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AUGUST 9, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE SEVEN (Second Section?
At New London
rrazier
antes
S Staff Writer
irl, a;0waiu-e for the
, ',1 u, ,iu- present time,
' ' pass each other
' " ' K,, -as You have
' i 1 am looking
."r.ung tHat letter
1 r" ,. straighten out
""r,'jlli have already
''red-m' "' ,ny Pst-war
lit (!.!" unlay j
' ' j",',,; our cross-eoun-.r
mi we shook hands
:' .1 k H pier in New
', : ,id bye"? We
;rt.,.:,l, ii the welcome
" ' with the torch
mwII Mster she did
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, I ami some to
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Farm Questions
and Answers
J Thomas Davis, Aviation j Florida Paper Hints
; Radioman, Reports To ; Chamber of Commerce
j Memphis After Leave Ideas Here Copied
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i collie a day
nbci our first
embarked. It
.mil a typical No-
weather wasn't
in our depressed
id, l mind getting
liglit iui tin- uncertainty
VW Uun-r! U ll us all mud
U, ui-ie iiretty yuung.
i u, ! taught to go out
in, i up bringing you
! j miinsiiT and me the
.,. line a lawyer as
, i i-u,ilineil i anyway
opinion ul bnni had
iI:l'iii1v and right
, !;,u . and this mess
i.ikr sense.
Iniii uln'ii we look oacK,
inn- Iiiim- birth places
uliiii -hi apart should meet
mil i i.i it : 1 1 meiit with each
J liuir nii In death with
i iln i;li,i'ie.s of North
.uui m,u it listen patiently
i Inn ned up with Jhe de
,t'l in the beauties of your
;ihl,,!ina We learned
el I hi ue il never known
ul the two oceans got a
a ill, ml belp.
ale ill the fact that I
iiji.l In hear how you
,u iiiuud everything
urn selfishly waiting for
Idler You always had
i Mm lii smooth out my
ui,ri u s ami though this
JAMES BRACKETT. seaman sec
ond class, son of Mrs. Bertha
Brackett, has been sent to New
London, Conn. He recently com
pleted his boot training al Bain- '
bridge, Md
Question: When should fall and
w inter grazing crops be planted?
Answer: About September 1.
! sa extension agronomists al State
College If moisture conditions are
I favorable and the crop is well
I fertilized, grating will generally
begin in late October. Often
enougn grazing can be obtained
during the fall to pay for all ex
penses of the crop, especially with
dairy cows. A grazing crop of
small grains and legumes, with a
relatively heavy seeding per acre
to furnish a good sod, offers ne
of the cheapest sources of rough
age. The feeding of cured hays
can be delayed until mid-winter
and the milk flow can be increased.
Maximum spring grazing begii.s
about March J.
Question: Can crop insurance be
obtained on wheat?
Answer: Yes, insurance will be
He was inducted in I Provided only under contracts cov-
fciut
Iiiiw
iRnra
- And many olhar
Household insect
Hcrea answer to
you r p rob lem of what
tl, Use tn If ill hliira In
, me in, me without tn-
dUHRring rhildrrn. pets, food or
unJl! Cet new, non-pohon-m
Wttll. pwder. Sprinkle
u ilneoVd. HiiKb walk through
ll-rriwl wy ..,t! Bu new,
w,n.pui.unii, IlH.-KIL today.
s Cut-Kate Drug Store
ering three consecutive crop years,
beginning with 1946. The plan
provides for insurance against loss
in yield, and the applicant may
request that either 7S or 50 per
cent of the average yield be in
sured An application may be
submitted by any person to cover
his interest as landlord, owner.
I tenant, or sharecropper in the
j wheal crop at the time of seed
inn For most counties a niini-
How are us boys who have been'! iuiii of 50 applications must be
March of this year and at the
time he entered the service was
a student at the Waynesville Town
ship high school and employed
part of the time by 1'et Dairy Pro
ducts Company.
thing that is bothering me is lar
more serious. 1 still feel so sure of
you that I'm depending upon von
to show me the wav out
I Thomas C. Davis, aviation radio
i man. second class, USNR, son of
! Mrs. Thomas J. Davis, of Waynes
I ville. has -snorted to Memphis.
Tenn., after spending a 30-day
j leave here with his mother
j He has recently returned from
a tour of duty as an air crewman
i aboard a Navy search plane that
I operated from a South Atlantic
base. In carrying out their war
against the U-boats operating in
( the South Atlantic area, he and
i his squadron mates flew foui-cn-
gined Martin Mariners on long.
unescorted searches, day and
; night, in all kinds of weather.
