THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1931
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
COUNTY AGENT
W. D. SMITH'S
column
The Haywood Com-HoK Control
Association consists of fourteen coun
ties, with Wavneville as headquar
ters. The counties having contracts the fourteen counties in the district
Haywood county with the county
committee for the purpose of certi
fying tne contracts, tie is visiting
already in the county agent's office in
Waynesville are :Haywood 24; Hun
combe 4: Cherokee 2: Clay 1; Hen
derson, 24; Jackson 1; Clay IS; Mc
Dowell 10: I'olk 4: Rutherford lo;
and Transylvania 2fi. If there art
other contracts due to come to this
office from any of the counties in this
district, pleae tret them in at once.
Some few counties have not reponea.
Monday and Tuesday. July 23 and 24
with the Corn-Hog allotment commit
tee fo- final adjustments nd clearing
up all contracts in the district. The
final official work for these counties
is done in Haywood county agents
office.
Farmers who sold a large number
of hogs jind pigs during 19.'i2 and
l'J'S.i and signed the Corn-Hog eon
tract will rereieve payments from a
The.-e counties an. grouped in one
district centralizing ut Waynesville ; few dollars to several hundred dol
with W. I). Smith, as chairman. I jars. Three farms in Western North
Assistant County Agent. K H. I Carolina have sold sufficient number
('rouse ha. taken charge of this work
He ha- devoted most of his time to
the Corn-Hog program and the 4-H
Club work since his appointment June
. C rouse has vi.-ited the farm of
each Corn-Hog contract sigrll in
of hogs to m::ke their payments over
$1,000.00.
Mr. Crouse is assistant county
agent and i on full tinie duty, and is
r,ot co-ting Haywood county a penny.
CAMIT1EI.L REUNION HELD AT
MAGGIE
The annual reunion of the Camp
bell family wa- held last Sunday at
the h'.m,, Mr- and Mrs. David Crock
ett Campbell at. Maggie.
1 he program' committee planned
ind very skillfully
following pi'i-grani :
1. llk-t lie ill.- '
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2. Devotional W
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And Answers On
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On Monday, August 1 ith, 1934, at
eleven o clock A. M. at the
court house dvor in the town of Way-ne-ville,
North Carolina, the under
signed trustee will sell at public out
cry, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following laid.s and premises, ly
ing and being in Waynesville Tovn
ship, Haywod County, .North Caroli
na. aii more particularly described
as follows:
BEGINNING on a bunch of alder
bushes, on a barnch near the residence
of W. H. Nichols, and runs S. 12s 30'
h chains crossing :-oad to a buckeye
on the bank of I'lott's Creek; thence
S. y 3 12.2.) chains to a stake
corner to Will Winchester, and R. A.
I. Hvatt: thence N. 72 30' W. 11 M
chains to a .'take; thence N. 73 30'
W. 13.70 chains to a stake corner to
the divi.-ion line between John A.
J'lott and Samuel C. Plott, passing
a large chestnut four feet; thence N
IS" 25' E. with ihe division line be
tween John A. I'lott and Samuel C.
J'lott, 14. (id chains to a stake in road;
thence X. Ml" W. 2.. h chains with the
io:.d to a stake; thence X. 45' V. 4
chains to a stake; thence X. 15 45'
. i) 4 i mains to a stake near a
spring; thence N. 05 15' E, 1.50
chains to stake: thence N. 4;- .
15.511 ch'iins to a .'tone which ends
the division line between John A.
I'lott and Samuel C. I'lott; thence N.
1- 50 E. with K. A. L Hvatt's line
'J.l4 chains to a stake in gap of ridge
and corner of 1'. E. Hvatt; thence S.
s5 4.7 E. w;th I'. E. Hyatt's line
4.75 chains to .-take corner of W, .H
Nichols land; thenr,. S ''' 30' W.
uel C. Plott. dated the 9th . day of
March, 1920, and which said deed is
duly of record in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Haywood County,
in Book of Deeds Xo. 56, page 256,
et .seq. to which said deed and record
reference ij hereby made for a full
description of the land therein de
scribed. Al.-o all the right, title and inter
est which the parties of first part
have- or which they may hereafter
acquire in and to those pieces, parcels
or tracts of land described in a deed
executed by Montraville Plott and
wife. Julia Plott to George F. Plott,
which deed bears date of March 9,
1920, and is duly of record in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
as follows: S. 07 E. 2 20 mains; S.
