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VANCEY THEATRF
BURNSVILLE, N. C. "
FRIDAY—SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13-14
—• Double Feature
“THE GREAT STAGECOACH ROBBERY”
WILD BILL ELLIOTT
Plus
“GENTLEMAN MISBEHAVES”
Robert STANTON Os a MASSEN
SUNDAY—MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15-16
“MISS SUSIE SLAGLE’S”
Veroniea LAKE Sonny TUFTS
TUESDAY— SEPTEMBER 17th
“SWAMP FIRE”
Johnny WEISSMULLER Virginia GREY
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18-16
“SAN ANTONIO”
Errol FLYNN Alexis SMITH
FOR SALE: 13 acre farm,
5 room house, 1 acre To
bacco allotment, Tobacco
bam, 3*/ 2 miles West of
Burnsville, Jacks Creek
Highway. Ideal place for
one who wants small farm,
or for a G. I. who wants a
lionve immediately. Some
level river bottom land on
same. E. L. Briggs, Owner.
FOUND: A Watch. Write
A. H. Mutschler, Sturgis,
Miss. Enclose a Post Card
for reply. Describe your
watch.
Used Furniture, Re-condi
tioned upright and player
Pianos, Antiques and
China. Plenty of Dining
Room Suites, Bed Room
Suites, China Closets- and
other household furniture
Wholesale. We can furn
ish you a pick-up or a
Trailer load. Young Bros.
Shelby, N. C., Phone 792
FOR SALE: We have sev
eral Beds, China Closets,
Cabinets, Chairs, etc. If
interested please call and
see—Bargenhous
FOR Paint and Body Work
See Ban Bod ford at the
Bargenhous at the foot of
Town Hill
FOR RENT OR SALE: The
Vance Carroll house and
farm at Baccus, near Mi
caville. E. L. Briggs.
FOR RENT: Large Rooit
with 2 single beds. Men
preferred. Can furnish
breakfast. Apply Mrs. W j
H. Holleman in Mr. Clyde
Baileys place.
WANTED: Young man
with some experience in
Cabinet work. Veteran
preferred. See Z. V. Ben
nett, Bennett Furniture
Co. Burnsville.
I ATTENTION I
8 For First Class Stove Repair Work, or Plum-B
I bins; Work,
I Write Box 222 or Call 232 I
; Ido a general line of repair work, any job!
■ done from 25c up. fl
fl I have some good rebuilt stoves for sale or canfl
■ get you a new one on special orders. fl
fl 1 Electric Washing Machine. Good condition fl
fll New Electric Iron fl
fll Home Comfort Range-Enamel Finish fl
I F. M. HARRIS I
fl First House Behind the Northwestern Bank fl
I BURNSVILLE, N. C. I
WOOD
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE
Prompt delivery anywhere
in county. See or write
Jess Cooper, Burnsville
N. C. Penland & Ayers
Saw Mill.
Phone 211
WANTED TO RENT: At
unfurnished apartment oi
house. Call the Record of
fice, phone 43.
WANTED: Reliable whit,
girl or woman as servant
Live in private home, help
with housework, care of
child. Afternoon off each
week. One week-end off a
month. $lO weekly. Write
Asheville Bax 14.
FOR SALE
1 Ingersoll-Rand Air Com
pressor (105); 168 ft. 11-4
inch pipe; 1 Gardner-Den
ver line oiler; 50 ft. 3-4 air
hose; l Atlas special 2 A
Blasting machine; 1 CP-10
Sinker Drill, 1 in. chuck; 1
water attachment for wet
drilling: 200 lbs. Hex, 1 in
steel; also miscellaneous
small tools. J. T. Tucker
Box 146, Burnsville, N. C
FOR SALE: New Ford
and Chevrolet Wheels'
New passenger and truck
recapped tires. New tube: j
and accessories. Fi v
Point Tire Exchange,
267-69 Broadwav, Ashe
I ville, N. C.
WANTED: To let on lease
an undeveloped feldspar
quarry. Upper Indian
Creek. Prices Creek Town
ship. G. H. Blankenship,
3010 White Ave., Balti
j more, Md.
BURNSVILLE—
“So They Say”
The weather.: Really cool,'
and perfect Indian summer;
days and nights! Some)
bright color in the leaves
and the golden rod and wild
asters blooming in prof us- 1
ion.
About town: College stu
dents leaving for school
these days and the town 1
will soon look a little less,
lively. . . It’s grand, howev
er, to learn that Burnsville
has final approval for es
tablishing an Off-Campus
center here, so we’ll have a;
number of students study
ing right here. . . Registra
tion will take place on
Sept. 23, and all students,
veteran or non-veteran, will
register then. A representa
tive from the University
will be here to aid in get
ting everything lined up
and started. A wonderful
opportunity to earn a full
year’s credit for college
work! . . . Big order for
books for the library was
sent off last week. Inquire;
about these all along! They
should arrive just in time
for sit-by-the-fire reading. .
The auction sale at the
Bald Creek Gym on Satur
day evening sounds most
interesting . . . Sorry we
haven’t heard anything else
this week. Really, folks
should “say more”'!
