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THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1934 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 7 I ; " I I (go to GUjitrrit mtimij ! Wajnesville First Methodist Paul Ha: f , ;,urch -ctao.il at i:4.' a. Mugn SI 'an supenntemkrit Special Fas Uer urogram. . Morning church service at 1 1 o dock . ;,, by the pa.-tor on I he Kis.n if ,''," Kt the beginning ol this -1-c parents a.e invited to present I'.h X children to be christened. rhThe voSnp people will hold a sun . .. Vice at 7;oVlK-k Sunday mem pi " Vi which everyone is invited, l-'-h,- service will take the place ot l.'h"ir regular evening service. Vsath ., permitting the young people will e, , n a hike Saturday morning. The evening service will be at jv!. from now until further an .uncement. Sunday evening the tor wll u-t. as hi- -"uoject: He ' nd,d into' Heaven." The K aster , antata which was to be Riven Sun- ,;.,v ia been po-tponed one week Sr 'Vices win i'e , " , Itv week at 8 o'clock. The genera ,, will be 'Thrift .an Citizenship 111 iw. nifhts we Will Ol.-- an' I nil SU1VV.--..V -. . the Home, r.uucauon. nreitu- cu- - -,, liu-iness aim i iiichmi'i i" !;,(" We cordially invite everylnxiy these services. Remember the Communion seivice ,jght and the Good 1-nday service Episcopal church tomorrow. And iv thW Kaster season be one ot ual enrichment fo;- all ol us. Wajnesville First Haptist 1 Thursday evening at ti:4r. there wi '1 be a supper hn-eting tor all hun .hool officers and teachers. '' Saturday at 10 a. m- the Junior :,.,,,. uncut of the Sunday School will ..,,,','t at the chinch for a hike. Each ,,,. is to bring u lunch. :;. Sur.day School will meet at the .egular lime 1 Morning worship at eleven ,, 'clock. Special Ka.-ter message by the pastor. :,. All H. V. I'- I".'.- will meet at i!::;n. ;.. An Ka.'ter pageant will be given at eight o'clock. There will he service at the Bap tist church each even.ng next week. The general' 'theme will be: Chris tian Citizenship- Subjects and speak ers as follows: Monday evening, Christianity in the lmt.yy. C. Allen and Rev. Fitink l.eatherwood. Tuesday evening, Christ. anity in Civic Life .luck Me-er and V. (. ilyer-, Wednesday evening. Christianity in Social Lite Wm. Meclford and j, I'. Ileum. Thursday evening, Christianity Uusiness J. R. Morgan and T. Green. Friday evening, Cnristianity ( hurtfh and Religious Life H. Itmcom in L. in W. LONG'S CHAPEL 1- iidav evening at 7:o0 o'clock the peopl,, of the Junaluska community are asked to assemble at the Metho dist church for an hour of meditation and prayer. The .church will be warm. At the close of the hour the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. Beginning with the elev en o'clock service Sunday this church and community will be engaged in a two week's meeting. Christian Citizen ship will be emphasized. Two ser vices will be held each day at the church. Monday, Wednesday and Friday will be at the Junaluska school. From time tq time cottage prayer meetings will be held. Rev. llermon Duncan, pastor of Methodist church at Black Mountain, will do .the preaching and the Stentzeg will direct the music- This meeting is in harmony with the plans of the Hay wood County Pastors' Association which is an interdenominational or ganization. - The publk is cordially invited to attend all these meetings. F. O. DRYMAN. JONATHAN CHARGE. M E. CHURCH, SOUTH Rev. W. M. ' Robbing,' Pastor. Shady Grove : Sunday School 10 a. m., Glenn A, Boyd, Supt. Morning worship at 11 a. m. every Sunday except second Sundays. Hemphill: Sunday School every. Sunday 2 p. m. Preaching first Sunday at .'! p. m. Davis Chapel: Preaching every second Sunday at 11 o'clock.' "GRACE CHURCH IN THE MOUN TAINS' EPISCOPAL Rev. Albert New, M- A.. Rector. Ranter Day, April 1st. 7:30 A. M- The Easter Communion, 10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M- Morning prayer; Easter music and sermon by the Rector. Everybody cordially invited. Waynesville Presbyterian Dr. R. P. Walker, Minister. You are cordially invited to the Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. and the Young People's service 7 p. m. , This week prayer services were held 730 p. m. