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PAGE FOUR VANCEY THEATRF" * BURNSVICLE, N. C. " FRIDAY—SATURDAY MAY 4-5 Double Feature "That’s My Baby” Riehard ARLEN Ellen DREW "Sundown Valley” Charles STARKKIT Dub TAYLOR SUNDAY—MONDAY MAY 6-7 'Abroad With Two Yanks’ William Bendix, Iltien Walker, Dennis TUESDAY— MAY Bth -*a "The Last Ride” Riehard TRAVIS Eleanor PARKER M , UMIUU _ W __ JU L ___, . .. L ii ■ - . ■'■!■■ ■ ■■ —■—— WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY 9-10 "Sensations of 1945” Eleanor Powell, Woody Herman and His Band FOR SALE: One house andj lot, 5 rooms and bath, one barn. See J. L. Biggs or E. L. Briggs, Burnsville. FOR SALE: Cars, Station ery Motors, Parts. Body and Repair work. See Ban Bodford in alley behind Courthouse and Briggs Grocery. FOR SALE: 50 acres land.; 5 room house, good barn 30x30, Concrete can house, a good smoke house, gar age, chicken house, Hog pen. All buildings in good condition. Concrete walk and steps at front and kit- 1 chen doors. A nice lawn fenced in. This property is on the best graded, gravel road in North Carolina. In Yancey county on Toe Riv er. one mite from the mouth of Cane River. 200 Boxwoods. Plenty pasture under good fence. A good place to Fish. All for •53000.00 Part terms if wanted. See W. A. Hughes at property, Huntdale NOTICE Ol ADMINISTRATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF YANCEY i Having qualified as Administra j tor of tile Estate of Glessie Ii Stanley, deceased, late of Yanee\ County, North Carolina, this is to, notify all -peisonfehifyiisfr r7Taihist apa i nst the Estate of sail deeeas ed to exhibit them to the under signed at Burnsville, N. C„ on or before the 3rd day of Aprii, 1946. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recover • All persons indebted to said Estate will please make immediate 1 payment. This the 3rd day of April, 1945 | Henry Stamev, Administrator' of the Estate of Glessie B Stanley,! deceased. April »r 12. 19. 26. May 3. 10. 19451 HARRIS BROTHERS STOVE AND PLUMBING WORKS Best Values IN Plumbing & Heating I JOHN EVANS STORE BUILDING BURNSVILLE, N. C. ! ”We tan now furnish, for a limited time, a com- j vjJlete bath room outfit, consisting of cast iron tub j r on legs, new commode, new lavatory, and all pre war fittings. Solid brass chrome plated pre-war shower heads Grade A, two compartment kitchen sinks, new water jackets (Laundry type), guaranteed to 250 lb. pressure, new Range Boilers. We have new Cast Iron Coal heaters and cast Iron wood heaters. Genuine. Maytag factory parts. If your washing machine has a small type Wringer you can ex change it for the new balloon type wringer. We can rebuild any make Washing Machine, Gasoline or Electric. Will pay top Cash Price for old Lawn Mowers and old Washing Machines regardless of make or condition. Spuds Sprout Wings Out ot the earth and into the sky will go millions ol bushels of potatoes In 1915! The mainstay ol the American dinner table has grown wings for yio tory. Starch from the U. S. family’s favor ite vegetable has taken on the impor tant job of “slashing” or coating certain yarns used in manufacturing airplane fabric, parachute cloth and closely woven balloon cloth. It’a in other needed textiles, too. About 400 million bushels of potatoee will be needed in 1943 for all uses, tha production (with average yield*) from a national goal of 3,137,000 acre*. Total plantings sought this year are four per cent greater than the 194-4 acreage. Last year’s planting of 3,009,700 acre* pro duced 379,436,000 bushels of potatoes. Emphasis is being placed on late potatoes, since the early crop mast be used while fresh and cannot be stored to supply markets next whiter and In the early spring of 1946. The price support program sot pot» toes produced this year will be at a lovel not less than 90 percent of (St parity price as of January 