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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 193 1
THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAJNEER
Nobody's Business
By GEE McGEC.
IN DAYS OF YORE
Food-peddlers were very common
and I might say.. extremely plen
tiful) when I vras growing up. We
d the pleasure of entertaining
Zm Sver-niht very often. They
ere about the only strangers we got
see from one year to another. We
fveJ 6 miles from anywhere, but
peddlers always found us.
The average peumer cameu a c-
or his baok atwut tne size 01 a iiam
' ' K.iitpf. It contained the most
Pitiful pocket handkerchiefs,
towels lace, embroidery, needles,
pins a other stuff, we ever saw.
fre pored over his stock every night
V was there til every speck of the
kero.-ene had been burnt out of our
only limp-
For hU night's lodging, the peddler
usually gave mother a knitting needle,
7 of the cnnaren usuauy wuni
paper-
pieces
ing line- he Is now runnin for mav
or of flat rock on his record and will
no doubt get badly beat, as it aint
what it mought of benn before the
trubble in the post offis in IS97 they
were aiiso uressed to kill in sattenn
ana silks to match.
the 4 oldest girU got pretty
of ribbon for their top-Jcnots,
ami father was given a chew of nat-
t,! leaf tobacco. These items made
the peddler's supper cost him 2 cents.
..a short talk was made bv the ho:
mrs. mike Clark, rfd. on "backyard
Power gardings and their help to
fumanjty" it was highlv enjoyed
and incored. she plans to start her
one ot same next fall and has al
reddy picked out 4 or 5 truck loads
of rock which is now piled down on
uui s cites oeiow me mm.
..everyboddy bragged un thus flne
party and appreciated being invited,
mrs. mike Clark, rfd, stands at the
head of the social list in flat rock
onner count of he.- husband who is
at the head of pverything worthwhile,
it is a big honor to be a friend of
her'n and get invited to her things.
yores trullie,
mike Clark, rfd
corry spondent.
We aiways bought from the peJ-,
dler. Frequently they went away with j
between -u an" ou cents in real
money, that being lots of cash back
then. He generally carried off some
sausage a piece of ham. and some
dried apples. Sometimes rich ped
dler? visited us. . breakrast cost mm
nearly 3 cents. Most ot them travel
ei in wagons; most of the wagon fel
lows .sold tinware, stoves, or patent
rights. It cost a pie-pan to board
and .nail a horse and his master all
niirb:.
.; .Speaking of patent rights, my folks
owned half interest once in a process
to make gold out of common salt.
We also bought a right to sell a
natented churning machine iu a small
county in the Indian Territory, bur
we neve.- found out where the Indian
Territory was till I was nearly 20
years of age. We bought a catalogue
once that entitled us to a 50 per-cent
discount on everything we ordered,
ou. we had.no money, and couldn't
write, so we never ordered off for
anything.
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SUNDAY I
chool Lesson
(By REV P. B. t'lTZWATEK. D. V
llinitn at Kuulty, Moody BlbU
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. HS4. WHtoro Nowapapor L'nlon.
Lesson for June 24
Hl'SBAND RECOVERY ACT
REVIEW
GOLDEN TEXT And he shall rign
over the house of Ja.cob forever; and
of hi kingdom (here shall be no end.
Luke 1:33.
PK1MART TOFIC Carrying on
Jesus' Work.
JUNIOR TOPIC Jesue Our Saviour
and Lord.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC What Shall I Do With JesusT
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC The Comprehensive Program of
Jesus.
Philadelphia. Mrs V. V. Van
Veren has invoked the aid of the Blu.
Eagle in her search for her mussing
husband-
She walked into the office where
the state ,-ude authority is registering
tiuckers and . sked the registrars to
hold her husband if he appeared to
list his trucks. She said he deserted
her th:iH years ape.
S2 PAY KNOCKOUT
Atla :a. Miss Nell Bullard, 22-jtav-olii
visim of an automobile acci
dent, entered her eighty-second day
ot unconsciou-ness today.
Brain tissues were injured in the
iic.-ident last March and physicians
.-ay there has Veen no ..ppaient change
in her condition since then.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
J. W.
Beaverdam
Robinson to Paul
Charles C. Robinson, 52 acres.
R and
..Be were pretty easy to sell. Our
fly-m;nder vvnich we wound up with
i key never minded many rlies. If
wi.uMn l turn very fast, so the flies
to ride on and wipe their
Our "patent'' bee gum was
by our bees. The clothes
wiling off several fingers for
before father threw it away,
.-rplated clothes line . rusted
k, while our "newly invent.
