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PAGE FOUR More About— v RE A. * (Pnom front page) Newton, M. D. Bailey, Ev erett Johnson, Mack Mcln tosh, Carl Mclntosh, Law . rence Hall, V. L. Edwards (2), Molt Duncan, Clay Miller, R. E. Holloway, Rex Lewis (4), Dallas Hensley, F. W. Randolph, Lester Byrd, Bill Haney, G. C. Mc- Intosh, N. A. Hensley (2), Elmer Phillips, W. M. PaLte, Allison Edwards, J. C. Mc- Couriry, Pauline Hensley, Jack Fox, W. H. Peterson, Hettie Peterson, Lyda Pro ffitt, J. Richmond Ray, Bryan Hilemqp, B. M. Pet erson, E. N. Stamey, W. D. Atkins (2), J. W. Howell, Rube Adkins, Clifford Mil ler (2), A. Z. Jamerson, Seth Honeycutt, A. P. Hon eycutt, Therman Fox, D. R. McKinney, S. L. Hensley, Andy Bailey, Wash Wilson, Rexter Miller, Rotha Bail ey, Oscar Fox, Mosby Hig gins, John Whitson, Matt Whitson, H. H. Whitson, J. C. Bailey, Henry G. Rol and, Z. V. King, Garrett Howell, Russell Howell, Richmond Phillips, Wess Edwards," Charlie Fox, W. N. Ayers, A. B. Conley, Sam J. Byrd, Sam Peter son, Hermon H. McKinney, Tom Garland, Euphrates McCourry, Max Higgins, Jesse Howell (2), H. W. Higgins, C. A. Proffitt, Earl Robertson, S. H; Pet erson, Mrs. J. C. Peterson, J. E. Bailey, L. L. Proffitt, Roy Mathes, Dewey Hig ginv Shurl Whitson, J. A. : Hannum, Hobert Whitson, J. Will Higgins, Belle ; Whitson, Clate Adkins, Charles Hensley, Rex Mc- Intosh, Rex Mclntosh, B. B. Hensley, G. W. Wheeler, F. B. Edwards, John Led ford, Mary Randolph, J. C. Turner, Alden Maney, S. R. Hensley (2), W. W. Pen land, Arnold Smith, Mack Holcombe, J. W. Maney, Ernest Canipe, T. A. Mc- Kinney, U. D. Huskins, Ed Wallace, R. A. Peake, D. C. Bailey, Dewey Fox, Mrs. '■ 6.: C. Ayers, Ike- Buchanan, Fonze Buchanan, Will Lockner and W. A. Bailey. Number of applicants so far is 128. The numbers after the names indicate the number of applications made by that party. Notice of Morgage Sale NORTH CAROLINA YANCEY COUNTY AU persons concerned, *nd par ticulary Agie Tipton tw wife, Marie Tipton, will take notice that under power of sale contain ed in a mortgage deed executed by Agie Tipton and wife, Marie Tipton, to Dalton Garland and wife, Epsie Garland, secure in debtedness due for the purchase price of land, wherein default has been made, the said Dalton Gar land and wife, Epsie Garland, mortgagees, will offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bid der for cash at the Court House door in Bunuville on the third day of August, 1940, at 12:00 o'clock, noon, all the following described tracts of land, being the land describd in said mortgage registered in book 24 at page 533 record of mortgages for Yancey County, and located in North Carolina, in Yancey County, Jacks Creek Township, adjoining lands of Roscoe Bailey and others, and desiribed as follows: Beginning on a balm bud stamp and runs W. to a locust stamp; thence S. to a dogwood; ■ thence W to a stake in Roscoe l Bailey’s line; thence N. to a cucu-i. raber tree; thence E. to an oak stump;thence with Joe Huskins sold line to a willow tree; thence < ? B. to a rock; thence to the beginn ing, containing 0 acres more or 1 less. j Second tract Beginning on < a cucumber and runs a westerly course 7 poles to a stake; thence with Dewey Lewis’s line to Dal ton Garland and wife’s lines of other tract) the beginning, con taining one aero more or less. This the Ist day of July 1940. t Dalton Garland £ Epsie Garland ( Mortgagees Joly 4, 11, 18, 26, 1940 C BURNSVILLE— “So They Say” The weather: Where are those numerous people who declared , during the severe cold last winter, that they’d never mention the heat this summer,- no matter how warm it was . . we can’t recall who they were, and everybody seems to be talking. It’s been 88 degrees on the square, and that’s almost a record of some kind for B’ville. . . It’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good .... and we hear that more and more tourists are coming up to escape heat ... 