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OCTOBER 12, 1933
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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for October 15
JAUL in ANTIOCH
1 1 : 19 -HO.
I am not
, tW nt.sprl vi ....
' ... ,,f clod 'into salvation
' ....at believeth; to the
i .j to the lireeK. lio-
l",Vii'T TOPIC Jesus iviiua
a Name.
TK AND SKNIOR TOP.
F.)1EC' A-t Gther
!;::'t
PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP.
Ij.;, rrobiems and Tneir ooiu-
. God I, Abe
the loving God, distinctly
lire, Ranswer the prayers of his
i&T "'? that gave Parents a love
SffM . vre-WU1 he DOt 11Stetl 10
P H t, Wn Sons and dauSh
' ue has wonders In store for
c,ar,, Tnny Fm
it h a face-11 13 yur prlv-
ce b- "f qnallty of mercy; it
m iT-i. esses its p
re. Cme UDder'.
pos
its
,j ni.iinf to launch the
JVB liou '
("rv enterprise among the Gen
for a new religious
Utie-t'" was anion uvtj uuuih-
. Ir und fl PTPnf
.-enter with eomniunlea-
m the east and west. The
,.., ,vas a mix.Hl one. me up
were mainly Greeks and
Litreek language. The govern-
o'Wals were Romans ana used
Latin tonsil''. '""e uu- masse
L jvriaiis. Sprinkled among mem
, Jews who had come ior commer-
c Travelers from all
Mof'tlie world were in evidence,
"j Rthjious Awakening at Anti-
. a-.
fi,,, vision (v. 19). The per--:,in
at Jerusalem scattered the
"' ..broad. This. God permitted
ririir to separate them from the
L people at Jerusalem.
The- preachers (v. 1!'). ihey
no: othVially appointed mission
.j, iut ordinary men and women.
I.r were tilled "uu uib jTiuiani; ue-
.for lost souls, and witnessed of
I,r.j Jesus in the power of the
Ir Gl,st. Wherever the disciples
ie - l.onl really yearn after lost
i ami witness of him in utter de
soe upon the Holy Spirit, there
be conversions,
In whom they preached (vv.
H' went among Jews only
suspel message. I nese nan
ret come to see that the gospel
m was wider than to include
Jews.
jeine preaelied to the Grecians
These were from Africa and
Thoy were of a more liberal
! perhaps because they were re
ed from n Jewish center. The
ess of their preaching was so great
: tews of it reached the mother
ten- at Jerusalem.
'. Barnabas Sent to Inspect the
k at Antioch (vv. 22-24).
The work done by Barnabas (v.
He gladly endorsed the work and
.estly exhorted them to continue
Jfastly In the faith, clinging unto
lord.-'
the character of Barnabas (v.
He was a good man. It Is hlgh
aportant In sending a man to fol
ap a spiritual work, that his ehar
rr be s.m.i. He must not only be
.iMemished character, but of broad
tjsthy capable of entering Into
Ml appreciation , of things about
Ho was also full of the Holy
it. Only a spirit-fined man can
eciate the .workings of God.
I. Barnabat Bringi Saul (vv. 25,
:e work grew to such an extent
: help was needed. Barnabas had
:ood Judgment. to seek Saul for
important work. Saul was a more
srtant man than Barnabas. It Is
i'Jty of Christian leaders to seek
e,m who are qualified . for the
Ts work and bring them from
;f obscurity to. the strategic places
the Lord's vineyard. There are
Ttaen In; obscurity whose bringing
i requires a Barnabas.. I
The Disciples First Called
Aani at Antioch (v. 2G).
7; were not called. Christians In
5 "K as Is so often asserted. It
' ' nuence of the. teaching
' Saul and Barnabas that
,v-re . called Christians. In all
teaching he showed the uninue
'f? '-which the Cliristian sustains
Car.st ..'
Th Church at Antinh Sonrls
t Jerusalem (vv. 27-30) . .
" U Spirit; through Agabus re-
r& Wat B creat ilonrth .BhAnl nra.
iroujhout the: world. This came
ss in the days 0f Claudius Caesar.
an,. according to hls abllity
--ned to c,r .n
-which dwelt in Judea. They
mnney for the saints in Je
i -a and sent it by the hands of
flm Saul. This act not only
k, snmineness of the work at
M'f'st it manifested the fact that
l4 VaDd Gentlles are one In
( m i that therefore there Should
is;on among them. It was
' Gentile christians minister
, Jews.
FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. H. W. Baucom, pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. . C. Allen
superintendent.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Evening worship 7:30 p. m.
6:30 all B. Y. P. U.'s of church meet.
Mid-week prayer service 7:30 Wednesday
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Wade Johnson. Pastor.
Sunday School. 9:45.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Evening worship 7:30 p. ni.
:40 p. m.
Epworth League G:4o.
HAZELWOOD PRESBYTER I X
Rev. O. C. Landrum. Pastor.
Sunday School. 10 o'clock.
Morning service 10:40 o'clock
esper service 6:45.
Evening service 7:30 o'clock.
i rayer meeting every Wedne
night at 7:30 o'clock.
HAZELWOOD BAPTIST
bunday School 9:45.
11:00. Sermon by Pastor.
7:00, Meeting of all B. Y
of the church.
tach Wednesday mid-week
rr :;,-er meeting.
Sr. JOHX'S CATHOT.ir rurvru
Rev. Michael A. Carey.
Mass at 11 Sunday.
Mass, week days at 7:30 A. M.
rini t tjz.zts 1 IK til A Y CHL'h'CH
ur. ti. V. Walker, Minister
Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Sermon 11a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
p. m.
Rally P::y in Sunday School
22nd.
owiai nauy given by men
church 7:30 p. m.. Oct.'lSth.
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HAZELWOOD NEWS
The Hazelwood Parent-Teachers'
Association held its regular meeting
at thP school house Tuesday evening
with a large and enthusiastic group
ot patrons. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. L. M.
Richeson, followed by the singing of
America. Mrs. Richeson called on Mr
Beam to give a list of the Grade
Mothers and their duties for the com.
ing year. This is th0 first vear that
the school has had Grade Mothers and
it is hoped that great benefits may be
derived from this new plan. The
Grade Mothers see that no child .suf
fers from lack of food or clothes, they
call on them in time of sickness, and
help the grade in any way -they can.
The following have been selected as
urade .Mothers for the coming year:
Miss Rathbone's first grade. '.Mrs.
it- 1. Kooinson.
Miss Thompson's first grade, Mrs.
Lester Burgin.
Miss Burgin's second grade, .Mrs.
Earl Wagenfeldt.
Miss Mamie Loathei wood's second
grade, Mrs. Jerry Colkitt.
Miss Eva' Leathefwood's third
grade. Mrs. Lee White.
Miss Eincher's fourth grade Mrs.
Parris.
Mi.-s Crawford's fourth grade. Mrs
E. E. Alley. Jr.
Miss Stringfield's fifth grade, Mrs.
M. J.McCracken. ;
Mrs. Knight's fifth grade, Mrs. J.
P. Dicus.
Miss Garner's sixth grade. Mrs.
Hessie Gaddy.
Mr. Beam's seventh grade. Mrs.
Harry Anderson.
Eollowing the reading of the selec
tion of Grade Mothers. Mr. Beam
read the honor roll for "the first
month.
Miss Leatherwood announced that
the hospitality committee is working
on a beauty contest to be given in 'the
near future to raise funds for the P.
T....A.
Mrs. Richeson attended the Dis
trict P. T. A. in Asheville and learned
that Haywood county had won the
loving cup for the largest increase in
membership in the P. T. A. and will
receive a book for the, library as a
reward.
After the business was attended to
Mrs. L. E. Green and Miss Mildred
Crawford gave a very enjoyable mu
sicaL selection. "One Electing Hour,"
The president introduced the speak
er of the evening, Mr. M. H. Bowles.
Superintendent of the Township
Schools. : 'Mr. Bowles gave some very
interesting facts concerning the re
districting of our schtxds by the state.
ThP old district number one compris
ed Saunook. Lake Junaluska. Allen's
Creek. Central Elementary. Hazel
wood, East Waynesville, and the High
School, but. the state commission has
added to the above list. Ivy Hill Jon.
a than'. .Maggie, Dell wood -Upper' Cove
Creek. Hemphill, and. Cataloochee.
District number one is allotted fifty
two white elementary -teachers- twelve
white high school teachers and fpur
negro teaches.' Th( state gives teach
ers according to average daily attend
ance, and Hazelwood 'should, have
about fourteen teachers, whereas
there are only ten- In spite of the
crowded condition, every effort" is
made by the welfare commission to
see that every child of school ujre at
tends school daily. Mr. Bowles is of.
lenng a banner to the school having
me nigiiost percentage ot attendant
-! 1 ....
