THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1931
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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iVavnfSville First Methodist
l'.iu. llatdin or., i'a.- '
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,. w i;,; i fir cnuri a i.e.i .-u.n..i.
:i will meet ;hi a!'u-rti..i!
r'rhu.'Vuuv. at at- the church.
i la'vh ..!'.'! Sunday morning a;
i-.j: We u - h tn increase uuv Sun
.'.., ch,. ! attendance this .- printr.
VV:!' yu help u-'.'
The nrning chinch MTvii-t. i at
; j ;., ,-k. A class of young people
,vd! bi' leceived into the membership
j the march The pastor'- subjeci
H-: "Who Is This'" :,
ui!it people meet at l:4."i. Thc
irt- planning a hike for the 31.-1.
Evening church service- with set.
nmi bv the pastor, at 7:.'!U. Subject:
The Mark of The Christian."
Wednesday evening of next week
ve continue our .study eour.-e on
t'hiistianity and Jnuusiry in America,
The board of stewards will meet im
mediately after the study ours.' ha
adjourned.
On Thursday night at 7:30 we par
ake of the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper, 'ill every member make a
necial offer! . to le present at th:.
ervice?. On K i ida y we unite with our friend.
.it the Episcopal church in a (loud
Ki (lay service.
Further announcements about Has.
,-r .services to follow will be made
et week.
We curiliallv invito you to all ci
. t First' Methodist.
Waynesville Presbyterian
III. R. I'. Walker, Pastor.
I he Bible School meets P:4."i a. m.
The Christian Knde .vor Society 7
'I'h- Jecoai Hun.-, music am! .-erin.iu
.,; II o'clock will lit into the thought
f Palm stin'ijay; '.
In accov l with Simultaneous sei'
ices in the Haywood county ehurehe.-.
Mr Walkei. will teach a book on the
f'lxrist ia:i Home bog-inning .Monday
vvening 7 :'!() o'clock and continuing
-lu-h evening through' Thursday.
L E N T
Holy Week Services.
Sunday, .March 25th. is the last
Sunday in Lent. "Palm" Sunday.
The Rector of Grace Episcopal
'hurch, Rev. Albert New, will de
'iver an appropriate message at elev.
in o'clock, Topic; "What shall I do
with Jesus?" "Hosanna" or "Crucify."
Mr- David Baker will sing "The
Calms" for the offertory.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Maundy Thursday there will be
two services each day, 10 A- M. and
V I'. M.
On Good Friday, beginning prompt
ly at noon, the Three Hours Service
will be held, with all the local min
isters of Waynesville, Hazelwood
Lake Junaluska participating. Full
er details will be given in next week's
Mountaineer Church Notices-
Everybody is most cordially and
sincerely invited to all the Holy
Week services.
Hazelwood Presbyterian
Rev, O. C. Landry m, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 o'clock.
Morning service. 10:40 o'c'"k.
Vesper service, 6 :45.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
sight at 7:30 o'clock.
Jonathan Charge, M. E. Church
South
Rev. W.' M. Robbing, Pastor .
Shady Grove:
Sunday School 10 a. m., Glenn A.
Boyd, Supt.
Services every afternoon next week
at 2 o'clock.
Hemphill:
Sunday School every Sunday 2 p. m.
Preaching first Sunday at 3 p. m.
Iavis Chapel: :
Preaching every second Sunday at
" I o'clock.
HAZELWOOD WESLEYAN METH.
ODIST CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. Zenas Bean, Pastors
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Young Peoples' Services 7:00 p- m.
1 reaching Service 7:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting each Thursday
-vvning at 7:30.
CITIZENS BIBLE CLASS
J. R. Morgan. Teacher.
Meets every Sunday morning at 10
i clock in law office of Morgan, btamey
and Ward, opposite court house.
All those who are not affiliated with
any Sunday school urged to attend-
St. John's Catholic Waynesville
Rev. Michael A. Carey
Mass at 11 Sunday.
-Mass, week days at 7:30 a. rm
Hazelwood Baptist
Rev. J. M. Woodward. Pastoi
Sunday School, 9:45.
Sermon 11:00 and 7:30 1st and 3rd
Sundays.
li. Y. P. U., 6:30.
Prayer meeting 7:30 every Wednes
day night.
