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WILD CAT DIVISION
WILL HOLD REUNION
p- The annual state reunion
of the 81st division will be
held in Burlington on July
20, 21st, according to an
nouncement received by R.
N. Silver v recently. ‘ Any
members of this division
who plans to attend should
get in touch with Mr. Sil
ver at once. %
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NOTICE OF RE-SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF YANCEY COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA
Before the Clerk
Minnie Young and husband Geor
ge Yeung, John Murphy and
wife, Lester Murphy, Lula
Dickinson, Dollie Briggs and
husband. J. D. Briggs
VS.
Dora Stamey and husband, Em
mett Stanley
Whereas, pursuant to due and
legal advertisement, the under
signed Commissioners sold the
hereinafter described property, at
public sale, at the courthouse door
in Burnsville, on July 13, 1940,
when and where: J- B. Clouse be
came the last and highest bidder
in the sum of $700.00; and,
whereas, before the lapse of ten
days said bid was raised by E. N.
Stamey in the sum of five per
cent and the sum of $35.00 de
posited by him with the Clerk of
Superior Court; and, whereas, the
said clerk has ordered a re-sale
of said property:
Now, therefore, pursuant to the
court’s order, the undersigned
commissioners will offer for sale
at public outcry, at the court
house door in Burhsville, On the
31st day of July, 1940, at 10:00
o’clock A. M., the following des
cribed property located in Yancey
County, North Carolina, Burns
ville Township, described as foll
ows:
TRACT: In Burnsville
Township, adjoining the lands of
Pansy Bay and others and bound
ed as follows:
BEGINNING at a planted
stone in Pansy Ray’s line, and
runs North 60 West 45 poles to a
Maple, a corner of the spring lot;
thence North 53 East 14 poles to
a Chestnut; thence South 46 East
■t? 21 poles and 5 links to a Black
Oak; thence with W. L. Murphy’s
line South 80 East crossing an
old road to a small Locust; thence
South 3 poles and 8 links to a
stake; thence South 80 East 8
poles to a stake; thence South 12
4-6 poles to the Beginning, con
taining 2 I—4 acres.
SECOND TRACT: In Burns
ville Township, consisting of
three 1 acre tracts, adjoining the
lands of Wm. McCracken, Gudger
Fox, Trey Buckner and others
bounded as follows: BEGINNING
on a Black gum, the J. B. West
%)l corner in the Banks line, and
runs East with the Banks line
10 2-3 poles to a stake; then
South 16 poles to the Beginning,
containing 1 acre more or less,
» and being the house and lot pur
chased by S. T. Hensley and W.
M. Westell.
Also a third tract BEGINNING
on a Sourwood known as the
William McCracken N. W. Corner
and runs West nine poles to a
Blackgura, a corner of what is
known as the Chick Boone land;
thenoe 1$ poles to a Black Oak;
then East 7 poles to a double
Sourwood and the bank of the
road that leads from S. M. Ben
& nett’s place to the public road on
Green Mountain; thence along
West hank of said ruad to
the Beginning, containing 1 acre
more or lees.
The terms of the sale will be
jpeh that unless the successful
bidder depoMts ■ with the under
signed the sum of |IOO.OO as a
deposit on his bid, said property
will again be offered for sale at
the same day and place at 10:30
A. M., and aaid property will be
sold subject to 1939 and 1940
taxes.
TMathe icth of July, 1940.
J. FRANK HUSKIN3,
C. P. RANDOLPH, Commls
. jßannw, •'<
Pub. July 18, July 26th, 1940.
TYPHOID CLINICS
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The District Health De
partment will hold typhoid
clinics at the following
places and dates as listed
below:
Cane River —At Roscoe
Bailey’s store, July 18, 25,
August 1, at 10 o’clock.
Elk Shoal— At Elk Sho
al Baptist church, July 18,
25, August 1, at 11:30 a. m.
Ramseytown Adkins
store, July 18, 25, Aug. 1,
at 2:00 p. m.
All persons living in
Burnsville may come to
the Health Department of
fice any Saturday morning
for their typhoid vaccine,
as Saturday morning is re
served for the Burnsville
people.—Dr.' J. J. Croley,
Dist.. Ifealth officer.
BOLENS CREEK
The Methodist conferen
ce met here last Sunday
evening. Quite a large
crowd were present includ
ing seVera 1 from other
communities. The presid
ing Elder preached a Very
interesting sermon from
the text “It is too much for
you to go to Jurusalum.”
Mrs. Mollie Miller has
been very fll for several
days, but is reporteef im
proving.
Mrs. Frank Ray who has
been employed in an Ashe
ville hospital as a nurse
resigned recently and join
ed her husband here. A few
of Mr. Ray’s friends were
invited for dinner, includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Led
ford and children of Mica
ville and Mr. Virgie Banks
of this community.
A very large number of
people from this communi
ty have been attending re
vival services at Mieaville.
Mr. John B. Banks and Mr.
B. B. Penland have been
running their trucks to ac
comodate the folks.
NOTICE OF SALE
In The Superior Court Before the
Clerk
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
JAKE ROBINSON ET ALS
VS ; v -
ZADE PONDER, ET ALS
Under and by authority of an
order of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Yancey County, in the
above entitled cause, the under
signed commissioner will on the
1 20th day of July, 1940 at 11:00
• o’clock A. M. in front of the
• Courthouse door of Yancey Coun
ty offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, for the
I purpose of division, all that
l tract of land set forth and des
; cribed in the petition ,in this
i cause as follows:
t Being lot No. two of the W. W.