2,000 on Mt. Mitchell Sunday, and that’s another record of some kind! About town. f . . The Bill Atkins and the Paul Mc- Courry’s celebrating arri vals of new daughters. . . . Charles Warrick in town, and new signs here and there. .... work on Soda Shop (Pollard Drug Store, see ad) completed, and to Louis Mclntosh is due praise for the fine cabinet and paint job he did. Looks mighty fine. . . . Dn vaca tion—Bright Woody, Mar guerite McKinney, and we hear that several of the Hubbards, Mary Bill Hensley and others are taking off for the beach next week. .y, Lt. Howard Lyon here Visiting the Lyons, and Maxine McCall here from Wash ington. . . . Edwin Powell up to take Lillian and young Joan home. . . . Gene Dennis Bourdon and cute young Dennis here Numerous other guests here too. .... nice to have kin folks in the Mountains when it warms up. . . . In quiry at newspaper office when linotype was in op eration: “How long will it take you to put on a pair of half soles?” ..... we hear we’ll soon have street markers and can tell where we live without looking it up on the town map! .... Many compliments on our Square in past few days. Looks best she’s ever seen it, says Perida Roland who’s here with her dau ghters (sorry we left off an s last week, and the two girls trying to fecide which one didn’t count!) Herrick up this week end, too Legion team won game 4 to 5 Saturday over Unicoi CCC Camp. ’ To Roan Mtn.,, Tenn. Satur day of this week . . . Legion m&nbers report grand time at meeting Tuesday with Brook and Ruth Wil son and if you dont go on at least two picnics a week you’re missing some mighty happy tim6s! There’s nothing like the out of doors along this time of the year. ... not so hard to eat either, with June apples ripe, corn on the cob (Pat Wms says they’ve had this for 2 weeks), tomatoes and com field beans.,. . . and the grape vines hanging - full for next month. . . .-. card from Edna Honeycutt who’s been vacating with friends”in Montreal, Cana da—a wonderful and ex citing trip up, she reports. Children, school will open September 2.. only 38 days off! But think what fun you’ll have seeing tea chers and school friends once more! •. \ FINE i There is a SI,OOO fine for ; the unlawful sale of serums used to control hog j cholera and diseases of other domestic animals. , \ * THE RED CROSSBILL The Red Crossbill, or American Crossbill, is an inhabitant in Western North Carolina of the up per pSne forests. Usually one should look for it at an elevation of four thousand feet or more. It is about six inches in length. The general color of the male is Indian red; the back, shoulders, and tail are brown. As the name implies, the upper and lower mandibles are crossed. The general color of the female is greenish yellow; the wings and tail are brown. This bird is irregularly migratory, and, as a rule, travels in flocks. It feeds almost exclusively on pine cones. The crossed bill seems to be fitted by na ture for dissecting the pine seed. The song of the Cross bill is “varied and pleasing, but not powerful or in any respect remarkable.” (James Hutchins). ■ f NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain mortgage deed, from Edith Robinson, Mortgagor, to Hettie Young, Mortgagee, to se cure the indebtedness therein named, which mortgage deed is dated February 7, 1938, and re corded in book number 25 