1, 1945, lea early and intermediate varieties, aM jfet of July 1, 1945, for late potatoes. WOOD ~ STOVE WOOD FOR SALE: Prompt delivery anywhere in count >. See or write Jess Cooper, Burnsville N. C. Penland & Ayers Saw Mill. (Aug.) LOST: Pair of Glasses and case last Thursday with the name Sorrells in case. Please return to L. E Briggs’ Furniture Store j and receive reward. HTURNSVILLE “So They Say” The weather: Much as we like for Florida folks to come back, we wonder why they bring bacf weather! Blamed one cold “spell” on the Charles Byrds, another on the H. W- Smiths, and this week when the Bene dicts, the Binghams and Bertha Palmer all came, we’ve had snow <3 inches on Mt. Mitchell, slight fall here > and cold for days! About town: Houses bou ht and sold: Cecil and At v ) as Angel sold their home on .'own Hill to Thelma Ang lin, and Alice Roland sold the Roland home to Cecil Higgins . . New houses going up too: Yates Ben nett, Bob Angel and Troy Cooper all building in west Burnsville, and Mrs. Honey cutt, next door to Troy Rays and the Pouts. . The R. E. Taylors have moved to town too, to the W M. English property. . Those leaving for California this week were Irene Riddle; who will visit Stanley in San ’ Diego, Susan Waller; who is joining her mother | in San Francisco, and the Areemus Simmons family the \va s -already employed there* . . Roy Ray and Yates King also took a trip down for induction but, didn’t pass final exams and are back home again. . We hear that Ashton is in Navy but haven’t heard of others who left last week . Bob Cheadle over again for brief visit, and Ethel and Lloyd Williams here for two weeks. . . Weddings of Electrical Appliances Out of Order? Let us Repair.them. We also Develop, Print nr! Enlarge Pictures (an. size). See us for any wof.v of this kind. Mclntosh radio SERVICE Burnsville, N. C. Open After School and On Saturdays NOTICE OF SALK i- ... In The Superior (Yurt r; NORTH CAROLINA I YANCEY COUNTY | Yancey County, Plaintiff i! VB. .J' O. B. Young and wife, Iva Young, and Ray Howell; Dr. W. C. Tate Under and by virtue of u juug; ! ment in the above entitled action, I appointing the undersigned as | commissioner to sell the property ■! hereinafter described to satisfy | said judgment for 1939 and 1940 I I taxes, penalties, interest and costs, - the undersigned will, on the 4th day of June, 1945, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at the Courthouse door in Burnsville, North Carolina, sell to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said judgment, together with all costs and subsequent taxes, the following described property lying and l.eing in Crab tree Township, Yancey (bounty, North Carolina, » adjoining the lands of The National Graphite Company and others, and describ ed as follows: BEGINNING at a stone The National Graphite Company’s lot; then South 80'/ 2 West with said line 36 poles to a s‘ake; then South BVi East with said line 23 poles to a chestnut; then South 53 East with said line 8 pole's to the upper corner* of Forebay at South loe River; thence up and with the meanders of said river 85 poles to a stake in Zeph Young’s line; then North 85Vi West with said line 55 poles to a double black oak on top of a ridge; then North 55Vi East 50 poles to a stake on top of the ridge; then North 61 East 72 poles to a stake on top of the ridge South of the old George Young high house place; then North 79Vi East 46 poles to a stake; then North 9 West 12 feet to a wild cherry, James Silvers’ corner; thence with said Silvers’ line a Northeast course 16 rods to a stake, with road excepted; then 26 rods to a stake in the old .1 D Young line; then 8 rods with said xfixTA YounK ' 8 line 40 the BEGIN NING, containing 34 acres, more or less And being all the lands convey ed by J. D. Young and E A Young to O. B Young, hy deed dated March 29th 1912 ami record-1 ™. ln P«^ r Book 42 at page 263, 254 and 265. This Ist day of May, 1945. BILL ATKINS. Commissioner M*y 3, 10, 17, 24, 1945 Tun? V \NrF/Y RECORD interest: Jack Charles here with attractive bride—they were married April 24. Kif fen Hennessee and Miriam Phillips were married "Mon day, and James Powell and Sister Riddle will be mar ried Saturday (James and his mother already here, and Edwin and Lillian will come today, we hear) . . . The scouts all looking for ward to camporee and hop ing that the rain will stop before Friday! ... Don’t know the number of pounds collected in clothing drive, but there’s certainly a wonderful collection that will be passed oh to those less fortunate than we. . . Application blanks for can ning sugar will be given to school children at high schools on Friday, so be sure to get yours and turn in to ration board. Families who have no children in school may get blanks at ration board office. Gladys Penland was at home for the week end from Mars Hill College. There is a possibility of developing surgical spong es made of starch that can safely be sewed up in wounds because the sponge material can be absorbed by the body. F(|WICTORY UNITED KW WAR (UM ONDS JwjBISTAMPS j Hoiv can you get ! A WAR TIME JOB WITH A POST WAR FUTURE?; I » Pulpwood is one of >ur most serious war-time shortages. T'sa need for more manpower to meet this critical shortage is especially great now that \ the Supreme Command is appealing to the • | -American people to increase the flow of supplies. j? VT..J 1 —-— ‘ . , t . , ( , • ...i, , ’ "Critical" War-Time Jobs The Future of Pulpwood Pulpwood has found many war uses. From it are made explosives, tow lines for gliders, plastic plane parts, shipping containers and thousands of other things. Pulpwood woj k rates with the most essential war industries. But it is work that will continue after the war. NEEDED IN’ NC.RTIJ CAROLINA * 450,000 CORDS BY JUNE 30 , I '■ 1 3g~jE__ Sponsored by Nowspzpzr Pj’pwood Committs9 * American Newspcpar Bvkihhsrs Association t BALD CREEK NEWS The Sophomore class of Bald Creek high school gave a Picnic Thursday after noon, April 19 for Junior Pate and Ralph Tomberlin who left for service the fol lowing week, and for Jim Tibet and Junior Ramsey who will leave for service soon. There were thirty guests ! for the enjoyable occasion, | A weiner roast was given Saturday night and a sur- j prise party Monday for; June Foxx who was leaving) for Asheville where she is now employed. The hostes ses were Bonnie Mclntosh and Jean Carr and a num ber of guests attended each of the events for Miss Foxx. i. * , .» HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING SUPPLIES - We carry a complete line of BUILDING MATER IALS, including Doors, Windows, Trim, Pee Gee Points and Varnishes, Brushes, Brick, Sand, Tile, Lehigh Ce - ment and Lime, Plumbing’ and Bathroom Fixtures, Flintkote Roofing, Brick Siding, Wallpaper, Felt, Gut tering, Piping, galvanized or black—All kinds and sizes of Nails - Plywood. Modern Moore Dry Kiln and complete Planing Mill Facilities at your service. Get our Prices before you buy BUILDING M ATERIALS. Varnishes—Stains—Enamels Roberts & Johnson Lumber Co. WEST BURNSVILLE ON ASHEVILLE HIGHWAY * m i ■■■■ FOR BEST RESULTS Feed FulLO-Pep Chick Starter & Growing Mash We have a limited Supply of Soy Beans, Millet and Cane Seed for Hay Crops. Plenty of Fertilizer and Nitrate of Soda FARMERS FEDERATION BURNSVILLE, N. C. > , m mm wi 11 riiTTirMMMMMMM—— n The many war-time developments in the use of pulpwood have opened the way for equally great peace-time uses. Tiie .pulp and paper industry the nation's 6.h largest looks forward to even greater expansion. It’ll be a good buss: f ,-r you to be in after the war r.j well as tod:”/. • THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1945
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