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FRIDAY—SATURDAY MARCH 24-25
' HIT NO. 1
“Santa Fe Scouts
THREE MESQUITEERS
HIT NO. 2
"The Traitor Within”
Don BARRY Jean PARKER
SUNDAY—MONDAY MARCH 26-27
"Old Acquaintance”
Bette DAVIS Miriam HOPKINS
Gig YOUNG John LOUDER
TUESDAY— MARCH 28th
"Find The Blackmailer”
Jerome COWAN, Fay EMERSON, Gene LOCKHART
CHAPTER NO. 12 SECRET CODE
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY MARCH 29-30
"Above Suspicion” f|
Joan CRAWFORD Fred MacMURRAY
ForJßale
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The following Properties offered at LESS than ac-;
tual Value:
On Account of my health, I will sell any or all of
the property listed below at less than its worth.
TERMS: One Third Down; Balance Jo suit Buyer.
First: 1 Acre Lot—Corner Main Highway and De
pot Street. Good 7 room dwelling and Store Building.
This is one of the best business locations in the County. 1
Second: 44 Acre Tract near Burnsville Depot. Good
House (needs painting) 35 acres hill land; 9 acres good,
level bottom land, rcbacro Allotment. Good wire fences.
Third: One and one half lot near Hospital building
4 room house. <
Fourth: 410 Acre Tract, 1 mile from Court HoU&e.
About 10 acres crop land. 10 acres open pasture, balan
ce in timber. 5 tenant houses, good Tobacco bam, and
Tobacco Allotment. Plenty of good springs and good
wire fences.
Fifth: 67 Acre Tiact one and one half miles west
of Burnsville on State Highway. Can mow with mow
ing machine over 64 acres. Good 7 room house, barn
Tobacco Allotment. Good wire fences.
Also for Sale X Registered Bull and 21 head grade
Hereford Cows and Heifers that are due to bring calves
this spring and summer.
When the above properties are sold, I will still own
three other places which are enough for me to manage
due to my health.
C. M. BAILEY
Phone 211, Burnsville, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
Under and by virtue of Mort
gage Deed executed on the Bth
day of November, 1932, by Fred
Hensley to the undersigned to
secure certain indebtedness and
there having been a default in
the payment of said indebtedness,
the undersigned will, at 1:00
o’clock P. M., on the 27th day of
March, 1944, at the Courthouse
door in Burnsville, N. C., sell to
the highest bidder for cash that
tract or parcel of land situate in
Egypt Township, County of Yan
cey, State of North Carolina, and
described as follows:
BEGINNING on a sycamore on
the South bank of Bald Mountain
Creek near the old store house.
This tract containing ONE HUN
DRED FIFTY (150) acres more
or less This being the tract of
land conveyed by B. S. Hensley,
deceased to Charles Hensley and
conveyed by Charles Hensley to
Molt Hensley and being the Old
Home Place known as the B S.
Hensley homestead. Being the
property acquired by Fred Hen
sley in a division of the lands
described in said Mortgage as
his entire interest in all of said
l*nds, and the above described
property is to be sold as his sep-
and entire interest in all of
the lands described in said Mort
gage. For a more specific de
scription of aaid land reference
may be had to Deed Book 49,
page 409, Records of Yancey
County, North Carolina.
This the 25th day of Feb. 1944
0. B. Hensley. Mortgagee.
March 2,9, 16, 23
I*OR SALE: 260 acres
mountain land, ideal for
pasture and tobacco grow
ing, two houses with
barns, pasture fenced, lota
of hardwood and saw logs
some Black Walnut trees
E. L. Brings, Burnsville.
Avon Products, Inc., has
good territory for a wom
an of pleasing personality
who would like to earn in
her spare time. Write S,
(c. Record).
FOR SALE: I will have
Apple Trees and Grape
Vines for sale during the
week of Court, beginning
March 20th. Good heal
thy stock. State inspect
ed. S. L. McMahan and j
FOR SALE: House and lot
in North Burnsville. Seven
rooms, bath, lights, con
crete basement, un usually
warm in winter, cool and
pleasant in summer- Some
outbuildings. Only for a
few minor repairs, in
splendid condition. Ideally
located for school, church,
etc. Priced to sell. See
Jake F. Buckner
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LETTERS FROM r
MEN IN SERVICE ;
Yancey Record?
certainly: missed t the - last
copy or two iof the Record
as it has not been forward
ed to me. I would appre-
it if the address were
changed and it was sent to
me here as it always seems
like news from home to me,
I have been grateful for
it and also the letters I
have received from many
friends there.