Jesse Brooks, negro, who was elec
trocuted last Friday at Raleigh for
the murder of a Durham detective,
went to the electric t.h'i'r .with a smile
on his his face and after the
leather mask was : '. ,u over his
face the lines of : a . .h;ie could still
be, seen on the exposed portions of his
face. He previously said he would
die smiling, and he did.
.The army is again transporting the
fir mail, after ten army pilots have
been killed in accidents,
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTEkNATIONAL
SUNDAY S
chool Lesson
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Lesson for March 25
CONFESSING AND FOLLOWING
CHRIST
I.ESSON Ti:T Matthew 16:13-26.
LiOLDKN TKXT And Sioion TeU-r
ar.swcrcJ ami said. Thou art the Christ,
Hie Son cf the lulus Coil. Matt. 10:10.
ri'.lMAl'.V TOIMC l'eter's Answer
ta Jesus' Question.
JUNIOR TOPIC A Question and the
A n p w e r.
INTLn.MKDIATi: AND SENIOR
TOPIC Putting Christ First.
YOrNU Pl;OPI.K A.N LI ADULT TOP
IC What Think Ye of Christ
In oiilcr to oliviate a break in the
studies In Maitliew anil still have an
. Kaster lesson, the review sliould tie
omittoi) and the lesson for April X tak
en instead.
I. Jesus Christ the King, Taking
, Account of His Ministry (vv. KMT),
i 1. The place (v. I."). It was at
Cesarea I'liilippi, tlie northern limit
of Jewish territory. It was signill
j cant that the announcement concern
; he,' the Church should (aUe place in
i this region.
The time in Christ's ministry. It
j marked a turning point. His minis
! try was largely restricted to his dist
; -clples after this. The cross was a
short time ahead.. The Messiah had
already been rejected. They had nl
; Toady charged him with being In
league with the devil and sought to
i hill him. It was highly Important that
j the disciples should have clear views
as to Christ's person In order to stand
the test of the trial and crucifixion of
! Jesus.
.1. Teter's confession of Jesus (vt.
13-1G).
a. The occasion (vv. 1315). Two
questions asked by Jesus provoked
this confession.
(1) As to the opinion of the people
concerning him (vv. 13, 11), They
recognized hliu as a teacher and
prophet of more than human author
ity. Today, as then, there Is a di
versity or opinion concerning Jesus.
Some think that he is only a man;
others that be Is a great teacher but
nothing more. It was his persistent
Claim to be the Godman, the very Son
of God, that sent him to the cross.
(2) As to the personal opinion of
the disciples (v. 15). It was not
enough for them to be able to tell
what opinion the people held concern
Ins Jesus. It was necessary that they
have clear personal knowledge,
b. The content (v. 16). It consisted
of two parts.
(1) "Thou art the Christ" This
means that Jesns of Nazareth was the
Messiah, the fulflller ot the Jewish
hopes and expectations.
(2) "The Son of the llrlng God."
This acknowledged him to be divine.
It was the recognition of his glorious
person In keeping with the Jewish
hope (Isa. 9:6, T).
4. Christ's o&fession of Peter (t.
17-18). Peter hfcd made a noble con
fession. Now Jesus confesses him.
Those who confess Christ shall be con
fessed by him (Matt 10:32, 33).
5. Christ's charge to the disciples
(v. 20). He asked them not to tell
any man that he was the Messiah.
The time was not ripe for such testi
mony. II. The New Body, the Church, An
nounced (vv. 13, 19).
Following the confession of Peter,
Jesus declared his Intention of bring
ing Into existence a new body. To
the members of this body he promised
to give the keys of the kingdom. Pe
ter was to have a distinguished place
In this body. The keys entrusted to
him were used at Pentecost anil again
In the case of Cornelius. Christ has
the keys of Hades and death.
III. The King Predicts His Death
(vv. 21-23).
This prediction was. no doubt start
ling to the disciples. They did not yet
realize that redemption was to be
accomplished through the passion of
the cross. So unwelcome was this an
nouncement that Peter cried, "This
shall not be unto Thee." Later Peter
saw through the darkness the sunlight
on the hill tops beyond the cross. Re
demptive victory through Christ's
death Is yet the stumbling block to
many. '.'
IV, The Cost of Discipleship (vv.
24-20), :
To follow Christ means suffering.