: "wouldn't sift corn meal,
'- all we had to o:.t- But
, e:i our peddlers . very much
h: j'l.t- Us in ''touch with civ
; .! we -hough: a buggy, then
! u.)ing places.
U-e-l :t
feet or:
,hu::vie.
wrir.gc!
'he ki'.i.
Champion Bank and Trust Co.. to
u. a. Keece, et ux ob-i acres.
W. V. Roberts, et ux to G. H
Whitted. et ux. lot.
C. A. Cogburn, et ux to Cecil Col.
iette, et ux. lot-
J. R. Morgan, et ux to R. K. Worley,
2 acres.
L. R. Jones, et ux to J. E. Payne
lots. '
Mary F. Gillespie, to Hester Gil-le.-pie.
10 acres.
Pigeon
J- R. Boyd, et ux to C. C- Hanson,
lots.
J. R. Boyd, et ux to L. W. and
Dieie Rogers.
J, L). Free, et ux to W. B. Pinner,
et ux, 1(5 acres.
B, b. Mur:ay. et ux to Owen Mur
ray, et ux, 1'4 acres.
B. F- Murray, et ux to Owen Mur
ray. 4 tracts,
R. F. Mathesnn. et ux to A. E.
Cook, 2 acres.
N. T. Blaylock. et ux to Charles A
Rhodarmer, lots.
Waynesville
Andrew M. Ferguson, et . ux to J
Wiley James, lot, .
George 11. Ward, trustee, to Hay
wood B- and E. Association.
R. I.. Fulbright, et ux to Guy Ful
I'ight. !..Slll acres.
et ux to C 1.. Raid)
to . Civile K;iv Jr.
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kktains
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I! lir:,:,:
The method of review must always
be determined by the teacher In the
light of the grade of the gchtrol nd
the aptitudes of the pupils. For senior
and adult classes the best method will
be to recall that all the lessons of the
quarter are from the Book of Mat
thew which, has as Its theme, "Jesus
Christ, the Messianic Kin;, and His
Kingdom," and then to present each
lesson In Its relation to the central pur
pose. The lessons have a threefold
unity, namely: one book, one them,
oue person.
Lesson for April 1:
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,
the Son of God. His resurrection
authenticated his claim. ly it he was
declared to be the Son of God with
power.
Lesion for April 8:
The greatest In the kingdom are the
childlike. Entrance into the kingdom
is infinitely more Important than rank
therein. There is no way into the king
dom except through the new birth
(John 3:3-5).
Lesson for April 15:
In this lesson we have divine in
struction as to behavior in case of ill
treatment. Those who are Chrlstllke
shall suffer persecution. Those who
have entered the kingdom by birth
from above will have ft forgiving
spirit.
Lesson for April 22:
Iliches are deceitful. Possessors there
of are prone to put their trust In them.
It is most difficult for those who are
rich to give place to spiritual things.
Lesson for May 6:
To the nation which rejected Jesus
as king, ho olliclally presented himself
fit the appointed time In the counsel
of Cod In the fulfillment of prophecy,, i
Lesson for May 13:
The parable "1' the Ulna's nian'lnia)
feast stresses the necessity of II right
relationship with (led in order that
there In' a life. 'of t elnpera nee n nil piod
ei:i,:cliliij.., (Mir lir-l ohlfraiioii Is
unto' 1 omI.
Lesson for May CO:
On Mondav. July ith, ltM, at
eleven o'clock A. M. at the court
house door in the town of Waynes-
ville, Haywod County. North Caro
lina, the undersigned will sell at pub
lic outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, the following ).and and prem.
ises, to-wit :
BEGINNING on the Southwest
coiner of lot No. (, and runs S. 35
W. 10 pole,s to a stake; theme East
22 pole to a stake; thence N. 5 W.
S's poles to a stake; thence West
16'- poles to the BEGINNING, con
taining one acre, more or less, and
being the same property conveyed
in a deed from Mamie Walls (nee
Innian) to Ethel Inrann and Pearl
Inman, dated September 4, 1 lt01, and
recorded in Book of Deeds No 2(5,
page 4t57. Record of Deeds of Hay
wood County, to which said deed anil
lecord reference is hereby made for a
full and complete description.