I have been assigned to
the field here since the
first of March and will pro
bably be here for a while
longer. Best wishes to all.
Pfc. Garmon B. Smith,
Hq. Det. 11l Bomber Com
mand, Mac Dill Field, Tam
pa 8, Florida.
Yancey Record: I have
been receiving the paper
far twc years and there is
nothing I enjoy more than
getting news from ym old
home town. I can learn so
much about my good old
school mates and friends
I used to write to.
I hope and pray that we
may soon be back home sit
ting around the fire and
seeing our friends again.
Please send the paper to
my new' address: Cpl.|
Luther Peterson, Bttry B.
802 F. A. Bn. Camp Gor
don, Ga.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
SCHOOL PROPERTY
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
The Board of Education of Yan
cey County being of the opinion
that the property, hereinafter de
. scribed, has become unnecessary
for Public School purposes, and
the said property not now being
used for School purposes, the said
Board of Education will, at 11:00
,o’clock A. M., April 12, 1944, at
1 the Courthouse door in Burns
ville, N C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash that tract or par
cel of land situate in Cane River
Township, County of Yancey and
State of North Carolina, adjoin
ing the lands of J. E. Edwards
and others and described as fol-j
lows:
BEGINNING on a Hick
ory on the bank of a small branch
abuut 300 yards East of L. H.
Edwards house and runs a North
erly course 14 poles to a Beech on
top of a ridge; then about the
same course 6 poles to a Dogv
wood; then to the river the near
-1 est course, then up and with the
! river to the mouth Lankfords
branch distant 13 poles; then up
said branch 10 poles to the mouth
!of branch first named; then up
j said branch 21 poles to the BE
GINNING, containing one and
one-half acre, more or less. Said
property will be sold subject to
| a reservation contained in the
i deed to Board of Education of
'Yancey County which provides
I that John McAlister is to have
free access to the spring with
, the privilege to erect a spring
j house on same, And being that
tract of land conveyed by John
McAlister and wife, Isaac Hile
mon and wife, to the Board of
Education by deed dated May 2,
1904, and recorded in Deed Book
62, at page 324, Records of Deeds
of Yancey County, North Carolina
The Board of Education reser
ves the right to reject any and
all bids.
This the 13th day of March,
1944,
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF'
YANCEY COUNTY
By Miss Hope Buck, Secretary
to Board of Education.
March 16, 23, 30, April G.
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FOR SALE I
Tender green Bean Seeds
10 Pound or more 25c Pound.
Less Than 10 Pound 30c. Also
Giant Stringless Green Pods.
RAY’S GROCERY
Burnsville, N. C.
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THE YANCEY RECORD
BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
The”#eatKer: Forget 16
warn you last week to look
out for "Court Week” wea
ther It never fails, and
has been cold and rainy
this week too. Thus we
greeted the first day of
spring.
About town: New arri
val: Nina and Douglas
Powell’s son, Douglas 111. .
Ernest Banner home for 10
day leave, and Paul Buck
home because of serious
illness of mother who’s
now improving... Bill Hus
kins now cadet-midshipman
in Pass Christian, Miss. . .
Lorene Beauty Shop in new
location. , . Largest group
of men left Tuesday, and
| number already back from
! exams. .. Correction please:
The garden club will not
meet Thursday evening as
announced in calendar, but
Friday at 7:30 in the court
house when extension hor
ticulturist from Raleigh
will speak. . . and if some
;one from Raleigh can come
ito speak, a good number
should be on hand to learn!
best ways to improve gar
dening.
Very Popular: Spelling!
contests. Grammar grades
! had county wide, and Eli
zabeth Anne Roberts won
second place in county. . .
Then students at B. H. S.
| will hold one soon. . . and
'we expect any day for
Dover Fouts to make the
suggestion again that we
have old folks spelling bee!
That might not be so bad,
but we don’t want to com
pete with the youngsters!
