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1 irtt; thence lontinuing with ! ! 17 ai.u li of Pisgah Park, as pt
avenue N. 20 ' :: w -t f'.i , ,-urvey and piat of .1. K Kvugun. C. E.
;,. a -take; thciicr with t hi- 'of August. l:'2" and recorded in maj
, i, ; - ;.i and 17 i-i a ...u:h-; h....k "C," in.l- "P " in the ottice of
v direction tu to a -tret;t tne Reg.-ter t l ! '-t Haywoo.
, with thf oa,-t ma.gi:i .' - .' I ' "mt.
S 2S K 4:; f.'-t ; a .-'a!-.. : Tb;.- Va , .1. nuaiy I'adl.
c with the lint- hctw.ci. l.f..- ' 1 -. . -I A. I.OWK
II i a uei thea.-;. : ly .i.-tvtii Sloc'tV ' llavwci iVuaty.
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Hl-BSpY. JAM AHY 18, 1931 THE WAYNESV1LLE 'MOUNTAINEER
y grgig! I ills
yl IIS JV Waynwville Rrb trrian .anion Presbyterian j
I I Y&f&tXSSk '. - uanmo tu m ,,, j. , Walke- !'a-'. ! t.ri.rge l. Hammond. Pa-tor .. , . .,- r,.i..,
tl T vi ! K THREE ' ' I'lVc torv mvnvrtia- .... Ai . 4v u. . . . . 'M J
i- -TOSS a-'?.r .Kr-'X- Cimlon Pfrst M. K. (1-
v,...- !- ' 1 Wav- i .v:.. "uh i- hi, V.i.ln,:" Sup. r.r.u-r. l.-n. . 5i4S- 4k
t! :r''m. "'tw" '-H.,!.'- xou -..a: a ..-i.T M.--:: '.-i.. . . U: i.louid St.. i f. lW-nlon. fa-tor . V tS Ms' Sft"tPV
".iV-XvV ..Jhu,-.:- ' ,.. , '.:.! r. Y. P. I'.V '!' i-huivh ''' ,,u,vn .1,,,: , jA j
;(;,: -rl-i. rta.- K w a-.u v, v. .. . p Montine vvo,.-bi 11 uV, '.. .-r.h ' ' 'lil ' 4
T'n-v : !i m. y.-u .. Ial!i-n t,y 'r.al V-.!- aray . : ' ,Aalrut nMH u ,;: (;:;;., U,,. r- J-w-lrT '
V-'"'''-' N-'I -Wrv-. . 1 i i Ik- !.' 1' .-!a.irm tti h u: 1 auin : U.i;v, shii 7-:!0 oVUvk -.a. -a- wi-Vomi-1
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! " " K - ' nf,r ' Thp Maniui .lait.-.l in ir.mt ot Uro- , , ... . TlI ,. ... x 1
Viaiha, ,:v, a,, ..nan,,,,: -W, , yi p,aU-h-K v M K- h.JN 1 HKM l J Kirstplis(
I Jx aroun.1 thin ,,t wuh you Lan n.W ,,(K.ll,a 0 A. M. Thurch S.hooi.
I 1 ol' ; " Sa.ui' You rt- rul '.i'ie ni-hard-
I f l"a.r. ! . t t.c at it! I'm hun- ",!!
I J m.;r.' v J l.h(. m:iU,r with i..uv! 1
1 UK. . v I
t. m
I ' Lv.
f I
W'lat?.
Hanlof.
vou h-t
i,! 1
r vi ry
th--;.-
hand
out ii'" '
in H"
a;- the 'phonP
up htTSclf-Yi-ah.
itV rat',. 1- rapK. . . .
Who said s?. Nl"
l'ih, ho did. did h . . ttt'U.
h;m through right away, do
.lin't rare VOU let mm
fl!, iro.id morninp ivory,
id fops, i xpan-ivi ly. Tht-n
he -xvanu- aw are of tht. anrry words
bei;,g exehaaged by his dauahUT.
and Maiiiuii- atij Hrogan and rushed
ijvi-' .-.o then, as the stay erew drew
in. la wat.h the arirutnent, rather
Ik-ii dly ;b though
id
it was
! reo.uent oeeuri'enee.