They not only provided air cover
for convoys but also made innum
erable lone patrol sweeps in an
effort to locate and destroy enemy
submarines.
One of the outstanding feats of
the squadron was locating a Ger
man blockade runner. The enemy
vessel's position was relayed to
surface craft which arrived prompt
ly and destroyed it. On four oth
! er occasions crews from the squad
i ron spotted survivors of s disas
1 ters and directed aid to them
j Young Davis, radioman and gun
I ner, lias participated in 22 combat
i The St. Petersburg Times can ied
jthe following in their feature co!
junin: "Your Pineallas" recently
I Nick Dennis, general manager of
jthe Dennis hotel, writes from Way
I nesville. N. C that mountain re
sorts are now luring visitors with
features borrowed from St Pet
j ersburg. Not only is shuffle board
I being offered as a standard attrac
tion, but green benches abound on
prominent thoroughfares "And
believe me." Nick adds nostalgical
ly, "they are appreciated after a
walk up them thar mountains
Nick also found the daily St Pet
ersburg Times on file in the offices
of the Waynesville Chamber of
Commerce Maybe it's about tune
the Sunshine City thought up a
few new wrinkles to keep its indi
viduality The first step to insure peace
should be an agreement to forget
how much we have wronged one
another in the past.
aci c:
Setzer. Estelle Hyde. 6
acres
Sutton. Jim. ,10 acres
Sutton. Ted. 10 acres
Swanger. Carson. 13 acres.
Bal
White. W 1) . 2 acres
1.95 . Finlev
11 38
1.30
3 30
8 12
1 30
patrols during the 13 months ot
duty in the Atlantic. Me attended
high school here and was employ
ed as a clerk before entering the
Navy in March, 1843
serving under regular discipline
going to readjust ourselves In d s
ciplining ourselves ' Are we uoing
to be able to put a rein on our
characters after we have hilari
ously thrown away bridle, halter
or any other restraining implement
made
consul
For full details of the plan
the county AAA office.
Question: Can timber thinning
be made to pay?
Answer: Yes, says Roy Thomp
son of Windsor in Bertie county
the moment we have discarded With the aid of Farm Forester E.
regimental orders'.' How about
those boys who think they are en
titled to any fling nowjto compen
sate for the years of abstainence.
regardless of the effect it may have
upon their fellow men who have
been forced to keep on the sigm
oid grind? A grind, by the way.
that has well served its par; in
gaining the freedom we others have
won in allied causes. Their regis
tration numbers just happened to
be in a different batallion.
Are you restless'.' 1 can't settle
down to any regular routine and
that's what has me worried (let
adjusted I must for I have a full
anticipated thirty years of hard
work ahead of me and every day
I waste in finding my appointed
groove is that much time out of
the thirty years not only thrown
away but leaving me in a still more
unbalanced state of mind.
My old job is waiting for me due
to one of the finest bosses on earth
but, Sam, the idea of sitting down
at a desk and not striding alnjut
in search of the unknown: ducking
a sniper's accurate aim or hearing
the roar of a B-29 overhead simply
drives me into a frenzy of appre
hension. When I realize how safe
ly I have come through this hola
caust without a burn, my soul rises
in such gratitude that I must he
up and doing doing something
really worth while.
Dad realizes that the three vears
J. Sylvester and County Agent B.
K. (I rant, he marketed 230 units
of pulpwood by cutting the defec
tive, diseased, stunted, and over
crowded trees on 15 acres. Many
of the trees cut for pulpwood
would have died later from -natural
thinning. Thompson considers the
tract worth more now than before
the thinning was made because
he has a stand of choice trees
ranging from 10 to 14 inches in
diameter.
It seems to be a rule. The more
they spend and suffer to be beau
tified, the less it works.
be something that the three lost
college years won't affect too
deeply.
Kach day brings more forcefully
to my mind that war has many
casualties besides those listed
under the heading, "Dead and
Wounded." Readjustment is the
greatest problem the returned ser
vice man has to solve, and it is
something that he and he alone
can work out.
Best of luck to you, Buddie.
Your frivnd always,
Paul.
