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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 193,
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
CUNDAYl
school iesson
By REV. P. B. FITZWATEH, D. D.. S
ber of Faculty. Moody Hibio
Institute of Chicago.)
, 193a. Western Newspitpvr Union.
Lesson for June 11
JESUS ON THE CROSS
' ' IjESSOM TEXT Mark 15:1-47.
COLUKN TKXT But God commonii
eth his luve toward us, in that, while
we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Komnns 5:S.
1'IU.MAKY TOr'IC Jesus Dying for
Us.
JUNIOR TOPIC Jesus Giving His
Life.
INTERMEDIATE AND HEXIOIl TOP
IC Jesus Accepting the Cross.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC The, Meaning of the Cross.
This is the grand climax of the
year's lessons. Without apprehending
the significance of the crucifixion of
Christ, all the other lessons are mean
ingless. It Is not a matter of learn
ing lessons taught by u great teacher
or imitating the example of a great
find good man, but apprehending !!.
vicarious atonement made by the
world's Redeemer. Christ saves, nut
by his ethical teaching, but by his shed
blood.
I. Jesus Arraigned Before Pilat?
(w. 1-10).
They bound Jesus and delivcre-l
iilm to Pilate In the early morning
before the mock trial of the high
priest. The Jews would gladly have
lrilled him but they lacked the an
thority to do so. They delivered him
to the Gentile governor, thus involv
ing the Jews and Gentiles in this
crowning act of human sin. Pilate
questioned him without delay. lie
was accused of pretending to be a
king. To this slanderous accusal ion ol'
the chief priests and elders be made
no reply, to the utter astonishment m
Pilnte, who sought in release him be
cause convinced of his iunoeenee. Alt
er several unsuccessful efforts to es
cape responsibility, he resorted to the
expedient of letting the people choose
between Barabb.ns and Jesus.
II. Jesus Cro.-.ned With Thorns
(W. IG-iJO).
After Pilate had seoiirn'od .lesns he
delivered him to lie rnicilicd.
1. Crown oi iik.it.s (vv. Id. 17
Knowing thai .l sus 1 : :fl been con
demned for i bii:. i:.ig to be Israel';
King, they idoii,ed him with purple
and crown. 'd him with a wreath of
thorns. The . vn (if thorns- typified
the cross .which lie bore for . man's
Kins (Gem -sis ;;:I7. 1m
2. Their salutation (v. IS)'. In .de
rision Ibey said, -Hail, King of the
Jews!"
.3. Their mock worship (vv. 10, 2).
They smote 'him on the head with a
reed, taunted him, and went through
, a process of mock worship.
III. Jesus Crucified (vv. 1:1-41).
1. They led him away to the place
Of rrueitmon (vv. Jl-'J:',). At first
Ithey compelled him to hear his own
cross, hut when "physical, weakness
''made this impossible they forced Si
mon, the C.vrenian, to bear.it. Christ's
face was so marked by the thorns and
cruel blows that there was no form
nor comeliness (Isa. 5.'!:2).
-. Gambling for the clothing. of the
Lord (vv. 21, 25). They gambled for
bis seamless robe under the very cross
upon which Jesus was dying,
.:. I lie superscription (v. 20). It Was
customary to place over the victim on
the cross, his name and a statement
oi Ms crime, lie was indeed the king
of the .lews.
1. Between two thieves (vv. 27. 2N).
His indentilii'alion with "the two rob
bers was in fulfillment of "the Scrip
ture (Isa. r.:i;12),
.r. The dying Savior reviled (vv.
2'.)-;2). They taunted him by-. bidding
him fiimc down from the cross, and
said derisively, "He saved others, him
self he cannot save." He could not
save himself and others, so he chose
to die to save others
ft. Darkness Upon the land (v. .1:;).
