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Sale of Land for Taxes
Fairchild, Jot 56 $484 12.27
Fairchild. Tom 50 S3BO 7.39
Fox, I. T. 4* £445 5.79
Fox. James 27*1390 / 10.49
Gibbs, Ira F. (Adm)33 522 10.75
Gibbs. J. P. Min. Int $l5O 4.05
Gibbs, A. C. 32 $487 10.12
Glenn & Washburn 24 S4BO 9.99
Glenn Browning 58 $1740 32.70
Gouge. Herbert 6 $l2O 5.78
Gouge, Mrs. Newton 2 $92 3.00
Gouge. Beulah 3 $75 2.70
Gouge, Ben 2 $34 5.37
Grindstaff. John Jr. 53 1600 28.38
Grindstaff,' Fred 234 $430 11.21
Grindstaff. Lonas 20 $l3O 5.81
Grindstaff, Avery 6Vi SBB 6.06
Gurley. T. Q, 25 SO3O 16.44
Hall, Carey £\ 11 $220 21.22
HalL Kerby 71 $412 12.04
Harris & Goodin 54 $595 12.07
Harrison, S. L. 12 $340 11.42
Harrison. Eugene 14 1-4 $124 5.72
Harris Dan 25 S2OO 8.07
Hensley, Joe 2 soo * 2.25
Hensley. Comddore 4 $230 7.61
Hervey. David E. 15 SI6BO 31.62
Hollifield. Virgil 5 SSO 4.37
Hollifield, Hester 3 $l7O 4.41
Huskins. Virgil 14 $250 7.97
Huskins, Virgil 15 SIBO 4.69
Huskins. Charles 100 SSOO 10.36
Kelly, Paul 1 S4OO 8.55
Latham. Dudlpy E .10 $l5O 4.05
Lawson Ifc Deneen 125 $2700 50.00
Letterman, George 1 SIOO 6.33
Lettenhan. J. W. 22 $875 17.12
Mcßee, McKinney et als Min.
Int. $l5O 4.05
McCampoeU. Dr. John 7 3-4
|230 ' 5.49
McCrackin, H. M 9 S9O 2.97
McEntyre. A. C. Gdns. 15 354 7.73
McEntyre, Lewis 2! 1-4 $56 4.47
McEntyre. Jason 18 $264 9-2®
McKinney, Thomas 48 $446 11.72
McMahan. W. T. 26 1-3 $133 3.84
McMahan, Mrs Saiiie 21 $252 5.88
Mcßae. Hugh, ,& Co. lndf 40 .
. , SI2OO 22 97
Mace, C. K. 10 $97 10.41
Mace, Tull 5 SIOO 7.48
Mayberry. J. A. 4 S3OO 6. io
Murphy. Lawrence 3 $25 3.92
x Neal Brothers 35 S3OO 6.75
Newdaie Mica Co. Min. Int.
$930 ’ 4.8.10
Non-Metaiic. Minerals Inc.
Min Int. $2400 44.59
Ogle, H. B. 22 4360 10.05
Parker, Charles 32 $360 8.51
Penland. James 10 $l5O 6.17
Phillips John W. 55 1-4 715 20.78
Pless, J. Will 64 $640 12.88
Pope, Theodore 3 $27 3.95
Putnam. W. R. 1 SIOO 3.15
Ray. Barnett 31 Ms $755 18.06
Robinsin. Garrett 27 $216 5.24
Robinson, Raymond 57 $570 11.60
Robinson, J. Luther 16 S3BO 10.73
Robinson. Earl 50 SSBO 17.52
Robinson. Gordon Hrs. 3 S4O 2.07
Robinson & McNeal 28 $458 9.60
Robinson, K. E. 84 $1390 bal 15.50
Robinson, John H. 75 SBOO 15.99
Robinson. John |& Alice 20
$695 13.87
Robinson, John & Carroway
Heirs 195 $2535 47.03
Robinson, James |& Lat 85
$785 - 15.44
Robinson. Ruby 52 $676 13.52‘i
Robinson, J. Rich Hrs. Min
Int. S3OO 6.75
Robinson, Jay 67 $775 15.32
Self. Grant 53 $455 9.55
Sheffer. Mrs May 7 $165 432
Shuford, Mrs. E. C 3 $75 270
Shuford, Roscoe 16 3-4 $360 7.83
Shuford. Vernie 3 S6O 4.55
Silver, Henry 2 $135 6.91
Simmons. Arcemus 1 $250 5.85
Sisk, R P. 15 $l5O 6.20
Smith. Heirs 6 $l5O 4.05
Smith, W. M. 23 S2BO 6.39
Styles, L. J. 3 $75 2.70
Teague. & Autrey 13 S3OO 675
Thcmas, Mack 2 slls 342
Watson. E. £. 33 $330 7.29
Weatherman, Mrs M II
Hrs. 10 S2OO J 5.95 ,
Webb. F. E. 7 S2BO '•* 920
Westall, A. H. Hrs 7 SSO 225
Westall, A. R ,61 $655 -22 28
Westall, J. P Hrs Min Int.