Notice Of Tax Sale
Notice is hereby jriven that pursuant to law, and utxler
order of the Hoard of County Commissioners, Haywood Coun
ty, th? undersitfiu'd, J. K. Ferguson, Tax Collector and
Supervisor, for Haywood County, will otiVr for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in Waynes
ville, on September 15)15, at ten o'clock, A. M., and con
tinuing thereafter until all property is sold to satisfy the
taxes levied against the property of the property owners
aa hereinafter de.scribt'd, which taxes were levied for the
year 1944 by the County of Haywood, hereinafter designated
in the name of the owners as follows:
JONATHAN CREEK TOWNSHIP
Cagle. Cordon. 19 acres $ 10 78
Caldwell. Medford. 7 acres .78
Ferguson. Kankiu & Roger.
45 acres 24 05
Ferguson. Roger, 22 acres 38 60
Ferguson, Hugh H . 73 acres 98 80
Franklin, Lawson. 1 acre 195
Franklin. Thomas. 11 acres 5 38
(ireen. Walter. 2's acres 2 65
Hannah. David. 2 acres 2 58
Hannah McKinliley. 4 acres 3 91
Haywood Electric Power.
2u acres 2 92
Jenkins. John. 12 acres 5 93
Jenkins. Mrs Lena. 50 acres 12 04
Messer. Clenn. 15 acres 6 42
Messer. Mrs James. 55 acres li 95
l Iwens. James. Sr . 18' a
acres 5 13
Owens. Manson. 12 acres 5.77
Phillips. Hubert. 19 acres 3 66
Uallibone, Herman. 13 acres 5 85
Sutton. Neilus. 37 acres 1024
W ood. A F , 300 acres 29 93
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP
Clark. Francis. 45 acres $ 8 74
I'ounaid. Arthur. 50 acres 6.50
Connaid Baxter. 100 acres S. 12
Connard Willard. 25'2 acres 1 79
Duckett. ) C , 3 acres 5 75
F.wail. Cleveland. 200 acres 9.10
Fish. Odie. 25 acres, Bal 9 27
Hunter, i II . 197 3 acres 26 95
Jenkins, lolet. 75 acres 8 92
McF.lioy. Hosa, 5 acres .65
liuccrs. Taylor. 50 acres 7 55
Sloan, Hugh. 140 acres 37 96
Smatlieis. Dr. li F , Est..
H73 acres H3.42
Teague. Mis Anna. 1)3 acres 12.80
FINES ( KEEK TOWNSHIP
H F 1 lot
Finney . Bert 1 lot
Fisher. J A . 1 lot
Fiterald. Sam. 138 acres
Flynn. Glenn M . 1 lot
Fountain. W. C 25 acres
Francis. Willard. 1 lot
Franklin. J R . 5 acres
Franklin. Walter R . 44
acres. Bal i
Freeman, Howell
Freeman, Tom S
acres. Bal.
Gaddis. James A
Galloway. Mrs Grace.
Galloway, M () , 409
Galloway. Nelson Est
Gambill Reality Cu . 1
Garrett, Mrs Louise S .
Gentry. Nelson 1 lot
George. Rev 1. H I lot
Gibson. Fay. 1 lot
Gilmer Est . 1 lot
Gilmer. R 1) H Q
Cracked. 1 lot
Goldfinch. A 1) . 1
1 lot
34'v
22 acres
1 lot
acres
1 lot
lot
. 1 lot
Mc-
Mi-
lot
Herman 1
I lot
1 lot
5 acres
. 1 hit
lot
lot
lot
lot
CATALOOCHKK TOWNSHIP
Leather ood, James C . 18
acres $ 135
Phillips, Arthur, 15 acres 2 01
Ward, George II , 15 acres 2 60
White, James & Wade. 80
acres 6 70
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our kind
friends and neighbors for their
many kind expressions of sym-
away have sort 'of put me out of ' pathy and condolence during our
the running to fill his legal shoes : recent bereavement in the loss of
when he passes on. and he agrees our beloved son and brother,
that my future work will have to' Mrs. Irene Hudson and Family.
BILL V. WORKV SAYS . . .
Batteries are
dying like flies!.."
"Most people think of winter as the hard time on car batteries. But a lot
next winter's battery failures are being caused right now. Hot weather
dries 'em out. Running dry they run down and can't be recharged.
J what?. . .So take special care of your
bit tprv In 1j-y4- Al C?. ...... T?aar. Tjaaf
pow. See that
your engine... chassis... gears..
'attry . . . tires . . . all are protected against the
pious harm hot weather can do! . .,"
fie safe, not sorry. . . see your Esso Dealer
and SAVE THAT CAR!
Ess
Of Alt
care saves wear
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
.. ha.