Nature threw around the Son of God a
shroud to hide him from the' paw; of a
godless company.:
7. The cry from the cross (vv. o
When God laid upon Ins beloved Sori
the world's sin and turned his face
from him. there, went out the awful
cry of anguish.. "My God. mv God. whv
hast thou forsaken rnev"
.8. He dismissed his spirit (v '')
When the price- of redemption was
fully paid, Jesus ay sovereign (lis.
missed his spirit.
!. The rent vaU (v. ;;s). This svm
bohzed the giving up of his life (Ileh
10:20).
10. lhe centurion's confession (v
J1.)). He said, "Truly this man was
the Son of God."
11. 'lhe lingering group of women
(vv. 40,41). Having lovingly mini--fered
to him In life thev were now
waiting to care for his precious bodv
IV. Jesus' Burial (vv. 42-47).
Loving hands now took the body
and laid It in Joseph's new tomb. This
man who did not consent to the foul
treatment of the Lord now risks his
reputation, and by his action made a
bold confession of the Lord.
The Solid Bible
Few books can stand three readings.
But the Word of God is solid; it will
stand a thousand readings, and the
man who has gone over it the most
frequently and the most carefully is
the surest of finding new wonders
there. Hamilton.
Fire of Holy Spirit
Unless the fire of the Holy Spirit Is
in our hearts, there will be no burning
speech upon our lips. D. O. Shelton
in The Bible Today.
MISS ASHTON IS IX CHARGE OF
INITIATION AT It'. V. T, C
Miss Margaret Ashton, president of
the Zeta Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma,
national scholastic fraternity for
teachers' colleges was in charge of
the initiation of rive students of
Western Carolina Teachers College
held in the reception room of Moore
recently. Tin
Dormitory.
initiation service was
notice of foreclosure sale
UN'Li.iJ A.sD lit VIRILE -OF
THK ruui-.u Ol- SALr. contained
in tha. ceiiaiu deed of trust aoin K.
V. Shut in and wife, MuU-1 Sherrill,
to Caro.mu Mortgage and Indemnity
Company (now arolin i ' Mortgage
Company J, 1 i u.-.tee, dated September
1, and recorded in Book 10 at
Page u:;. in the Oilice of the Register
el needs oi uavwoua i ouniy. -noiui
Carolina, default having been made
In the payment of 'the noies thereby
-ecuivd and the holder thereof having
directed that the deed of trust be fore
closed, the undersigned Trustee will
oiler for sale at the court house door
in tin.' City of Waynesville, North Car
olina, at twelve o'clock noon on Mon
day, the third day of July, 1933, and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
highest bidder lor cash.
, , i . i . i
lots or parcels ol land
.. , . . i,
.' town ot ( anton, Ilea-
those certain
in or near the
rdam Township, Haywood County
I .North Carolina,
particularly
described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a
stake in West margin of the sidewalk
on Main or Depot Street and N. E
corner to the Bank of Canton Lot and
runs with line of said Lots 8,'i West
132 feet to a stake in the center of
alley; thence with said alley North
o1,- ' West 25 feet to a stake in said
alley; thence North East 1
feet to a stake in the West margin of
sidewalk of said Street; thence with
the West margin of said sidewalk 2
feet to the beginning.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
stake in the Wc-t margin of the con
cretc sidewalk on North .Main Stive
in the Town of Canton at the South
east corner of the J. F. Cabe brick
store building now occupied by Hay
wood Hardware Company and run.
with the South wall id' the said build.
i no- South X."." 15 West 22 feet f) to
a stake in the South edge of said wall
in the corner ol the stairway, junc
tion ; thence South with the wall
feet to a take at corner of vva
' thence North s:;:!, Kast 22.5 feet to
a stake at the West margin of said
concrete sidewalk; thenCc with tlie
West inarign of . said . concrete side
walk ! leet to the beginning, con
taining a small strip where stairway
formerly was to said .1. F. Cabe brick
building.