I. luld'.a n. ehlUlrcil. What
malt vi
:, th:-v
noug'h to break! h, "a,ked. "Daughter, what
v.-ll loud
r.niera Jens in the place it
v -o pull that on mo!"
hung op the receiver with a
-Trying to keep my friends
studio! 1 " .,
-;..pped suddenly, as a wcll-he-man,
tanned and bronzed
oorts eoat anti irouseis. .p-
.i i a
In itieoorwao ou j
d-Kirway and -milled
l.ola
foot.
md
V
m an i pea red
pear.-.', i'l 'he
a., h. r.
"Bn.gan!''
iapiiied to -i'r
, a. i. .li
ua it i-omv oack .
H. took her h
inatf-lv into her t yes
.-well. Lola."
"So do you- 1 "m .-orry
!;v.v. .lim."
"Uo-i't be. Maybee that.-' why 1 m
,,..ki:if;' enoii."
-'.TWan "A'-via yIosv to her. "Lola.
,..u - piek up where w left on.
of vour platonte friendships
eclainied. and
"They told nn-
and gazed inti
"Crov. you look
about your
here's old 'Colonel .Starboti
tie'.' -houu'4 Brogan. ''Whitt :i
morning",, work this is going to be!"
"James, ir.y boy harumph. 1 don't
understand "
"This h.X)r seem.- t infer I'm un
welcome or. this set," aid the Mar
quis. "Jan..-" -aid 'op-;. "You inustnt
niirrel with Mukro. There'.- no--"
"Wait a minute,'' yelled Brogan.
'I'm "lot coin IT to have an old lu-h
like you toiling me what t do!"
'Th:it remark i.- unealled fin
quairei vith Hugo. .There's no
"Pons.. Hroi'an- "
"1 though; I Uieked him off my .-et
for good la.-ii yoar, -shh! Ifiviran
pointing at Pops..
"A- my daughter's liumes- litana
ger. I've 'tht- right-":
11
gan-
"1 demand
Busine.-.
managa r:
ajjoiogy,
Vaiu-ville First Methodist
Paul Hardin. Jr., Pastor
1! n "A- for me ''nd my hou.se
it- will - "' e ! nv l-Tii. '
7::0 . . -"Y- a-v fie Hgh
world."
lu:t:o
.'. i.vk.
-lo'k.
VUkU.
1 erane-
St. John's Catholic Waynesville
R-v. Michael A. C'ary
Mas? at. 11 Sunday.
Ma-, week days at 7:30 a. m.
Hazehvood k'resb ItM ian
Rv. O. C. I.andrum. Pastor
Sundiiy ScHoyV, k. v.'ilo,
Morning CTVi.y 10:10 i
Vesper .service, '.. lo.
l'rayer meeting Wet
iirh' at. 7::!0 o'elivk.
.k.
'A'edTli -day
'. aid
Hazelwood Uaptist
Uri. .1. M Woolaitl. Pa-lo.
Sunday School, .t: 1."..
Sermou .11:01) an T.iio -i .uvs :;;.(
Sunday-.
H. Y. P. V..
Prayer meeting 7:W i-VV.-j Wecna i
day ivght .
Canton M. E. Church. South
lr. ('. N.Clark Pa-tor
Sunday Sir.-ices:
10 a. iii. Siiiul-jy .Svho.il. ti. ' . Sut -t
ie.. Sup'... All depart men: oinph-te,
Iy .'organied aud '.gradivj in keeping
with be-.t. -'lucat ioii.-i! stliind.irds,
11 a. m. and 7:110 . p. ,n. W'oi-.-.'iip
Service- with senium by the pa.-,tor.
(i::)ii p. m. Both Intermediate ami
Young Pi ijp'o meo; in h;pe-ial -en ice.