66 E. 2.05 chains; S. 70' E. 2.38
cha'ns; S. 82' 40' E. 1.00 chains; S.
81' 57' E. 1.36 chains; S. 73' E. 2.85
chain.-; S. V 50' E. 2.05 chains; S.
70' E. 1.93 chains; S. 88' 40' E 4.91
chains to a poplar; thence S. 67' 43'
E. 110 chains to a chestnut; thence
S. 1' 00' W. 5.85 chains to a poplar
itumn: thence S. 86' 15' E. about 4.85
chains to a stake in the center of the;
highway leafing from Crabtree to
Fines Creek; thence in a Souther,
ly direction with the center of said
highway about 15 chains to a stake
in the center of a culvert over said
highway, -which stake is about 150
feet in a Northeasterly direction from
E H. Walker residence; thence in a
about two acres iruvj ..
Walker residence
This the 28th day . ..
j. a. ;
Sheriff of Haywood i L
229 Juiy U-l.'-j.;.
NOTICE OF
Haywood County, in Book No. 56, Westerly direction (passing a tobacco
with
w h i t e
chain
Nicho
oak:
to a
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follow e,l
v'ar'- mee'i
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illti'.lo-t pi'rtillllitlg to
were given by the. I'umm
came th,. ruarilzut Um t'o
ing year. Jai vis i 'ampli
ed chairman and Mis.
ii.
1 fh
give
WHICH
i ev.'iius
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nd in.'.;- of
the family
ttee- Then
the follow-"
II was el(-,t-
Roy Ma .tin
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1 1 ha chains to a
S. 45 30' W. 4.6H
; thence S. 15 .'in'
I'.'.'wiiod at head of
irig; thorn-,. S. il
to il stake; then.e
chains to ;C stake ;
E. 5 c!ia:n. to a
To 45' E. 2.L'i
page 2o9. et seq. to which said deed
and record reference is hereby made
for a full and complete description
of the lands herein cies-'-ibed.
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by Samuel C. Plott
and wife. Elizabeth Grahl Plott.
dated March 3, 1925. and recorded in
Book 14. ragp 535, Record of Deed
of Trust of Haywood County.
This 13th day of July. 1934.
F. E. ALLEY,
Trustee.
No. 227 July 19-26-Aug. 2-9
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
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NORTH CAROLINA, HAYWOOD
COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
STATE OF XORTH CAROLINA ON
RELATION OF ZELLINE WALK
ER, VS.
N. H. WALKER E H. WALKER,
I. R. ROGERS J. I. WALKER, and
I. I' HAWKINS.
' By virtue of. an execution, directed
to the uii'ler-igtied from the Superior
C-oiu: of Haywood - County, North
'a 1 lir.a, in the a' ioVc entitled action.
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'secretary; Misses Louise Campbell,
Harriett Boy it and Ellen Campbell
compose the program committee ami
Misses Nell Campbell, . Leuna (ump
bell and Mr-. R. W. Walker were
named on ''ic record coinmit'ee. It
wa- decided tu huld the next reunion
on the fourth Sunday"in .July at the
home of'.C. A. Canipliell at Dellwood.
At the coiiclu-ion of the program
and business, meeting an immense ta
ble of eats wils e ;il in the grove
of the spaeioti- liiwii- General, .enjoy -mem
and fellowship iiiloil the after
noon hours.
About one liundied and fifty rela
tives and friend- were present on the
occasion. It was pointed out that
Mr. P. I. Turiiytill, of Waynesville.
was the oldest member of the fam
ily .present 'and master Yann Camp
bell McKauglian. of Asheville, gr;imi
son of th,, entertaining family, was
the youngest. The register indicated
eight states as being represented at
the gathering. .
NOTIC E OF SALE
pig-
il- ii.'e rail in vitaniin A
bee .'1 -liowii by t X lie: i mei.t -hat
the eggs from birds
eating vitaniin'. rich feed.-. also 'con.,
tain a greater amount of vitamin.-'.
- nd it ha
ai ,voii,
HE
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BAPTIST
WA YNES VILLI
CHURCH
ire' invited to attend ; he ser
vices of . our. church . next -Sunday.
The Sunday School' meets ,-.t Hi-15.
Morning wor-liip at eieveti, with the
pa.-toi-, H W. Bajitom. preai -hing.