THIRD TRACT: Also a narrow
strip 10 inches wide, beginning at a
stake in the southwest corner of said
J. F. Cabe brick buildings and even
with the South margin of said' wall
and runs thence South West 42
feet to a stake in the Kast edge of
alley;, thence North 5Vi' West 16
inches to a stake in the edge-of said
alley; thence North 8;;:;.i Kast 42
teet to a stake at .. I- Cube's brick
building; 'thence. South 10 inches
I to the beginning. Also a one-half
I undivided interest in the strip of land
lb inches wide occupied hv said wall
Relieved By Taking Cardui
' I was weak and run-dow n and
Hufferoo (inte a bit v,-l(h paina in
my side," writes Mrs. Nick Bar
ranco, of Beauniont, Texas. "I was
nervous. I did not rest well at
night,, and my appetite was poor.
'My mother ban used Cardui
with beneficial result, so I decided
to take it. I surely am glad I did,
for it stopped the pain in my side
and built up mv general hjalth.
I took seven bottles in all."
Cardui is sold at all drug stores.
Dr Miles' ;'
NERVINE
Did the work"
says
Miss Glivar
WHY DON'T
YOU
TRY IT?
After more than threp monfVio
of suffering from a nervous ail
ment, Miss Glivar used Dr.Miles
Nervine which gave her such
splendid results that she wrote
us an enthusiastic letter.
If you suffer from "Nerves"
If you He awake nights,
start at sudden noises, tire
easily, are cranky, blue and
fidgety, your nerves are
probably out of order.
Quiet and relax them with the
same medicine that "did the
work" for this Colorado girl.
Whether your "Nerves" have
troubled you for hours or for
years, you'll find this time-
tested remedy effective.
At Drug Stores 25c and $1.00.
iPSr
...maoeuuV -J
ihe entire length of said building
(with the right of said R. V. Sherrill,
i ana wiie, .uawi oucum,
to
oa.id and connect, to said w-tn anu
ue -he same as the partj wall.
.uLHlll TRACT: Une-half unai
vii.ea interest in the North wall of tbe
Bum: cf Canton building to be us.i
ay the said R. W. Shernil and wuv
:n:,i-i Snerrill, to build to and cou
iifti v in erecting then- uuilding on
tne a 'joining lot of the Party Walt,
extending .he trCre lcnrih of sum
wail, Beginning at the West margin
of ' sidewalk an I extending to t!
Ue.-t ead of .-aid luilding a d.i.uanct
oi' u feet, said Bank of Canton buiio
mg being loca'.ed in the Town oi
Capton on the West side, of Mate
Street, also a narrow snip of land
12 inclu-s wide beginning at a staKe
in the Northwest coiner of the Punt
id' C-uiton Building and run.s with ths
North margin of ,hc Bank of Cant m
Lot 57 feet to v. stake in an alley or
street: thence South 12 inches to a
s.ake; thence Fast in a parallel line
to the North margin of the Bank of
Canton Iot to a stake at the West
wall Bank of Canton Building, and
12 inches from the corner; thence
North 12 inches to a stake at the
beginning, and being the same land
conveyed 'to R. W. Sherrill by dc
from Western Carolina Amusement
,,
ompanv, a corporn
. , , - ;
I organized and existing
. .. . , , ,.
ition created,
under and by
virtue of the laws of the State ot
North Carolin i, dated April 17, 11)25,
filed for regi-tration on the 20th day
of April, 11)25, in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of Haywood Coun
ty. State of North Carolina, and re
corded in Book 08, Page ol0.
This, the 20th day of May, VXV-l.
Carolina Mortgage Company (form,
erly Carolina Mortgage & Indem
nity Company). Trustee.