. . Jo ner, l'ast
Sun. lav -ohoo! meet-
k. Mornitiir wor.-hip a; U
15. Y. P. I' unit- at 7:0t'
Evening worshi at 7:1(0
PravM- meet'r ar '.'d:n -da
at 7:110 o'ebvk.
North Canton lktptit
P. C. Hirk-. Pastor
Sunday M'!io; a; HI ovUxvn, e-ery-liixly
invited, A. P. l.iiu-r, supei'uitvn.
dent. Bib'e da-.- eery Wi"ilnesd.-.y
night. I'ri.'a.-iiing each 2n 1 Suralay.
Clyde Charge M.
South
H. . freeman
Sunday ScIkioI in. .
First Sunday-. ( !l.
and 8:00 p. m. Second -11:00
a. m.; !..':. :. .
mony, S:00 p. u.
Clyde, 1 1 a. in. an i va
Sundays, llai rnoin . i
.'( p. m.; lark'- s :oo
Epwan.il l.eac'ile
C!;irk' and Haiaioi ;.
ei ninu at 7:"0 o'clock
E. Chureh.
Pa-tor
at 10 a.- in.
huivh 1 1 a. in.
undays CJark'.
! p. m.; Har
'iiird Suiwlays.
' ;.. m. 1-Vurth
a. ni.; LiU-rty,
m.
it at (lyde,
ea. li Sunday
M. E. Chureh. t anion Circuit
n. II. Pies-. Pastor
.Kir-i Sunday'. 1 ! ... sn .. Amon
I Plain-: V p. nia Ali-rning Star. Second
j Si:nda , II a.m.. Longs;'" p. im.,
M.ii iiiiiL S;a-. Phird . Sunday 11 i, m.
I Mai nlii;. star: 2:;Ui p. m. Im avr dam;
It p. in. .Anion Plains. 1 tl ' anday,
11 a in. Moinine- Star; 7 p. ai, Beaver.,
jdam. Sunday School as-t mb!o- at' .10
,a.aii. Epworth I-ajrin meets at Anion
4 Plains.. Morning Star and Long'- each
Oh! I Wish We Had
Our Telephone Back
LT'S a 1. r. er. ., i.,o'. d kin.', et Lie. trying -.c k ' '''V:
williout a nl i' i :i. (). . 1 'u-ch with fri.d tildo-.i iir.iird
nut, and unabU 'o call frLads to siivi'tc thun cr i . ,.
evening.
"It ju -.l dec "i't pay," iiatd a customer recently. "J wh v, my
telephone back. Ti e I . I'l irtai and comio t 'a .'vc oil:- tu w.-.s '
worth far more than ilic . :l amount wt save li -vir,K to
do without it."
When you compile the immerown ..tivii it that t.
eltrplvone in your home affoids with the l aicll oi,i you'H
' probably agrtef too, that it teally . io i.;i't eav to fry tf- do
without it.
You can afford the tew pennies i.iy thji u'epl.olie
costs. Order yours put back now. Jici ii.il l a- t!e-'o.ie
iMiHiness office or give 'your otder to any U,i' - .. e ployi.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(Incorporated)
at i o clo
lock.
t.o aiul tell that glorified barber to get off my s4
itval'.
9
h-: .said, pleased but moving
a .lav from him.
"We wern't sorry about that, were
V.K'V
"I .know.. Play foi- yo-u--and bad
tunic -"or me.'-
He but his arrive about, her and .she
fe)t. the eld. thrill of his phy.sical
near.-a.-s. "What do you say, Lola?"
Sh,. nu-hed him away, and said
drily: "1 say we go to work."
Brogan followed her confidently out
of the dressing room, sure he could
K't her back, but when ho saw her go
quickly to an'tdVgantry dressed small,
dark man whom hP knew was the
MarquN.-di Binelli die Pisa, his brow
clouded with anger. .
"Oh, Hugo, darling,-' sne was .say
ing hanging on to his arm." 1 ani
orry, I . don't know hovv . it hap
pened!" ,
"It was very embarrassing!" fumed
the Marquis. "To be topped and
questioned by. an. ordinary 'porter!''.