Being also the same land conveyed
by Pearl Thornton and husband.
Willie Thornton, and Ethel Caldwell
and husband, Cleveland Caldwell, to
J. r. Hembree, by deed dated April
1, 1!I2(, and recorded in Book 74
page 17.'!, Record of Deeds of Hay-w-ood
County.
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon the undersigned
trustee, by virtue of a deed of trust
executed by J. F. Hembree and wife,
Minnie Hembree, dated February 4,
DJ2K, and 'recorded in Book 23,. at
page Record of Deeds of Trust,
of Haywood County.
This" bth day of June. I .CM.
' .GEO. II. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 220 .lime 14-21-2S-.July 5.
NOTICE
-BE
NORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FORE THE CLERK
J. V. NOLAND, )
vs. j.
J. H. WALKER. I
The defendant above named will
take ntice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the bu
perior Court of Haywood County be
tor,, tne uierk to .sell the tana as
described in the petition filed in said
cause for division between the plain
tiff and the defendant, said land being
located in the Town of Clyde, Hay
wood County, N. C, and the s.aid de
fendant will further take notice that
he is required to appear before the
C lerk of the Superior Court of Hay
wood County at the Court House in
aynesville within the time required
by law and answer or demur to the
petition in said action, or the plain
titf will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said petition.
This the 9th dav of June. 1934.
W. G. BYERS.
Clerk of Super:;; Court, Haywood
County.
No. 219 June 14-2l-28-July 5.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
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NORTH CAROLINA.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Having qualified a.- Administrator
of J. (,'. Sutherland, deceased, late of
Haywood County. N. ('. this is to
notify all person.s Ini-ving claims
against the estate of said dei-eascd to
exhibit them to the undesigned oil
or before the lltli ,;1y of June, X',:,
or tin.- not ice u ill l,e nlc-olei'l in bar
eeo ( I V. All ) -I'M UK 111 -i.il
c-t.'.U .will plea e make
ett lenient."
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GR( vei;
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
LOIS Mcl.EOD, Plaintiff . )
vs. j
HUBERT McLEOD, Defendant.
The defendant above named, Hubert
McLeod, in th,, alxve entitled action
will take notice that an action en
titled a.s above has been commenced
in the Superior Court of Haywood
County, North Carolina, by the plain
tiff. 1a)1.s Mcl.ood. against the de
fendant, Hubert Mcl.eod, for the pur
pose of .securing judgment against
the said defendant for an absolute
divorce on the grounds of two years
separation; that said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
to 1m and appear at the office. of the
clerk of the Superior Court of Hay
wood County. North Carolina, at the
court house at Waynesville. on the
fith day of July, 1934, and an.swer or
demur to the complaint filed in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for tlie relief demanded in
her complaint. This the ftth day of
June, 1934.
W. (.; BYERS,
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Haywood County. North Carolina.
No. 217 - June 7-14-21 -2S.
corded in Book 11, p3g;, 242. and
(Wd of trust executed oy "iaid Mari i
MiU'hell dated June 25, 1930. resort
ed in Book 23 page 203, Haywood
County Records.
This May 25th, 1934.
GEO. H WARD,
Trustee.
No. '214 May 31 -June 7-14-21.
N OT I C E OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday. June 25th 1934. at
eleven o'clock. A. M. at the court
house door n the town of Waynesville,
North Carolina, the undersigned will
sell it public outcry, to the higkest
bidder for cash, the following lands
and premises, lying and beinsr in
Waynesville. Haywood County, North
Carolina, and described by metes and
bounds as follows :
BEGINNiWG at a Uakc on Water
Street in the line of an alleyway, run
ning from Water Street to Smather-i
Street crossing the creek and running
with an alley to Richland Creek ahout
feet; thence up the bank of the
mill race about (jii feet to a stake;
thence back to Water Street, a par
allel line to a stake on Water Street;
thence down said street about 6b"
feet to th,, BEGINNING, being the
sjuw property conveyed in a deed
from B W. Wright and wife. Vera
Wright, to J. A. Wright and wife,
Ada Wright, dated October 31st 1925,
and recorded in Book 70, page 477.
Record of Deeds for Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon the undersigned
trustee by a deed of tnut ev.-io..,4
hy J. A. Wright and wife Ada
Wright, dated December 20. 192i, re
corded in Book II, page 295, Record
of Deeds of Trust of Haywood County.
Thu the 2(ith day of May, 1934
GEO. H. WARD.