.m. Dowies stated that we wer
very tor:unate in having school thi
year for there are over live hundrc
thousand children that will not hav
;ui upporuimiy. u) attend scnool tin
tall. In many cases thi' teacher
nave m ; been paid tor. years, .and al
though North Carolina ha cut-th
salaries, wi- are fortunate to. be in
state that supports education.
Mr. lieani explained briefly :ho -al
ary and certificate rating for North
Carolina teachers. He" nointed nut
that in some cases the teachers wer
receiving 'as' much as tif'ty-three dol
lars.a month less than t.lvev did be
for0-the state cut the salaries.
.11 r. iticneson -taiKe.it a tew mm
tites on the importance of an "duca
tion for the after school days. 11
w.ateo lurilier tliat we need to fee
ognize the fact that a common edu
cation is one of the greatest need
of our schools today to lirenarn the
particular work in the
feet; S. 55-' W.
feet : X. t2J 30'
30 W. SO feet;
39 W. 236 feet :
center of State
2S5 feet; West 65
W. 125 feet; X. 64s
West 311 feet; X.
X. 31-' 15' W. to the
Highway No 10;
his
child for
world-
There was no fur
be attended to. and
journed to meet the
in November.
WILD A
:hor business to
the meeting ai
second Tuesday
CRAWFORD,
Secretary
I Qabby (jERTIE
HONOR ROLL OF THE HAZEL
WOOD SCHOOL FOR SEPTEMBER
Seventh Grade Jlelon Rogers
Douglas Holsonback.
Sixth Grade-Hazel Miller. Edith
Creasman. Jack Richeson. Billy Mil
tier.
Fifth Grade (Miss String(ield)
Jack Daggenhart, Evelyn Wvatt.
Blanche Cody.
(Mrs. Knight) Ruth .'Rider, Mary
Long. Frank Scates, ,- Milliard Win
Chester.
Fourth Grade (Miss ' Crawford)'
Edith Queen. Thurnvan Smith.
(Miss Fineher) . Juanita Arringtoii
Bonnie Jordan. Mary Katherine
Met lure ueraldme 1'ai ris. ( harles
RufT.
(Mi,-s Fineher) None.
(Mis.s Ieatliervvood) Dorothy
Milner. Carl Griffin-- Charles Partis
Welch Early. Clifton Biysoii Mar
garet Blalock, Aralene Eller. Ada
Coffey. Blaine. Queen, Helen Smith.
Mildred Rogers. Janette. Burgin..
Second Grade--(Miss Burgin)
Ruth Wagcnfeld Kenneth Compton
Frank Trull, Annie Morgan.
(Miss Leatherwood) Ernest Sny
der. Jarvis Brock. Samuel Ffady,
Frank Smith-.
First. Grade No grade for the
first month.
very
ound
Mistress: "Your young man i
ouiet. Marv. We never hear a
of ''him, when he's in , the kitchen "
Maid: . "Well, ma'am. I 'aven't
known '11.11 very long, and so far 'e
does nothing but sit and, eat all the
evening." ...
Qabby (jertie
c ; ""
' '
A chap who embrace every oppor
tunity progreteive."
W.
San Francisco soon will have one of
the most spectacular observation tow
ers In the world, for the Colt memo
rial, on Telegraph hill. Is Hearing com
pletion. From Its top balcony sight
seers will have a wonderful view over
the city and the bay. The tower will
cost $200,000 and Is being paid for
from the estate of Mrs. I.llllo Coit ns
.1 tribute to the memories of the fire
men of San Francisco's early days.
POTPOURRI
Hirl Language
A . f ii' 11 1 n:re. 1 hat I. ml anil
! l'-o a - ll!::n:ige system of
ce il. "!i'e HI inly socllls to
.'idM ih.it. .Mih.oitb much thm
-c :ii;ii ii, t le . important, cer
l.-.in ,ti' :. . 'i-s, si. eh as when a ben
call le r cnicks lioni danger. Is an
I'X.iii'o.e of the iim - f tlieir Ian
Ullage.- Definite calls, songs, or
ei-";s during the maling system Is
aiio'hor clear Imlieat ion.