To follow him '.Is 'to turn one's back
upon the world.
1. There must be denial of self.
There Is a wide difference between
self-denial and denial of self.
2. "Take up his cross" (v. 24). This
cross Is the shame and sn'ierlng which
He in the path of loyalty to Christ
To do our whole duty will bring suffer
Ins (II Tim. 3:12).
3. Follow Christ (v. 24). This
means.. tp have the mind of Christ to
be like Christ. All such shall he re
warded when -Christ comes in glory.
RICHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. F. Clark. Pastor
Preaching services first and third
Sundays.
Sunday school 10 o'clock.
Prnve-r meeting 7:S9 Thursday
evening.
Nobody's
Hv CEE
Till-: TKOL'Kl.K 1 11. AT ROCK .
CONTIN I'KS TO SPKKAli
t'at rock s. L . Martcii 21 l'.' U I
iii-t-r n-.r. edili:i:
! am .-eriy : have t u-jvrt lliai j
tru!:'.- w h:ch I'lewe.i ::: n he.lHT
v-huivh - ek ag whi-ti rev. I:u:-
ert given ro-;gm-d h--. pa.tur.,in-
lie'.te
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ma':
w :th
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itind t hat fact ion no. ;
t he reggu !a r 1, k v.
4 had
the do
t lu y t
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er and put
on allot !iei one w hen '.
1 iirav-mee! me eil-
d to ho
aiid they could no'.
dopp! , -o t hey c! av led
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lion in. '-' provid' 1 it do not
p hire a icular pasture for S
join
w an!
nioii:
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lllis.-
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and
. il:ck
, : il leave ott t he youno
preacher, a cus.-m ei
jelinie eeve smith, who has
tmishu! the ci-nmi it orrv and
,Ph Up
.-Uppl
n-niK a preacher; nc. ' wants
from another held till the
ii kc- up its niinit to oi. on.
. one
ajipi
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faitio'n.- tied the hoi!
i Me; rai;- and yore
mi . nuke Clark, l I'd.
the reliohi-i- church.
w ith
lion.ieiil
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rr-Iely of
I no! i my
.same w hen he pulled i
he lope suiidaN
niorninjr. he went :
md union- oil -ame
n
1 he hell I 1 V
and nine;
somebody
with tar
hands.
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veee sin
has belin
ill tin- be
.! woui I
Hot 1 lie I i
sonieb.id y
tie that
each ol'ie
all of the
It
minuet - just
sine .red the
"' ;b. and it
for
hell
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pile,
lope
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: i in- oiarani-l, helongs, i,,
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ore "hlcss.
mil '.-hall
over tiler
nks in the
on .-ame
d be the
we know
i" out of
church.
well, 111
i. eddltor
Will end
the puhli
iicietv and
i can't -ay where
it has alroddy
k scholl ami the
this
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II. d
111--into
c.
1 tie ladies a i, a-- i
well a
fact--::
several .stoats
.'1 of slime is
in town, in
etl'ected. if
anybody jret- his head kiUK-ked oil'
enduring this . row. i will rite or
foam yore paper promptly, it look.
like some hi(f hews will a-crue verry
i-OOll.
yores trulie,
niike Clark, ri'd.
meeker-terry.
FISH
I am opening my New Fishing
Tackle today.
Trout fishing season opens April
15th I am ready
ready.
W.T.Denton
Denton's
Legal Advertisements
NOTICK OF EXECUTION SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY:
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
J- J. BRICKHOUSE I
. vs. -' ..
U. H. FERGUSON.
By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the Superior
Court of Wake County in the above
entitled action, I will on Monday, the
2nd day of April, 19,'!4 at twelve
o'clock, noon at the Court House
1 door in Waynesville, North Car
olina, sell to the highest bidder for
cash to .satisfy said execution, all the
riffht, title and -interest which the said
U. H. Ferguson, the defendant, has
in the following described real estate.
:-wit:
FIRST TRACT: In Haywood
County, adjoininp the lands of Ane
!ine Haynes, et als. ; BEGINNING on
a stone standing by a larKe chestnut
stump with pointers oh top of Rich
Mountain, the tame beinit the 76
acre tract of hmd conveyed to the
parties of the first part to the heir.s
of Jascph P, Ford, and runs
as follow? :
N. 20 10' W. poles ; N, ;io E,
15 poles. 8 links to a -white oak; N.