CRABTREE TOWNSHIP
Allen. Mrs. Annie K.. tt'i
acres $ 5
Arrington, W. M., 35 8 acres 11
Bradshaw, Gay L. 8 acres 10
Chambers, Cromer C . 25
acres 5
Kvans, Lawrence, 31 acres 8
Ford, Joe, 40 acres 1 1
Hannah. F. II . 101 acres 22
Henderson. Donald J . 3
acres 3
Hoelan, Fred M . 40 acres 15
! Jones. Chancey C . 12 03
acres 5
Justice, H S , 12'S acres 12
Morgan, Mrs Dela, 34 acres 10
Morrow, Amercus, 1 acre 3
Noland, Grover W . 7'v
acres (i
Ray, Mrs. Maggie, 61) 2 acres,
. Bal. II
Sloan & Harris, 10 acres.
Bal. 3
Wells, Hubert E , 90 acres 42
Wood, L J , 40 acres 10
IltON DUFF TOWNSHIP
Crawford. N. W., 23 acres $ 25 GO
Franklin. Hardy. 19.09 acres 10.54
Green, J I'.. 30 acres 10 78
Hooker, (!. C, 11 acres 10 84
McElrcy, Famiy, 20 aci-es 11 96
IVY HIM- TOWNSHIP
Anderson. W H A I .owe.
50 acres $
Hlanchard, J. C. 414 acres
Hoone, Edwin. 5 acres
liradley. Hay. 310 acres,
Hal
Campbell. Kalph. (i acres
Carver. John, 130 acres
Carver, HA, Est 218 acres.
Hal
Fie, Frank M , 32 acres
Fie, Johnny, 7 acres
Finger, John (' . 7511 acres
Galloway. M (). I4H acres
Garrett. T A , 25 acres
Gentry, Alice Hrown, 23
acres
Gibson. Dan. 010 acres
Grant, Floyd, 4 acres
Henry, Hoosevelt, 5 acres
Howell. David A . 12' a acres
James. Jack. 5 acres
Lindon. Harry L. 2' j acres
Moody, Cora. 10 acres
Moody, Helen. 13 acres
Moody, Horace II . 230 33
acres
Moody. Mrs S A , 7 acres
Moody, Sarah. Est.. 5 aires
McElroy. Manue l, 29 acres
MrKaughii. Mrs .1 V , 74';.
acres
Odell, Lewis E , 7 74 acres
Parker. I) E . 5 acres
I'leininoiis. W H, 143 acres
Hathboiie, George, 17 acres
Uallibone, Seldon. 3'-j acres
Rich. Alelha. 10 aires
Itieli. James II . I 1 1 v acres
Russell. Joe I) , 09' a ai res
Shuinaker, George i) . 3
(i 50
21 70
8.45
H 12
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15 (ill
lit 49
7 35
4 15
27 31
5 20
3 25
2 92
311 h:
3 97
5 7ll
4 07
2 00
I 03
27 17
3 4(1
38 05
I 18
7 411
3 05 ,
4 110 I
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3 10 i
3 73 ;
85 !
3 03 ;
33 24 j
lleaslcy . Mack, 12 acres t
Hrown. Larry, 20 acres
Hrown, K Fletcher, 5 acres
Ferguson, V. II., 107 acres
Fincher, C L . 84 acres
Green. V 1! , 99 acres, Hal.
Haywood Electric 1'ower Co
45 acres
Keener. Marion. 0 acres
Lcdlnrd. Dee. 0 acres
Led I old. .1 C . 40 acres
Noland, Ernest. 52 acres
Noland. Mrs. W. A . 23
acres
Xolanil. W H , 41 acres
Itedniond Heirs. 124 aires.
H.i I
Hediiiiniil. .hick. 190 acres
Unssell. R L , 32 acres
Sw anger, Carson. 75 acres
Teasler. Mrs Hirdie, 35
acres
Tranl liani. Mrs Georgia, 32
aci es
1 85
HH8
7 20
2791
893
18 33
702
.78
4 80
13 02
9.10
3 51)
19 18
6 70
33 80
7 93
7 93
5(H)
17.(10
Goodwin
lot
Gordon. Luther. 1 lot
Gordon Mary I'utinan.
Grasty, John 2 acres
Green. Frank. 1 acre
Green. Mrs G W ,
(ireen. Leonard II .