Ruth Mclntosh who re
cently received a discharge'
from the Marine Corps is!
now at visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Mclntosh.
Mrs. M. C. Honeycutt
has returned from a visit,
with relatives in, Washing-;
ton and New York. Beth!
Honeycutt accompanied herj
home for a visit.
REWARD: For return of!
Wheel and Tire taken!
from trunk of 1941 Motfel|
Packard Clipper Sedan at!
Nu-Wray Hotel. Impossible'
to replace wheel, there-!
lore $25 Reward for wheel'
Additional reward for
wheel and tire complete.
See Edward S. Shorter ati
NU-WRAY HOTEL, Bur j
nsville.
FOR SALE: One New!
Concrete Block Machine;
and mixer complete. Mail
chine is at my house »/,
Pensacola. C. D. Wilson. ,J
| ATTENTION EVERYBODY?
*
After two happy years .in Burnsville, we are now
located at 86, Elizabeth S trett, Asheville, N. Car.,
where we shaft be keepintg open house for our
friends of Yancey and adjoining counties.
HELPING OTHERS TO FIND HAPPINESS,
; AND TO BUILD BETTER, HEALTHIER BOD
IES—THAT WILL BE OUR REGULAR MINIS
TRY OF SERVICE TO GOD AND MAN.'
We offer Swedish M.issage Treatments For:
THE VARIOUS FORMS OF RHEUMATISM, I
ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS, SCIATICA, TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES, COLDS, SINUITIS, HAY
FEVER, ASTHMA, FAULTY ELIMINATION,
POOR CIRCULATION, NERVOUSNESS, INSO
MNIA; SPECIAL FACIAL AND SCALP
TREATMENTS. ALSO, WE OFFER COMMON
SENSE ADVICE AND HELP IN GAINING OR
REDUCING WEIGHT.
Give this scientific system of Theraphy a
1 chance to help you as it has helped thousands, to
I LOOK AND FEEL YO UNGER, and to have re
newed VIM, VIGOR, AND VITALITY for all you 1
undertake.
Office Hours: (Daily Except Sunday) 9A. M.
to 5 P. M.
Treatments at other, times can be arranged by
special appointment. | t i
H. M. ALLEY, Graduate Practioner; MRS. H. M.
ALLEY, MISS EVELY N ALLEY, Graduate As
sistants. i k *
THE YANCEY RECORD
p Behind
Your Bonds
i Uai the Might of Amorlca
J MISSISSIPPI’S R
A* CONTRIBUTION \
The U. S. Waterways Experiment
Station, near Vicksburg, Miss.,
solves problems arising in the im
provement oi rivers and harbors
throughout the Nation. Over 10,000
women in the state can three mil
lion quarts of food a year; a Pas
cagoula factory makes beach slip
pers from wood, and 80 per cent of
the Nation’s shrimp is caught and
shipped there. Their contribution
to the National wealth behind Sav
ings Bonds will Increase in coming
years. (J. S. Triasury Dlpartmint
Behind
I Your Bonds
r Ue», th« Might of Anrrlcq
J (cigarettes
'•From'the day that sweeter, bright
er tobabco. adaptable to cigarettes,
was discovered in Caswell County
in 1852 and Washington Duke in
stalled a Bonsack machine in his
i Winston-Salem, N. C., plant for
i making them, the cigarette business
has expanded tremendously. A half
; billion dollar industry when World
j War II opened, it will continue to
enrich the Nation and add resources
I Ito guarantee Savings Bonds.
V. S. Triasury Dis art mint
I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
ifFoxx of Bald Greek a dau
j ghter, Brenda Ruth, Sep
■ tember 3 in the Mission
; hospital. Mrs. Foxx is the
! former Miss Edith Pate.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
! Cloyd Creasman Sept. 9 of
' Burnsville, a son, Alvin Ray.
i To Mr. and Mrs. Morris
'Styles of Burnsville, Sept,
ill, a son, Rodney Morris.
! FOR RENT: 3or 4 room
i ( part men t; furnished or
f unfurnished. See Mrs. J.
; A. Banks, Burnsville.
FOR SALE: 1936 Master
Chevrolet Parts. See Edd
Cassida, above Windom.
NOTICE OF SALE
In The Svperior Court
Before The Clerk
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
E. N. Stanley, Administrator of
the Estate of J. R. Stamey, Dec.
vs.
Ollis Staton, Will Stamey and
Roy Stamey.
Notice is hereby given that un
der and by authority of a judg
ment of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Yancey County, dated the
sth day of September, 1946, the
undersigned Commissioner will of
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash in hand in front of the
Courthouse door in Burnsville,
North Carolina, on the 7th day of
October, 1946 at 12:00 o’clock
noon, ail the following described
pieces, parcels or tracts of land,
situate, lying and being in Yancey
County, North Carolina, fully set
forth and described in the petition
and answer and described as fol
lows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a
White Oak stump on the West
side of Highway No. 104 and runs
West to the bank of a branch
same being 4 poles, then a North
course down and with the mean
ders of said branch 8 poles and 16 j
links to a stake on said branch;;
then South 84 East 4 poles and 16 I
links to a stake on the West side
of Highway No. 104; then South
with said Highway to the place of
the beginning, containing 1-4 acre
more or .ess.