S2OO 4 95
Whetstine. Arnold 8 $250 815
Whetstine, Edd 9 1-4 S3OB 13 49
Wilson Dan 13 SIOO 5.27
Wilson. Fred 3 $l5O 373
Wilson, W. P. 57 $750 17 96
Wilson. Walter 12 $335 -7 39 '
Wilson. Jasper 3 1-4 SIOO 315
Wilson. Arnold 18 $306 898 j
Young, James 77 $865 16 94
Fortner. Troy 21 $443 935
McNeill. J. W. 4 $25 1.80 ,
Patton. Arthur M. 50 S4OO 8.55 j
PENSACOLA TOWNSHIP
Adkins, RBI S3OO 801 ]
Adkins. S. P. Hrs. 52 $1205. 23 07 (
Adkins, Joanna Hrs. 223 925. 18 02 ]
Allen, Nancey 10 $l3O 3.69 ]
Allen, U. S. 20Vi $915 17.85 ]
Allen. E A. 35 $290 6.58 ]
Autrey, L. A. 4 $l7O 6.53 ]
Autrey, G H. 2 $l3O. 387 ]
Bagwell, C. G. 30 S3OO 6.76 ]
Bagwell. Pereda 25 SBOO. 15.77
Carroway, C. C. 20 S3OO 6.7 C
Dale, J W. 10 $450 997 ]
Davis. T. W. 25 $520 10.85 ]
Gardner, E. J. Hrs 25 $325. 7.21 '
Hensley, F. D. 6 $l6O. 4.23 j
Hensley. Mrs Emma 27 1250 29.79 J
Hutchins, J. C. 56Vi $997. 12.17; : ]
Ingle, Ivery 5 S6O. 2 , 43 ]
Kinsey. C. P. 1 S3O. 1.89 i
McMahan. W. C. 8 $275. 8.52
McMahan, Lonnie 3 $45. 2.17 j
McMahan. Geter E. 19 1
$465 11 85 ]
McMahan, Bell R 8 $l2O 351 1
McPeters. Earl 13 Vi $363 10 19 1
Martin, James W. 1 $126 3.61! J
Mumpower. Mrs. Julie 2 $l7O 4.41 1
Mumpo ver, Fred & Ralph 3
$225 541 I
Ogle. John 15 S6OO 12 72 1
Ogle, W. L. 24 $225. 7.71 !
Ogle. Hattie 10 $175. 461 l
Rathbone, Reggie 3Vi sl4l. 614 !
Hathbone. Carl 1 S9O. 520 !
Rathbone, C. A. Est 12 $256 606 i
Rathbone. J. W 3 $76 271 r
Ray, Mrs Zula 25 SI3OO. 24 78
Ray. Mrs. Dorothy 47 $720. 14 32 r .
Kiddle, Bertha 2 $l5O. 4 15 >
Riddle. E. R. 474 $1917. 86.04 1
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|p(|^ICTORY
jrcSjl UNITED
STATES
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Notice To Creditors To File Claims
In Superior Court
NORTH CAROLINA,; „.; :
YANCEY COUNTY.
YANCEY CYANITE COMPANY
Plaintiff
vs.
MAS-CELO MINES, INC.
* Defendant
To all creditors and parties
holding claims against ■ MAS
CELO MINES, INC.
You and each of you are here
by notified to present your claims
duly itemized and verified, to
gether with a statement of the
nathre of your claim, the securi
ties or priorities, if any, in re
spect to said claim, to the under
signed receiver, §t his office at
the Cyanite Mill in Burns.ville, on
or before the 18th day of January
1943, or your claims will be bar
red from participation in the dis
tribution of the assets of the de
fendant, MAS&-CELO MINES,
INC. *
You are further notified that
the receiver will take and state
an account of the affairs of MAS
CELO MINES, INC., giving a list
of all creditors and the amounts
for which the claims are filed and
allowed or disallowed, the said
Report to be filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Yancey County on or before
the 18th day of January, 1943,
and tjiat anyperson interested "as
a creditor or claimant, or other
wise, in the affairs of the defen
dant may except to the allowance
or disallowance of any claim or
part of any claim, but that such
exception must be filed not later
than January 18th, 1943, the date
when the next ensuing term of
tbi v Superior Court of Yancey
County convenes. No exception
to the allowance or disallowance
of any claim will be permitted to
be filed after said date but by
special order of the presiding
Judge.