of mortgage deeds, at page 478, in the office jof the Register of Deeds of Yancey County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the in debtedness secured by .said 'mort gage, the undersigned .'will, at 10:00 A. M., on the 26tlS’ day of August, 1940, at the court house door at Burnsv’lle, Yancey County, North Carolina, offer at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described mineral interest in lands, to-wit: A one-third undivided mineral interest in that certain tract of land, located in Crabtree town ship, Yancey County, North Car olina, adjoining Mine Branch and the lands of C. L. Ray and others, and being a part of what isjmown as the S. F. Young home tract, and described in a deed Jfrom S. F. Young and wife to John L. Young, recorded in Yancey Coun ty deed book number 27, at page 21, and,,the mineral interest con veyed by thjs deed is particularly known as the' Mine n Hill Tract, containing acres, more or less; and no -other part of the lands described in the above mentioned deed from S. F. Young and wife to John 1 L. Young is included herein. This the 25th day of July, 1940. HETTIE YOUNG, Mortgagee. Pub. July 25, Aug. 1,8, 16. NOTICE OF SALE J STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF YANCEY Under and by virtue of a Deed of trust executed by Zeb Blanken ship and wife, Geneva Blanken ship, to the undersigned Trustee to secure certain indebtedness and default having be&h made in pay ment of said indebtedness , the undersigned will, on the 26th. day of July, 1940 at 11:00 A. M. at the Court House door in Burns ville, N. C., sell to the highest bid der for cash to satisfy aaid in debtedness, interest and cost, all that tract or parcel of land sit uate in Cane River Township, Yan cey County, North Carolina, ad joining lands of H. A, Proffitt, R. F, Ray and others, and described as follows: BEGINNING on a Poplar at the Branch, Ida Metcalf’s corner, and runs up and with the Branch, South 66 poles East 17 poles to a small Ash; then South 50 East 11 3-5 poles to a Hornbeam on the point of a ridge; then up the ridge with main height South 22 East 23 poles, South 43 East 6 poles to a Chestnut, South 52 East 24 poles'; South 84 East 9 2-5 poles to a Chestnut; thenleaving the ridge South 48 l/„ East 21 poles to a Beech; then South 33 East 29 4-6 poles to a Cucumber on a flat ridge; then North 87 Eust 19 poles to « Chestnut; then N >rth7s East 12 poles to a stake on top of a ridge; then up said ridge South 62 East 18poles; South 30 East 12 poles to top of tlie mountain; then with main height of mountain South 11 West 26 poles, South 20 West 10 poles to a rock on top of Rocky Knob; then West 12 poles to a Locust, Ida Metcalf’s corner; then with Ida Metcalf’s line North 73 West 22 poles, North 31 Vi West 60 .poles to two Dogwoods, North 64 West 19 poles to a Sour wood; then West 3 2-3 poles to a Dogwood; then North 63 West 10 poles, North 48 West 12 poles to a Locust, North 30 West 60 poles, North 43 West 14 poles to a Loc °n * point of ridge; then North 82 West 18 poles to a Water Oak; then North 36 East 22 poles to the BEGINNING, containing forty-nine and one-half (49 V 4) acres, more or less. This 28th. day June, 1940. » i . E. F. Watson, Trustee , July 4, 11, 18, 25, 1940 THE YANCEY RECORD Experts of the U. S. De- suit in a change in the partment of Agriculture breeds of livestock raised think that the war will re- in Denmark, Holland ' and c , WILL PAY CASH OR ~ merchandise for Everything Electrical jL 1R P Motor Rewinding and Re- JSr~ r ' pairing of all kinds W T „ J APPLIANCES W OOd JOHNSMj ELECTRIC ■f C. M. BAILEY lUMrANY Phone 241 Bur t mile, N. C. Phone 