"Oli. I know. Hugo.'' She saw'Bro-
Kan glaring at them.' ' .'"Do vou khoW
Jim Brotran?"
"We've me;, oneo or twice." .-aid
Brogan-, gtifflv-- "AH ritrht! Clear the
stasel . Give me all .you- lieht
Heir.'.': .
1 Brojrah, after .tret.ting the light,
a nan .rod., t a hU satisfaction, backed
"I1 t '.he director's chair bes'ide the
e.'i.'ticra' and trod on the tv thi
Ma.-quis to whom Lola nad "given the
'''iflir a', a point of vantage , from
which' to watch th.. retake At the
Marqu;.' muffled exclamation, liro
gat; , -aid: "SV.rry. fcorryV . Didn't
kriuw yoai were j, here." - '.
" HugUf darling, does it hurt," cried
Lola, running to. him. "He didn't
mear. ;o do it, Let mp see, Hugo--"
, "Please, please," said Brogah. dis
giytedly. whil. th,. Marquis: assured
Lola in ar. .icily' angry .voice that it
wa-f all, right. Ddu confined to 'fuss
"v r the Marquis.
"Whenever Miss Burn.s is ready!"
l;r 'Kan bawled out to nobody in par-
cica;-,.:
'All right," she called,, patted the
Marqu;-' head anil dashed upon the
jet- climbing into the rain barrel,
j'r.van began explaining the action
to ner, but broke off as he found she
'Wa-vmV listeninK' but gesturing and
snnhng otf stage to the Marquis.
U a a -hort Brogan threw the script
i:itu the rain barrWl and walked on
'"( set. Lola climbed out of the bar
r"! ;V followed him.
Now-, what, sre you mad about?"
t -Mockingly polite.' Brogan aid:
'"an havv, to aslf v-nnr friend to
'He my set.''' V
,"h t do you mean? Your set?"
. J-t what I say. Go and tell
,f;a: -'n;rlt. 1 bar'x-r -o : ;,ke his
snirf thv director
and gi't
IV
Helhe) Charge M. K. Church.
South
(.. F. Houck, Pastor
jn lay -vh'i-j ..meets at 1" a. in.,
First Sundays.: I5ei hel li a. in., Long'
.'t p. hi. Meadow Grave 7 p. ni. Sivorid
Sundays: Pis.gah, 11. a., rn.. Bet hel 7::ln
p, ml Thiiv! S.i'i-iay-: P.. ' h. I 11a.' m,.
Icy Hi!) 7 p. m. Foarth Sunday: L-onV,
ll' a. nil, ).' v'ah " p. m.. lfethf! 7:.'to.
Jonathan Charge, M. K. Chuiih
South
Ue. V . M. Kobbin Pa-tor
Shady Grove:
Sunday Senoi.. Id a. iv... G.letu: A.
I Boyd. Sup!. .
Mori.iing wor-'up a: II a. in. evi-ry
Sunday escetit
Hemphill:
Sunday S. lio.
Preacliinir tir
1 l.-ivj-- '"hape!,:
I'l eachine c.
I I ...'clock.
con. I s'undav-
eVOry- StllVda
Sai: i -. a', .'
: r.-n
llld'i.-
eanetta out. of my h:
Mnvniii-. . firmlv.
"IV.. ' t'orrrvoften ahou:. V"U." -aid
Brogan. and turned ( Pops. -""Since
when did vou drop the buggy whip
and take up the rein.s of -finance?
You must: get. all the red ink from
the end of your, nose."
"Harumph." said Tops.
"Wait a minute." began Lola.
"1 demand an apology," repeated
1 he Mnrqtii-,
Spac,. Hanlon tipjieaved or. the set
as Lda, getting madder and madder,
yelled at . Broiran: "Who do you
think you arc. Jim Brogan. ' talking to
my father that way?''
"Who's, ahead? What round i- it'."'
a-ked Space. Lola "wheeled sharply:
"You keep -ut if thi- !"
"Ohc phooie! , Let me knoiv when
you want to go to work," --aid Brogan
and walked off the set.
