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the Town Hall In the Town of
Waynesville for further, considera
tion of adopting ordinances for the
xitnsici of the corporate limits
of the Town of Waynesville to in
clude within the said corporate
limits the following boundary or
area, namely:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
tenter of the creek, or Browning
Branch, at the corner of the re
cently added corporate limits of
t lie Town ol Waynesville, on the
Southeasterly side of U. S. High
ly 19A-23, t.nd runs down said
creek in a Noitherly direction t
ho REWMD
to the arrest and
lhe pcr .on or persons who shot
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p:i litre between the 9th and
LEATHERWOOD
long nx calls as follows: N. 35" W. !
70 feet: N. 21- W. 84 feet; N. 8
45' W. 50 feet; N. 5" 30' W. 200
feet: N. 17 15' E. 73, feel N. 5
3a k. about 2U() feet to a slaku in
the Wesl margin of the Fanner I
or Cat ClilT Hoad; thence to West
side of said street or lane laid out
hy J. M. Lout!; thence with the
West itle there.nf in Southerly
anil Southeasterly direction to golf
course and Farmer line; thence
with said line South to Farmer
Branch; (limine down said branclt
along the Southerly side ot the
Va uet,ville Country Club golf
courne ami with the center of the
creek to a slake lu-ur the South
west couier ot the golf course, be
ing a conicr of the Town of
Wajnesville corporate limits as re
cently added bv Act of the General
Assembly; theme down lhe center
of Browning Uraiich wilh said pres-
I ent corporate line of Town of i
' Waynesville about 55C feet to the
BEGIN MING.
All owners of properly, and all
if TIMES TODAY
0 DONE IT?"
ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO
and WEDNESDAY, May 17-18
A K08UST STORY Of I0LD ADVINTUH,
V1BRAMT KOMANCE IN THE. DAYS Of
THE CALIFORNIA GOLD FUSHI
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a stake in the Northerly margin of
the road leading to the property
known as the J. C. Welch residence
near the Tapestry Mill, and runs
thence with margin of said road
in a Westerly direction to a stake
In the center of the street leading
In a Northwesterly direction by the
Prison Camp to a point where said
line would strike the present Haz
eiwood corporate limits; thence
with the llazelwood corporate lim
ns in a Westerly direction by the
Lee Winchester property to the
center of Richland Creek; thence
up Richland Creek in a Southerly
direction to to the mouth of Breii-
uie LieeK; theme up Aliens Creek
in an Easteily direction to the!
bridge at the r-ad leading to the'
J. C. Welch residence; thence with
said load in a Northeasterly direc
tion to a point on the Northerly
side of the Southern Railroad
tracks; thence along the Westerly
side of the railroad to lhe railroad
crossing near the Dayton Rubber
Plant at a point on the Southerly
side of the highway; thence on the 1 1lla""fed voters in the territory
Southeasterly marpin of the hiPh- hereinabove described will take no
tice mat a meeting will ne neia Dy
the Mayor and Hoard of Aldermen
of the Town of Waynesville at the
usual place of meeting of said
Board al the Major's office in the
Town Hall in the Town of Waynes
ville on Thursday, May :!, 1949, at
three o'clock 1'. M. for the purpose
of hearing objections to the pass
ing of the ordinance extending the
corporate of the Town of Waynes
ville to include the territory here
inbefore described, and said prop
erly owners and qualified voters
residing in said ana proposed to
be annexed will take notice that if
a petition shall h,- filed wilh the
Ma; or and Hoard of Aldermen on
or before lliri-e o'clock 1'. M. on
May 1!I4! duly signed by at
least lilli-cu per cent of the (iiali
I'uil voters rcsidine, in said area
proposed lo be annexed, request
ing a referendum on the (most ion
of annexation, the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Waynesville will cause to be sub
mitted to a vote of lhe qualified
voters of said area hereinbefore
described and proposed to be an
nexed, the quest ion as lo whether
or not said territory shall be an
nexed, and unless such petition by
fifteen per cent of the qualified
voters ol lhe territory proposed to
At The Park
Rambling 'Round
(Continued from page two)
Views Of Other
Editors
(Continued from Page 2)
out a more ambitious and ade
quate program of reform, remedy
and expansion in the State mental
hospital system.
The Winston-Salem Journal
way in a Southwesterly direction .