At -6 o'cloik repre-entative ot the
Southern Work . Shope', un.lef the' di
rection 1 if Mis- I.aunr I'hitik, the
liiector of the ho... 'will' give a
vespt-r -eiMce ...f scrijiture and
lilUsic
1 ho l epu. t
We-tei :: u'.hi
the .-ervire is
We trust the
this service.
.1 ..f 7;
'!.'- -a 1 !' i' A!!, y. .Ci
title at.ii .ti'ei'e-t - w hii h they luw
might have.- , . which they may
In eeaft.er .1 . t- in and to the fol
lowing iii-i-i-ii.ed lands 'to-wit :
Being the -iiine liuiiis ronveye I 111
a deed from Montraville I'lott and
wife, .Julia I'lott to Robert E. I'lott
and Vaughn A. I'lott by deed dated
the !'th day of Marvli, 1920. and
whivh .-aid deed i.- duly of record in
the .office, of the Register of Deeds of
Haywood Coun'y, N. (',, in Hook of
Dieds No. 56, .page 255, et -up to
which said deed und record .efer-
ghv title and .In
E. H . W dker, ...
ha.-', p -.the f' '!'
1 -'ate 'o-wit-:
. BEGINNING
Oak- Knob, N. C
run- . 57'
hickiViy; t H n c-, .
ch:,.in- to a hicki
.lame-' line ;uid
6th day of
e o'clock, Nooil,
ir of said coiin
est bidder for
iitio:). all the
wliii h the sard
xt
i.'tetli
lihed
ants,
real
i t ' a waiter . oak. on
. .Limes' corner, and
E. 10.75 .'hi.ins to a
N S r 37' E. : 11.111
ry ;- then' with John
w:a'.'i'shed of riilge,
barn on South side) loO feet, more
or less, to a wire fence; thence with
said fence in a Southerly and then
Easterly direction as the same mean
ders, to a locust tree on West bank
of said Crabtree-Fines Creek High
way; thence in an Easterly direction
to a stake in the center of said high
way; thenre with sakl highway
(center) in a Southerly direction to
i stake in center of said highway
and in the Kirkpatrick and or Palmer
line; thence S. 78 W. 3.36 chains
to a large flat rock; thence S- 81
15' W. 2.88 chains to a black oak;
thence S- 85 15' W. 4.24 chains to
a stake on watershed of ridge: thence
'with the watershed of ridge as fol
low-: S. 63 4o . 2.10 chains; S.
40 30' W. 3.12 chains; S. 88 30'
W. 3.00 chains; S. 60' 30' W. 2.90
chains; S. 12 W. 3.00 chains; thence
S. 68"' W. 7-07 chains to a stake at
junction of three ridges; thence S
18" 57' W. 5.S6 chains to a stake;
thence with watershed of ridge and
Fincher and Fulbright line as fol
lows: N. 37'- 40' W. 4.06 chains;
N. 2 30' V. 4.59 chains; X
W. 2.0D chains; N. 4'
chains; N". 13' 40' W. 3.10
North 19 4l' West 4.40
North 14 40' East 2 16
N. 15 40' W. 1.95 chains: N
E. 2.60 chains; N. 35 lO! W.
chains; North 16' '45' West
chains; - N,,rth IP West
chain-; N. 1 , 3o- W. IK ch
N. 25 W. 4.26 chains; N 27 3(
2.o7 h iins to -he BEGINNING.
' cine; that portion of the E. H. Walk-
cr 2ii'.'-acre tract, as. per survey and
plat of j. If . Terrell. Surveyor, Oc-j
tober Jii:.i3. whichlie- on the" West i
side .if the Highway leading- from
Crabtree to Fines Creek, except
. 30' 30'
E, 1.99
chains ;
chains ;
chains;
' 40'
3.38
3.17
2.4
ains ;
)' W.
and
XORTH CAROLINA
HAYWOOD COUNTY
J. V. Noland,
VS.
J. H. Walker.
The undersigned. ha,r.j
pointed as Commissicntr :
entitled action, by the C;
Superior Court of Haywv
directing eaid Comm."-.-.
the land as hereinafter .j
the 27th day of August,
I, will, therefore, on th
of August, 1934, at lu
at the Court House door i
of Waynesville, sell to t
bidder for cash the f ..;
scribed property. Lying
in the Town of Clyde. Hay
ty. N. C. and described'
FIRST TRACT: Beginmnp
etake in Charlie Brown's
with said line South tv.-:
feet to an iron stak(1 in li;
thence South 14 West liT
inches to a stake; thence
East 67 feet to the begin:
tainjng 469 square feet, m
Being the same land a- 1
J. V- Noland and J. H. W
J. r rancis and wite a 1
Book .70. page 547, reco.i
for Haywood County, N.
