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Jackson county, 19,366;
Sylva, 1,409. ...
McDowell county, 22,996;
Marion, 2,889.
Macon county, 15,880;
Franklin* 1,249.
Madison county, 22,522;
Marshall, 1,160; Mars Hill,
517.
Mitchell county, 15,980;
Spruce Pine, 1,968; Bakers
ville, 437.
Polk, 11,874; Columbus,
390. Tryon, 2,043.
Rutherford, 45,577; Rut
herfordton, 2,326; F vest
City, 5,035.
Swain, 12,177; Bryson
City, 1,612.
Transylvania, 12,241;
Brevard, 3,061.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT: 5 rooms and
~r" bath. See H. E. Duncan,
Pensacola Road.
SHOATS for sale, 15 shoats
also 150 lb. boar and sow
bred 1 month. All thorough
bred Polland Chinas. Pric
ed right. Grover Ray, Vix
en, North Carolina.
HOUSE for Rent or Sale-
Six rooms and bath. Large
- lot. See Mrs. J. A. Banks,
Burnsville, N. C.
MAN WITH CAR: To take
over profitable Watkins
Route in nearby locality.
Established customers.
Must be under 50 and sat
isfied with earnings of
$30.00 a week at start. See
or write me infor
mation.—Preston T. Phoe
nix, Cane River, N. C.
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ST. or 1 TODAY
POBTOPPICK R. F. D ’
INDUSTRY REALIZES IT I
NEEDS SERVICES OF
OLDER MEN
Through at sixty?
Not in these ..days when
skill and experience and
judgment are looked for in
plants where defense mat
erials must be produced in
record quantities and in
record time. Nor at 65 or
even 70. Information begin-,
ning to trickle into Govern
ment agencies concerned in
the development of the de
fense program indicates
that age in itself is now no
barrier to employment. /
According to • Graham
Martin, manager of the
Asheville office of the Soc
ial Security Board, hund
reds of reports of the re
hiring of retired workers
have been received, and in
formation reaching the So
cial Security Board indi
cates the retention on the
! pay rolls of many who had
! declared their intention oi
applying for their old-age
insurance payments. Hund
reds of retired workers
.have returned to jobs call
ing for the skill and exper
ience they have. Some of
these workers are 65 or 70
years old. Others have been
to serve as in
structors in vocational tra
ining or in industrial plants
where intensive training of
•young workers Is Being
done.
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What is regarded by
| Government officials as a
clear indication of the
growing demand of em
ployers for the skill and
| experience of -rhe aging
increase of the number of
j,workers is the slow rate of
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IT IS OUR " ,
information that no
Yancey coun.ty person has been
drafted to service thus far in the
National Emergency. A goodly
number of our young men have
volunteered their services to the
various defense corps. Volunteers
of the skilled workmen, type, to
build and equip training quarters
have been so numerous that this
type of workmanship comes at a
premium around here. We “volun
teer” to voice our approval and
gratitude tp those who are thus
engaged.
YEAR 1941
has the ear marks of
being the best business year ever.
We plan to keep step with the
times. Before making changes’in
your business proceedure or
-before —modernizing your home
you will make a good m.r’e by
consulting your Electric Dealer
oi- "Power Company concerning
appliances - and service.-
. “Why are you carrying that
apple in your hand?”
“I’m on my v.;ay to call on our
Doctor’s pretty wife.”
X
G. B. WOODY, Div. Mgr.
“Your Friendly Neighbor”
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THE YANCEY RECORD ?
BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
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The weather: a few fla
kes of snow in the air—but
not the kind we like! If it
must snow we prefer large,
soft flakes that fall “busily
all the night” so that the
next mqrning it’s a new
and unmarked world we
see when we look out. It’s
just right for snow balling
and making snow men.
Tastes mighty good all
sweetened and flavored for
snow cream Thats the
kind we like and if it gets
colder after a day or two
and crusts over so that the
sleigh riding is fine then,
that’s O K too.
’But we definitely don’t
care for the hard balls of
“blue” snow that whiz
through the air. at about
60 miles per hour and can
always whip around and
get in your face no matter
which way you are facing.
So—whether we’ll be glad
to see the first real snow
fall of the winter will Ide
pend on the kind of snow.
Sorry the Doc Joneses
are leaving us, and that
Tony King has already
gone to Asheville where
she’s accepted a position,
we’ll miss them all! ...New
folks in town: the Royce
Perry’s who’ve moved here
from Boone—he’s assistant
supervisor of F. S. A. And
James Kerr 'pronounced
Carr i is new pharmacist at
Pollard’s ... Leonard and
Nelle Boone and yonng
j daughter have moved up
to Camp Mt. Mitchell.