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and will be held tonight. Easter sprvirp tipv RimHiiv 11 A. m- with sermon and music to suit' the orCBcinn Put on your Easter garments and come out. Your pastor and friends will be glad to gee you. This is tba first day of the Presbyterian church year. Start right, SMALL BLAZE HERE TUESDAY The local fire department was call out Tuesday noon to the home of L. . Rieheaon, when a email blaze waa discovered in the basement. No dam- was done. , IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY I chool Lesson tBr REV p. B F1TZ WATER. D. U Member f Fatuity. Moody BibU Institute of Chicago.) & 1934. Western Newspaper Union. Lesson for April 1 THE CHRIST RISEN (Easter Lesson) LESSON TEXT John 20:1-19. GOLDEN TEXT .If y then be rlse-i with Cbrlsl, seek those things which are above, where Christ sittetb on the rlp'.it hand of God. Col. J:l. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC Living With the Living Christ. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC The Heality of the Resurrection. The resurrection of Christ Is one of the foundation truths of Christianity. It Is the grand proof that Christ was what he claimed to be, the Messiah, tup Son of God (Matt. 12:29-40; JohD 2:10-21). I. The Empty Tomb (vv. 1-10). John does not enter into a descrip tion of the resurrection of Christ, or give any proof other than tho empty tomb aud that Jesus had repeatedly manifested himself afterward. To see the body of Christ disfigured with a spear thrust and nai) prints, and the empty tomb, was nil that faith needed. In this lesson John describes tho proc esses of bis own conviction touching Christ's resurrection. 1. The testimony of Mary Magda lene (vv. 1. 2). This woman, out of whom Jesus had cast seven demons (Mark 10:9; Luke 8:2). announced the fact of the empty tomb to Peter and John. Prompted by great love to 1dm for his kindness to her, she went early to the tomb even "when It was yet dark." She had realized great good at Ids hand, therefore she could not rest until she hnd done her utmost for him. The measure of one's service for Christ Is the degree In which he real izes the benefits conferred. 2. Personal Investigation by Peter and John (vv. 3-10). The newt of the empty tomb which Mary brought so moved John and Peter that they both ran to Investigate. Their Investigation assured them of the reality of th res urrection. The removal of the stone from the sepulclier, and the arrange ment of the grave clothes, convinced them that this would not have been done by an enemy. II. The Manifestations of the Risen Lord (vv. 11-20). X. To Mary Magdalene (vv. 11-18). a. Mary weeping at the empty tomb (v. 11), Peter and John went home but Mary could not. She stood there weeping. She really should have been rejoicing that the grave was empty. b. Mary questioned by the angels (vv. 12. 13). Through her tears she saw angels at the tomb who Inquired as to the cause of her sorrow. c. Jesus revealed himself to Mary (tt. 14-16). She first saw the angels and then her eyes lighted upon the Lord.; She did not recognise him In his resurrection body but his voice was familiar to her. As soon as he called her by name she recognized him and fell at his feet weeping. d. Jesus forbade her to touch him (v. 17). This showed that sbo was now coming Into a new relationship to him. Besides this, the disciples were still In doubt aod sorrow. "Go tell my breth ren" was the message she must carry. e. Mary's testimony (t. 18). She told the disciples that she had seen the Lord. ' 2. To the disciples (vv. 19-29). This ts the first, appearance to the disciples as a body. For fear of the Jews they met tn a private room and tarred the door. While they were discussing the strange happenings of the day, the Lord mysteriously appeared among them. a. When Thomas was absent (vv. 19-23). (1) Ills message of peace (v. 19), He did not come with censure for their failure and desertion. Their condact merited censure, but