2 \ Spruce Pine, N. C, PROGRAM FOR LITTLE THEATRE 1940-41 Theme: Stars and Plays of Today.' August 19 —Hostesses: Misses Mary and Virginia Hubbard. Leader: Joe Goodin, Jr. Subject: Noel Coward. ' f September 2—Hosts: Sam and Van Bennett. Lead er: Virginia Hubbard. Subject: Katherine Hepburn (“The Philadelphia Story”). September 16 —Hostess: Mrs. Pat Williams. Sub ject: Frederick March (“The American Way”). Leader: Grace Hubbard. October 7—Hostesses: Mrs. Eloise Chase, Miss Beth Honeycutt. Leader, Mrs., Hilda Wray. Subject: Ethel Barrymore (“White Oaks”). October 21-*-Hostesses: Mrs. Milton McKinney and Miss Lucille Erwin. Leader: Margie Proffitt. Subject: Julie Hayden. (“Shadow and Sub stance” “Time of Your Life”! November 4—Hostess: Mrs. L. V. Pollard. Lead er: Miss Hannah Martin. Subject: Mar tin. (“Leave It To Me”) November 18—Hosts: Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hice. Leader: Miss Hope Buck. Subject: Helen Hayes. Reginea” “Ladies and Gen tlemen”) v ~. December 2—Hosts: Mr., and Mrs. Vernie Wilson. Leader: Daphne Butner. Subject: The Lunts. (“Idiot’s Delight” “There Shall Be No Night”) December 16—Hosts: Rush Wray and Mrs. Hilda Wray. Leader: Mrs. Milton McKinney. Suo ject: Katharine Cornell (“ Barrets” “No Time For Comedy”) „ " January 6—Hostess: Mrs. C. P. Randolph. Leader: Mrs. Eloise Chase. .Subject: Tallulah Bank head. (“Little Foxes”) January 20 —Hosts: Mr. and Mrs. Arney Fox. Lead | er: Mrs. Pat Williams. Subject: Gertrude Law erence. (“Susan and God” “.Skylark”) February 3—Hosts: Hope and Paul Buck. Leader: Sam Byrd Bennett. Subject: Franchot Tone.- February 17—Hostesses: Misses Hannah and Grace Hubbard. Leader: Miss Lueille Er win. Subject: Ruth Chatterton. (“West of Broadway”) March £—Hostess: Miss Willie Molt Hensley. Lead er: Bruce Higgins. Subject: Sir Cedric Hard wicke. ((“Shadow and Substance”) March 17—Hosts: Mr. und Mrs. T. M. Swann, Jr. Leader: Arney Fox. Subject: Raymond Mas sey. (“Abe Lincoln of Illinois”) April 7—Hosts: Bruce Higgins and Mrs. Troy Ray. Leader: Willie Molt Hensley. Subject: ‘ Jane Cowl. (“Merchant of Yonkers”) April 21-Hosts:- Miss Daphne Butner and Furman Souther. Leader: Beth Honeycutt. Subject r~- Paul Green. (“House of Connally”) May s—Hostess: Mrs. C. R. Hamrick! Leader: Mrs. J. O. Hice. Subject: Maurice Evans. (“Hamlet”) May 19—Hostess: Mrs. Carroll Rogers. Leader: Mrs, T. M. Swann. Subject: Paul Muni. (“Key Largo”) June 2—Hosts: Miss Margie Proffitt and Joe Good in, Jr. Election of officers. FRI.-SAT. July 26-27th SUNDAY, JULY 28th Feature No. One “LA CONGA NIGHTS” HUGH HERBERT DENNIS O’KEEFE A Plcture *• ito “( heero My Dear” “Orphan Duck” and LINDA DARMPI i IUUW|iiW “CLIMBING SPIRITS HOME” _ ELL ■n4jpUrW MONDAY & TUESDAY July 29th and 30th “Star DllSt” - “Andy Pandy Cartoon” Wl11 " " m 11111 FRI-SAT, Ant “I 3 ® KtfttM*'MOON THE THREE pK'Kß..jmm«Jmm.. mi ytabtMre fra™ ’aNgNtatf aitllf lillli MESQUITEEIIS WMK fWWR “The GREEN HORNET" ===========»ms 11 ... Y TwiriTß Y ‘ “LEGION OF LAWLESS” 'Vinkm. Blynkin & Not. A THEATRE A NU-AIR GEORGE O’BRIEN FOR SALE: One used hay rake. See Clarence Briggs, Burnsville, N. C. LOST: Billfold with min isters license, Soc. Sec. No. Etc. Between Pensacola and Micavilie. If found re turn to F. C. Hollifield at Pensacola or Record offi ce. (Keep money as re ward). Some very fine pigs for sale at reasonable prices. See Tarter King, Swiss, N. C. 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. 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. SL, Burnsville, N. C. 