FRANK CRANE. Cimniiucsianrr
of Ulwr. who was appointed by
Coxernor I'instead to till the an
evpired term of the late Forrest
II. Shuford. Crane was named
thr part> nominee recently, and
will run on the November ticket,
lie has been with the Depart
ment cf Labor since 1938. lie is
47. and from Waxkaw. lie is the
loth commissioner of Labor this
?tate has had.
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
H\YWOOD COUNTY
NELL C MOODY. Administratrix
oi the Estate of AI.MA JEAN
CHAMBERS. Plaintiff,
vs.
I EN A C TERRELL and husband
M T TERRELL, EFE1E C RECH
IN and husband. W. J. RECHIN
1 HASTES F. CHAMBERS and
wife GERTRUDE CHAMBERS,
ELSIE C BLAYLOCK, DELLA C
BURNETT and husband, HARLIN
K BURNETT, NED MOODY, hus
t ind of Nell C Moody, LOUIS
CHAMBERS and wife. VERA
CHAMBERS. GAY CHAMBERS
-t wife. EVELYN CHAMBERS.
MARGIE C MESSER and hus
l.ai d CHARLIE MESSER. LAURA
C. MESSER and husband. ALBERT
MISSER. GLENN CHAMBERS
ml wit NINA CHAMBERS ED
NA.'C EDWARDS and husband.
I OV EDWARDS. ANNIE MAE Me- i
( R ACK EN and husband. ROBERT i
! ' li VCKKN. BOYD CHAMBERS
? PHYbLlg CHAMBERS
! \V\C BARRETT. I
Defendants. jl
T: e defendants. Effie C. Recliin. I
W .1 Reehin F.rastus F. Chambers. 11
Ce 'rude Chambers. Delia C. Bur- 1
neM llarlin K Burnett. Boyd i
I tubers. and Phvllis Chambers. 1
a i T \KE NOTICE that a special
''')'"U'd lU Aijlff I
commriffeaiIn trie superior
( i ?' of Haywood County. North
H'niiiM. by the plaintiff as Ad-;
Matrix of Alma Jean Cham
) deceased, to sell the real es
te of lhe deceased to creaie as
lets; - j;
The c:,jd defendants will FUR
t'HI'R TAKE NOTICE that they
ieonired to aooear at the office
l Clerk of Superior Court of
ijewood County in his office
thy Court House in Wavoesville.
No'.lv Carolina, and answer or
'< ur to the Petition filed in said
(?t!jt>0 within ten davs after the
fin'i day of Senteniber. 1954 or
. i iiff will annlv to the Court
> the relief demanded in said
t'o* ?' nin
ti ;* the 18th day of August.'
1 #54
J B S1LF.R
Clerk Superior Court
2 j en \ s fi-n
Snakes
(Continued front page 1)
to mind hi* own two mori
copperheads were slitheilng pas
' him
Indoors is less snake-filled thai
outdoors only because there's les
of ft One evening the cook figur
ed a pan of good hot eornhreai
would be just the thing for sup
fier. He'd gotten so used to tht
wiggling varmints that he didn'i
even pause, when he heard anothei
snake "singing ', as lie reached fpi
the meal Having supper ready foi
the hungry crew was more impor
tant than chasing .outdoors after t
snake He yanked as the meal sack
?and a five-foot rattler uncoiled
l'rom it and made for the outdoors
A five-footer is just a little fel
low. thes'll tell you on Deep
? Creek. The longest one they caught
had 22 rattles. Some of the men
1 brought one of the "little" five
foot kind, alive and kicking, to
show the home folks one weekend
- At that, it would make an un
usual decoration for the top of the
piano.
Any dav now, The Mourttaineer
is expecting to get an ad that
might read something like this:
i "Anybody interested in seeing
snakes in their natural habitat, get
in touch with Joe Browning at
i Deep Creek. His operation is lit
1 erally crawling with them."
The 1954 production of filberts
in the four major producing coun
tries. Turkey. Italy. Spain and the
United States, will be ifiore than 25
per cent greater than last year.
XOTICE OF SALE
f
On Monday, September 20, 1954,
at 11:00 o'clock A.M.. at the Court
House door in Town of Waynes
ville, N. C.. I will offer for sale,
at public outcry to the highest bid
der for cash, the following lands
and premises situate in Waynes
villo Township, Haywood County.