. S'J w v. - , 1 ni.. n
Lives of golfers all
We can top and s
And departing loav
Word you won't
remind us
lice and hook,
. behind us
find in a book.
wienie wim said Highway in a
Southwesterly direction to the BE
GINNING, being a portion of the
same land described in a deed from J.
A. Henners t: al. to W. Brown, et al.
recorded in Book " ." page 33
necora ot leods of Mavwood County
-North Carolina.
EXCEPTING AND RESERYIXG
from said tract of land a small par
cel of land condemned by the Town
of Waynesville for its reservoir
property and shown and described in
.Minute Docket of Special Proceed
ings Xo. 5, page 109. et seq. and.
EXCEPTING AND RESERVING
lots therefrom conveyed by deeds
recorded as follows:
Deed to M A. Poteat and wife
tiau-u jiarcn o. 111, Recorded tn
IdHik 1 1. page 111 :
Peed to lovvn of Hazelwood, dated
March 1. 192 1. recorded in Book '
page 413; and
Deed to Rev Bernard McDevitt.
dated January IS. 1929. and recorded
in Hook 1 7 page 440.
inis deed ot trust is subject to n
prior deed of trust executed to M. G
tamey. trustee, to secure certain
Miiieou.-.oess to j. a . Shoolhred, re-
cordeil in Book 26. page 100, Recori
of Deeds of Trust of Havwood County
conveying a lot fronting ou tht
1 1 :..t x- . . .i.. .
ingnway ivo. in, mm ieet and run
ning back 150 feet.
This sale made pursuant to power
of sale conferred upon me by virtue
of a deed of trust executed by John
F. Bass and wife- Hallie V. Bass,
dated July 21 - 1930. and recorded in
Book 26. page 205. Record of Deeds
of .Trust of Haywood County. N C.
This September 29. 1933.
M. G. STAMEY.
Trustee.
No. 105 - Oct 5 12 -19-26.
Big.
margino&-
l.ots Xas,-5a
of the South-,
NOTICE OF TRUST EE'S SALE
t'n Monday
eleven o'clock
hou-'e door in
ville.. Haywood
October 301 h. 19:13, at
A. M at the court
the Town of W.,ynes
County. N. ( ' . 1 will
State of North Carolina, and nwK
particularly described as follows
Situate and Ivimr in th c.j
,,f ,k .,..u ... . . .
- iv- v-, 111 -"semuiy. and
vu.n.m.m, at a stake in the
-VVenae h corner of Li
and o, ot BUhk No. It
thence North 41 degrees 15' WS
10 teet to a stake in hack line- frf
Lot No. 119; thence Sou'h 1"0 da,
frTSr:' iV.'St 100 ' ''tVt with
back line of Lots Nos. 1 Hi in,"
11.; ti-. , ..r tV'
l" swine; tnence
u. degrees r.ast (v feet
the margin of Avenm.
Soulhtft
1 a stak,inD
!- V,...,.
With Avn.... -L- . .. ...."7jr7
.... ...... v. , v l0 ,ne Mht;WN
-M.Nti. ( ontainnif nn.l !,.;.. 1 ,
Nos r,o .:o t ii . 1 . " . .vv'?
13 vtt
me noutnern Assembly Grounds,
",,u -ai) nook "A niir,-
uccord ot Maps of Haywood Coumy'
North Carolina.
Being th,. same lots conveyed fc
the said I. (,. ukers bv 1 H WiJ
M.n et al.. by deed dated July 2'
D'20, and .worded in Rook 73. p'r.
..!,. Record ot Deeds of HavwJlK
t ounty. X. t .
Subject to certain conditions anJ.
1 est net 10ns as contained in that ee
tain deed made In- K.mthUrn
Id,- ... IJ II :,,:'
. 11. t mis ami 1 . k
dited eptemlH'r 22nd 19;
coided in Hcmk 37. page 6
County Registry X. C
Paled this 2.1
her. 1933
'aniiw.
and triL. '
HaywM
day of SeptottVc
No. 10;
CiURNEY P
Commissioners
! - Oct. 5-12-19-
HOOD,
of Bankv
!6
NOTICE Ol.
On Monday
leven o'clock
bous,. d
TRUSTEE'S SALE
October 16. 1 y:i:j.- "n
M. at the Court
"or in the town .,f ii'..