400 feet to a stake. '
Thence S. 75' E. to a stake
in the center of the railroad;
thence S. 7:V K. 258 feet to a stake
in the fence, line; theme S. oS"
30' E. 297 leel to a slake in lhe
corner of the John Francis land
20 feel So'ith of an 18-inch heni
locki; thence S. 71 E. 318 feel to a
stake; thence S. 41" E. 203 feet;
thence S. 31" 30' E. 35 feel;
thence S. (if)' E. 383 feet to a 12
inch locust above a barn; thence
d. u" M) DOS feet lo a point
in the East margin of the Aliens
Creek Road; thence with said mar
gin of said road S. 13" E. 921 feel-
thence S. 0 ;)()' W. l(i! feet to a
itake in the H. O. Allen and James
Page line; thence with their line
S. 84" 45' E. 179 feet to a noinl on
the Wesl side of Browning Branch:
thence with West side of said
branch two calls: N. 12" 30' E. 200
feet; N. 11" E. 250 feel; thence
crossing the branch N. (16 E. 547
feet to a stake in a fence on a
ridge 20 feet East of a 18-inch pine;
thence N. 82" 15' E. 391 feet to a
12-inch forked locust; thence N.
49" E. crossing Camp Branch 1295
feet to a 30-inch W. oak on top
of a ridg" marked as a corner:
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thence N. 23" E. crossing Farmer be annexed shall nwl be filed, or
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Branch to a point in the south
boundary line of a subdivision of
the G. C. Farmer property, as
shown on a map recorded in Man
Book "E" Index "F" page 2, and
runs thence with the southerly
margin of said subdivision N. 79"
25' E. to a stake in the turn of a
oadway shown on said map at the
southeast corner of said subdivi
sion; thence with the East margin
tt' said road N. 3" 15' E. 190 feet
to a stake; thence S. 79" 25' W.
along the Northerly margin of an
intersecling street 590 feet to a
stake in the westerly line of Lol
No. 4 of the G. C. Farmer subdivi
sion as shown on the map in Map
Book "E" Index "F" page 3; thence
wilh the line of said Lot No. 4,
S (T 15' W. 175 feet to a stake
at the Southwest corner of said
lot; thence Willi the East Margin
of street or lane laid out by J. M.
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at midnight : i i
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'hile you sleep.
1 cubes remain
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disturb,.,! All
J""-'e each week,
clleutd in the
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8 1 Cubic Foot Models
JvlQQ QC $20.00 Down
UAOJ.W $9.00 Monthly
16 BfMlifnl Display of Norge
Refrigerators at
,3 ELECTRIC CO.
Main Street
unless a referendum shall be called
by lhe voters of the Town of
Waynesville and the vote cast ad
verse to said annexation, then the
Ma.uir and Board of Aldermen will
proceed lo pass an ordinance as
provided by Statute annexing to
lhe coiporale limits of lhe Town of
VVa.vnes ille the territory herein
before described.
All residents and qualified voters
in the Town of Waynesville will
take in it ic.' that if. 1 hoy have ob
jection lo the annexation of lhe
. territory hereinbelere described lo
I the corporate limits of the Town of
i Va nosvilh , if they file with the
Mayor and Hoard of Aldermen, on
I or before Thursday. .May 2(i. 1949
j at 'three o'clock I'. M. a petition
signed by al lea-.l lilleeil per cent
of lhe qualified voters residing
wilhm Ille present corporate Hin
dis of lhe town of Wayncswllc
. , ..r M V .: yi.s.jJ incident iiwt A fVw HllllLlteS Lfl-
i . f I V5?M fnrp that alibis showed weakness
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P "t I $ s f S !, in doueh ... it doubles the work-
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VV ""o Jir JF Sne was known for her good' an's hospital thought when they
1 J -TSNfL if sT 1 1 & ,,cc if liuart also for the ...,..,1 - Iv,. .f cvnuisito
11 S s & 4 s s v , 1 hvanlv of her Bifts to friends. So a.hn,,;,lurcH IVmlnine (vervt
i - A ' I ,-aomi.t when sh discovered she .
f" , J V'? "1 had mailed iby error, of course), a The Southern Conference trac :
I V sWs -'-s 1 kv f ,IH hni hMDiitiful Christ- nnri fiolrl meet will be held al
'' f . 'lHaV ' f ,.,aS cards oear friend. I Chanel Hill, on May 20 and 21.