This notice is given pursuant
and in obedience to an order
wherein the undersigned receiver
was appointed permanent receiv
er of the asSets of the defendant
in the above entitled action.
This December 3, 1942.
V. L. Mattson. Receiver.
Dec. 3, 10, IT. 24. 1942
Riddle, Bill & Kermit 16
SB9O. 21.63
Riddle. Charlie 64 $624 12.60
Robins, C. C. 1 SSOO 10 36
Roland. S. M. 10 $205. 5^05
Threadgill, Percy 4372 ' •
sllßßl. Bal ’ 184 36
Wheeler. N. B Hrs. 12 $l2O 3.51
Wileage, Dr Francis M 2 1-4
$125. 3 61
Wilson. R. \V. 15 SIOO. 315
Wilson. C. L. 10 $515 , 23 74
Wilson. A. E. 232 4 $2442 68 54
Wilson, T. J. Jr 105 $1616 61.67
Wilson. R W. 134 SIBO. 459
Ogle. William 2-3 $75. 4^83
PRICES CREEK TOWNSHIP
Angel. Beth & Virginia 60
34.24
Anglin, John 21 $382 9 75
Anglin. J B. Est. 3Vi $125 361
Arrowood, C. B. 5 slls 876
Adkins. Brothers 68 $340 748
Austin. S. D. 50 $l5O 4 05
Austin, C. H. 69 $798 17 91
Banks. B T. 234 $175 451
Boone, Mrs R, N. Est 78 410 8 74
Bridwell. H J. 60 $595 13 43
Briggs. Frank 53 $4390 80 46
Carter, Carrie 100 SSOO 10 36
Citizens Bank 22 $220 531
Edwards. J. M. 215 $7095 144 81
Edwards, Burguss 35 S2OO 725
Elkins. T. M 21 $445 937
Elkins. Etta Est 37, $655 13 16
Gardner, Mack D 16 $690 13 91
Harris, Walter 114 $454 9^55
Hensley, Zora IVi $260 603
Hensley. Hoyt 18 $275 970
Hensley, C. P. 44 3-4 $565 11 54
Holcombe, Alvin 12 S3OO 10 44
Holcombe. J A Est 50 SBSO 18 80
Ledford. S. C. & Wife 85
SISBO 30 02
McKinney, Flossie 24 S4BO 10 00
McLaughlin, Arthur 50 $350 7 66
Maney. Jack 10 $l5O 16 24
Maney, C. J. 16 $240 667
Melton, Lewis 1 S4OO 856
Metcalf. J; R- 41 $535 12 9 g
[Morrison,-C. C* 244 SBOO 15 77
Penland, B. B. 21 $435 10 34
Penland. Fled 1 s7o 478
Penland, Dallas 3 SBO 597
Penland. John L 8 $320 9^24
Penland, Walser 6 $l7O 867
Penland. W. L. 55 $574 U7B
Penland. Mrs Clyde 10 $330 674
Pen and, Hubert 274 S4OO 10 68
Penland. Noble Est 5 1-10 75 271
Penland. N. N. 49 $414 881
Penland, Weldon 10 $l2O 351
Penland. Grier 3 S9O 2 97
Phillips, Sam 3-4 $75 843
Shepherd. John Boyd 24 590 15 DJ
Silvers, Ben 15, $384 827
Styles. Mack 10 $195 702
Styles. Clyde lfi $344 967
Styles. Mrs. Panzy 12 $lB7 678
Taylor, W. Granville 46 $460 9 64
Whittington, Mrs. Mamie 9
$lB6 ' 470
Wilson, J. H. 63 $265 6 13
York. Mrs. T. W. 20 $360 7.66
YANCE’\T
Burnsville,
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WEEKS PROGRAM
AT A GLANCE
PHONE 199
FRI.-SAT. DEC. 18-19
Number 1
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“HOME IN WYOMING”
With -a
GENE AUTRY
SUNDAY, DEC. 20th
CARDBOARD
bILLOTER.
GEORGE SANDERS
MONDAY. DEC. 21st
TUESDAY DEC 22nd
“REMEMBER PEARL
HARBOR”
3 With
Don Barry - Fay McKenzie
! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23^1
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Drawing For $50.00 Cash
THURSDAY, f)EC. 24th
FRIDAY, DEC. 25th
BOYS
There it a tremendous need foe a cicap^
.. wholesome and educational, yet
. entertaining boy’a pubDcarioa. a
k That’s why, for 30 jnan, the Bof A
wL Scouts of America hi* pub.