: Ponder estate assigned to Jane
i Ponder and described as follows:
i BEGINNING on the iocns corner
■ of lots Nos. 3 and 4 and runs up
t the Burnsville and Asheville
l roads south 77 V 4, ten poles; south
! 77 west 7 pole", to a stake in the
wagon road below the dwelling
hftuse and runs north 37 >4, west
16 poles passing below the house
and by a forked apple tree to a
■ stake at the foot of the hill;
. thence north 64 west 10 poles and
i 16 lengths to a white oak on a
ridge; thence leaving the ridge
south 46 west 8 poles to a stake
! At the branch 5 poles above the
Asheville and Burnsville road;
thence up and with the branch
north 3014 west 9 poles, north 67
west 12 poles to a buckeye;
thence north 82 west 16 poles,
north 26 west 4 poles, north 60
west 14 poles and 18 lengths to a
stake at J. R. Shepherds line;
thence north 7 east 26 poles to a
stake at the old Ray line;thence
down the main ridge south 65
east 26 poles, south 69 east 14
poles, to a Spanish oak at tfey old
Ray corner; thence south 22‘4
west 22 poles to a stake 5 lengths
above a white oak in the grave
yard conditional corner to lot No.
with the line of lots No. 3 and 4;
thence with the line with lot No.
3 and 4 and the creek south 44
degrees east 6 poles to an apple
tree; thence with the line of lots
No. 8 and 4 north 16 east 21 poles
to the BEGINNING containing
11% acres more or less. And be
ing described in the book
ORDERS AND DECREES No. 3
at pages 181 and 182 of the re
cords in the office of the Clerk
of tl.c Superior Court of Yancey
County, North Carolina.
Dated thia the 18th day of
June, 1940.
CHARI.ES HUTCHINS, Com
missioner.
June 27, July 4, 11, 18,1940.
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PORK
Since program was
authorized in December,
1939, the Surplus Market
ing Administration hah
bought for domestic relief
dis t r ibution 241,000,000
pounds of lard and pork
products.
'
FOR SALE: 51-8 Acres
Bottom land on Highway
69 IVi M. East of Burns
ville. Good 5 room house,
large basem en t, barn,
crib, garage, poult r y
house, some fruit trees.—
Bargain.—Box 193 Burns
ville, N. C. j!8
FOR SALE: Good white
corn SI.OO per Bu. 6 miles
South of Marion near Pri
son Camp.—J. L. Haney,
Rt. 1, Marion, N. C. j
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FOR SALE: 4-room house
with bath and basement,
modern, garage, vineyard,
7-8 acre. Concrete street,
near church and school.—
See or write Levi Buck
ner, Sr. Green Mtn. St.,
Burnsville, N. C.
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LOST: Key holder with 5
keys in black celluloid and
metal case. Finder return
to B % R. Penland for re
ward.
WANTED: Dogwood. For
information see or write
Roy Tallant, Burnsville*
N. C., aj
LOST: G r u e n Wrist
Watch natural gold. In
itials A. L. P. $5 reward
if returned to Mrs. Arta
Lee Higgins, Burnsville.
Rt. 1., or Record Office.
WANTED TO BUY: Com
delivered or undelivered.
Burnsville Milling Com
pany. >• ■■j-
FOR RENT: 3 or 4 room
apartment in Hilltop
House, opposite Post Of
fice. See Mrs. M. C. Hon
eycutt, Burnsville. ,
FOR RENT Housd, 5
rooms and bath, unfurn
ished.
See Troy Mclntosh _—
DUCKS
Starting with nine ducks
two years ago, L. E. Chen
ault, Buies Creek, Harnett
marketed hund
reifrof the birds this year,
saVi n g there is more
monev in ducks than in
chickens^
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Feature No. One
; “LITTLE ACCIDENT”
with
HUGH HERBERT
FLORENCE RICE
BABY SANDY
Also
! “MICKEY MOUSE”
SUNDAY, JULY 21
| fHE BRIGHTEST LIGHT
i OF BROADWAY’S
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frixa Hi
miiSuiH
1 imtit STipam
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V WwA-rf h MAX GORDON
Dkamd b JOHN OLOttWtU
Added: “Slightly at Sea”
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Specifications, Prices, Etc.
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Pennies
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Pennies are proving most important in
the repayment of our nations prepared
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What these small coins can do for our
great nation they can do for the 'ndivi
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Begin now and save and be prepared for
the day when opportunity comes your
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The Northwestern Bank
BURNSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Hit No. Two
“VIVA CISCO KID”
WITH ‘
CESAR ROMERO
JEAN ROGERS
Chapter No. 7 _
“The GREEN HORNET
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wilt, lARAINI OAT • HANKY HUH
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Feature No. 2
“CAVALCADE OF
ACADEMY AWARDS”
With 26 of Holly woods
Greatest Stare
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940
—__More About—
made in the private homes
in the interests of health
brought about by the heal
th department, the water
supplies should be men
tioned first. This is always
an important part of any
health program, to insure
clean and sanitary water
for drinking N purposes.
Over 490 water supplies
have been made sanitary
so that they may be used
with safety. There were
269 residences in which
sewage treatment plants
were installed. In all, dur
ing the past five years, the
sanitary officer made 5,293
i visits to private homes in
j the interest of the public
; safety, and personal health
j to make possible the above
| record.
• Continued next week)
On land where he is
j turning under rye as a
green manure crop, Wesley
j Melton, Jackson County
demonstration farmer,
says his corn yield has been
increased five-fold in the
i past five years.
Wed.-Thur. July 24-25
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Feature NoTTwo
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