 0n or before the 11th day or
Mav. 1934. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please rmike payment immediate-
ly. '- -
This the 11th day of May, 1933.
C. N. ALLEN, Administrator,
of the estate of J. C. Fisher.
No. 62 May 11-18-25 June 1-8-15.