THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931
THE W AYX ES V 1LLE MOl M T A 1 X EEK
? NOTRL Oi 1IU ill i: S bLL
On Mond'.v,
elevcr c!ui:k
houe Ui'Or in
ville, Haywojd
linn- the unde:
at Duhhc outc
A .
. Ui.
linwi:
from
der for cash, tin
nremies lvinu a
of Waynesvilk', anil aio.i
described as follows:
BEGINNING ."."U u.
corner of Walnut and Hazel .Stive.,
North Waynesville Addition on the
Noith side of Hazel Street, running ..
N. 10V E. 175 feet; tbetu-e i-'-V K.
1UU feet; thence S. 10 V V l.r feet'
to Hazel Street; thence S2" V. withj.
Hazel Street. 100 feet feet to the!
BEGINNING, containing 17 500 1
square feet.
Being the same property described
in deed from Roberta Stevenson, et al.
to Minnie B- Stevenson, dated the
24th day of November, ly2;. and;
recorded in Book 65, page 400, Record
of Deeds of Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to the power ;
of sale conferred, upon the under- j
signed trustee by virtue of that cer- j
tain deed of trust, executed by C. K.
Jvirkpafni'k and wife. Georgia M. j
Kirkpatrick. dated January 12, lt)27,
and recorded in Book 11, at page 2,15,
Record of Deeds of Trust of Hay
wood County.
This the 28th dav of September,
1934.
GEO. II. WARD
Trustee.
No. 259 Oct 4-11-18-2!)
Hazehvood News
al ,
;i: M:v. M 1. Atwell and small son.
M i'ir A?l'.evi!!e, a:;.J Mr-. M-
' , ,. ,:. M: W W. MeCvnile!!.
-ii , f .M;.i i,.".. woe visitor "f Mi.-. T. V.,
id-' j!jv. and family Monday. j
' Mr and Mr.-, l W. Wright, of
vn ll.vinviili-. S. I', we iv viMli.rs at thei
fly . .me of Mi. and Mr-. W. 11. G uldy.
M- .-r-. Johji Paw.- a:ui Arthur1
'"-' Woods, of CharKu-.e-ville. V;i spent1
'. ill." v...iL'.tn,l with !!..' t'..r:iii'r's Par-'
ems, Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Davis. j
Mr. and Mr.-. R L. Saunders and!
small daughters spent three days of
last week w.th the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, of Enka.
Mrs. A. I). Murray, of Bryson City,
spent Thursdav with her sister. Mrs.
William Eller.
Mrs. James Payne, of Lake Juna
luska, is spending this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Jere Clarke.
CHILD IS HURT IN FALL
Samuel Knight, 8 year-old son of
Mr- and Mrs. Oscar Knight, is in the
Haywood County Hospital suffering
from a fractured skull received from
a fall Saturday afternoon. He is re
ported to be getting on nicely.
Asheville's Big
Team Barely Win
Over Waynesville
likuk Mountain Will He laced
On Local Field Here Frida.
Team In Hood Shape
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday,. October 8, 19134. at
riv.tii i ........ ... . .,- . .-. - ....
door in the, town of Waynesville
Haywood County. North Carolina, I
will sell at. public outcry, to the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing lands and premises, lying and
being in Waynesville Township, Hay
wood County, North Carolina, and
being part of tract No, 12, being
more fully described follows:
BEGINNING on a stake m the
Hall Road, and runs N. 08" 15' E- 3;50
feet to a stake on ton of ridge; theiu'(.
M IS"' :)' W: DIMS feet to a stake in
a hollow; thence N. 29" !U)' K. -.50
feet to a . stone. Welch's comer
thence with Welch line ,N- 52 W
tiu w tn ii stone corner: thenc
N. 87 W. 78 feet to a stake, said
stake being 12 feet from the center ot
Welch drivewav ; thence with Welch
driveway, and 12 feet from the center
thereof, in a Westerly direction, SJ'-jJ
feet to a stake near Hall Road, Welch
corner; thencP with Hall Riuui a.s it
meanders, 12 calls as follows: S. 1
E. 208 feet; S. ;52a W. 193 feet; S
44 W- 255 feet; S. 311'' 45' E. 8.1
feet- S .62' :10' E. 2(13 feet; S. 87
"30-' E. 50 feet ; S- 4. 30' W. 205 leet;
S 18 E 120 feet; N 77 E. 58 feet;
N. 58 30' E. 94 feet'; N. 38" E- 130
feet; No. 50 E. 53 feet to the i ;.