No. 70 June 8-15-22-21)
TIH' ST EE'S SALE
Notice is hereby given that undr-r
and by virtue of the power of sale
execute,! l.y Kugene Garland t J tlie
unilei signed trustee, dated the IMh day
of July, 11)25, and duly registered in
Book 10 at )iage 1", of tin- record of
mortgages and deeds of trust, in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Haywood County. North Carolina, de
fault having been made in the pay
nient of the debt secured by said deed
of Dust, and the: holder of the notes
thereby secured having made-demand
upon -the' undersigned tru-ie-. that: ho
i xecilie the said trust and sell said
properly hereinafter -described, as
provided in s.aid deed of trust for pay
ment of said notes, therefore,-on Moll
day the "I'd day of July, IS).":!, at 12
o'clock noon, at the Courthouse door
in the Citv of W'aynesville. Haywood
Countv, North Carolina, the tinder-j
signed trustee will expose for sale and
sell to the highest biddar for cash
certain tracts oi lanu lying anu neing
on the waters of Racoon Creek in
Wayncsville .Township, Haywood
County, North Carolina, and more
particularly "'described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning with
the north east corner of the Sensa-
haught tract the same being a large
rock near a white oak and runs south
10W poles to a stake; thence west 05
. . . .... ...ii.
polos to: a large cnesnut; tnenee, norm
with the dower line 100 poles to a
large white oak; tbence east to the
beginning containing fifty acres more
or less, The surveyed lines on tnc" wrsi
side of the tract shall be as run bj
William Leilbefle,. on .November 1st,
1881. This tract is described as second
tract in a -deed from L.I). Kvans and
wife, Marv (', F.vans to -George fi
Hoggs, which deed is registered in
lhe Oliice of the Register of Deed
for Haywood county in Book R. pagK
221. Record of Deeds for Haywood
county, which deed bears date of No
vember 21, 188-1.
SKCOND TRACT: Fully described
in a deed from D.C. Bingham and wife
to George E. Boggs, bearing date of
September 2-Uh, 1890, and recorded
in Book 7, page 502, it he description
of which is as follows: Beginning at
a ,-oek and birch stump southwest cor.
ner (if tract of land known as part of
the Pen.-abaugh estate recently pur
chased by G.F. Boggs ami- runs east
with Sensabaugh tract 100 poIes to a
stake in said line;, thence south 80
poles to a stake; thence northwest
l.'IO io!es to the. beginning, contain
ing 25 acres more or less. .
THIRD TRACT: Fully described
in a deed bearing date of April 29th.
181)1. from, ('harles Goodyear to-Geo.
K. Boggs, which is registered in Book
No. 2, page 8:1-1. and is described as
follows: Beginning at a white oak
the north east corner of the tract of
land Ixiught by the said Charles
Goodyear from D- I). Davis, and
northwest corner hi the tract of land
now owned by Georgg E. Boggs and
running south with the line of the
Goodyear and Boggs tract aforesaid
C6 poles to a point in said lines op
posite a large apple tree in the tract
of Charles Goodyear; thence west 13
poles to a stake; .thence north 23 poles
to the public road; thence following
said public road a northwesterly
course 27 poles to a point opposite a
large apple tree in the east line of
said Goodyear tract; thence north
with said line 28 poles to the south
west corner of a tract of land now
pwnej by George Casey; thence east
wfth said Casey's line 83 poles to
the beginning containing 9 acres
more or less.
FOURTH TRACT: Fully described
in a deed bearing date of October 5th,
1889. from J. K.Boone and wife. Mary
E'. Bootte to George E. Boggs and re
corded in Book 9, on page 420, Record
of Deeds of Haywood county and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
stake south of a hickory in George E.
Boggs north line and runs North 1
degree east 48 poles to a chestnut
said Boone's northwest corner; thence
south 89 deg. east 162-3 pole3 to a
stake afid hickory in said Boone's
north line; thence south 1 deg. west
48 poles to a stake in said Boggs line
near a small walnut; thence north 88
deg. west 16 2-3 poles with said Boggs
lint to the beginning containing live
acres more or less. Reserving and ex
cepting however, from the operation
of this deed in trust and from the lands
conveyed therein the following tract3
or pi 'j ces which have heretofore been
sold: First tract: To Willuim E.