his consideration was too tender for that (2) He showed his hands and his side (v. 20). Having calmed their fears he gave them unmistakable evi dence of his resurrection. . (3) He commissioned them (v. 21). "As my Father hath sent me, even so send I you." This commission was not simply to the eleven but to all the be lievers (Luke 24:33). (4) He bestowed the Holy Spirit upon them (v. 22). He breathed on them and said unto them. "Receive ye the Holy Ghost." Only as empowered by the Holy Ghost can a disciple go forward as a successful witness for his Lord. (5) The disciples' authority (v. 23). This anthori'ty was not by virtue ef office but by virtue of having the Holy Ghost b. When Thomas was present (w. 24-29). His absence deprived him of a vision of the Lord. (1) The victory of sight and touch (vv. 24-28). Jesus graciously supplied the evidence which Thomas nwded. (2) Greater blessing for thee who see only by fait'' '. 2. RICHLAND BAPTIST C Rv. I.. F. Crark. Pa ' KCH Preaching services flret . r third Sundays. Rnnriav imm1 10 o'eloc?' Prayer meetinr 7:30 hiirsday Nobody's Bv GEE WEEK-END EVENTS IN FLAT , ROCK . .a right smart of sic'kiuvs is in our i midst this week and the worst thing I about it is. most of the diseases they have is not only contagious, hut they are ketching. it con.-ists of the tlue.-,! measles, mumps, exzema. lever Dhs-.a:r. tt-r, and bad colds, dr. brown. U unthi the go nearly sll the time, and he!la.-t says ihtst pry's coming wrry ?! -!, : :v. . .the pest ma ter -.ays he :-.:oe . : postal caul jrtunir thru '-lie : th.-r '.a.v to a r. f. d. patron which !i.:.ur.-.-:l him th.t he had fell h.:ir to liot'i, cash if he would send i " sp:i:n in europe to pay f , r ,e' : i".si the nun who willed it u hur. u jail, he is a verry lucky t'eiU-v '...-, happens not to have ihc -I" : : in. . . miss jennie vee e sti.ith. cti. ulh- j v cient scholl principle had the ni i !'..! . tune to miss a chair last tued i w --n 1 : she set down in the sola id h.'.ue :.r.di hit the floor and was hailed h-me .v. y.ire corry spor.deyt's car by ir.r 1 t lark, rfd. -he suffered a right j smart of remorse for not looking back he f oar she took her -eat . . :;e f her I children moved it -e.wav. -he ni'ivs! powerful but no bone- -een. .the dinner patry v.'r.uh w ber.n hell at 'the home "f mr. ' ::: i v.-- black's pullatial residence '' avenue vvas pii: . .r' indettnite oiinei cetmt of the yweet crackers -b.-e l-r . :.--ec ed from the county ,-ea' for -iRUi , : did not ;. rrive in im-. .-he wa- .- .!.;, ir.g to bo asi.-teii ' her 2 rt-. ov! .:'. a- follows: me.silante.-. b.igbt ow er un.i j 'e.t nnsdaiiii' v i!Ui r-s..f will onie , v-v, ... her crackers n: ti'"" e: the r.es: c-'i'ie , easion. she ay Had th.- u-i ( sian tea -e.idy ok. : in : . !.! ,1. . .there- has henn :. mov .u'teiit .tc. ;.; the laini.- ctidiinng tin- pa-' few day.. the c. w a. ha - nuil evirythmg, tin govvenar.oio i.- going to loan . mi on the iand that, will lav out a- we'i as the land 'h nnHigbt ,. ..i-.. ; i """'. .... ... . , .... c...a;.,.. .1,.... u. ).,.- ,1 .o I'll H . "I I I I 1U .'"III ai- III."" (, .HI -I ,u . , . ,..! i., ' and will not dopii:: anny o: siellce fur :lnl .'.there :.- no recent 'news in the- n! ---understanding atn.vr.gst the I'er.greg tion of rehol-H'r ohur.'h exeopp a war rant has henn t.okk out fur willie ball for disturbing the peace ami dignity of religious worship when he shot a fire-carcker under the prayer meeting which was in proirre.ss at the home of deacon white's house friday night who .-belongs to faction no, 1 while willw belongs to faction ho. 4. he will be persecuted to the full eK pense of the law, ao they say. yorea trullie. mike Clark, rfd. corry .spondent Vf f . ouuTVaoouCTt siii isssTNI U J I An Extra Measure of Quality i n ever y can Woolscys Mixed Paint EXTRA brilliance extra life extra spread mean real econ omy in using WOOLSBVS Mixed Paints. It's like getting an extra measure for your money. For this paint is made of the purest and best ingredients it will not crack, peel or disintegrate from contact with the elements or the heat of the sun. When you have a woolse y job your property doesn't need repaint ing as often. Low upkeep cost has made WOOLSEY'S the choice for more than 75 years. Denton's Main St. Business McWEi: i'FAi F. RF.K'.NS SUPREME AT i.