GINNING! Containing M S.-ioo
acres, more or less, and .being .part y f
the land conveyed from H. X. no
lips and wife, L- C. Phillips, to 1 M.
Morrow, by deed' registered in Hook
55, page 419, Record of Deeds ol
Havwood f ounly.
FCFPTINi, however, inmi un:
above described, six acres' heretx.fore;
conveved to Z. V. Morrow.
Sale-made pursuant . to power ot
sale conferred upon the undersigned
: bv virtue of a deed of trust exeru ed
li'v T M. Morrow and wile, M.l.y
Morrow, dated August 7, :-y and
recorded in Book 29, page 104 1"-
HONORS HUSBAND'
Mrs. Rov Robinson entertained a
number of' her friends, at her home
on Main street Friday night in honor
of her husband's birthday anniver
sary. Interesting parlor games were
enjoyed. Very unique prizes were
won by Mrs. Geo. Hischoff, Mr. Bill
Chambers., and Mr. Lawrence Davis.
Punch was served throughout the
evening. After a very enjoyable so
cial hour a salad course was sereci.
A larirc whit'f.' cake adorned wnn
pink candles was cut. Those pres
.,f ., Mr, R.ilunson. Mr. and Mrs.
Hill rhiimbors. Mr. and Mrs. tieo.
BischotT Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Stump,
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Davis, .Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Knight. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Iv Whisenhunt, and Mrs. Ue
Fisher.
Bv W. Thos. Reeves.
After pl'aving last weir, away from
home the local lads return to their
field this Friday when they meet the
strong eleven of Black Mountain
Friday. Coach Weatherby was well
pleased with his team in the game
last week. He was especially well
pleased with the defense and the way
his first vear players stood up under
fire During the past tew days of
fensive plays have been the order ol
the dav with the hope that the team
...:u ...'. .i ,.;,-, miiii-h which was
characteristic of the '3.i eleven, West
ern Carolina's champion oi ium
son.
..v u... l....- .. ill h. seen in ac
.i,., -u-,.t.. mwition, Not that
iiuii u. Da...; t
Vount has not played well, but it
relieves the strain to have a veteran
in that dangerous position. Moore
or Vount will probably start at one
half-back position with Summerow
and Reeves completing the quartet.
Mack Garland will take one tackle
position in the line, l'oteat and
1 eatherwood, nere-io-ioie .v..v-.,
will, no doubt, be in the starting line
up Brvson mav be found in the
line. Ross and Hyatt will be there
with Gillett. Ferguson, Francis. Byul,
and others lighting lor places.
Regardless of the line-up a splendid
game is in store for local fans who
will be watching with interest the
wonderful playing of thus year s team
without the service of many ot last
season's stars.
team. The Asheville boys, under the
uirection ol Coaches l.eeper and j
Hipps- were playing- tneir tir.-t game,
:md olaved well
1 Osborne and Dope .-cored Ahe-
i viile's touchdown ,n the second an.
.1 fourth quarters after some beaut it u
ofl'-tackle plays had placed tile uau
in Mountaineer territory. Osoorne
kuked to Vount who fumbled and
i. .. ,1,., i..,n hi ten vard line. On I
the first plav, OstHirne went over
Waynesville s left tackle for the first
score.
In the tinal quarter Rogers made
"ii yards over tackle to place toe
ball " near .mid-field. Asheville was
forced to punt. Summerow tmew
another flank pass which was inter
cepted and downed on the local team s
20 yard marker. From this position
l'op"e made a beautiful run over and
around five or six WavnesVille play
ers to score standing up.
l.. .i,., t-,i miartm- Asheville lost
in i ui.- ......I i-
eight yards on a running play Un
on a fumble, ami fifteen on a penalty.