Boggs and A. A. Boggs, their bciis
and assigns on which the Boggs resi
dence now stands and the grounds
immediately around same, sail re
served ground and t act being fully
described as follows: Beginning at a
large oak stump supposed to je the
noithwest corner of the so-caiied fifty
a.-re tiact. conveyed ,y hvuns .o
Uo..;- '.i and n ,.h.v-?t corner of ,.
Uvc conveyed by Goo-lyap to Hoggs
and tuns thence with the north line
of the latter tract north 7 deg. west -
L'i0.5 feet to a stake in the middle of
the roil, leading from the small blue
house formerly owned and qccunied by
Ed Swayngim ; thence - with said road
south 10 deg. west 100 fee; to a stake;
thence southwest 100 feet to a stuke ;
thence south 32 deg. west crossing tlie
cr;ek at 240 feet to a - stake at the
intersection of said road with a road
l ding to ;he Boggs barn; thence
w7th said road south 73 deg. west
T";5 feet to a stake in the middle of
th- county road; thence with said
county road S. 02 deg. E, 157 feet to a
stake in prolongation of the fence
west of the Boggs Fish Pond; thence
with said fence due south 335 feet
to the interesition of suid fence with
the fence south of the fish pond;
thence with the latter fence south 73
.leg. 42' east 192.20 feet to its inter
section with the main fence separat
ing the Boggs orchard from the Good
yi ar or Graves Orchard; thence north
12 deg. . 'JO' cast 97 feet to a htake
woeus; post) about five feet north of
a small maple; thence north 58 deg.
cast 249.4 feet to a stake in the mid
dle of the county road in prolongation
of west edge of a road leading up
iato the orchard; thence with the
County road north 80 deg. east 118
feet to a stake opposite the middle of
t ie road leading to the Boggs farm;
'.hence a straight course north 13 (leg.
ea.-t 307 feet passing through a maple
li.ee west .of the new house formerly
lii-i-upii'd by Swayngim and also
through a peach tree in the north
edge of the garden to the middle -of
lie branch or creek opposite a locust
slake; thence -down said branch with
hit meanders north 77 deg. west 298
fi.t (Measured straight) to a point
i:i the branch opposite, a clump of
tVergreen trees; thence north 0 (leg.
and .'id' east through the edge of tne
woodland 408 feet to the beginning
said rc-crvation containing 7.7 acres
more or less. Reserving also to th'"'
said William v.. Boggs and A. A.
Boggs their heirs ;md assign- the
right to conduct water in pines as at
present from a spring or springy in
the orchard to their house with the
right of access to the said pipes and
spring for the purpose of cleaning
them and repairing , and maintaining
the pipes.
Reserving also to the said William
E. Boggs and A -A. Boggs the right
to take water, as at present from a
small dam in the orchard to the lish
pond; on the ground reserved to ;stiid
William E. Boggs and A. A, Boggs
their heirs and assigns together with
the right, to enter. -upon the premises
herein conveyed foj- the purpose of
cleaning out, repairing and maintain
ing the pipes leading through the farm
to said pond, but no reservation of
w iter right herein 'made shall have
the effect to hinder, or deprive the
party of the second part herein his
heirs and assigns from 'improMlng
and using his said lands in such man.
ner as may be deemed expedient to
him. Such use however, not to have
the effect to . destroy the water
right--. 'of the said William E. Boogs,
A. A. Boggs, their heirs r.nd assigns.
Second Reservation: Fully descl'ib-
r..i .'.. ,..,, Alv,mlv r. l.vWIS"' .-on-me loau no leet to
..... - '-"'"ithe BEGINNING.