Trustee
No. 212 May 31-June 7-14-21.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
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On Monday. June 25: h, 1931, at
eleven oVIock A. M., at tile court
hr.u.s'o door in the town of Waynes
ville, Haywood County, North Caro
lina, the undersigned will sell at pub
lic outcry to the highest" judder' for
cash, the following lands and prem
ises', to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: Being lot or tract
No. .17. as allotted t Mr,. M ,na
Mitch. II b .1 R. ..Boyd ( .11. Ray ai l
F, W. M dler, I on; l;i:i.. . ii in ' .- ih ,;,
ii.oeodii'i' broiu.ht in t iie . Super or
lav wo.mi ( '..,'in' .. 1 v '! ma .
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that. cer
tain det-d of trust executed by W. C.
MeHacken anl wife, Mollie McCrack
en and Abida J. McCracken to The
Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany trusti-e, which .said detsl of trust
h dateri August 1, 1927 and recorded
in Book 20, Page US, of the Ha-woxi
County Registry, default having been,
made in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and in the con
ditions therein secured, the undersign,
ed substituted trustee by instrument
recorded in Book 90, Page S3, Hay
wood County Registry, will on Wod
nes.lay, June 27, 1934. at o.- alxiut
twelve o'clock noon, at the courthouse
ioor at Waynesville, North Carolina
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following describ
ed. property :
All those certain pieces,' parcels
or tracts of land containing 3S0 acres,
more or less, situate, lying and being
in Waynesville.. Township' Haywood
County.' North Carolina, about 2 and
'! md.'i from 'aynes-ii;,.. Iui ing sueh
.-'i'li'.s. mole- (v !!(. and .li-ranee-a-
v; ii1 in or .Drily ajijiear , refer
' .!.'. lo pi d - .thereof, made by W. A:.
"'.''.:. Ci :l Iviigineer. .i 1 1 -. 1 .May,
Hi. '7. ''Ii-.w (ill file Willi the Allalilir
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w.a in the -. eeeivirg line,
-"nr.' '(uzzvn of - rar, mike
' h.'-r sc..., ikI husband ir-.v-'i.li.i.-s
aunt (in his grain
uiring.: the civv'l war
ave several ofl'-.-pring.-.
: ian fid- the leggislature
'1.'22 and 1924 and 1928
-it iieat.
aw.-,-, ,.
Vj'.'iV :
tea
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v-'-f- in;
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f'. lest
ju.-iie perk'ios assisted the
v iig the ru.ssian tea and
and wore a going
iHachine dress trimmed in
iti'i old gold and got some
" "ame. She i.s from the
'-'ick: old family of perk
: ""ie just 3 boats' behind
and landed at plym-
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h.-ilsom moore and her
Wt:'e in th the receiv-
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Eilna Mc,i-
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.Sam I,;. Ma.-sic
v.'.x Tate, Junalnska.
:'. I'....! Caldwell. Hazt
('alilwell, Wavne-s vilk
:, i I . t o. R l'i ;. :
ford, Clyde..
.'. Jack . Hawkins and H .l'i- ( al lwei!
Siiiinook.
Horace . Tn nthari. and I.
ford. Fines t'reek. r :
Norman Hannah and
Hams; Cave Creek.
Jim Inman and .May Tally
Herbert H. Braren. Dayton:.
F!a-, Mary Elizabeth Garrett,
nesville.
. Frazier "Haney and Lavad
Candler.
J. W, Parker, Canton am
Burnett, Cruso.
Robert McNabb. colored, Waynes
ville, and Estella Greenwood, colored,
Clayton, Georgia;
tvue!
Lesson fcr Jt.i;e
The cp.-s js t f n
liiiia l-f.v 'J'he beh-ini'o'r
(las, Tel or, and . fit hers
M..ry, .Ii
lis
I having hi
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Sunburst.
Beach,
Way-
irovvn.
Eflic-
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rros's-soci joi.al vi:v ' of. the world.
Lesson for June 10:
The climax of the .piart.-r s l s-.e..
i.s reached in the lesson today. 'I'ho
supreme value of the . qnnrter's. lesson
centers In the' cross. Jesus (lid not
die as a martyr or as an example, hut
to make an atonement for sin. Teach
ers, it is not a matter of geitlng .v",,r
children to learn the lessons of a great
teacher but to induce them to have
faith 111 Christ's sacrificial work.. .