Gregory. M I. . Est
Gutherie. N It , 1
Hall, Moody. 1 lot
Hauler. Win . 1 lot
Hanev, I) 1. 5 acres
llai kins. ( Hr.ii Jen I
Harkins Mrs V 1.1
Harper. IS, I lot
Harwell. Mrs. Fralik. 1
Hembree, E. (I . 29 acres
llembree, Harry, 1H acres
Hembree, W A . 29 acres
Hendricks, Els;i. 2 9 m ics
Hal
Hickson. .lames Allen. I lot
Hill. II W . 29 78 acres
Hill. Robert. I lot
Hickson. .1 C . 1 lot
Holler. .I t' 1 lot
Howell. Alden. Sr . 1
Howell. Mrs Hilda I. .
Howell, Tlioinasine
acres, 2 luls
Hoyle, George R . 10 acres
Hyatt. Mrs Alden 5 acres
Hyatt, W C. HI acres
luman. llinner. I aire
lsenhour. Mrs E S.I lot
Jackson. Gabby. 1 lot
Jones. Dr Hob. I lol
Jones, llillard. 1 acre
Jones. Mrs Nannie E . Est
3 lots
Jones. ( Iberii
Jones II E ,
Jones. S A .
Jones. S H ,
Kelly. I) 1),
Keillor, Mrs
Kibler, Di ('
lol
1 lot
1 I
27 4
Est..
1 lot
1 lol
I lol
Lois I
L . I lol
1 lol
WAVNESVII.I.I. TOWNSHIP
(i G . 1 lot
Est , 1 lot
. 2 acres
Lee. 1 lot
. 1 lot
Jr., Est.,
Mary, 3
E , I lot
acre
Adams, Rev
Allen. ,1 (' .
Allen, L I.
Allen, Nettie
Askew. E S
Atkins, .lames
lot
Atkinson. Mrs Sallie A
lol
Hailev. Ida &
llaine Rev I.
Hall. Ilrvan. 1
Hand W A . I lot
Harber. I) R . 3 lots
Itiliee. Mis G A . 1 lot
Mini Frank. I lot
Black Mrs R I. , 1 lot
Blades J V . 3 lots
Blades. W. I) , 3 lots .
Boring. Spray A Recce, 3
luls
Bosil, I'rof C.
Bradley. It E
Bramlelt, Mrs
1
1
lots
E
1 lot
, 1 lot
Nita, 1 lot
cell's Esso
service
HOWFLL, Owner
""in street
Leathervvood and
Phillips Esso Sta.
Irving Leatherwoud and Ben
Phillips, Owners
Fast, Courteous Service
Vhont 9172 AsheviUe Road
Walker's Esso
Station
CLAYTON WALKER, Owner
"Capiptete One-Stop Serrlce"
Ftone SIR
Our New Series
Now Open
Start a Program of
Regular Savings
The best way to save a part of
what you earn every week, every
two weeks, or every month.
BUY SHARES THEN-
HAYWOOD HOME
Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION
! Breeding. Kelly. 1 lot
I Briiidle, Addie V . 3M( acres
Brown, John. 29 lots
Buchanan. Dewey, 4 acres
Buchanan. Elmer, 5 acres
null. Mrs .1 M . 1 lot
I Bunigarner, Mrs. Rachel,
j 25 acres
Burnett. Llus, 1 lot
'agle, Howard, 1.8 aces,
; Hal
; Caldwell. F. II.. 23 acres
Caldwell. Raul, .0 acre
Caldwell. Silas, 1 lot
' ( 'allioun. Clyde, 2 lots
I Campbell. R. V.. 38 acres
j Candler. Rev. J. S., 1 lot
Cannon. Mrs Vaughn, 1 lot
I Carpenter, Mrs. Harry J.,
I 3 lots
! Carson, Mrs. Nina M., 3 lots
i Chase. Mrs Josephine, 1 lot
Chrietberg. A. M., 1 lot
Clark, James, 1 acre
Clark, John, 1 lot ....
i Clark. Mrs. Kenneth, 1 lot
Clark. Mattie, 3'i acres
Clement. Rev. E. E., 1 lot
i Coble. W. A., 1 lot
( 'ochran. Dewey, 1 lot
Collins, Hawyniar, 4.7 acres
Colvard. Ray. 1 lot
Council. W. W 1 lot
; Cook, Osgood F., 1 lot
j Cope. Richard, 1 lot
Cox. Frank, Est.. 1 lot
Crane. Albert. 1 lot
I Craw ford, Mrs. W. I., 2 acres
Crawford. J. E. Est., 2 lots
I Crisp, J. A., 1 lot
j Crimes, Lula & Dorothy, 2
I lots
i Curtis. Jess, 3 lots
j Davis. Emma, 2 lots
Davis. Floyd, 3 acres
Davis. Julius F., 2 acres
Davis. Mrs. L. P., 'l lot
j Davis. N. M., 2 acres
Davis. Mrs. Burrel S., 1 lot
Davis, Ruth, 1 lot
Denehee, Robert, 3 lots
DeShazo, Mrs. T. N., 1 lol ..