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 WANTED TO BUY: Corn delivered or undelivered. ~ Burnsville Milling Com pany. FOR RENT House, 6 rooms and bath, unfurn ished. See Troy Mclntosh KID NE Y STAGNATION IS WORSE THAN CONSTIPATION Because we Treat Constipation at The Onset, While We Neglect Our Kidneys Indefinately No other organ in your body is of more importance than your kidneys. For in your kidneys there are nine million tubes which must work day and night to filter the fluids and keep the system free from wastes, acids, poisons which, if permitted to remain, may cause serious kidney and bladder troub les! . It is no wonder then that Nature often calls for help to clean out the kidneys. So if you are troubled with Getting-jUp- Nights, Leg Pains, Backache, Nervous Headache, Dizxiiys or Loss of Energy, due to functional kidney disorders; try /KIDANS, the famous kidney remady—wlricb aids Nature to flush out the kilK, neys, to filter all wastes, to pre- ’ vent kidney stagnation. KIDANS is Safe and Reliable. Thousands report entire satisfac tion. Taken according to direc tions, KIDANS will give splendid results. Try KIDANS, Buy it at ouro Special Price offer on two boxes. Use one box. If not satis fied, return unopened box and GET YOUR MONEY BACK. The Amur cork tree—in troduced from Asia as an ornamental—has proven satisfactory for hillculture to prevent erosion in this country. ’ THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940 ALFALFA Alfalfa, jjood as it is, could be much better and plant breeders of the coll ege Experiment Stations and the U. S. Department of Agriculture, are at work seeking to improve on the existing varieties. NOTICE OF RE-SALE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OV YANCEY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA Before the Clerk Minnie Young and husband Geor ge Yeung, John Murphy and wife, Lester Murphy, Luln Dickinson, Dollie Briggs and husband, .J. D. Briggs VS. Dora Stamey and husband, Em mett Stamey 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 Burnsville, 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: , FIRST TRACT: In Burnsville Township, adjoining the lands of Pansy Ray and others and bound ed as follows: BEGINNING at a planted stone in Pansy Ray’s line, and runs North 50 West 46 poles to a Maple, a corner of the spring lot; thence North 53 East 14 poles to a Chestnut; thence South 46 East 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 21-4 acres. SECOND TRACT: In Burns ville Township, consisting of three 1. acre tracts, adjoining the lands of Wm. McCracken, Gudger Fox, Troy Buckner and others bounded as follows: BEGINNING on a Black gum, the J. B. West all corner in the Banks line, and runs East with the. Banks line 10 2-3 poles to a stake; then South 15 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. Westall. Also a third tract BEGINNING on a Sour-wood known as the William McCracken N. W. Corner and runs West nine poles to a Blackgum, a corner of what is known us the Chick Boone land; thence 15 poles to a Black Oak; then East 7 poles to a double Sourwood and the bank of the that leads from S. M. Ben riace to the public road on the Green Mountain; thence along tHe West bank of said road to tht Beginning, containing l acre more or less. terms of the sale will be such that unless the successful bidder deposits with .the under signed the sum of SIOO.OO as a deposit on his bid, said property will again be offered for sale at . the same Jay and place at 10:30 A. M., and said property will be sold subject to 1939 and 1940 taxes. This the 15th day of July. 1940. J. FRANK HUSKINS, C. P. RANDOLPH, Commis sioners. Pub. July 18, July 26th, 194^
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