29 45' W. 20 poles; N. 45' W'. 12
noles; N. 02 30' E. 9 poles; N. 29 E.
12 poles'; N. 21 30' E. 14 poles; N. 34
15' E, 12 pole.s to a stake; thence N.
i Var Mi ) 2 l-d poles to a chestnut;
thence W. Var. 2 45') 321 pole.s to a
a ftone in the boundary line of the
old Osborne tract thence S. (Va.
45') 120 poles to a stake, corner of
the 76 acre tract; thence E. with the
Northern boundary line of said 76
acre tract (Var, 2 45 ) 306 poles
to the place of bepinninfr, containing
231 acres more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Also a certain
tract, lot or parcel of land owned by
U. H. Ferguson on the head waters
of Fines Creek; bound on the West
by Glenn Palmer and Lawrence Rus
sell, on the North by the lands of
Boyce and the Madison County line,
on the East by the Madison County
Business
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the
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..tlie loom-tone .iell! who -pent a
week in our town in januwai i an i
collected IIS in down paynien',.-. in j
teipiuioik- ha- not been heard of
;-:r:cc he loft. tile lettir winch jlili
sit!!:e iole to the whit,. niarci i uin
I'.'.uy in n v., has feen retunici "i,..
-uteli r i l ill has evei livnl here."
ipotli inn and niouney seein- ;oiie.
few are of I'aUe profits, I'm ink- ; 1 i ieie
I n one w it h them.
II li.nl to he t u i noil out at noon
ills! in
disease
know '
'inlay when .several unknown
bloke out, no, ody did not
bat il was at first lui: leain-
ed latei on that it wa
they et. it cms,, redness
eomet hinj;
f face and
v indicted
lieiidiii-ocp pains and folk
u ith slime .-eetueil pii'eneii
have all fully lecovered and
but
i;ot
they
well.
h:
newer -cut ann
niouney
ansi'l'oi t
i unni ne
le flat lock's waiter works
i. cedar lane already ha -
waMer, and '.' hatluiii; tub:
yard -iiic.-o.-ot hae belin 111-
iny -on, i ke Cla I k - ay - it
oni: they can sipnit i! up to
am
in
i..p ol
1 lelecr.iin post, he spent
with h i.s ell in, - ad ie lee
ne let him eo a washine.
la-i niclil
Claik and
il
knee d.ei
p in -anie.
hen
pit
onn
lal
(
pennijf up
her
.- bow.
eat is h
-ays lie
lo away
of
a new man I iviu
okiii(f o it e cry
mielit put in a
wit h tin- roadie.
o he .-ays. from
his pitcher.- will
Ihe county :
llliiiH'. . ud
talkie and
he has (food
hollvwood.
be showed the same time that Ihey
are showed in n. y. it will he a line
IhiiiK for Hat rock, shows w ill he hell
o times a week for vl5 interniissioii,
m hi- said.
yore.- trullie,
mike Clark, ri'd.
corre spondenl.
This column sponsored by henton':
Hardware.
to help you get
Hardware
line and II C. Ferguson and oh the
South by M. M. Noland. bein all
and every of the lands owned by U.
II. Eerjru.'xm on the waters of Fines
v ii-i-R. eoniaining i zt acres more
or
less.
This March 6th.. 1934.
J. A. LOWE,
Sheriff of Haywood County.
..No 171 -Mar H-15 22 29.
A I) M I N'ISTRATOR'S N OTI CE
.Havir-ur qualiiii'd as Administrator
of the Estate of Dr. Chas. H. Mc
Dowell, deceased, late of Haywood
County. N C. this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
e.state to exhibit them to the under
sifrned at its office in Asheville, N. C.
on or before the &th day March, 1935.
or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to t-aid estate
will please makt immediate payment
This the 8th day of March, 1934.
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Dr. Cha. H. McDowell.
No. 171 Mar. 8-1 5-22-29-Apr, 5-12.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK
Having qualified as, administrators
of the estate of W. H. Nichols, de
ceased, this is to notify all ' persons
having claims against the estate "of
the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the fth day
of March, 1935, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of Fuch claim.
AH persons indebted , to said estate
will 'please: make payment immediate
ly. '..-.
This the 8th day of March, 1934.