-. .: i:f.hoi5ER i v:, .-. c, m:inch 2;'. I i''! 1 : . cdiloi : w :;i n.i .'..'liiit .. suppn.-eil to 'h".it : he etuueh U'..-- m lehober ' i : witii.mt o!oouhed or . rt n .r.i-f.-eiing-. amongst rti g.rti.'ti. .t all collie about :e;h-.. and e ei yboddy is happy c ' ll.e ,.in! t' t he t rubble rea.-hed. U ., ! .; moor." Mioulii nae cieil- tettiris; -.nv.i o.l t'uioweil on ..':i.e.i watteiv. lie got jlldil ,i' : p:ke lone, leaders ol' t'.ic - i. I , meet with him. and i :Vw '.h:ng bad tnk place, . .hack hands and made up. i.etr.g :n se--io!i aisuit an . a :;'; went .'.nd fetched m cape . :' t'ac'.'mii no, 1, ..nd in a short hi- -hiick hand- with the olohr-. :: h;m and .-pike when out and .::' bill w .ikins ol t'ac lion no w :th::! ".0 minuets, all hands r..u been .-buck by the loaders, v. -mnlou n holstim inooie, and . Iiar.-oni, was at rehobcr a::d -o w a- judd brow u and a:lii cape while and bill the bell-wcat hei of the : :.u 'ions, and liol-uin rung 1 o 111 minuet.- wit bout intei - a i . e el i.i; iy know 'd ' 1 h.it no pi a er ihcct mg w a.- o.: :i leiio'iev church on tiles. .::v. Usev thought soineihing inoi happened and I hey all a i d - -a me, v In n t bow a i' '. 1-uai and hansom had the 4 i-a men lined up in front of p.t w :th a: in.- around one an. ,a- a -tiai'.ne -jglit to . , , , , , i i i i was -iineiM-ti iiteuiu - .;.''-."' . i' ai'a n,i- .-tunned xeiry :',i(i. afier they had all got inside. iudd ; nd spike and capo and bill said, i .... i ,-n.... 1 ' u a . a . i nie . i i lea 1 1 - a i oi i e i in i ... . . ... . .. i l ... ., ... . ..11 I, ri-'.ake, and We Want lo cor , . P I' Ct .-ante. cvoryi oiiy must forglM v ri buddy i-l-e as. w e have done.' 'e ere- led in prayer by deacon f,- .ner. a s.mg was .-ling a gidieral ' hand-shaking took place iietwixt everyhoildy. i.nil many large tears ansid'orth wa ' "heil. a new preecbev will le called at once and nobody will . nieiitioii annytbliig that has took place in the past the whole town is happy over this tine culnier natior of the misunderstanding, and it ha--i welded all of us tighter togeth er than we have ever been welded vf oe. . yores trulie, mike Clark, rfd. corre spondenl This eolumn sponsored by Denton's Hard war MIXED PAINT f Yi main Hardware W. T. Denton FOUNTAIN PENS REPAIRED at The Waynesville Pharmacy by 1. H. TI1ACKSTOX NOTUT. OF TRL'STEE'S SALE On Mond.-.y, April 2 l'.'M at eleven t clock a. m.. at me court nouse ui in the low n of Waynesville. Haywood l uuniy N. l'. the undersigned trus tee will sell at publw outcry to the highest bidder lor cash the following de.-cribe.l lands and premise.-, lo-wit: liKlllN.MMI op a stake on the South side of road, the Northwest conic.' to the Wesley tilay old tract, and run- its west line, S. a deg. tl. pole- to a stake in the hollow thence . SO deg. V. IP- poles to a .take; I hence N. ' deg K. ll'j poles lii a .take m South side of road; thence down ;oad N 70 deg. K 7 poles to a st..kr. and S. SO deg. K. ''!! tiolos to the UKCINNlNll, containing one acr more or less. l'eing the same lot f lam! conveyed to Thomas Allen and wife by deed dated the dav of .March. l'.Ml. and recorded ill Hook -J'.' page a:!!' Kcconl of Pceds of Haywood County. Sale made pursuant to power of sale con'e: rod upon the undersigned trustee, bv a deed of 1 1 list executed by Thomas '.Mien dated May IS. lHUT. auul recorded in Record of Hocds . Hook lib page '-'r7, 'f Ti ust of Hay wood County Thi- i he '-'inl d of icb. !!:;i. WAR lb 'I'ru-tec. CKO. T.W. . 