'Vwood County, North C,
'"'I "HI -II at public outo.yT,
he highest bidder for cash, the Ul
"ing lands and premises
EIRSi' 1 R ACT: ill'iavvive..!
"v- ai 1 ne .-souineast
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE
On Monday; Oetoln'r 30. 1933, at 11
o clocK- . Al . at the court house dunl
in the tow n of Waynesville - Haywood
County, North Carolina. 1 will sell
to the highest bidder ior cash, at
public -outcry, the following lands
and pt'oinisosi lying and being in
the town of Canton. Boavcrdain
Township, Haywood .County. North
Carolina :
BEGINNING at a stake in the
north curb of the sidewalk of Church
Street, M II. Cook's corner, and runs
with the curb of said Church Street.
S. 52" Id' W. 146 feet to a stake
in thi' Street in the junction of
Church Street and Bridge Street;
thence with the curb on East side of
Bridge Street. N. 1" E. 203 1-3 feet
to a stake in the -sidewalk ol the
iron bridge (icros's the Southern
Railway;- I hence with the bank along
the -.Southern-. Railway, N. S5 K. 99
feet to a stake. Mi 1. ('ook' line;
hence with the line of M. II Cook, S.
"'. 45' K '125,4(1' feet I" the place
BEGINNING.
Being the same land described in
deed fioiii Fr'anids. Annie ..Bell and
husband- W. F.Bell to ('. V. Bell and
II. . S- Bell dated November 14 1925,
ind recorded in Book 69. page 333.
Being abo the same property de
scribed in a deed from G. M. Smath-
rs and wife, ' J. Sinathers, to
Eranci- Annie Bell dated Novermber
1917 anil recorded- in Hook 49.
jiage Keeofd id Deeds 01 nay-
wihmI C.,.i!.'y.
Sale i:; made pu.rsua'iit to power of
ale conferred upon mo by deed of
trust executed by II. S. Bell and wife,
Jonnie !! i, and (' V. Bel; and wife.
I-ouise Hell, dated August 1st. J92H.
anil rei oi'ded in ' Book 22. page 232.
"ell at public outcry to th,. highest
i'uliler for cash the following lands
ami premise:, tyinp; and being 111 Clyde
Township, Haywood County. N-'c.
and more particularly described as
follows :
Being lots Nos. (' and 7 of the H.
C. , Med fold property in. Clyde Town
hip Haywood County. North Car.
.. 1 : 1 ,
01111a as snown nv man and survey
made'' by R. V. Justice. Surveyor
.iieo ..ugusi. iiu.i. ulneli said maj)
- recorded in Kook ol Man... - -111
the olbee of Register of Deeds of Hay
wood ( otllltV- and said man is hen-
i. ieirru in ior a more lull and com
plefe description of , said lots in moot
and bounds.
Sale mail,, pursuant to the powi
conferred upon, mo bv deed ol trust
executed bv Mrs. M. A. I'eiilanil dated
I lth day of July. 1 924. and recordei
in iiiiiik niui needs id I rust at page
tl'.i otlice ol Register, of Deeds 1
jlaywood Countv. reference to wbii'
is nereiiy made lor all the terms am
conditions of the same.
This September 2S. I'.l.'i:)
J. R. MORGAN.
Trust.
No. 101 Oct 5-12-19-26.
in iron
t U 111 of
Avenue
Avenue
lo a
No. 11.
i ner o
S ss I
I Hence
in
10
ixeiuucK .- venue
andruns with
South NSJ East
stake; the nee
S 2 W. 165 feet t
ds 2 i 25 and
. feet to Vii'irinoi
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND."
Under and by virtu,, of the authori
ly- conterreil by deed of trust execut
ed by Clara L. UhiU'rwood and hu
band, D. F. Underwood dated the Is
uiiy. 01 .iiaren, man-, and recordei ill
Record
ounty
This
1933.
if Deeds of Trust of Haywooii
the -'th day of September
.11
No. lii'l "Dctv 5
LIAN PRICE.
Trustee.
12-19-26
NOTK'i: (IF TRUSTEE'S SALE
"A flip performer start with an
aerial loop and end with a noi dive.