N. C.. to-wit:
BEG1NNNING on a stake in the
Northeast margin of the highway
crossing froifl Hyatt's Creek to
Plott's Creek and in the center
of an intersecting road or street
also the Southmost corner of Lot
No. 1 in the subdivision hereinafter
referred to. and runs with highway
margin North 43" 15' West 129
feet to a stake; thrnee North 52'
15' East 128 7 feet to a twelve inch
locust; thence North 58? East 59
feet to a fourteen inch locust;
[hence North 74' 15' East 72 feet
lo a stake; fhence South 32? 30'
East 115 feet to a stake in center
if said intersecting road or street;
thence with center thereof three
calls as follows: South 73" 30' West
125, fed: South 52 West 72 feet;
So'inn W" 15' West 55 feet to the
BEGINNING, being Lots Nos. 1
and 12 of Fairview Heights as per
survey and plat of Nathan Rogers,
surveyor, made July 1953, and re-,
corded in Plat Book "F" page 9. j
in the office of the Register of.
Deeds of Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to the pow-j
lt and authority conferred udoii i
the undersigned Trustee by that |
Deed of Trust dated October 12,1
1953. executed bv Mark M. Roberts
and wife. Glades B. Roberts, and
recorded in Book of Deeds of
Trust 90 nave 9 llavwood Countv
Reeistrv. default having been made
in the navnient of the indebtedness;
thereby secured.
Sale will he made suhiect to the
lien of a prior Deed of Trust and
taxes
This August th 1954
A T W\KD Trustee
?ar.i \ ?t-sn c R.13
DEFENSE ACAINST DEATH?To help avoid
accidents like the one shown here Jackie I*.
Hunter, 19, of Wake County demonstrates an idea
Motor Vehicles Commissioner Edward Scheidt
hopes will catch on throughout North Carolina.
It's a simple homemade red liar snarred secure
l.v to a cane pole flying five feet above the young
farmer's slow moving vehicle. Tractor operators
are being asked to voluntarily mount similar
warning devices on their equipment when it is
being used on public highways.
Rogers Reminds Parents Of
School Attendance Laws
Parents and guardians of school- ^
age children in Haywood County
were rniinded today by Attendance
Officer Jerry Hogers of state laws
regarding compulsory attendance
of children in the public and pri
vate schools of North Carolina.
According to a copy of "Public
School Laws of North Carolina"
provisions dealing with compulsory
school attendance read:
"Every parent, guardian, or
other person in the state having
charge or control of a child be- [
tween the ages of seven and fifteen
during the twelve months follow- !
ing July first, and between the
ages of seven and sixteen years
thereafter, shall cause such child
to attend school coninuously for a
period equal to the time which the
public school in the district in
which the child resides shall be in
session."
"The principal, superintendent, j
or teacher who is in charge of such
school shall have the right to ex
cuse the child temporarily from at
tendance on account of sickness or
distance of residence from the
school, or other unavoidable cause ,
which does not constitute truancy
as defined hv the State Board of,
Education.
"The term 'school' as used in
this section is defined to embrace J
all public schools and such private
schools as have tutors or teachers
and curricula that "are approved by |
the county superintendent of pub- [
lie instruction or the Stale Hoard
,.f LM.L.nlinn "
Mr. Rogers pointed out that par- 1
ents and guardians who do not
comply with this law can be charg- i
ed with a misdemeanor and fined !
PARK
Theatre Program
LAST TIME TODAY
MONDAY, AUG. 23
i ANOTHER THRILLING
3 D FEATURE!
"GORILLA AT
LARGE"
(In Color)
Starring
ANNE HANCROFT
CAMERON MITCHELL
YOU WON'T WANT
TO MISS THIS
EXCITING PICTURE.
TUES. & WEI)..
AUG. 21 & 25
"MAN IN THE
ATTIC"
^?nrrinp
JACK PALANCE
CONSTANCE SMITH
% .
THURS. & FRI.,
AUG. 26 & 27
"DANGEROUS
MISSION"
(In Color)
Starring
VICTOR MATURE
PIPER LAURIE
WILLIAM BENDIX
VINCENT PRICE
ALWAYS THE BEST
IN MOVIE ENTER
TAINMENT SHOWN
ON OUR WIDE
GIANT SCREEN
Fish ' j
(Continued from Page One)
I
has to be pulled a little faster than
the average plug, and that it vi
brates father than wiggle like
many bass plugs.