17 Alt v. ..Mar NUTH i: OF SI MMON'S IIV I'll! 1.1CAITON NORITI CAROLINA. HAVWlHU) COl'NTV. IN I'll F SITFRIOR ClU R 1'. MARY liKVSON V. I 1! I! N.I A MIX HRVSON. The dreiidanl above named will take notice thai an action -has been commenced again"! him in the Su penoi Court of IL.ywood County by l.he iilaintitV bci ein lo secure an al -olute divorce "from 1 he plaintilf on statutory grounds; anil the said de fendant, will further take notice that he . Is iccjui'red to appear at the of. tici- of th,. -Clerk of the Superior Court at bis ollicc ill the ( 'olirhouse at Waynesville on the 20th day of April, It'MI and answer or demur to the complaint bled ' t herein or the relief sought will be granted. This- -the 21st dav of March, ItCII. V. I!. liYKKS, Clerk of the Superior Court. IS:: Mar 22-21'-Apr. a-12. NOTICF. OF TRUSTF.F.'S SAI.K On Monday, April 2, 19,'U, at.-tdeven o'clock !. M.. nt the court -house door in the town of Waynesville, Haywood' County, North ('urolina. the under signed trustee will sell at public ilub cry, to the highest bidiler Ior -'Kni following lands utid yreiuisi; lyinn und being in the town of HszelwiKid, and more particularly described as follows; IIKGINNINt; on a stake in the Northerly margin of 'Main . Street, snid stake beinjr G.V feet from the Kiiwterly tnuigin o.f an alley. (J. P: Scate.s corner), and runs with the maririn of the said Main Street, N. 72 K. 45 leet to a stake in the margin-.oi wafd street; thence N- 18 P. ,62.5 feet to a stake; thence S. 72, Wk 45 leet to a stake; thence S-. 18" K.'02.5 feet to the BF.dlNNING. containing 2812.fi square feet, as per survey and plat of J. W. Seaver, made September 21. l'.29. Sale made pursuant to the power of sale uonferreil upon the unck'rsign. ed by virtue of a deed of trust exe. ruled 'by T. L. . Blalock and wife, Ona M, .Blalock, dated July 10, 1921, and recorded in Book 20, page U4. Keeord jf Deeils. of Trust of Haywood County. This 28th day of February, 19:14. ' M. G- STAMEY, Trustee. No HVJ - Mar8-13-22-2'J. A I ) MIN'ISTRA TO ICS N OT I.C K Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Emma iou Mitchell, de ceased, late of Haywood County, N. V , this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said de ceased to exhibit them to the under signed at Waynesville, N. C.. on or be fore February 21. 1935, or this notice will be plead in bar of'their recovery. All persons indebted 'to said estate will please make immediate payment. This February 21. 1934. N. W. GARRETT, Adminu-trator of Emma Lou Mitch ell, deceased- No. 163 Mar. 1-8-15-22-29-Apr. 5. NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. J. J. BRICKHOUSE ' VS. U. IL 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 A.pril, J934 at twelve o'clock, noon at the Court House door in Waynesville, North Car olina, sell to the highest bidder for cash toatisfy said execution. aH the right, tftle and interest which the said U. H. Ferguson, the defendant, has in the following described real estate, to-wit: FIRST TRACT: In Haywood County, adjoining the lands of Ane Iine Haynes, et als.; BEGINNING on a stone standing by a large chestnut (tump with pointers on top of Rich Mountain, the eame being the 76 acre tract ' of land conveyed to the parties of the first part to the heirs of Joseph P. Ford, and runs as follows : N. 20 10' W. 9 poles; N. 33 E. 15 poles, 8 links to a white oak; N. 29 43' W. 20 poles; N. 4&V W. 12 poles; N. 62 80' E. 9 poles; N. 29 E 12 poles; N. 31 301 K. 14 poles; N. 34 15' E. 12 pole. to a stake; thence N. (Var ') 28 Vi poles to a chestnut; thence W (Var 2 45') 321 poles to a a (-tone in the boundary line of the old Osborne tiact; thence S. (Var. yi'i ) 120 poles to a stake, corner ef thf iii aeie tract; thence h,. with tne Northern boundary line of said 76 ere tract (ar. 2 4.)) .JOe'i poles t the place of beginning, containing - j.tl acres more ,,r less. SKt'OMi TRACT: Also a certain tract, lot or parcel of land owned by V. H. l-'ergusoii on the head waters of Fine- Creek; bound on the West by (Henn I'a'.mer and Lawrence Rua-M'll- on the North by the lands of Howe and the Madison County line, on the F.ast by the Madison County line and H C. Ferguson and on the South by M. M. Noland. being aH and every of the lands owned by U. H. Fergu:oii on the waters of KineA ei'k. containing 120 acres more or This M,c ch lit1 19:?4. .1. A. l.OWK, Havwood County. S 1 !