SECOND TRACT': I!i
an iron stake. Charli,. 11
ner. thence with hi- lit;- :
East 63 feet and 9 -im-hv,
thence South 2.03 We-t
stake; thonce South 11 V.
and t inches to the i . :.
State , Highway; tha n
center of the said Hiirh'wa
30 West 49 feet and : .:
Noi th 2.03. Ea.-t 122 f- -
GIN N NIX G. And b, :
land that A. V. Havm--to
J. V. Noland and .1. II
iecorded in !'...)!; 7o. : ..
c-n!s of Deeds fr ll.c a
N C.
Sai l s-.l,. i.finir ma
: dor of the ( lerk : ' .
Court of Haywood C 11 tv ;.
This "the 24th day '-."
GROV El! t " 1
Cii'iri
No. 232 .July 2i-Aur. 2
I..
r
all
mi
d' all the land-
came 11. 11) A.i 11 1 Ills
Piedmont town.- that
enjoyable and helpful,
house will be tilled for
Ui ('ir ami by v.: tue of th" author--ity
'.given' to the undesigned Tiv.-U.'
in a certain deed of trust executed by
J. M. Curtis-'and wife. Ida 1, turtt-.
dated January. '26, 1..l2s. and - f re
cord in the '.office of the Register if
Deeils for Haywoo):! . County, Xiii th
Carolina, in Book of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust No. 22 on page ll',
default having been made in the pay
ment of the 'indebtedness thereby ?e-
N I -s V 1 1 I I I 1 1 s r Mil HO
HIST ".
Paul Hardin, Jr., Pastor.
We wish to extend to all visitors in
Waynesville a very cordial invitation
to worship with us Sunday -..morning
and evening.
The Church School begins at 9:45
a. m. and the morning church service
at 11 ; :th,, young people: meet at 7:15
p. 111.. and the evening church service
is at 8 o'clock. The pastor .vill preach
at both church services Sunday.
There will be a fifteen minute song
sei vice preceding -the evening; sermon.
Come and. help us to. sing some of the
finest old hymns of .Christendom.
hereby mad
complete description
t herein conveyed.
, .-l.-o all the right
est which the part e-
.have, and ewit or
hert after acquire
lertain pieces, parcels, .and tracts of
land fully described in a deed exe
cute 1 'by Mont 1 aviil,. Plott ::inl wife.
Julia I'lott to John A. Plott and Sam-
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
title
s of tin
and
:uul ;nter-tir-t
part
they may
to' tho-e
DID
W 1. . 1
cured and. the holder of ' r.e --.s , ,.'., r.-v, . , .,r .1,., ,:t, .1. ,,.. .1
mer season. . ,
it
secured thereby having requested
Trustee to oticr the hereincfter .de
scribed premises for sale in accoid
ance with the power c ntame .1 in
:. .said deed of trust, th? uhder.-ign'.d
will offer for sale to tiv highest h'ni
der for CASH, at the Court House
' iloor in . Wayfioville. HitywCji. (.'outi
ty, North Carolina- the following ' ue
'scribe.d land :d 12:00 o'clock noon,
on M on d a y , A u gus t 2 0 1 h . 19 3 i , t h a l
property lying and being in t a Town
". of Canton. County of Haywood, and
State of North Carolina, to-v;t: : .
Lying and being in . the Town of
( anton. Beavenlani Township. Hav
wood tountv. P,EGIN NING ;it a
stake in the Northern margin t Wa
ter Street, corner of J. M. ( urtis
residence lot. and runs thence North
17 - 45' We-t 12!) 5 feet with the- line
of J. M. Curtis- residence property to
a stake in Williams line; thence
North -68; 45' East,109.5 feet with
the line of Williams' property to a
stake in C. T Wells line: thence
South 12" East 120 feet with C. T.
Wells line to a stake in the North
ern margin of Main Street, corner of
the brick store building. Southwest
corner of C. T. WelLs lot: thence S.
61 45' West 99.5 feet with the
Northerly margin of Ma:n Street at
it intersection with .Water Street, to
the point of BEGINNING: being
what is known as th J. M. Curtis
store lot and the John M. Curtis
stable lot. and being the same land
devised in the will of John M. Curti.
deceased, to Joseph M. Curtis J. Clar
eil:e Curtis, and Albert Curtis
and Laura S. Curtis. record
ed in Book of Wills- Number
4, at page 61, office of the Clerk of th
I II T III vinTI RUN (Hill H
Dr. R. p. Walker Minister.