J-
On . M "Mtiay, October 30. 1933, at
IT o'clock, A. M. at the court house
door iri 'the' town of W avnesviile, Hay
wood ('ounty North Carolina. I- the
undersigned trustee, will sell at pub
lic outcry to. the highest bidder lor
cash, the f ollowing hinds 'arid . prem-
ses. lviiig: and U-ing in Waynesville
Towns ',. Jlaywood . .County, North
Carolina, and more Tiarticularly de-
cribeil as follows: . , .
BEGINNING at a stake in the
center .,f State Higmway ISO- iu, at
the Mi-iiaffey
dene, of M. A. I
thence X. MC E. 10
lar. (3'i. poles S,.
highest point of the
S. 44s E- 595
thence S- 55
ish oak oh 1
E. 750 feet
Book 20. Page 166, in (he ollice of th
Register of Deeds for Haywood Coun.
ly. V. S.Hryant .Substituted Trnstei
will at. twelve o'clock Noon on:
WEDNESDAY: OCTOBER IK, 1933
at the ( our Couse House Door of
Haywood County in Waynesvi
Aorth ( arolina. sell at. pilhlic. auction
J"or cash .to the hichesl bidder (be
of I following land, fowi!:
. . . 1 . ... ,
.-v eeriain lot-, or parrel -ol land 111
or near tl,e City. or Town of Waynes
ville. North (.'arolina- and
BEGINNING on a stake in tin
Northwi'sterly margin of Crawford
Street saiil stake 1HO feet from thi
North .easterly, margin of Oak Street
and runs With said Crawford Street
N. 40 degrees 10 minutes E. 130 feet
to an iron stake; thence North 46 de
gree. West 200 feet to ;i stake; tlienci
South 40 (li'gl'tvt lO mfinu'es. Went 130
feet to a stake ; cHtdice South 4i de.
greest East 200 feettTrHhe beginning
lieing part til ixits) 1 and 4 in
Block ( " of the jjanies R. Thoma,
Addilion to the Town of Waynesville
T his sale is mad' on account of de
fault in payment of the indebtedness
secured by said .deed of trust, and is
subject to all taxes -and. assessment
against said property whether now
due or to become due.
, A five per cent (5'.; ) cash deposit
will be required of 'he highest bidder
at the sale.
This the 12th dav of September.
1933, -
V. S. BRYANT.
Substituted Trustee.
Loan No, 1.202. .
No, 101 Sept. 21 -28-Oct. 5-12
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
TRUST
near the resi-
and runs
feet to a pop-
E. from the
?l ridge) ; thence
feet to a hickory;
E. 305 feev to a Span,
ridge; thence Is'. 88
to a chestnut oak
in an old line; inence . :
E. 2325 feet to a Spanish oak by a
branch in the Brown line; thence with
that line S.;.4 W." 685 feet to a stake;
thence with said Brown line N. 52
W. about 545 feet. to a red oak. Mrs.
Hilda Weil corner; thenc'with 8 of
her lines as follows: S. 2 30' E. 498
Under ari l by virtue of authority
contained 111 a certain deed of trust
executed bv T. G. Vickers. and wifo.
to the Citizens National Bank of Ral.J
" A' . 1 .. 1 1 uaiw, oil uiir tuui nay
of September. 1927. recorded in
Book 20. I'agp. 84, Registry of Hay.
wood County, North Carolina, tie
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured
thereby, the undersigned Commis
sioner of Banks." hav ng succeeded to
the rights and dutii T ot. the 'orth
Carolina Bank and '"rust Company,
successor to Citizensl National Bank
of Raleigh, N. C-, sail Trustee, will
offer for sale at public auction, for
cash, in front of the Haywood Coun
ty Court House door on Monday, Oc
tober 30th, 1933 at twelve o'clock
noon, a certain lot or parcel of land
lvinir nnd hkinir nitiiatp in Wflvny?-
vilie. Township, Haywood County.'
29,
tin'
Ml 1
am
deed.
1921.
of t he
( 'ount v
JiiriV
ind Vifgima
Kentiii
307 f.H.0,,
with KUuJ
; a stakft .
11; themy.
1 Avemiie.
w ilh irginia Avenue. N- 85
t" tile BEGINNING Iw.lnJ
I '' in Block ( " Biuim
perty conveyed to ihft'l,
Qumlan R. Prev.t'
ei b A. C. ! ouiiue. ha.