MRS. ANNIE N. PALMER,
WILLIE NICHOLS,
Administrators of the estate of
W. H. Nichols, deceased.
Mar. 8-15-22-29-Apr. 5-12.
NOTICK
STATK OK NORTH CAROLINA
COl'NTY OV HAYWOOD.
IN THK Sl'i'KRHiK COURT
GKOlUiK T. SCOTT
v.
W1L1 N A WILSON SCOTT.
The
will 1
title,!
ilefelidant
:ke notice
.1- a!iue i
Supcrip-.
ilena
VV. Scot!
icti. n en-
that an
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L'oLii: i.
Carol . ua.
omillellct
Haywo,
. ihla;n
111 til,.
( o;ini
di oi , e
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t lcik
Nei'.h i an
Ala. i
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the
said
or tlie plaintilV ,-.lll apply
Court i'oi '.hi i .-lie!' demanded
conipla.n:
Tin- til,- l.-t ,i.iy of
M..: ':; IP . 1.
,w c. r.v ki;s
il: t of lla woi
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County.
Miper
N. C.
Ala
No. I 7o .Mai. S i;.-2'-
OTIlT
r n i 1 1 :
ol sale v
of Trust
t ai i u:
tee date
recoideii
of heeds
Carolina
O!' l-'ORKCl.OSl'KI-: SAI.K
K and i irt lie of t he pow or
ontaiiied in a certain heed
from .1. 11 TACK and wife
I'.Uif: -o A. T. Waul T ni ri
il NoNcinlier l!"i, l'.f'iL' and
in the olli. e ,l the Register
for Haywood County, North
in Hook No :!0 on pae,e 4Sti,
iieiiiun n.ivintf oeeti made in the pay
ment of the note- and lii.iebtednes.s
thereby -ecured and di maud hawnc;
been niaiie for payment of .same, and
(he holder.- thereof limine' directed
thai the . hi ed of Tru-i be foreclosed,
the undersigned Trust,',, will oll'ei' for
.-ale at the t'ouit House door in the
City of ,i ne.- die. Hay wood Conn
ty, .Not tii Carolina, at 1'-' o'clock noon,
on Saiurdav Maich 2 ) M. and
w ill -ell to t he Inchest bidder for cash,
a! public auction, a certain lot or
parcel of land in Wa ne-villo Town
ship. 11 y w ood I oiilit y . Noi t h I 'are
l:na. de-eribed a- follows:
l-'KCINNINC on a
api'de on the l-la-1
take near crab
a nk of Allen's
creek , t belli c
ie load S poles;
West poles
le.-, and o to a
creek
North
(holier
North
bow I'ord ..I
I'd dow u pnbl
North 1111:'
' i Ivist 21 p,
-take in 1 ol No. 1 I ; t hence with line
of .-Hid 1 ot Noi th 77 ':.: West .It l a
poles to center of creek ; thence up and
with the confer of .said creek to 111..'
HKlUNNl.NC corner.
The above heiiiff the .-anie li.il of
land de-cribed in the heed of Trust.
Tin- the fOlli dav of Kebru uy. VXU
A T. WARD.
Trustee.
No. 101 Mar. l-S-l.i-22."
NOTICK OF TIU'STEK'S SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority continued in a consent
judgment entered by His Honor.
Felix V.. Alley, Judge presiding, on the
lHth day of DtKember, lUIl.'l, in an
action entitled "huey A White Hyatt
v. Insured Mortgage Bond Corpor
ation of North Carolina, et al., the
undersigned Trustees will on
MONDAY, the 2fith day of MARCH,
1034, at eleven o'clock A. M.
at the Court House door in the town
of Waynesville. N. C. offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following describ
ed lands and premises, to-wit;
Lying nnd being in the town of
Waynesville. Haywood County, North
Carolina:
Beginning at a stake in the South
west sid line of Daisy Avenue, 229. 5
fet from the corner of the Oak Street
ia the . Oak Forest Addition to the
town of Waynesville; thence S. 31 deg.
8' W. 200 fet to a stake; thence N.