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Lovely Doris Day with funster Jack Carson In the gala Technicolor 'feSWA itt1
musical "My Dream Is yours" at the l'ark Thursday and Friday. , J$j!pf f f V
At Strand Tuesday
Kill l li'nnM. i i ii n mmmummumtiikmi"-Jlf' -"S'-"
John Wayne, Albert Deckker and Binnie Barnes in "In Old Cali
fornia" opening at the Strand Theatre tomorrow.
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PROGRAM
MONDAY and TUESDAY, May lfi-17
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A HOMERUN Or LAUGHTER, ROMANCE AND FUN
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Gift TOT
WEDNESDAY, May 18
CSsJujJ - - Blonde Pirate... 5"'J
1 GF.NT jl CEORCE REP VIS ' ' PTffily "
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May 19-20
Jack
CARSON
Doris DAY
N RANGES
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(Continued from page two)
Secretary Charlie Parker are now
busily preparing speeches and a
lour for the Governor during the
next few weeks.
One of Governor Scott's main
speeches for the bond issue will be ;
made at the 47th annual conven
liou of the N. C. Merchants Asso
ciation at Charlotte on May 23.
Itealizing it would be extremely
dill'icult to keep Governor Scott
oft his favorite topic, the merchants
have reserved sufficient time on
the prpuram for him to talk on
anything he wishes.
He remarked with studied rasu
alness last week that his subject
would be "The Importance of
Transportation and Education to
the Merchant". He said if there
had been a network of good roads
and telephone lines 50 years ago.
the merchants would not be
plagued with so much mail order
competition today.
MALF-A-MILLION
NEW YORK i AI'i -More than
half a million dollars in purses
were distributed during the first
two weeks of racing at Jamaca. A
minimum purse level of $3,500 was
maintained and a daily average of
$39,500 for the eight-race card was
offered.
Nylon Reinforced at Heel and Toe
(or longer wear. Genuine ingrain knit
cotton yarns. Dyed by Adura-Color-will
not fade or stain other fabrics when washed.
"Home of Better Values"
WILL PASS Consensus about
the Stale is that the bond c-sues
will pass. Hoad contractors have
been a little cool on the matter,
having heard that the highway
forces would do most of the work,
leaving them out in the cold.
Reports are that they have now
been assured that they will be giv
en all the work they ran handle.
Much of the money to publicize the
vole and carry it will come from
these contractors. Since there is
no organized opposition, the bond
issues will porbably be adopted
and all school busses will run on
time, for the first time, by 1952.
Capus Waynick will not injure
his good name and future by sup
porting them.
Champion 'Y' '
Annual Banquet
Set for Tuesday
Dr. George Heaton, pastor of
Charlotte's Myers Park Baptist
Church, will address the annual
banquet meeting al the Champion
YMCA in Canton tomorrow night.
President Louis E. Gates an
nounces the dinner will start at
6:30 p.m.
During the business session, the
nominating committee will an
nounce the elections of next year's
officers.
b f EIttoirD
Each team in the Pacific Coast
Baseball League plays a schedule
of 186 games.
that the question of annexation will
also be submitted to the qualified
voters of the Town of Waynesville
at a special election to bp called
therefore, as provided by statute.
Done by order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Waynesville at a special meeting
held on Thursday, April 21, 1949,
at three o'clock P. M., as amended
at a meeting held April 25th, 1949.
This April 25, 1949.
HEDWIG A. LOVE
Town Clerk.
1845 A 2M 2.-9-J6.
Instructions For Holding The Special Road and School
. Bonds Election On June 4, 1949 v
Governor Scott, by proclamation, called a special elec
tion for June 4th, 1 949, on the road bond and school bond issues,
which election is to be held under the General Election Laws
of The State. In his proclamation the Governor called upon
the State and County boards of elections and all other elec
tion officials to proceed to hold the said election on Saturday,
June 4th.
In accordance with the said proclamation the State board
of elections met and made plans to hold said election and adopt
ed the following plans.
"The registration books for the election will be open on
May 7th, for the registration of those eligible to register who
are not now registered. Those already registered on the regu
lar county registration books will not have to register to vote
in this special election on June 4th, as this will not be a special
registration. The books will be open through May 21st. Sat
urday, May 28th, will be challenge day."
JERRY ROGERS
Chairman Haywood County Board of Elections
IK HANKIE CARli
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