1 . - 1
''IS of .Soulonihoj'
recorded in the o(be..i
II- 32.
same pro
('has. E
Rul'us Sil
. dated 6th
, and duly
icgisier 01 needs of Havw'ootLj
in Book 66(1. nan-,.' .1.17
...t.i..l. ; -.' . . . . f
...... 11 n ieieuce is nereny mad lor-a.
.Mii.n-ie ue-eripi ion ol san
SECOND '
as survovoi
prouivi-Ly.,
RAC1': Heine; ot Ny.j
by J R I herrell and i-
plated by him March. 1911. BEG1N.
NING on a stake., corner of lot N ,
3 and No. 2. and rims N l" 1 r," Wo
i.i- .. .. . "
ooi ieei to a stake corner of lot
1 ; I Hence with
Nr..
me ol lot No. 1. 3
H22 feet to a stake; theuw4-
E. 320 feet to a stakflj.,
71 till' v (.,... ... iu. '
containing 2.42 acr
more Or less
EXCEPTING I roin the iiliove alj
the land lying and being on the EL-
Mde of the ( reek and runs thriHujh
said lot and being that ivan of th.
ot lying and being on the West siiini
lid creek thai is intended to Ixl.
inveyed by this deed., the said irmk',
being the line iHdween this lot and th .
71" 30' W.
S. 24 ' 40'
thence N.
beginning:
oi
i:'-.. J . m. riena
I'lenimons by thij.
part and the xaji( j
1 ml wife, Martlia
oiled in Book M.i
I leeds of Haywumij
mil sold May 12,
mon and I .
parties of the first
W' II. Plemmoiis
Pleinmon and rec
page IJeeord of
Countv. N. C.
The foregoing In-ing the same profo
rfy conveyed by W. D. I'lemmo.
ind wife. Maltha I'lenimons, to C. r
Quiiilnn. R. L. Prevosi and Rufua
Siler. by deed, dated 23rd dav . of-.
tigust 1922. and duly recorded in-,
the ofliee of the Register of Deeds of,v
Haywooii County, iii Book of Deeds
I. page 194 to which said deed ai)Jj
reeoid relerenee is hereby made.
Sale made -'pursuant' to power . of.j
sale conterreil -upon me hv deed Ot...
list executed by (has. E. Quinlua;;
and wile, Annie (Julnlan. K, I., l lv-
t ami wife- Ro die Provost, and.
Ruins Siler and wife. Anna B. Sder-r
iled December 24. 1929. and records
I in Book 2.'!- nage 175, Record -at
Deeds of Trust of Haywood ( ounty.
GEO. H. WARD.
.This the 16th day of SoplemliBk.
1 93
;)2.-Sept.
Trustee.
il-'iX-Oet. 5-12-
NO'TICE OF EXECUTION SALE.;
STA'I'E OF NORITI CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
STATE-'OK NOR I'll CAROLINA;
ON RELATION OF NANNIE'
LOCKMAN,
Vs..
JESSE B LOCKMAN AND JAR-
VIS L. PALMER. H. R. PALM ER 1
ind W. G. B- MESSER.
By virtue of execution directed ,t,.
the undersigned from the . Superum,.
ourt of Haywooii County, in tH T
,iboV(. entitled action, 1 Will reseuv .
pursuant to a raised bid, on -Monday.;
November 6th 193. i. at eleven o'cbHkv
. M-.at the court house diwir of sailj
ounty, to the highest bidder fi;r-
ash. to satisfy said execution', all thu..
ight.: title and interest which th;,
nd Jesse B. Lockman has m tne tnlr
owmg described real estate to-wit;
BEGINNING on a stake in tli ,
mth margin of a 15-foot alley,, amlj
rutis s. 30 . .SO v - inn teet to a siaK
111 the north margin ot a .m-ioov
treet; thence with .said street S- 31) V
W. 93 V-t feet to a st.-vke; thence N;
'50 30' E. 10 feet to sWh mafgui
of 15-foot alley; tience with said;
alley, N M) ' W. 93 feet to the BE
GINNING Being (the same lot or, -
parcel of land cotneved in a deal-,
from C- D. Medford and wife. PauliriM ,
Medford- to J. B- Lockman dated.
July 17. 1924. and recorded in ItyoJ:
67, page 172. Record of Deeds .04"
Haywood County. N. C.
This the 2Sth dav of beptemtwt
1933
J. A. LOWE.
Sheriff of Haywood County. .
No. 108 Oct. 5-12-19-26
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