,;I still- xpe't, an apoioy trom
vou'' said the Marquis, .starting af-if..-
It.-ou-an lint. Snace took his arm
"Ah- Marquis! Yoo're
man I want to ,-ee. CJiv
ment, will you?" lb- led '
offthe so;; !oa I.o'a
nitre-..
JUDGE ALLEY
.ni
.i a-
,w from
!-S' n'l-.
. Mi,.
Silcde
aid
. 'he -
A. . ic
a h- Al . , '.
ar.d rare here
Wi.-t -.--',.!. a. .-Is '.a,.ii
uppoitur.r.v to become
cd with adge Fe:i E.
I Vallev. li.
-of .Vl.evd
I l'li- .- u ho h
1 ( 'oiiuelit eha ru'- !'
r. i--iie "I j were charmed by hi ra'e ability to
tor,. Sale ni, I paint picture- -with- word.-; ,'iii'i will
.not be sorpri-ed to learn th a' I. the
to hav.. an author of a 'a!lad that hn- lived
n t.t "r iv quaint ; forty year- arid I -.evi-ll. liiore puj,ular
Alii",-, of Way. i today than i. i a- aliiio-t: a ge.'ii-ra-
ei .
Win-
ne-i i i.
prvsc n
quar-
a: '.in
i t.U'e .;
taifi-, w
wfio it tin siding
erm 'if Foryth f
. it'.. W.-; have k ti.
repata; ion i o-
ovir the
ou'ity Su
w n Judge
nearly a
' entury ' Mi.- lam,, a--.
i.-n. d u- ior,g ago A - a
leaker tr: hi.- aative moun"
have heard that h,, had no
i .-hurchman. objei '.. d tv
di.-he- af ti-r ea'h. meal,
"!ia: i: ua- - o; a mate's
ju-t tin
me a ' mo
he : Italian
livid with
lea-
"You'i-e ; right. , uauirht. :. i.jygan
had no ri'.'i-.'D-'
"What care", vou . lining hi-re. .. "tn
wav?" -aid la la sharply "I fob! you
to 'stay elf the. -of !" ' She ; quickly
-(.t'Teiied. . "Eveiytime you nut. yon
m.o-h into thing- they u ' '-'.or-e' '
Tops', to., k. a: check book from .'))
pocket, "1 only rami: on a nia:t " ot
th greate.st emergency. If ..v-cj'.l! ju.-t
ign this, check, I "
"What for?" I.ola froze instantly.
"1 want to wire this right away.
Brother said he d explain --" ,": .. .'(
"Oh, L get it. Tia Juana again.
They've tieen giving him a ,-leigh
ride on the rouli tte whw;l.-' Not am
either nickel ! He's been supporting
everv gamlilihg joint on vhe boi'der
with' his millionaire complex- and my
money.'' ; : . v ....
"But they .are liable, to h!l Rim.
Yo-.i know the Mexican police '
'Let 'em hold him! I don't
U' n dim- and a no trood"
.urned back suddenly to her father.
"Oh, whit the heck. After all. Ma
liked him." . " , : -
She signed the check a, Space
Hanlon and the '.Marqu L returned.
Hanlon was saying: "So what do
you ;-av? Good idea, eh?" .
"I don't usually seek out publici
ty." said the Marquis "but under the
, nv-tunces " , -:-:..". .,
"WhatV he te'ling you. Hugo.
vnv o-Ptiincr tin-a stiecial article
fnr Euronem rehase," .-aid Space. TV- whole
"All aliout the Marquis and how he
r; ( : jr,, -;V.V0-,J V,; ;mrrt'--:ons; of
care.
She
pec.'-. v. here rie used to be "in politics
up e. h -.ei Tenth 1)1-'.. let. He i
e-oiiaartively new on th,. beach, but
i- a, -ea.soned lawyer of largo experi.
ein-e and if, uiaking a mu-v favorable
iiiipre-Via.i ia n.- fir.-t rr'rii. . ii- P'O-.-yt fi.