-22-2!. SheiitV 174--Mi . No A 1 ) M 1 N 1 ST K A TOR'S N OTICF Having nualilied as Administrator of the Kst.ite of Dr. Cha.s. H. Mc Dowell, deceived, late of Haywood County. N C. this is to notify all person.- having claims against saiii estate to exhibit them to the under, signed at its office in Asheville, N. C. on or before the S-th day March, 1935, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to naitl estate will please mak,. immediate payment. This the Sth day of March, 1934. WACHOVIA HANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Administrator of the ' Fstate of' Dr. ('has. 11. McDowell. No. 171 Mar. 8-l.r.-22-2i-Apr. 5-12. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICF Having iualilied as. administrator of the estate of W. II. Nichols, de ceased, this is to notify all pe molls having claims against the estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the, undersigned on or before the kith day of March. 1935, or this nnticOjWill he pleaded in bar of t;uch claim. All persons indebted, to said estate will please make payment immediate ly. This the 8th day of March, 1934 MRS. ANNIF N. PALME R, WILLIE NICHOLS. Administrators of the estate of VV, H. Nichols, deceased.' ' Mar. 8 15-22-29-Apr. 5-12. NOTICE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF HAYWOOD. ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. (J FORGE T. SCOTT ,1 ' va. I WILENA WILSON SCOTT. The defendant, Wilena W. Scott, will take notice that an action, en t-itled as above has been ; commenced in i th,. Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, W obtain divorce absolute and that the bonds, of , matrimony heretofore existing, toe dissolved, and the said defendant wiM further take notice that she .in re quired to appear at the office of the Clerk of' the Superior Cour of said CouhtV, Trt th Court. Hous,,in,.Wajrrt neaville, North Carolina- 01 , the lat day of May, 19J4 and answer or de mur to the complaint in said, actio, or ithe plaintiff wiH lajftly,4 WW. Court for the relief demandea in aaU complaint, . ' 'j This the lAt:dav of Mirth.' ,WG. BYERS, Clerk Superior Court ,P". i,lwo4 County, N. C. . 0) ,'. !i No. 175 Mar. 8-152-2!). ,' - a. . . EXECUTOR'S NOTICF Having qualified lis executor of, , estate of S. N. Liner, 'deceased, ti is to notify all persons having clai'm', against the estate of the deceased to, file them with the Clerk of the .Sa-; perior Court of Haywood County o; or before the 8th day of . .March, 198K.V or this notice w ill be pleaded in bar. of such recovery. . All. persons indebted to said estaU will pleas,, make settlement at once. This 8th day of March, 1934. R. NORMAN LINER, Executor' of estate of S. N. Liner, deceased. By J. R. Morgan. Atty. No. 173 Mar. 8-15-22-29-Apr. 5-l CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA D E PA RT M E NT OF STATE. TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES ENTS MAY COME GREETING:. WHEREAS it apiM-ars to my satisfaction, by duly authenticat ed record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution there, of by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders deposited in my office, that the C. N, ALLF.X & COMPAY, a Corporation of this State, whose principal office is situat ed at No. Main Street, in the citr of Hazelwood, County of Haywood, State of North Carolina, (C. N. Allea being agent therein and in '.charge thereof, upon whwi process may bo served), has complied with the re-' qi)irments of Chapter 22. Consoli dated Statue.", entitled "Corpora. tiorvs." preliminary to the issuing- of this Certificate of Dissolution: NOW, THEREFORE, I Stacey .W. Wade. Secretary of State of Nortk Carolina, do hereby certify thaftha: said corporation did, on the fith day of March, 19U4, file in my office a duly executed and attested consent by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the V ceedingj aforo.'aid are now on fi.e in my said office as provided bvlaw,. . IN TESTIMONY: WHEfSKOr f have hereunto fet my hand and af fixed my official seal at Raleign t..i 6th day of March, A P. -1934 . ; STACEY W. A:H. (SEAL) Secretary of tate. No. 177 ilar. 15-22-29-Apr a. 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