DeBoise, W. R. & Alma I.,
1 lot
Dunham, David R.. 1 lot .
Earley, Jerome, 1 lot
Earley, W. D., 1 lot
Evans, Harry, 1 lot ..
Ferguson Est., 1 lot
3 90
7 80
6 08
2 00
3 90
5 85
4 87
4 87
3 90
5 20
1 30
5.20
0.50 j
13 .00
WW)
3.90
5 85 !
I
3 90 I
1.95
1.95
27.30
2800
15 00
9 10
7 00
5 10
3.45
2.85
1 95
2 01
17.03
10 22
1.95
5 90
005
5 85
16 25
488
3 90
10 40
5.20
6.50
3.90
5 20
9.42
9.10
3.90
6.55
4.75
9.80
3.90
1.30
480
35.75
4.40
22.75
1.95
1.75
1.95
14 95
3 90
13 83
21.19
1.30
21.76
10.40
2.73
3 25
5.20
1.95
7.08
8 54
6.50
15.00
46.80
Miller,
Miller.
Miller,
Miller,
Mills.
Mills.
Mint..
Ray. 1 1 i acres
Mrs R E . 1 Inl
S. .1 , Esl . I lot.
W. J., 1 lot
James. 7 acres
Jeff. 2 lots
Bob. 4 ' acres
10 HO
ti 94
13 00
70 62
3 90
21 58
4 23
0 50
22 54
5 20
9 80
34 07
25 48
404 07
3 09
5 85
3 90
1 30
2 21
2 12
1 30
0 5ll
2 00
1 95
0 50
5 20
3 12
1 30
1 30
4 00
0 50
2 00
1 7 34
1 30
3 25
1 30
1 9a
15 00
5 52
1 5 9 1
32 HH
12 35
0 23
9 75
2 00
(I 50
1 95
2 34
5 H5
(J 50
Lancaster, .1 IV. 1 lol
Lanning. Waller. I 1 ae'i es
Laughlin. Rev Kobt , I lol
Leatherwood. Ilunh E . 2
acres
I Leal lleru ond, Shell ill, I lot
Leill'ord. I'ny H . 4 acres
Lewis, ( 'haiiie. 1 1 j acres
Lewis. Mrs Fred. 10' l' acres
Liner. Mrs .Inn. 5 acres
Logan. C (I . Est . 1 lot
Long, Leo Jones. 2 acres
Love. Rev Dave, 1 lot
Ludvisin. I. I... I lot
McGruder, Itulh, 1 lol
Mashbiirn Harry L . 7 acres
Mashbiirn, Harvey. 5 ,n i es
Mathls. Bob, 31;- acre:.
Malhis. Ed. 12 aires
Malhis. Eddie, 2(1 aires
Mai his. Frank. I I 5 acres
Malhis, Robert. 4 aeic
Maxwell. Mrs. A. .1 . I lot
Mehalley. Dock I . 1 lol
Hal.
Esl , lti 54
Milchel, Sam. Esl.. 5 acres
Mohley. Mrs Anna Lee. I
lot
Moody, Mrs. Florence. 1 i
acres
Moody. Ray. I lot
Moodv. Mrs. T. Jerome. 1
lot
Moore, lierllia. 1 lot
Moore. Mrs. Herlie V.. I lot
Moore. Klorenie. 1 1 l' aeies
Moore. Homer. I lot
Moore, J. H . 1 lot
Moore. W. II.. 1 lot
Morgan. Everett. 3 acres
Morris Fst.. 25 acres
Mull, Granvilo. 1 lol
Muse, Clarence, 1 lot
Muse, Mrs. I) )'.. 1 lol
Muse. Fred. 2 acres
Mcliride. R (' . 1 lot
McCall.Mrs. Mary S., 1 lot
McClure. Glenn. 3 acres
McCIure, Mrs Julia, 5' z
acres
McColnian. H. S . 1 lot
McCracken. Manson, Est..
1 lot .