Lesson for June 17:
The resurrection of Jesus Christ
demonstrated, his SleRHlahship and
Deity. Tin; command to preach the
gospel In ull the world is bncked by
bis resurrection power.
The Word of God
In the Word of God may be found
every variety of theme that can well
be imagined, from the tory of creation
ti the forernst of the new creation.
Here Is endless diverxity fragments
of national history, and of individual
biography, poems and speeches, prov
erbs and predictions, parables and eth
ical teachings,.' legal enactments, ro
mances of love, and awful tragedies of
Judgment,, plain precepts for right liv
ing, and spectacular dramatic scenes
gorgeously painted in oriental imanl
nery; miracles and mysteries, thirpr il
tle of a child side by side with the pro
fotindest discourses of philosophers
and sa'os. Dr, A. T. I'lerson.
Greatest Inspiration
Let us earnestly and solemnly sur
render ourselves afresh to the Lord
Jesus Christ for service. We cannot
atTprd to let the world find In gain or
in pleasure a greater Inspiration than
we can find in our religion.
Knew What He Wat Doing
The Infinite God know what he was
doln? when he gave to his sinning, suf
fering children a Gospel that covers
the heart and renovates th.i whole
man through the Incoming of Ciirist
Jesus into the man.
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rh.ch A . A I . at t:!le ! tl
'door in the Town of
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to wi t : I n I lay w. Hid
County, adjoining the lands of : Kile
Green. Jo,. Lclfoi'd, J inv l.eil l'ord and
others and befh'j? in l-'ine- Creek
Township; I', jri n ri i njr in ihe I). F.
Itavis l.-anch,, the. boundary line,
and Vunninj down said branch to a
small (Irain below a ebe.-t nut on bank
of ;-aid branch; thence up the drain
to the top of a rid,. iroo-sine; the 'top
of the i i'lire arid runnint; a direct
line from the mouth of sard drain to
a stake in I, r, Trarirhains line;
thence with the old line a- it now
runs down the mountain to A. !
I.edford'.s corner (now V. I!, (i.een's
corner); then down F. (. Trantham's
road to a stake, V. I?. (Jreen's cor
ner; then with V. B. (Jreen'is. line to
the Public Road; thence up said lioad
to the corner of the ( hutch property;
then with the Church line to a ytake
in the old Matthew Kojreis line;
thence with J. I- I.edford'.s line to
J. L. Ledford's corner;, thence with
J. L. Ix-dfordV line and I). K. Davis'
line to the bejrinninK.
This the 11th day of June, iy:j4.
G ROVER C DAVIS.
Trustee.
No. 221 June 14-21-28-Julv f).
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Havinjr qualified as executrix, with
thp- veil! anneved. of the estate of
Nathan N. Norman, deceased, latle of . Iilfe 27SI, Record of -Deeds of Hay-
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; fi'id t.. C razier . Si .rei'.t ;
re-' with Siiiil hi-rlv side of l-'raiei
Slrect, ,. ','s i.'. l-i. HUM i'.e! to the
IIKCIXXIXC, eonfainitar Thirty, six
f.X,) jiere . i;.( El'i IXC from- the
f oi.ejroi ay (ie'.-c. ijition li'- . m res eon
veyed hy Mrs. Robert Mitchell to
Ciatly llurre.s.s by rleed dat.-d .April
Tl, and. recorded in Rook ..'.;!,
)iij.'e -171, Record of Deed- ot Ilay
wood County, nls, EXCEPTING l.Ts
acres conveyed by .Maria L-. Mitchell
In F. A. Huitfin hv deed dated April
dO. 1 !M '.), . ami - recorded,, in Rook of
Deed.s ."!, pajje 71.1- Reeo.el of Deeds
of IL.ywood ( ounty al-o EXCEPT-
IXd of an acre aonveved by
Maria I- Mitchell to J. W. Burres.s
by deed dated April 12. I DID, and re
corded in I!ook 5-!, pae 20., Record (if
Deeds of Havwood ( ounlv. also EX
( EPTIXC ii1', acres conveyed to F; A.
RurKiii by deed dated April .", 1D1S,
and recorded in. .Rook. 50. paire ' .'JOS,
Record of Deeds of Haywood ( ountv.
also EXCKPTINC K acre conveyed to
Anrne .M. (ar.-well by deed dated
OctoU-;- 20. TDK!, arid recorded ih Hook
4.". paj.'e o7t). Record of Deeds of .Hav
wood' County. Al-o EXCEPTING
two acres conveyed to John Hurress
by deed dated November D, lDPi. and
recorded in Rook 4,- page- 12.J, Record
of Deed.s of Haywood County", total
excepting from said - 'Mi acre tra (:
is 10 1-40 acres.