This placed the ball on -heir seven
i H.wprs1 Httenmted punt
: i.i. r... I Kv Koss. star of the
W.-ienesville defense, and Hyatt fell
the ball for rt touchdown. Hridgt
ii,., K.ill nvev for the extra
..till.,. . ,
point.
Timely Questions
And Answers On
Farm Problems
Question: How long doe.- it take
new males to produce egg- that are
e , ....,i..i t lint i ll ?
. ....... ,v Where old males are re
moved and new males introduce.! it
will take at least three weeks before
the eggs are fertile from the mw
blood. Bv allowing this time you
will be sure of getting chicks from
the new males. It mere vcie ....
males with the Hock for some time
i. r ...;,,.. ;,. Hi,, new blood, tlie
oeioie jiu..i.i(- ... -
eggs should be fertile enough to set
in a week or ten la s.
It was Anthony's first ride in a
...ii....... train mid 1h succession of
Iilliv,r . --. .
.I'dT. ,l,r reduced him to a state ot
u.,.-i....i,.,.i nt,.nishment. The train
lijftvuvui
rounded a slight bend and, with
shriek of its whistle, plunged into
Tin .v.. M'iTi' 1'asns of sui.
tUllllll ...... ..... r. ,
orise from the corner where An
thonv was kneeling. Suddenly the
i i i .1. 1
train rashed into broad iiayngm.
again, and a small voice was lifted
in wonder
"It's tomorrow!" exclaimed the)
email boy.
Want
Ad
s
m ll.m- much irrain should
be given each day to a dairy cow dul-
mg the winter:
Answer J This depends upon tne
production and breed. For Jelsej
animals producing less
i. ..r ...ill n irnnii should Ih
riven, but for every pound over ten
the animal should naxo ma-.
a pound of grain. Guernsey .cattle
should receive a iracuon uv.-.
pound for each pound of milk pro
duced above twelve. '1 he Hotstein
cow gets four-tenths ot a pouini o.
grain for each pound of .milk pro
duced above 10 pounds and the Ai
shire should get a little less than
one-half pound of grain for each
pound .of milk over fourteen This
grain ration presupposes the feeding
of all the good legume hay the ani
mal will eat. Where the hay is of
poor quality more grain will be consumed-
I'iO -RDF.RS WANTED tor the win
ter Rate- $5 a week Mrs. Lee
Fisher Ha.elwood. tf
W i l li -Wild ginseng, u-. '
green, highest market price, ( ash.
Parcel post. express or deliver.
Reference. Hank of Clyde, N. L.
D. M Cagle- Clyde, N. I Oct llpd
FOR RSNT- Cottage and apartments.
Mrs. W. T ( raw ford.
FOR R9NT--Rooin and pi.wte
ll;lth. Steam heat. Mrs J W. Rcn-d
at Woolsev Home, North Main
street.
I'F VRS FOR SALE $1.00 per buh
,1 (Mvde 11. Ray. J'-
WANTED - Good dry Hlack Walnuts,
Hukoiv Nut. ami Walnut KerneLs
Catawba t uameiv. ILckoty Noith
I'arolina. Oct- l-J V
STEADY WORK GOOD FA'
ii HI t M -A V I l I I I
KFl.l All'f. Ai
call on farmers. No experience i
capital needed. W rite today M.
Read The Ads 1 Head The Ads
East Waynesville Teams
Win Out Over Hazelwood
Last Wednesday afternoon ij'ie
East Waynesyille Elementary bask
etball teams captured two games
from the Hazelwood teams on the high
school court. In the first game the
East Waynesville girls had little
trouble in winning. With the first
-st.-in" guards Jholding the opponents
7 . .. ! 1.1 1.,. 4 1.1.
scoreless, me lorwams, ieu ....
s-plendid lloorwork of Handcock and
Messer, soon had a commanding lead.
The boys game was close throughout."-
East Waynesville took the lead
early but some beautiful shots , by
the Hazelwood boys closed the gap
to a single point at ' tj:ic end of the
,i,. ltnth teams failed to score on
..... ......
m.-iiiv e;isy 1 1 ies-
'i-i,., v-.,i U':ivMi,svilU' L'irls and
boys' teanl were undefeated in their
eight-game' elementary schedule last
season. !