But ...Tadpi'-- i Alley'- ciaim to fame,
whict,. reaches far beyond the b-o-dei-s
of hi: native. State, i ha.-e'l o-, -onie-thing
'.othi'f thaq ni.- . pbwc'r . to . nvive
groat, audiences w:i.'.,i hi- ekHiiience or
hij-- i.iedty and wicr't .-.v ':- , a-. lawyer.
Hi- ,ii.-t 'A idc-ly kr.av. li .-i iev, ineat.
i- soiiiethitig h,, did w.'iei; , he was. , a
a meiv ..ri.y. qfdy l'i. i.." 17 year- old.
Forty y. ars ag', a.- ,,l, '; iiioiiatain lad
ill', iovi , .lu'dgo. '.Alloy c.oapdse.i the
i.mv faiTiod-1. a "i! 'popular i'a'lad known
from. M-ii.i(. ta Texa.- . as "Kidder
''o!e '' 'I'his .iiiiibid is' a favorite with
.ia::,io .player-: and if i- . -aid then- i
pet, a -'at.- in the Fn ion w hero If is
nor known and often l-iU.'.M; and played
!,y 'la.-.j-'l.-i;. "Kidder Cole" .(has
prebaiii;, fecfi' ii-'urd ie-or nmst ot
the radf . . tation.- of thi- codntry.
Judge. . Alley was reared :n the
, ni-iuritadris of Ja. k-e. county..; .His
parents lived m .t .-a.shi.er, .ValJey . . -In
his youln he wa. a good aiinjoist
himself, and. often ' played "Kidder
Cole-" his own com rxv.it ioa at,
in the community. ..Some.: time ago
Judge Alley consented to lot a news
paper man of AsheviP.e in. or. the
secret '-of how - hf came to write the
famous ballad. He was fn.-piied to
compose the banjo' ,-ong, he admitted,
after his cou.-in.: the late Charley
Wright, had won favor in the large
due eyes of !i,. beauty of the moun
tains. -Mi. Kidder (lole, df Cnshit,'r.s
1 icn aco.
A 0 etliod
siping the
IF ..iu-il.-ted
job. ' '
Hi, wife quolfd th( following
Scripture: ."l'"'wi!! wipe Jeru.-;iii m as
a in in winetli a -'dish, -'wiping it; and
turning i't upside down." ,
OTK M 'if KXF.Ci'TI'iS S ! F
your
Mar-
yoo and our other star.--.''
"I'vo always disagreed with
mlMlcitv about Lola." said the
rtr i'--,"!.'at--thi.:. .fa' an opportunity.
American idea of cublicity
; wr uie.
iTo Bp r orttinued.)
NO It I'll KOLl NA
H YWOOI' Ci il'NTV
l THE SFPKIC.oi; ' i 'I i.T
.1 WI1.FY JAMES: i
: '. v-. - ,. ' ' ;. '
W. . Leftai. . -i; ''..'..:
lly virtue ot a - afec aim ' d
totiie Undi )., igifd f '"hi thi Siip.'tioi
(ourt of Ilaywo'.d Ci.ua'y iii the above
.entitled "act bin I cil' on Moaday ,'. ii.il
ath day of Febrti i)-y,:. li" i: at, ld'b
.M. at, :'the court, hou-e dom- ..t .-aid
t'uunty. :-e!l to thil ,highe-t. liiddc; for
i .. ii t" ,-ati.- fy the said execution all
tli,, right, title and inf.-tM st. which the
said W. A, la liar the defendai.'.: ha;,
in -i he tolloW ing di - ! real e-tate,
to-wit : ' ,
FlliS'J" TBA.CI : Beinonii.u a: - a f
.-.take in the . we.: .r,i..i gifi ! Sari-' t
'Avenue." corner of lot- .niiniber.-: ,l.'.7
and tiR and run- thence with flic line
between said lots N, Go I -Pi' we-i 100
feet to n stake ; thence with 1 life east
margin, of an alley , .. 2a 1C eiist j
Kill feet, to a .-take; thence S. 'i'l bl
east HIO feet to a .-take; thence with
l.i ... A,...,n..