58 deg. 52' West 76 fet to a stake;
thence N. 31 deg. 08 E. 192 feet to
a stake in the side line of Daisy Av
enue; thence along the Southwest line
of Daisy Avenue 75 feet to the be
ginning. The aforesaid sale is not only made
pursuant to the terms of the judg
ment herein referred to, but also pur
suant to the terms of a deed of trust
executed by Lucy A. White Hyatt to
the Insured Mortgage Bond Corpora
tion and others Trustees, which is
registered in Book 21, page 4. office
of Register of Deeds of Haywood
County.
This 23rd day of February. 1934
Insured Mortgage Bond Corpor
ation of North '-Carolina. 1 rus
' tee.
No. 165 -Marl -8-15-22.
the '
Dr
reaM
ring the past 20 months, that tile
Bwooil c imp has lii-en open, there
t been a man to e '.cape and not
ht. One or two have gotten awav
el J
ways returned. During the 26
tin
I Ik
is there h.-is nd been any trou-
hatever arn-ong the prisoners, it
J'ai ki
earned, and it, is the -general
the
of I
n that thi.; '.'accounted'- Tor the
being made, and the "long-
heing transferred here,
general . strtf at ihc prison
is as . -follows; . -.1. F. alie, su-
hi-ait:
At
and
temb
lenderit: -Johnny Ferguson," stew-
Fui
A. R. .Mehacey, Fred II. Cald-
j. .M. Boone, J ul iu.s Rogers'," 'Joe
ivis, (jiliner Long, Jim Maunev.
. Jarpvr Brookshirc, . night
Dave t'i.be, truck drive -.
ITlj
j
M,.
died
here i
ruing Given To
)elinquent Tax
moniJ
a weO
Fyl
homo,
with!
of th
, Mr
(lied 1
: Sh
payers Of County
C Francis, tax supervisior of
ood county, announced that
first was the final date set bv
punty board of. -commissioners to
notes for taxes
J'O'?. rs Prior to
due the count v
19M2.
.1 ni e
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR 'RT.
P. V. HAMRICK,
Plaintiff.
'. Vs. :.-:-'. .
FOiNCIE WHITE HAMRICK,
Defendant.
The defendant. Foncie White Ham
rick, in the above entitled action, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has ben commenced in the
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Superior Court of Haywood County.
North Carolina, by the'plaintiff. P. V.
llamrick, auii-t the .said defendant.
Koncie White Hamrick, for the pur
pose of Mt'curinif iudirment aa-ainst
sa:d defendant tor an absolute divorce
un the jrrounj- of twp years separa
tion; that ..lid dcf.-n.lant will further
take iintu-i- that .-Ik- i.s leuuired to Im
iip'Ucc that .-!
appea- at the
he S.l-ie! I.'i (
i
etlic,
'!
the Clerk
of Haywood
a: : in- Court
"! the '-'Kill
a'i.-wi'r ,m
of tii,. pi ii n
: ! :.e p.airitiff
no relief
'iiipaiint.
bruaiv, It1':'.!.
i:y krs
"III ! of ll.IV-
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r. ti 1 :i : oi l lla
H. a
,la
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a i ii oi :
ed i oiin;
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til I .!
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K X Kt I'TOR'S Nil 1 h i:
Having iU:ii
i-tate ot M i ,
t.i!. this i in ii,
cll.lilll ; l ii . i 1 1 -1
tn-il
I..
1H'
th.
11- i-ei
ilari,
al! per-
r of tht.
d, de. ea
tis h:n i il c
1 the de-
ceased to
.-lgned I'll
Febi inn .
pleaded in
All pers
will please
hibi: ll-.eiu to the un.ier
ir before the 1 .Uli day of
1 !'. '!."', or ! ins tint ice will be
bar ef such claim,
'ii- indebted to said estate
make p . men: i nimediate-
lv.
Thi-'the U:h da of Fehiuarv l!:il
MISS l.Ols 1IARROLD.
MRS K. c. I KK,
I'.M'i lit
l.illv S
No. K'.l
I s ol
Han
l-'el
tin
old. . If.
stat,. oi' Mrs
-Ma
i s i;
AN (MJi'lN N( i: TO KNOWN
AS 1IIK i 1 lil- K ORIMNANCK
OK Till-. TON N OK AYNF.S-
vii i i-:.
nil-: BOARD OK
Till-: TOWN oi
no I N c T.