They’re much too smart.
More about—
MEN IN SERVICE
fine to hear from home
folks and through the pa
, per I learn where lots of
j the boys from home are.
Please send the paper to
my new address:
Cpl. Ralph W. Byrd, c.
Postmaster, San Francisco,
-MONTHLY REPORT
NORTH CAROLINA,
YANCEY COUNTY.
| The following exempt
» ions were issued: $32.49.
[ The following vouchers
l were issued:
| From General Funds:
$2,937.25.
From Poor funds: 216.95
l From Debt Service funds I
: $41.15.
; From health funds 120.00
I, Earl C. Wilson, Regis
ter of Deeds, in and for
Yancey County, North Car
olina, do hereby certify
that this is a true and cor
rect copy of the Minutes of
tje meeting of the Yancey
! County Board of Commis
sioners, as of March 6, 1944.
Earl C. Wilson, Register
of Deeds, Yancey County,
North Carolina.
RUSS MEMORIAL I
Recently Evangelist Dan;
Graham preached at~”this‘
church, at which time he !
baptized and received seven
persons into the church.!
At this same meeting he
ordained Garrett Forbes
as elder and Warren and
R. L. Forbes as deacons
Madge and Mary Jane
Masters, teachers in our
S. S. are now working" in.
Spruce Pine.
Miss Zetta Davison has
returned from a business
trip t o Fuquay-Verin&s
where she was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. J. Cecil
Lawrence. Miss Davison al-
FOR SALE: 20 acr r
bottom land, 30 act • woo l
land. 1-8 mile of No. 10
highway, Vi m !e of Figh
School and 5 miles v ?st cf
Marion. Free water line
available.
W. M. K. Gilkey, Marion,
N. C.
FOR SALE: 50 acre farm
with .7 tobacco allotment
orchard and pasture land.
I Pig Pen Cheek. Plenty of
saw timber and hardwood
j and pulp wood on same.
FOR SALE OR RENT: 13
acres land with .7 tobacco
allotment. Several apple
trees, Bee Branch section
near Horace Ray’s. Will
rent the tobacco land toj
reliable farmer.
FOR SALE OR RENT: 17
acres near Carl Silver’s at
Micaville. Wanted some-!
one to cultivate this land.
FOR SALE OR RENT: 30
acres near Boonford, has
lots of hardwood on same
that 1 want to have cut.
Several thousand feet saw
timber on same.
FOR SALE: 5 acres near
John Thomas on Rosie’s
branch. Several car loads
of pulp and hardwood and
several thousand feet of
poplar and hardwood saw’
timber.
FOR SALE: 20 acres near
Boonford. adjoining Jeff
Laws and Josh McCurry.
part of the Criss Garland
farm.
FOR SALE: 5 acres, eight
room house, barn, .8 acre
tobacco allotment, 100 ap
ple trees, Burnsville, N. C7
Will rent pasture for
about 20 head of cattle.
E. L. Briggs.
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COUNTY QUOTA $4250
- Collections To Date $3570.90
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| soi visited Rev. and Mrs.
! John Young at Stovall and
Colonel and Mrs. Bennett
Stow, re
sidents of Rock Creek sec
tion.
The auxiliary met at
Mrs. Garrett Forbes for an
all day meeting at which
time a quilt was quilted for
Grandfather Orphanage.
The fifth leadership class
for this winter has been
jheld here. This one on Per
sonal Evangelism was at
tended by Madeline Honey
cutt, Thelma Yelton, Janie
sand Louise Street, Betty
ahd Billy Garland, Ray
Forbes and Warren and R.
L. Forbes, the few remain
ing young people in oiir
church. Credit cards ior
these courses are Issued t o
those who complete the
course
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THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1944
PERSONALS
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Opha King a son, March 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett
King have been visiting
their parents on Jacks
Creek,
Miss Frances Tomberlin
of Swiss is now working
at the Beacon Co., Swan
nanoa, N. C. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Tomberlin.
Joyce King is ill of mea
. sles at her home.
NOTICE
The Yancey county Board
■of Education will receive
• bids for hauling coal for
’ the 1944-45 term on Friday*
* March 24. The coal will be
i shipped to Burnsville, Hun
tdale and Green Mountain.