Second Tract: ReiriK the same
property conveyed bv J. R. Love to
Mrs. Robe.t Mitchell by deed April
22. 1910, and recorded in Book 53.
d. ' 1 1
i
ot;
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ririMl.'TK.V T: -i t; X
mi:,!-'...-f j':r ;.(,'.;.. :, :'....
to- 'iie ' all, s ..:,); i:'i;;;Ve-:.: ,-.:
s.i;l;K !,v 'the lands. ,,;' ;.- M. -M
; dd mi the "West bv vhe-lan i ':
I-'ishio.saiVl t raet colli a in :'! .'' 21 aire-,
more or le-s, and e hi v. .- I . ' .raid W.
C. McCracken bv deed-dated ! lec-mbc-2d,
1D2".,- re.or.!eil in l!..-.l. X... 70,
I'a-jo 2Di;. and Rook No, ;,. . 1 .".71
Rook, X'... .".7. Pa::-- !!'. . d d'.'ed- r. -eonteii
in Rook -No. oo. I'.aie l;il.
KOUIM'H TRACT:. (In the X
rl :'.
Haywood County, this i.s to notify all
persons having claims against the
sid estate to present the fame to the
undersigned for payment within one
years from the fii'vt publication of this
notice or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will plea.se make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This the 13th (lay June, 1D34.
MRS. HATTIE NORMAN, ,
Executrix of Nathan N- Norman,
deceased.
No. 218 June 14-21-28-July 5-12-19
wood County, which said tract is de
scribed as follows: BEGINNING on
a stake Mag McElroy'is Northwest
coiner, and runs as follows: S. 10'
50' W. 400 feet to a stake in the
street; thence with the street, S. 52s
E. 213 feet to a stake corner of Paul
Ixive lot; thence N. 2'i" E. 4351-. feet
to a stake; thence N. 05 W. 24 feet
to the BEGINNING, containing 2i
acres, more or less.
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale, contained in that certain deed
of trust executed b Maria L- Mitch
ell, dated January 20, 1927. dnj re-
by the latvisdf .(. T. .('cry us.)ti. '.on the
East by. the lathis of (,. Ii. M.-Cra.-ken,
on the. South 'by the lands of-George
Love heirs, "arid on thy West, by the
lands of Wiley Rohleii et al, said tract
containing 17's acie.s, more or less,
conveyed t.i said Wi C. M.'( .'racket! , by
deed dated May 23, 1j2,"j, and record
ed in Rook No.. t!3i- Page ts-'J. Recor t
.of Deeds for Hay waind Cou::'.ys Norti;
Carolina, all of the above- mntior!" 1
;ind referred to id.ove nien' :;n.
made a part of the descript ion of 'in i s
herein con veytl..
. Terms of sale cash an.l trustee . wii
re(uire doposit -of lr '' of jhe a-'cui'T'.
of bid a.s Cvidence of ."good -Tat
This the 2'ith dav of May, ii
JOSEPH E'. COCKEUHAM
'' . Substituted Tr.i.s-,i-e
Robert Weinste.in ainl , Victor
. Thompson.. Attorneys. RaU '
eigh, N. C.
No. 211 -May 31 June. 7-1 l-'JI.
EXECUTOR S X. .1 i' ':
w.I;:
e-'.a'...- '"
lave .'.ot -f
v a!
!h-
Having qualilie 1 a .
the will -a.nne-xe-i,. of,
Myci.nda Cryni. - .iece.i-e !.
Haywood County, this' js '... :
net-sues Vi'j-'ving c'a'nis aga
said estate to pt'e-eti: the sii-ne 't- t."..
undersigned'' for payment' w:;h;-ri
year from the first pul.lvcati.m : tat
notice or this notice will he p' '"1' ' "
bar of their reciivery,.
Al! peisors ie'v.e : t .'e -t-:
wiM please make i;nme iiate paymen.
to : the undersigtie.l; ', .
This tne 29th d.y o: M jy. 1?;4.
I.YCURCUS CRYMES. '
F"J' r. "
May 31-Jui 7-14-21 -J-.Iu'.y j