I Alice, Thelma and Lucil
le and Louise Higgins down
' to see the R. E. Powells
Sunday and we’re happy to
learn that he. is improving
.. A Uncle Levi Buckner is
ill, but is some better than
he was a few days ago.
J list beginning! Cam
paign for Infantile Paraly
sis Control Fund. No cause
could be worthier, and cha
irmen have been appointed
in every township but every
citizen of the county is
L asked to join in and help.
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| FRI.& SAT. Jan. 10-11 th
IT’S GOT THAT
CAGNEY SUCK!
Meet another fighting
n , ,C agn e y in the year’s
- niosT e xciti ng, punch
packed romance!
“Golden
Gloves”
with - |
RICH ARD DEN NIN G
i JEAN CAGNEY
ROBERT PAIGE
I. CARROL NAISH
No. Two
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ACTION! THRILLS I
ROY ROGERS
% tto*cicmrUYß
1 ,N tj^UHO
buffalo bill
*«AL PAULINE NOOK
. MUCH SOTMIIN
thunpVrcioup
ALSO -
“JUNIOR G-MEN”
with
DEAD END^KIDS
I . - 3.
,> Comedy:
“Cross Country Detour”
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| CREDIT ASSOCIATION
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sonville president of the
association.
A very interesting and
instructive program has
been arranged for the asso
ciation, Mr. Hudgens said,
anti much interest is being
manifested , by;.' the mem
bers. Some new features
vyill be introduced in the
meeting this year, he said.
By special invitation of
the association, a represen
tative of the Production
Credit Corporation of Col
umbia will make a brief ad-"
dress at the conclusion of
the business sesion.
The Asheville Production
Credit Association serves
Avery, Buncombe, Burke,
Cherokee, Clay, Ghaham,
Haywood, Henderson,
Jackson, Macon, Madison,
Mitchell, McDowell, Swain,
Translyvania, and Yancey
counties and furnishes
short-term' credit for gen
eral agricultural and live
stock purposes to its mem
bers.
SAVE ON FEED
We carry a large stock of CHOICE -—-
BALED SHREDDED SHUCKS
CLOVER ANIL TIMOTHY HAY
OATS AM) CHOI’S . j
I COTTON SEED MEAL
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Y ancey’s most dependable source
of Supply -
C. M. Bailey
Phone 241
! BURNSVILLE.; N, C.
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SUNDAY. Jan. 12th
ALL NEW thrills of
romance, drama,
m/rffjmklaughs and excite
\JoLy meat!
th-artE®
|f fio
Ml » 0! *I
01, SsgS
Vjj,
“THE MARCH OF TIME”
~MON. & TUK., .1,,,,. ,
f '! ‘ >hrl> B.f from W.X^TT'
JAMES ROSALIND
STEWART-RUSSELL
that wman from ‘ Th* Wom.nl
I comedy' |
If GENEVIEVE TOWN-CHARLIE RUGGLES 5
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M by WILLIAM KUGIUFY fitj
■ AWAINM BROS rif*. NatkMMl Purar* |||
Latest M-G-M News
“Young America Flies”
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Burnsville, wf
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Infantile Paralysis
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round table discussion.
Besides these outstand
ing events there will be
thousands of sports events,
parties, and dances all over
the nation.
The following have been
appointed as committee
chairmen in Yancey, with
the assessed amount of
each township:
County chairman, T. M.
Swann, Jr.
Cane River township,
• Stasia Tomberlin, S3O; Pri
ces Creek, Rex Yelton, $10;
Brush Creek, Cecil Deyton,
1 $10; Crabtree, Chas. Hub
; bard, S3O; Pensacola, Mrs.
• Brook Wilson, $10; Ram
• seytown, Bruce Higgins,
• $10; Egypt, Hope Buck,
. S2O; Green Mtn., Frank
. Howell, S2O; South Toe,
’George Robinson, $10;
M Jacks Creek, Mrs. Byrd,
• $10; Burnsville, Hilda
■Wray, $5O l Dance, Joe
■ Goodin, Jr.* Total ~ assessed
for Yancey county, $210.00.
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WED. Till R., Jan. 15-16
r T¥ ~ T‘ —TiTTTir—
CT lIiZAYIOK ON THE
pinm *im■<* \.t*mia* ■
6 CFEIS ASTER
Minin-
Beast of—
short units
“Pinky Tomlin and Orch
estra” and “Popeye The
Sailor”
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THURSDAY, JANUARY"*?); 1941
Mrs % Lawrence Evans of
Kingsport was here Thurs
day. |=-.r
The downswing in hog
production which began in
the spring of 1940 continu
ed through the fall and will
continue at least through
the spring, reports the U.