ston anil v acnovia uanK anu irusi
,.,- i.ni,-"( f i, ...in1
v ..m.-..,. huuij -ui ii"-- "',veve( in a deed from t ia .T,in..l0L-
of Robert P. Johnston, deceased to
Walter and George Wilcv Franklin
bearing date of March 0th, 1925. and
registered in book 08, On page 317,
Record of Deeds of Haywood 'county,
which .-.exception and reservation is de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
point in the north eastern margin of
said Pigeon Road in the common line
of the Brookside Orchard property
and S. T. Graves property where said
line intersects with the northern mar
gin of saij road and runs thenc
across said road south 6 deg. 37' WCBt
with a fence 0.87 chains to a stake In
the center of an old highway; thence
along the center of said highway
south 56 deg. 00' east 2,86 chains to a
stake in the center of said old high
way; thence north 69 deg. 15' East
1.94 chains to a stake in an old road;
thence north 48 deg. 15' east 80 chains
to, a stake in an old road; thence
north 22 deg. 27' east 98 chains to a
stake in the center of a branch at the
bridge; thence north 26 deg. and 15'
cast 1.50 chains to a stake in an old
road; thence north 46 deg 40' east 1
chain to a stake in an old road ; thenc
north 23 deg. 40' east 1.46 chain;
thence north 16 deg. east across said
Pigeon road 2.67 chains o a stack
of bars in the S. T. Graves line; thence
north 86 deg. 30' west along the said
Graves line 7.15 chains to the point
of the beginning being part of the
Brookside orchard and containing
4.48 acres more cr less. However, the
right of Way reserved in trip above
described land, which heretofore was
sold to Walter R. and Qeorge Wiley
Franklin by the executors of Robert
P. ; Johnston, deceased, and which
right cf way was reserved over the
said landsis hereby conveyed by thi
instrumetit.
The following prop-;y described ia '
a release Ared executed March
1d?.n V,,r P Walker Trustpo
Wachovia Bank and Jru-.t Company
and Alexandra Garrett Johnston Er.
ecutars to C. A. Black, is also except
ed and will not be sold: Lying on the
West side of State Highway No. 284,
in Waynesville Township, Haywoou
County, North Carolina. BEGIN
ING at an oak stump about 253
feet North of State HJghway No. 234
said A. T, McCracken corner, and runs
thence with his line, six calls as fol
lows: S. 87 deg. E. 301 feet to
fence post; N. 3 deg. E. 784 feet to
a chestnut; S. 88 deg. E. 273 feet to
a hickory; S. 3 deg. 10' W. 785 feet
to a fence post; S.87 deg. E. 441 feet
to a stake; S. 3 deg. 20' W. about 137
feet to a stake in the center of State
Hghway No. 284 ; thence with the cen.
tc-r of said Highway in a Westerly di
rrction, about 1100 feet to a- stake
thence with McCracken's line 273 feet
to the BEGINNING. Being a portion
of th-j lands described in a deed from
Eugene Carland and wife, Lucv J,
Garland, to C. A. Black and wife. Leila
M- Black, dated July 20, 1925, ana
i -(-'corded in Book 08 page 591. Rec
or l of Deads of Haywood County,
A. C.
Ths sale will be made subject to an
annuity of .$300.00 to Mrs. Ellen E
;5oggs. as set forth in the dee:! of
trust first above mentioned.
This 2nd day of June, 1933.
C.N.WALKER,
Trustee.
No. 72 June 8-15-22-29
NOTICE
NORTH 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 r.nd wife, AURORA HYATT.
The defendants. James E. Hyatt and
wife, Eleanor Hyatt, and David E.
Hyatt and wife, Aurora 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 duly verified petition and
or complaint, wherein plaintiffs, are
asking for partition of said land and
f:ir other relief; and the said defend
:.::t; will further take notice that they
it"., required to be and appear at the
(Hice of the Clerk of Superior Court
.of Haywood County. North Carolina'.
t Lis office in Waynesville, on or be
;',i" the 5th day of July, 193;!, and
arts we r on de'.nUr to the petition and
or complaint in said i-cfion or plain
tiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief demandeiL therein.-
This the 24th day of April, 1933.
W. G. BYEKS.
Clerk 'Superior Court Haywood
County, .N. C.