McDonald. Mrs. Marie. I lot
McDuirie. W. It.. 1 lot
MeElrath. E. W.. 2'- acres
McGaha. Burl. 00 acres
McKinley, Mrs F. H , 1 lot
McKinley, George H . 1 lot
McKinnon, Jane. Est 1 lot
McNabb, George. 5 acres
Nickols, W. A . 137 acres
Nickols, W. Jack. 16 acres
Norman, Claude, 55:l i acres
Norman. Homer. 22 acres
O'Neil, George, 1 lot
Parker. James. 1 lot
Parrott. Grant A., 7 acres
Parton. Lillie, 1 lot
Phillips, Mrs. Carrie I... 1
lot
Phillips. E. S., 1 lot
Phillips, Hugh, 3.9 acres ....
Phillips, Walter, M acre .
Penson, W. W., 1 lot
Pruitt, Bill, 13 acres
Quattlebaum, Mrs. E. G. 1
lot
Queen, Carrie Brooks, 2's
acres
Queen, C. C, 21 acres ....
Queen, Guy F., Vi acre .. C
Rathbone, J. R., 1.8 acres ..
59 77
III 12
5 oo
5 Mil
7 07
5 20
5 13
2 34
1151
23 20
li 43
li 09
43
0 50
',' 53
5 20
27.30
4 III!
3 00
2 27
III 12
23 45
13 00
1 30
2 34
2 (id
05
7 15
38 02
(i 50
3 12
I 1 10
9 15
3 511
9 10
5 20
8 33
II III
13 Oil
15 15
12.40
9 75
9 75
5 40
I 30
9 02
13 30
1 30
23 40
3 12
3 90
(i 50
(i.50
4 87
3 95
li 87
1.95
13 00
3 47
33.80
5 59
4 80
4 88
5 85
39.50
7 80
9.16
8.58
3.90
1 95
5.20
3.51
7.80
27 35
14 09
44.38
3 90
1.88
24 77
12 85
1275
17.43
8.50
10.02
1338
2.08
1.95
.98
5.97
.1.04
1.95
5.07
1.30
2.60
20.52
7.85
2.08
Rotlibuiic Shuford, 1 lot ... 825
Rauls. E D . 1 Itft 190
Iteece. D C. & tWtha, ! lot 2 60
Reynolds. Mrs. T. F.. 1 lot .. 11$
Rhudy. Mrs. A. E.. 1 lot 1.30
Rhimer. O S.. 1 lot 3.90
Rice Mrs Ethel Ford Jones.
1 lot 125
Rich. James. 1 lot .98
Robinson. Frank. 2 acres .. 7.22
Rogers. Glenn, 1 acre 6.03
Rogers. Harmon. 1 lot . ... (.22
Roland. C G . 3 lots 1 30
Roe. William. 3t acres 148
Royall. Mrs. Elizabeth W.,
1 lot 5.85
Rung. Mr & Mrs. H. H..
1 43 acres 34 97
Ryder. Bruce. 4 acres 3.90
Salisbury Bank & Trust Co.,
1 lot . 832
Sanders. Mrs Delia. 1 lot 3.90
Scales. Frank. 32 acres 38.85
Scales. Dr John L . I lot 3 90
Scruggs. Kenneth, 1 lot T.85
Shackford. J A . 1 lot 65.00
Shellon, Floyd. 9 acres 5.97
Sh'elton. Joe. 1 lot 5.85
Sheppard. Glenn & Boyd,
30 acres 8 58
Shoal. Mrs G. E . 1 lot 6 50
Silcr. Mrs Frank. Est , 1 lot 38.00
Si.sk. George. I lot 2.80
Sloan. H J . Est . 2 lot 15.28
Smathers. Harriett, 3 acres 1.30
Smathei s. Mrs Will A , 57
acres 21 19
Smith Mrs Alice. 1 lot 25 67
Smith. Mrs E E.. 1 lot 1495
Smith Grace Francis, 52
acres. Hal 4.55
Smith. Henry. 11 acres 8 7
Snnili. Mrs Isobella, 1 lot 2 27
Smith. Mrs Lottie B, 1 lot 175
Smith. Mrs Mollie. 24'i
acres 3 90
Smith. T C A Co . I lot 4 88
Smith, eh, 3 acres ,78
Smvlhe W G . 1 lot 4 88
Sorrel Is. Ellis. I a., acres 6.75
Sonells George, 'U acres 175
Sorrells. Clint. 2 acres 1 75
Sonells Sam. l'U acres 2 58
Stackhouse. Mrs Jacquline
1.1 lot 3 25
St.u ks. I'rof J M . 1 lot 8.45