S. Agricultural Marketing
Service.
Notice of Trustee's Sale
Under the terms of a deed in
"trust executed the 28th day of
April, 1937, by Edwina Ellen
Bailey and husband, Charles O.
Bailey, to the undersigned trustee
to secure an indebtedness to Nellie
Mae Anderson, default having
been made in the payment of such
indebtedness, and demand having
been made upon me to sell the
lands under said deed in trust, I
will on the 14th day of January,
1941, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at
the courthouse door in Burnsville,
N. C., sell to highest bidder for
cash to satisfy said indebtedness,
interest and cost the following
described tract of land in the
Town of Burnsville Yancey Coun
ty, North Carolina, adjftihing the
j Linds of Mplt Hensley, R. W. Wil
! son and others, bounded as foll
ows:
BEGINNING, at a planted stone
and runs north 50 degrees west
7 poles to a, stake; thence north
17 west 10 poles to a stake; thence
south 85, west, 19 1-2 poles to a
stake; thence north 4 degrees
west, 1 pole and 20 links to a
White Oak;, thence south 69 de r
grees' east, 20 poles to a Crab
Apple; thence south 63 west.
1 21 poles 6 links to a istake; thence
north 62 degrees west, 5 1-2 poles
to a stake; thence south 64
degrees west 4 1-2 poles to begin
ning, except part of said tract *
conveyed by R. E. Anderson and
wife to Elizabeth Hensley by deed
recorded in book 62 page 302,
leaving, after the-exception, ap
proximately one acre.
A ten per cent deposit shall be
made with the highest bid or bid -
ding will immediately be reopen
ed.
Tfiis— 12th day of December,
1940.
W. W. HENNESSEE, Trustee.
Dec. 12, 19, 26, Jan 2, 9.
NORTH (A ROLINA
YANCEY;COUNTY
Under the power of- sale con
tained in a mortgage executed by
: Charlie Honeycutt and wife Het—
tie Honeycutt to Bob Bradford,
dated January 28, 1938, recorded
in Book of Mortgages No. 26 at
page 3(, to secure certain indebt
edness, and default in the pay
ment of the indebtedness having
oeen made, the undersigned mort
gagee will offer for sale at public
outcry at tile courthouse door in
Burnsville to the highest bidder
for easa on February 1, 1941, at
11 :00 o’clock A. M., the following
described tract or parcel of land
located in North Caroling Yancey
County, Egypt Township, des
cribed as follows:
BEGINNING on a white oak on
the Holloway Ridge, thence
down and with joe Honeycutt's
line to a water oak by the road;
theme to a double .chestnut on
Lotties Ridge; . thence up the
■ idge a conditional line to a double
.naplc, Luigis Hensley and boo
corner; thence down
and with Burgis Hensley’s line to
a sugar tree on bank of branch;
thence across the branch and with
Burgis Hensley’s line to a bunch
of maples on a small ridge; thence
up and with Isom Ramsey’s line
to the beginning, containing 28
acres more or less.
■ iiis the 31st day of December,
1940.
808 BRADFORD, Morgagee
bullish: Jail. 2,9, 16, 29, 1941.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an
order of the Superior Court of
McDowell, County, made in the
Special proceedings entitled: A.
C. Hewitt, administrator of Mary
L. Buffaioe, deceased, plaintiff vs
Ellis Young and wife, Evie Young
et ais, defendants, the same being
Number 3363 upon the Special
proceeding Docket of said Court,
the undersigned Commissioner
will, on the 22nd day of January,
1941, at 12 o’clock noon, at the
court house door in Burnsville, N.
C.. offer for sale to the highest
biddei for cash, all that certain
tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in Burps Ville Township,
\ ancey County, North Carolina
adjoining the lands of W. M.
Moore, and others and bounded as
follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
North side of the Asheville
Road, East side of Mill Road, and
*uns North 66 East 6 poles and 3
liriks to a white oak; thence North
12, M, degrees West 16 poles and
2 links to a post oak; thence West
2 poles and 16 links to Mill Road;
thence South 2 degrees West l!)
£°: e * 4 links o the beginning.
Containing 75-100 of an acre
more or less. Ami being the same
land as that land described in a
deed, dated the sth day of Nov
ember, 1902, executed by T J
Angel to Lutishia Angel (same
person as Mary L. Buffaioe), and
recorded in deed book 27 at page
238 and 239 in the office of tfie
Register of Deeds for Yancey *
County to which reference is here
made for further description.
1940! 1S thC I?th day of
Dm°26 £ Oll >miHßioner.
Dec. 26, Jan. 2,9, Isl. 1941