No. 70 June 1-8-15-22.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, June 19, 1933, at elev
en o'clock, A. M. at the CVnirt house
door in the town of Waynesville, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, I will
sell at public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, the following lands
and premises:
iti.fn vvivr: tin aa-. ; t,
Easterly edge of new C ountv Road,isiid stake hc'mS in the northerly in:."-
tVin,-l,r c-;,!,.
iretin
County Road and the Westerly margin
ot 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
mad to Southern Assembly grounds;
tnenee Westerly with Northerly mar
!.,: ,u r., 1 tr t
I,tlng the same- hind as that con
Construction Company to George Me
Elroy and wife, '. Margaret McElrov
dated October 11, 1920, and recorded
in iMiok oN, page 12.'!, Record of Deeds
ot Haywood County.
bale .made, pursuant tn nowei- nf
sale conferred upon me by deed of
trust dated September 5,: 1927, execut
ed by George MeElroy and wife
Margaret .McElroy, and recorded in
Book of Deeds of Trust No. 11, page
291, office of Register of Deeds of
Haywood County, to which reference
is. made tor all the terms and con
ditions of the same.'
This 19th day of May, 1933
GEO. 11. WARD
.. Trustee
Np. OS May 25 June 1-8-15.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of novver and
authority contained in that certain
deed of trust, dated August 1, 1927,
anc recorded in Book 20, page 67,
Havood County Registry, and exe
cuted by Fred G. Roberts and wife: t
the Citizens National Bank of Raleigh,
v-, irustee, cieiauit having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured thereby, whereby the en
tire amount of said indebtedness .hp-
came due and payable and demand
naving Deen made by the holder of
said note upon the trustee named
therein to advertise and sell the nron-
erty described in said deed of trust,
the undersigned will offer for sale'
for cash at public auction at the
court house door in Waynesville, Hay
wood County, N. C at noon 00 Mon
day, June 12, 1933,1 the following de-1
sviireu rem estate
BEING in the town rvf Canton
Haywood County, N. C, and more
particularly described as foil
BEGINNING at a , stake in the
s.-tol wi;ik- hrtinn- rn Vni
present entrance of Assembly grounds, 'margin 01 Government m.; an.i ia,
and tunning Northeasterlv with mar-Yllh said Government Street . -gin
of said County Road,' 155 feet to dee';'. , eCiXt "'
a stake in Easte rlv ma r.rin of said thence N. 0o degrees h h. ...
10, 1 North margin of Patton
nn'l 1 Han-Vino nnmoy Qin j. -r,
Main Street, and runs North '.-'."
grees 15 minutes East 92 2-'j 'Ce '
a stake Wilder's line; thence X
44 degrees 10 minutes Wes- -
thence North 11 degrees Ea- :
to a stake; thence North 4i'
10 minutes West 85 feet
thence South 33 degrees W
ieei iu a siane in tne -Nort-Patton
Avenue; thence with tit- X -
uge oi saia Avenue soutfi 40
40 minutes East 100 1-3 feet : V.
inning; and being the same :
hown by plat drawn bv J. C. ii -
on July 24, 1927, and now on .:, V
the abstract of Fred G. Robe-. ' ,,.'
in tne omce 01 John il. :.x- . ,
Commissioner, Raleigh, N. C.
And being the same land -
in a Deed from T. L. Jami- ..
wife, to Fred G. Roberts a,-: ;
dated September 29. 1925, an j -.
tered in Book 09, page 155, 1 la
County, Records of Deeds
This 0th day of May, 1933.
North Carolina Bank and i
Company, Successor to (. ,
National Bank of Raleigh. ', ,
Trustee.
By: H. M. Corbett,
Vice-President
Terms of Sale Cash. ,
Phico i,T Stul. r.uivfVion-,,
Waynesvule, N. C.
Time of Sale Noon, Monday, .! .
, 1933
1
No. 04 May 18-25 Jun.e 1-8.
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY '.