SECOND TRACT; Beginning
on a White Oak stump on the side
of State Highway No. 104, J. R.!
Stanley’s corner, and runs a Sou-|
therly course with State Highway!
19’4 poles to a stake; then a!
‘ Westerly 1 course 8!4 poles to a
stake on the bank of a branch;;
thence down and with the branch I
20 poles to a stake; thence East;
about 3 poles to the beginning,!
containing one half acre be the 1
same more or less.
THIRD TRACT: All the right,
title and interest of Robert Stam-j
ey, deceased, and to that certain!
piece, parcel or tract of land
known as the J R Stamey build-j
ing and lot, lying and being in the;
village of Mieaville, North Caro-;
lina, adjacent to Aylers Creek and
the Black Mountain Railway, et
als, and fully set forth and de- j
scribed in a deed from J. L. Hall!
to Robert Stamey dated the 26th
day of March, 1921 and recorded;
on the 7th day of January, 19221
in the office of the Register of !
Deeds of Yancey County. That i
said lands are fully set forth and
described as follows; to-wit:
BEGINNING on a buckeye
Stum]) near bank of creek; thence
down and with the meanders of
said creek to a stake at the Bur-j
| nsville public road; thence a wes
i terly course with said road to a
j stake West side of railroad; thence j
South and with said railroad to a!
stake in line between J. L. Hall j
and Bud Yeung; thence an East-;
erly course crossing the railroad
■ and with the sai4 Bud Young line
to the beginning, containing 1-4
acre more or less.
! FOURTH TRACT: A 1-3 undi
vided interest in that certain tract
of land described in a deed from
Edd Boone and W. H. Boone to
‘ t Robert Stamey and Sons, as ap-
I pears in deed book 61, page 355
j in the office of Register of Deeds
of Yancey County, more particu
i larly described as follows:
BEGINNING on a stake on the
: bank of Avlors Creek at the Lrid
!ge across Aylers Creek and runs
so as to include the fertilizer
, house and all the land between,
the railroad and Aylers Creek.
This the sth day of Sept. 1946.
Charles Hutchins, Commissioner
Sept. 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3, 1946
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MISCELLANEOUS ' *
AUCTION
SEPT. 14, 1946
7:30 P. M.
BALD CREEK SCHOOL GYM
| TACKY PARTY—GRANIF PRIZE
DRAW BOX FREE PRIZES
_ PIE SUPPER A
FOOD COUNTERS
CAKE WALKS "
1 . ;
| COMMUNITY SINGING /
SPONSORED BY
«
BALD CREEK METHODIST CHURCH
Proceeds go for Building of New Church
n
(Admission Free Rain or Shine)
SCOTT WILSON Auctioneers TROY W. WEST, Jr. _
ALLEN & DeLLINGER
ELECTRIC CO., Phone 235
Burnsville, N. C. General ‘
Electrical contracting and
wiring supplies. Motors re j
paired and rewound. All
work guaranteed at rea-:
sonable prices.
FOR SALE: One double)
disc wheat drill. In good;
shape. See F. A. Piercy,
Day Book, N. C. 03.
WANTED: Woman to do
housework. $lO to sl2 per
week. Z. B. Bennett.
j WANTED: Settled woman
to do housework and cook
ing and help generally |
around the place; three
adults in family. Will pay
$30.00 per month with
room and board. Write S.
M. Stevens, P. O. Box 265,
Oteen, N. C. \ Sl9,
LOOK WHAT’S HERE....
1 1
New Phonograph Records, hundreds of them.
| Come in and get your coice. Aeropoint needles
! that will play hundreds of records before being
replaced.
And we have good new and used! Furniture. The
best in town. Ward robes with mirror doors and
i other useful articles.
I' • ■
Also a variety of kitchen utensils, such as double
cookers, pots, pans and rolling pins.
Y r cu will find my place in Nu-Wray Garage.
i
W. H. HOLLEMAN
BURNSVILLE, N. C.
i .
I ATTtNIION FARMERS I
; ■
i
I We Buy Ivy & Lau- I
1 rel Burls at top prices B
I See Adolph Wilson I
I Celo, N. C. I
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1946
WELDING
Specializing in Truck
Frame Reenforcement and
Extension. All Kinds of
Welding. BURNSVILLE
WELDING WORKS. (Lo
cated in W. C. Murphy
Blacksmith Shop).
FOR SALE: 2 Milk Cows,
One Mare and Mule Colt.
Phone 0172 C. L. Byrd,
| Rt. 1, Burnsville. Sl9
FOR SALE: The Whole or
any part thereof, of the
Jason Hughes Farm, Cane
Branch. I did not confirm
the Sale of any part of
| this farm at the Auction
Sale August 31st. Will of
fer same for sale in small
lots and tracts. If inter
ested in any part of this
farm see me. E. L. Briggs
( Owner. ,