Sc. t i.-ii I Tha;
A 1.1 1 K li M K N OK
N KS 1 I I K
i 'i
1 1 1 1 1 . i -id
he i
lul I'f a paieiil e, mi i il la n
person uhi
child ini'l. i
pel'lllll or
anj public'
public, plac
x ille, unle-r
1 1 y it pare
i has legal ell -tm
' -INiei'll e.u i
llou ir Ii child t
street avenue
e lu the town of
aiil child is ac.
lit guardian or .
ol any
age. to
be upon
or other
Waynes
unpanieil
her per
soli having the legal custody o! .such
child or utiles said child sh ill have' ill
it.s possession a newly dated and
signed -tafement by its parent, guar
dian or other person having legal
custody of said child, to the effect that
it i.s on an- emergency errind, between
an hour after sunset and the time of
sunrise of thr next succeeding day.
Section 2. That any child sixteen
years of age or under so found loaf
ing or loitering on any public .street,
avenue, alley or 'other public place f
the town of Waynesville alter one
hour after sunset and -before- sunrise
of the next .succeeding day. -may lie
taken into custody by any officers of
the. town of Waynesville and detained
during that night for hearing at police
court of the next succeeding day.
Section -i. Any parent, guardian or
other person having the legal cus
tody of such child violating any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall, up
on conviction, be subject to a penalty
of $1.00 for the first offense, and $5.00
minimum and $10.00 maximum for
each subsequent offense.
Section 4. That all ordinances or
clauses of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 5. That this ordinance shall
be in force from and after il rati
fication. The foregoing ordinance was duly
pasxed on the 8th day of March. 19!U.
HKDWIO A. LOVE,
Town Clerk.
No. 178 Mar. 15-22.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having cpualifled as executor of the
estate of S. N. Liner, deceased, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the e.state of the deceased to
file them with the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Hay wood County ou
or before the 8th .day of March, 19or,
or this 'notice' will lie pleaded in bar
of such recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
nill pleas,, make settlement at once.
This Hth dav of March, IU:i4.
R. NORMAN I.INKK,
Kxecut.ir of estate of S. N. Liner,
deceased.
By .1. R. Morgan. Atty.
No. 1 73- M a r- .'8-1 52-29-A pr." -.'
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CKRTl FK'ATK OF DISSOLITION:
STATK OF NORTH' CAROLIN A
DKI'ARTM FNT OK STATK.
TO ALL TO WHOM TH KSK I'RKS
KNTS MAY ( OMK CRKKTlNi;:
, WIIKRKAS it
satisfaction b.V
ed : record of
for the voluntary
appears : to; ''
duly . authenticate
the . pruceeiiings.
dis.solu!.i..i-. thci-e.
of bv the . unanimnti
n.si-nT.
of ail the
stockholders d.-!.v..sitii
that the C. N, AI.LKN
a Corporal ion of th! -
in mv ofTu-e,
& ( OMI'AY
State. ' wh-se
principal oll'iC'
i j si-Uiat--ii
the city
Hav.w-Hi',
. n. ::. t.
r: . c'uirgv
'ir.av" be
i . Ihc-'r.-s
I at No. Main Street.
.f Hazelwood.. Count
e!
State of North .Carolina, l
being agent therein' . and .
thereof, upon whm pr'.'.
served ) h-. complied :-.'
nuirenient-, of Chanter ''T' . .'.(' oti.s;
dated ' -Statues, ' -" ehtiMea .
tion:".' preliminary ,t ';:'-''
this Ortiticate Cf I ) : -."Uk .. '.
NOW. THKRKFORK, 1 St..
Wade,- Secretary. !' S'-iite f
Carolina, do. hereby Verity v,
said corporation ".did, mi the
of March, I'.'-'i I. ti?e in my othc
rpora,
:' Ot
Ni.rti
. V t hf
':: da.
i !:)
i ;. a'i
i .ii'i
executed ana .;.ii'.'su'.i ciki-vj.
the' -stockhiJ-ler-s .thereof.- uhi.
consent and. the record ef. th
ceedirir -fi)re.-aid jare now.,
mv said offii-o jus tifovided l y
"IN TESTIMONY WHhl
have hereunui .set my hah,;
fixed- n'v official sea' at..-R:iii
5th ciav'of Mrrh. A. D. l'.' l
" STACEY W. W
n :''
law.
Ko!
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(SEAL) SecreSaH'-' Si
No. 177-Mar. 15-22-lA;r
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