■j tithed BOYS’ LIFE.
It’s the mii;uint you
will b« glad to JM L
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THE YANCEY RECORD
I BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
We can’t believe that it’s
the week before Christmas,
that one weekjfrom today
. old Santa will ocome
’round to visit good boys
and girls . . . and, children,
we’re very sorry that for
the first time in years we
haven’t had room for those
nice > “Letters to Santa”
that you’ve written and
sent to us. Hope that he’ll
bring you all the . things
you want anyway. And
we’d like to quote ihe let.-j
ters that say: “Bring me
war stamps so that • I can
help the war to be over
soon”. ... That’s a fine*'
thing to ask! . . . . Letters
from the men in camp all
send their “Best wishes
for a Merry Christmas” to
folks back horpe and we
know that they’re thinking
of us just as surely as ve’re
, thinking of them. . . It still
isn’t too late, either, to
send the’fti a cabled greet-!
ing message
Brief comment: College
boys and girls begining to
arrive for the holidays. . . .
Real estate deal of the :
week: Edge building sold
to Sam Yancey of Marion.
Glad to learn that the G. B.
Woodys will be back with
us. We’ve missed them for '
the past year. He’s wiTR
Yancey Cyanite company. .
Lieut. Myron Hanjiltm
now in San Francisco. . . .
Sam Byrd Bennett here for
few days. . . . Gus Fender
and Oscar K. Sparks now
in Africa. . . . An especially
nice Christmas letter from
Chick Butner “somewhere
in Pacific” . . and we heard
last week that Frank had
been promoted to the rank
of boatswain.'. . The Bingo
party tonight promises to
be most happy affair
grand prize will be a pound
of coffee which Ann
Briggs was carrying pro
udly this morning. Relic
of pre-ration days!
Back home, just in time for
ihe “winter ssason”, the
Nichols who have been vis
iting Ollis in California.
Note: If your electric
bill is a little larger this
time it’s because you’ll be
paying for a month and
third at the some time. . .
Meters weren’t read as us-j
ual as the REA which has
purchased the property
will take over on 18th. . . .
By waiting to read meters
everything will be cleared
up. . .
We’ve heard of “Golden
Burley” and we’ve about
decided that that’s the
right name for it. . . . Fine
tobacco and fine price's. . .
and many of the farmers 1
are investing part of it in 1
War Bonds and that’s fine
too.
hound: Check belonging
to Charlie King. Call at
Farmers’ Federation.
i
More About—
-4 H CLUB
bought three purebred Po
land-China barrows and
one purebred gilt.
J The goal for all the 4-H
, clubs in the county is to
place twenty-five pigs with
( 4-H club boys of the differ
ent schools. .
MAN WANTED: cTod
nearby Rawleigh Route
now open. If willing to
conduct Home Service
business while earning
good living, write immed
iately. Rawleigh’s Dept.
NCL-30-45, Richmond, Va.
-' A
FOR SALE: Thoroughbred
Cocker Spaniel Puppies,
now 7 weeks old, SIO.OO.
Mrs. Fred Proffitt.
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I TOOK MY TOBACCO TO BOONE, .i
And sold it on the market there. I am certainly
well pleased with the way officials of the warehouse
treated me, and the way in which sales were conducted.
My tobacco was soM without my having to wait
over, and the price was-better than I expected. I sold
1822 pounds for $911.90 —an average of 50c a pound.
The buyers at the Boone Market are certainly
watching for Burley from Yancey County.
A. C. Fox, Cane River, N. C.
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Attention
*•
Tobacco Farmers
of
YANCEY COUNTY
U. S. Department of Agricultural Marketing Ser
vice, Raleigh, North Carolina gives Boone an official
average of $30.29 for the season of 1941-42.
No Waiting
No Delay I
You can sell your Tobacco, get your check and re
turn home the same day. As a Farmer, Warehouseman,
and Friend, it shall be a pleasure and privilege to han
die your tobacco this year.
. ... 0 # - ' - |II
ROSCOE COLEMAN, Prop. I
I
Mountain Burley Tobacco
Warehouses
' Number 1 and 2
Boone, North Carolina I
* Tune in Daily except Sunday at 7:20 A. M. W. J. H. I
L., Johnson City and listen to Boone Tobacco Market
Re P° r ts ~ i :, I
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CLASSIFIED ADS
SIO.OO REWARD: For in
formation leading *to re-
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17; 1942
covery of 22 Colt Woods
man target pistol. Red
front sight. Lost from
car. Micavißf Box 1.
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