, "The Little : Church c.n the Corner,
i-inus Welcome. ee this. sign on
the corner of North Main ami Walnut
street, -opposite, the Gordon. We are
glad : .t. see former friends; back in
Waynesville this summer anil w are
especially delighted to see them, at
our, church: Come again and invite
1 titers. .'.
Sabbath: school 9:45 and sermon .11
a.; m.
( hnstian Endeavor 7:1; and prayer
-ervic,, Wednesday 8 p. m:
The pastor will preach the conungJ
unuay especially to. young people
Everybody.- old and young,, ore invitee
Having iUi.'.litied as executor of
the est.ite of C. D. Ketner, deceased,
late of -Haywood County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the said est'.ite, to present
the same to the undersigned for pay
ment within one year from the first
publication of this notice or this no
tice will ge pleaded in bar f their
recovery. -
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment
to the under-igned..
This th,. ltith day of July. 1934.
W. D. KETNER.
Executor.
1 t ug 2 ') lb 2
July
Superior Court for Hav-wood Count v
Being also the same property describ
ed., in a quit-claim deed from Laura
1 urtis to J. M. Curtis, dated Dec.
2. 192). and recorded in Book 69.
page 3o3, and being the same proper
ty described in a deed from J. Clar
ence C urtis and wife. Anna C Curtis.
Albert B. C urtis and Laura S- Curtis
widow of John M. Curtis, to Joseph
M. ; Curtis, dated January 3 1921.
and recorded in Book 58. page 478.
Records of Deeds of Haywood Coun
ty. ':,-'.-'-'....:-- .. ..- 1 t
The above described property will
be sold subject to any and all taxes
and assessment
This Julv 16th, 1934.
. Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany, Trustee.
By C. N. Walker, Assistant Trust
Officer.
No. 231 July 26-Aug. 2-9-16.
NOTICE
Stock R.'ingmg Prohibited- on the
Ijong boundrv. Prosecution will he
enforced if stock found thereon.
W. H. SILVER.
Canton, N. C.
No. 228 July 5.12-19-27.
Relieves Headache
Due To Constipation
. Thedford'a Black-Draught haa
been used In my family for years."
writes Mrs. J. A. Hlghtowr-r. of
Carthage, Texas. '-I take it for sick
headache that comes from consti
pation. When I feel a headache
corning on. I taie a dose ot Black
Draught. It acta and ms' head geta
easy. Before I knew or Slack
Draught, I would suffer two or
three days but not any moreslnoe
X have used Black -Draught.-'
Thedford's BLACK-DEAUGB3
Porelr Verl T.aiillvr,
"CHILDREN UK THK BYECFTJ
6 66
Liquid. Tablets, Calve, Nose Drops
Checks Malaria in 3 days. Cold first
day. Headaches or Neuralgia m 30
minutes.
Fine Laxative and Tonic
Most Speedy Remedies Known
YOU KNOW
That labor is (he big cost of a paint job?
That on the average job the labor cost is from two to three times
cost of the paint?
That it cost as much to apply a gallon of cheap paint, as it docs to
ply a gallon of good paint?
That cheap paints are made of cheap, low grade pigments, low sr
Jiquids and that many contain water and plenty of it? Water is ,u""
wjiite wash, but not in paint.
That it requires more gallons of cheap paint to cover a job hence m
gallons to buy and more labor to apply, than it does of good paint-Kl
FEES PAINT?
That cheap paint in a very short time either rubs off or crack-, ch
and scales off, and worst of all, leaves a most unsatisfactorv surface ;
repainting?
Thai if you once paint your house with cheap paint, it is difJiit;! . '
pensive, often impossible, to ever again secure a good re-paint Hh
even with good paint, for it will not stick and wear well over the old ch.
paint surface?
That good paint Kurfees Paint lasts for years, wears awa
so that when your house does need repainting, you have a good smooth
face ready to receive the fresh paint?
That because of these indisputable facts, and in spite of the fact tt
Kurfees Paint costs a little more per gallon than cheap paint, it N "v
tjieless the safest and cheapest paint to use, for its use means: Le
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Before you buy paint, check the formula that's the safe way. Wat
for water and other cheap stuff. Be safe and save your money paint
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toid Enamel for inside work. ;
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