While some fishermen have come |
back from Fontana empty handed i
this summer. Caldwell, who is very j
modest about his successful fish-!
ing, admitted he had something to
bring back from every trip this j
year. "There'll be a time when I'll i
get skunked," he said, "because I j
cannot do much good in muddy |
water, and it's bound to get muddy
sometime or other."
During their fishing trip Satur-,
day, Mrs. Caldwell found a rod
and reel which some unfortunate!
fishermen had lost in days gone by.
Delmas has on previous / trips
found three such prizes.
Scientists estimate tfiat there are
niore than 100.000 species of fungi
in court. If they refuse to pay
fines, tliev can be imprisoned in :
jail. 1
Mr. Rogers asked the coopera-j1
tion of parents and guardians in j j
seeing that children attend schools '
regularly. "We don't want to indict j1
anyone for violating the law. but!'
will do so if necessary," he added. ! i
Field Day
(Continued from Page 1)
honors, and Cruso's Linda Lamon
and Sandra Henson kept Saunook
from a clean sweep bv outpitching
Leona Davis and Susie Clark.
? Cruso's girls' Softball team but ;
pointed Saunook 25-24 in a "sud
den death" fifth inning as the rain !
began to fall.
Rain washed out the retreat ion '
program at Francis Cove before
any contests could be completed. (
Next Saturday Cruso will go to
Allen's Creek, where hosts and
guests will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the
Allen's Creek School. The tour will
include the Allen's Creek Baptist i
Church ? improvements; Lucius
Allen ? new home; Rocky Branch
Missionary Baptist Church ? im
provements; Claude Browning ?
flowers: John F.stes ? corn; Rufe
Siler ? sheep and hogs; a drive
through Big Cove; the Rocky J
Branch Free Will Baptist Church;
the new city water filler plant:
Harry Hembree ? fish pond; Gor
don Hendrix ? new home; the
Buchanan Cemetery, a community |
project; and C. L. Allen ? tobac
co. Lunch and the afternoon pro
gram will be held at the Allen's
Creek playground.
Not City Bred
FREEI'OHT. III. <AP>?A 120
jound buck deer wandered into
own, leaped over autos. crashed
hrough windows and even poked
ts nose into a tavern. It was so j
tadly injured from collisions with
mlldings and store windows that
t had to be destroyed.
PVT. DEWAIN F. CRAWFORD,
son of Horace F. Crawford,
Waynesville, recently began eight
Weeks of Armv basic training in
the Antiaircraft Artillery Re
placement Training Center at
Fort Bliss, Texas. Fort Bliss, es
tablished as a frontier outpost
more than a century ago. is lo
cated in West Texas on the Mex
ican border, adjacent to El Paso.
Sales Resistance .
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP>? A
Little Rock funeral director says
the public doesn't understand that
a major problem of a mortician's
business is that he can't create a
demand lor his services.
"We can't put On a big selling
campaign,'' said Paul Y. GrilTin in
a speech. "We just stay open 24
hours a day to help those who need
us."
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executors of
the estate of C. L. Hill, deceased,
late of Haywood County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of the said C. L. Hill, deceas
ed. to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the 2nd day
of August. 1955, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 2nd day of August, 1954.
Edwin E. Hill
Salma Hill, Executors
Estate of C. L. Hill,
Deceased.
2452?A 2-9-16-23-30 S 6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Havig qualified as administrator }
of the estate of Ella Haynes Smith,
deceased, late of Haywood County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned, Rt.
2. Canton. N. C. on or before the i
16th day of August, 1955, or this i
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt-'
ed to said estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This 16th day of August, 1954. 1
William H. Haynes,
Administrator,
Mrs. Ella Haynes Smith Estate.
2458?A 16-23-30 S 6-13-20
Director
(Continued from Pare 1)
national Association about three
ye&rs ago, and was vice-chairman
of the Arrangements Committee
for the international Convention
in Asheville last May.
Mr. Beach is a member of the
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church
and sings in the choir. He married
Miss Marv Catherine Cox, of
Hazolwood. Their two sons, Joseph
W. Jr. and Richard s. Beach, have
graduated from Wake Forest Col
lege in the oast two years.
Proper Address
NEW YORK 1 api ? Gilbert a!
Burrows has a new diploma from
City College of New York with
high honors. He lives at 43-33
Smart St. in Queens.
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MONDAY, AUG. 21
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VERA RALSTON
JOAN LESLIE
FORREST TUCKER
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?
TUES. & WED.,
AUG. 24 & 25
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MARY MURPHY
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THURSDAY, AUG. 26
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