Stevenson. Howard, Est,
1 lot 3.77
Stepp, George, 4 acres 8 72
Stepp. Jack, 7 acres 5.86
Stuart Mrs George It., 1 lot 3 25
Stillvvell, W C. 1 lot 760
Slinson, Lee. 1 lot 2.92
Stinson. Mrs Liziie. 1 lot 1.30
Stockhan Est , 1 lot 2.73
Stoddard. Josephine Jones,
I lol 325
Sulton. Jessie. 1 lot 2.80
Swanger. Carl. 1 lot 17.40
Swindale, .1. F . 1 lot 1.30
Sw il t . J l . Kst , 1 lot 2 92
Taylor, John A . 1 lot 25.35
Thompson. Mrs Florrle, 1
lol 1.95
Tittle. Fred. 1 lot 12 53
Tuttlc. 1) II fj M. F... 1 lot 1.95
lllmcr. Mrs M W.. 1 lot 2.60
Underwood. Medford, 1 lot 1404
Walker. W. D. 1 lot 1.95
Warlick. Frank, 34 acres 7.52
Waters, R V . 1 2 1 v acres 19.50
Walson. Millie. 4 acres 5 20
Weaver. Miss Pearl. 1 lot 1.56
Webb. Ernest. Pv acres 7 20
Welch, C D , Est , Ofl acres 11 57
Weslcott. L W., 1 lot 6.50
White. Hev C M , 1 lot 2 60
Wlul tier. Robert. ''2 acre 4 08
Winn. II I. , 100 acres 29 90
Willed. W W, 1 lot 1.95
Williams. Mrs C M , 1 lot 1.30
Willis. Mrs Emma. Est., 1
lol. Bal 2.60
Willis, Mrs Sallie F, 1 lot 4.55
Wilson. Mrs I. W . 1 lot 39 00
Winston. Mrs Katherine. 1
lot " 325
Wood. A L . 1 lot 3 90
Wood. Bragg. 14 acres ' 5 81
Wood, Frank K.. 1 lot .45
Wood. J M . 9 acres 1.95
Wyatt. Annie J , 5 acres 5 40
Wyatt. Mrs Frank, 1 lot 5 20
Wyatt. Howard. Est.. 49
acres 43.50
Wyatt. John II , 6 acres 13.57
Wyatt. Lon. 3 acres 2.91
Wyatt. Tom. 1 acres 2 92
Younl. Oliver. 1 lot 13.55
H'AVNESVIIXE TOWNSHIP
:CH.ORED)
Allen. Tom. Est., 1 lot
llabb. Bud. 1 lot
Rabb. Thomas, 1 lot
Bryant. Inez Hanks. 1 lot
Casey. James. 1 lot
('lav ton. Leila. 1 lot
Davis. Charlie, 1 lot
Dodd. William. 1 lot
Dunn, Ella Kemp, 1 lot
Forney, Tom, 1 lot
Foster. Charlie, 1 lot
Gibbs. Anna D, 1 lot
Gihhs. Claude, 1 lot
Hackett, Delcie, 1 lot
Hall. Annie. 3 acres
Hall, J. W., 1 lot
Hodge. Robert, 1 lot
Huston. Alice. 1 lot
Howell, Ada. 1 lot
Kemp. Lelia. 1 lot
Love. Andy. 1 lot
Love. Etta. 1 lot
Love. George. Est.. ll4
acres
Love. Howard. 1 lot
Love. Josephine, 1 lot
Love, Leon, 1 lot
Love. Luther. 12 acres
Love. Millie, 1 lot
Mitchell. Will. 1 lot
McDowell. Cora Thompson,
1 lot
McDowell. Leona, 1 lot
McDowell. Leo, 1 lot
Osborne, Mose, 1 lot
Osborne. Sanders, 1 lot
Sisk. Robert, 4 acres
Smathers, Ella, 1 lot
Smith, Callie, 1 lot
Stewart J. H., 1 lot
Thompson, Gaither, 1 lot ..
Thompson, Tiny 1 lot
Trotter, Mag, 1 lot
Welch, Louisa, Est., 1 lot ..
White, J. C 1 lot
Jessie II., 1
Williams,
J.
lot
FERGUSON,
; 5 20
1.95.
5 20
585
2 50
1 30
11 05
1.30
1 82
1 30
390
325
240
2.60
8.80
260
520
3 90
9.10
11.70
520
3.90
520
3.90
585
6.50
14.17
1.30
2 60
1.95
4.95
3.00
iS.85
1.30.
3.45
1 95
.65
2.50
1.40
160
190
1.90
3.23
4.60
Tpx Collectojr and Tax SuBer
visor for Haywood County.