ance;- ine west, margin w .juiwi, ,
.-outh 25 -Iti west laii: teef : to tn
Beginning, being lots d.r, 0. and 07
of tlrandview subdivision of the City
of Waynesville 'as per survey and plat
of August. l!U3 and rec-orded in map
book "A" at. diage :1a in the ot'licc of
the Higi.-ter of Il'-ods for Haywood
County, excen'ttii'tf ci-rtain portion of
said 1'inrls con veyed by , deed to Keh
neth B. Murrell, dated 24th Augiwt,
P.27 and t-eccirded in book 74 at page
all).: off..-" of the Kegister of Deeds
of , Hayv.-"bd ., County. .to.lwbicjC-foook
and pr.g. ii nw particular de-criptior.
i-'icv be' bad. '. - :
?''( fl.'s'l) TUAf'T: Beginning -;t -,
;.. ;l,.. S, XV. !'! .of Daisy Ay
rif , '-.ri-; ) lot- i:t and 14 and rn1'
;W.r, -c M'.'-c-venue X.' "" 20'
Chart it No. HriTi 1
Kost'rvc I)islri't No. 5
KEI'OKTOr 'CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
Ol ;ines ille in the Slate of North Carolina, at I he
( lost- of lUisincsx on IK-antlHT l;0. lUli'L
asskis
I. Loans and li-romt .'. S2I2,!I()7.
I. Owiclrafls ' ..i S!m.all
i. I nitt'tl Slates (iovernnient set tirities
owned oli.ltntl.OII
.1 Other honds. stocks, and securities ow mil I 'IT."'Hi.0
(i. I5ankini house. SS.TIHIJKI furniture and
lixlitres, SI. 11(1 ... S.70MHI
7. Keal estate owned other than hank in (;'
' house "."""
S. Reserve with ledeial Westlve Hank :t!.0 IM. 1
. !. Cash in vault and balances with other
hanks I .'.'(. I Oa. !!l
10. Outside ehecks and other rash items . 1.."71.S7
II. Kedempt ion funds with l . S. Treasurer
and due from I . S. Treasunr 2.:ntl.0l
I I. Other assets . . . 1 1.)37.ti0
Total
.S72:U.i;.7l
l.IAim.lTIKS
j:,. Demand deposits, except l , S. (iovern
ment deposits, puhlie funds and deposit
or other hanks su.:r.i:t!Mit
Hi. Time deposits, extept postal .savings., puli
lie funds and depsits of otjier hanks I(i(.!M!.o!i
17. Public funds of States, counties, school
districts or other subdivisions or muntci.
palities . . .
. . . . 1 1 o.l'O 1.71
1 1.7iii.n"
1.1. "..'.''.
"(O.ilfKMM'i
l,s. I nited States (iov eminent and postal
savings deposits . . . -. ...
1 !! Deposits of other hanks, including eerti-
lied and cashiers' checks outstanding'
20. ( irciilatinji; notes tiutstandint; : ,
2! Capital account :
( oinnion stock, 500 shales.
par 8100.00 per -hare Sod.diMi.On
- Surplus . ... . .1 . . . : oO.000.00 :
' I'ndividcd profits net . 22.727. 1 "
Reserves lor eontintvencies . . 1S..!2I. M I .M.i;."i !.
Total, including capital accmni .
.s72't..lob.7 t
Stale of North Carolina, ( ountv tit Haywood, ss:
I, J. II. Way, Cashier "'of the above.nanied hank, tto
.solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the
Lest of m knowledge imd belief. .-' '.'
: J. H. WAY. Ca-hier
Correct A tie-!
.-' .1. R. Uoyd.- ....
M.- M. Ndland. .
Z-';-:::: C. E. Ray, .'.:' '"
. Director-. :"-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1 1th day of
January, Hl.'U. " -, " .
Margaret A. .Morrison, Notary ruMic.
My Conimis ion Expires June .'!(, l!).i."t.
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