Teacher: "An annoiiynious person
is .die who does not wish to be known
-who'.s that laughing in the class.".
Voire: "An aiinonynious person,
teocher.".
cord-of Deeds of Trust , i' llayw-vd
l minty.
This- Sei.teniber M'h, 1934.
W. R. I RAN ITS
Truste:.,
No 252 'Sept.' 1 :i-20-27- )ct 4
I o.uh t i: Wwitluiby's "team of
youngsters" journeyed to
Stadium to meet Asheville lliglis
eleven who "was not out to meiely
win the game but to run up the score.
Instead of running up the score the
Devils were lucky to win. According
to -onle cutthrouter Asheville s team
won on 'bleaks." l'he game was
ch.uh a great moial ictoiy toi
Waynesville and a disappointment to
slieville. Coach Weatherby's soph
omore backlietd and inexperienced
line did very well to hold Rogers, All
wester,, Weaverville back last sea
:. iv.k,, f.i ii riiuine ol scores.
sum, aim v.. ,. - ----i .
T,, the buys did well to rusii u
heavier line." block an intended punt
...... .... ti hull for a touchdown.
Hridges. the boy who had' on his uni
form for the first time in three weeks,
drove the line for . me un a i- ""
., ii ...,.r.. mil -classed by
a more experienced, hard lighting
' . ' 1 1 ' i z mri-r","" Trr - - 1 '
Very Much Improved
After Taking Cardui
-I have suffered a great deal
from cramping," writes Mrs. W. A.
SewcU, Sr, of Waco, Texas 1
fould chill and liavetogo to Vx-d
for about three days at a time. I
would have a dull, tired, sleepy
ferllng. A friend told me to try
Cardui thinking it would Help me
-and it did. I am very much m
proved and do not spend tho time
in bed. I certainly can recommend
Cardui to other sufferers
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i
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This Is An Advertisement
15ut 1 ant l make it dille.enl iron, what i, in man, adtM lisemenl-rm lellins i"t
straight forward Irulh.
TO ANY 'AMIM-lf u need a I;nKe or HoatinK Slow- 1 will ve u mono on an
prices I have soon in this lown.
IWR.MKR If miii need a llw for Fall IUminK, I malc-h an quali! and l.oat an
pric-o and 1 will keep xtra' points and parts in vnsv- you mod thnn.
GOOD bk; mahogany
Heaters
a mm
Other ('oal and Wood Burning Heal
ers at Low Prices
I buv lor easli and don't sell for a dollar down and the bal
ance any day, but I do beat that class of prices often by hall
I HAVE
.am:
$2 to $5
Weight up to 5:55 Pounds
1 am not braggins but do what I say. Come and see me.
Pemtoim's Gtarawar
76 Main Street
R
ges
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W. L Denton
1 on CBS, nation-wiau. rnuoj. - . -, : :
-;-ZZt .insf Annual Budget Estimate of Town of Waynesyille, North Carolina For The
ST, "i,":V; 1. mi and Endimt June 30, 1935. 1 uhiisneo 1 in -
P1 t' i I :w;,lFiI Control Act"-Sec. 7, Ch. 146, V. L., an.
quirenieiit ui me '"i" . ,
I c,., e-s- '"vr,1"1" r.;:,
J -. than Tax levy Budget and Tax '--- I ,'."'.
I'ayers' Discount ,
,-Cnnnn t 100 00 22,000.00 2,200,000.00 1-00 1.33
u c . riinri 32.600.00 33,000.00 1.600.00 J.100.0U , 2,200,000.00 .13
DebtS.riic. Iund . m()0 7J20.0o 1,980.00 I .15 - r
General I und ? (.()Q M 000 2f6l0.00 660.00 , .,00 000.00 i I
Street tu"d 17,000.00 17,000.00 2',200,000.00 !
Light Fund :m QQ 1,500.00 ,
WaterFund J ! t r,,oooo ' 2.200,000.00 ; i. i-so
..vn. 91.V0OO fiV 60.00 28,160.00 ' -.010.00 ......UU.Ui
TOTAL, ALL IIN H '
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