LIGATION
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COT
A. J. GREEN
Vs.
ESTHER GRETN.
The defendant above naiv.
take notice that summons w:.
against the defendant, in th.
entitled action on the 24th da
May, 1933 by V. G. Byers, ( !, r.
the Superior Court for an . ' Ou
divorce on statutory ground-, m. :.;
summons is returnable before -a
Clerk of the Court on the 22nd.
June, 1933, when and where tl i
fendant is required to appea, ..
answer or demur to the complain-
the relief demanded will be grai .
This 24th day of May, 19;;:;.
W. G. BYE !1S.
Clerk of the Superior ( :j
No. 09 May 25-June 1-8-15.
.'OTICE OF FOUECLOSUKi: S AI.I-;
UN DEU AM) BY VIRTUE ni'
THE POWER OF SALE contain , ...
that certain deed of trust from f: V.
Latimer and wife. Elsie Latinic". :,-
.arolina Mortgage Company, Tru -: e,
iitod June 1, 1920, and record, '::
Book 12, page 270, in the Oflice of tl:
Register of Deeds of Ilavwood ('(,;:".-
ty, North Carolina, default -.hav.;
been made in the payment of the .iiotv
thereby secured and the holder thw.r
of having directed that the deed .f
rust be foreclosed, the undersu:;. !
Trustee will offer for sale at the cy:-:
house door in the City of Wayne.- ii'e,
North (arolina, at eleven oclml, a.
m. .on Monday, the 19th day of June.
1933, and will, sell to the highest v. i
der for cash, a certain lot or parcel
of land in or near the City of W ay
nesville, Waynesville Township, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, .an. !.
more particularly described as Al
lows: Beginning at a stake at the intc
section ofShtathers and Govcnintr::'
Streets in the Town of Waynes v:
K'n 01 amainers si. ami me ea.-..i-:
to a stake; thence S. 23 degret -
E. 150 feet to Smathers Street; Vrv :
with margin of Smathers St. SI '
degrees 15' W. 50 feet to the Ik s n
ning. This is lot No. ( in block No. '-' '
the .Harbeek Subdivision as ma.!. .::
July, 1925, a map of which is on -ord
in the office of fhe Register
Deeds of Haywood: County in IL
B, page - -. And being the -vie
land conveyed to C. W. I-itim.
deed from J. D. Boone and v i'
Jeante M. Boone, dated May 19. 1 -'-" : "
and filed for registration on the. "L..
day of June, 1920, in the oflice of t
Register of Deeds of Haywoxul Ccv.r.:
tv. State of- North Carolina, and '
corded in Book 70, page ,590, f
This "It ho 19th Hav of M.1V. 193::.
CAROLINA MORTGAGE COMPANY v-
- . Trustee .;
Co. 67 May 18-25 Jun,, 1-8.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor e:
Estate of Mavme Love Breeding.
ceased, late of Havwood County,
C, this is to notify all persons liavi!.-
claims against said estate to exhi '
them to the undersigned at its on.-
in Asheville, N. C, on or before V '
5th day of May, 1934, or this no' :
will be plead m bar ot their recove. .
All persons indebted to said es .v
will please make immediate payniei .
This the 5th dav of -May, ltw.
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRl -T
COMPANY, .
Executor of the Estate .
Mavme Love Breeding.
No. 55 May 4-11-18-28 June 1 8.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as administiat r
of the estate of J. C. Fisher, decea-ea,
late of Haywood County, North "-.
lina, this is to notify all person? "hav
ine claims aeainst the estate of tr.e
deceased, to exhibit them to the. un
dersigned, at Hazelwood, North Ca.ro-
lina tl n. hafnro tVio : 1lt)l daV i
May, 1934, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said c-stat-will
please make payment immediate
ly. This tha 11th day of May, 19 .1.
C. X. ALLEN, Administrator,
of the estate of J. C. Fishery
No. 62 May 11-18-25 June 1-S-lo-