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THE YANCEY RECORD
ESTABLISHED JULY, 1936
Editor Mrs. C. R. Hamrick j
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Published Every Thursday By
YANCEY PUBLISHING CO.
A Partnership l (
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Entered as second-class matter November 11th, 1936, at the 1
Post Office, at Burnsville, North Carolina, under the Act of i
March 3, 1879. , >
USD A announced a re
commended national laying
flock on January 1, 1948, of (
420 million hens and pullets
which would be expected to |
provide 375 eggs per capita
for domestic consumers.
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SEE YOUR CHESTERFIELD DEALER TODAY
And listen to these programs over WLOS-Dial 1380
every day, Monday thru Friday, “Skyline Jamboree”—
6:30 A. M., “Thanks To You”—11:15 A. M.
EARLE-CHESTERFIELD MILL CO.
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I The development of met
’> hods to process meat so as
,to prevent deterioration
I in quality and nutritive val-l
i ue during processing, stor-j
i age, and distribution has
been approved as a subject
for research.
TOBACCO BEDS
There are seven import
ant questions that any to
bacco grower should ask
himself in regard to produc
ing plants for next year
1. Have you already giv
,en serious thought to the
care you will take in pro
ducing next years crop—
or will you delay and take
chances of starting the crop
with poor plants?
2. Did you know, it is ery
dangerous not to prc.iuce
your own plants?
3. Do you have,good seed
'to start with?
4. Have you selected ap
propriate varieties?
5. Are you going to locate
your bed in the woods or in
well drained spot in the op
en protected from cold
winds
6. Are you going to let
weeds and disease take your
bed—or will you use recom
mended chemical soil treat
ment for weed and disease
control ?
7. Will you let bluemold
take your bed next sum
mer?
How to Control Weeds &
Diseases in Plantbed Soil
A mixture of Uramon
and cyanamid has proved
to be very effective in con
trolling weeds and soil bor
ne diseases. The treatment
will save many hours of
hand weeding and reduce
chances oU many diseases
appearing in the bed. If you
have never used the chemi
cals, it is recommended that
you try it on only part of
your beds and see how it
works in your own soil.
1. The combination of
Uramon and cyanamid giv
es more effective weed and
disease control than either
chemical used separately.
2. Early growth of plants
was better.
3. In tests, it took 6 times
as much labor to weed an
untreated bed as it did a
treated one.
When and how to apply—
Should be as near 90 days
before seeding as possible.
1. In October thoroughly
pulverize soil.
2. Broadcast 2-3 of the
Uramond - Cyanamid mix
ture evenly over the bed
and mix thoroughly with
the upper 3 inches of soil
with drag harrow, garden
rake etc.
3. Broadcast 1-3 of the
mixture and rake lightly
intoAipper 1 inch of soil.
4. Mix well but not too
deeply.
5. If soil is dry, wet the
bed thoroughly. Uramon
and cyanamid require mois
ture to become active.
The production of burley
tobacco in North Carolina
is estimated at 15,000,000
pounds. ■: . . , r
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Prop FIRES I
\/rs UP TO YOU/ I
Oil Soaked Trash
Burm in a Flash!
EXPOSED oily waste is a day and
night tire hazard. Chemical ac
tion alone causes heat and flame.
Avoid tire by keeping all waste in
tlost'il inetul containers,
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
October 5-11
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STATE’S 4-H CLUB
MEMBERS TO OBSERVE
ACHIEVEMENT WEEK
North Carolina’s approx
imately 100,000 4-H Club
members will observe Na-j
tional 4-H Achievement
Week November 1-9, ac-i
cording to L. R. Harrill,
State 4-H Club leader for
the State College Extension
! Service.
The theme for this year’s
activities, which has been
, the aim of these rural youth
throughout the year, will be
“Working Together for a
Better Home and World
Community.” The results of
efforts in carrying out this
theme will be highlighted j
' during National 4-H Club!
' | Week. Locally, 4-H Clubs
| j throughout North Carolina
will recognize members wlioj
have done 1 * outstanding
work in the projects they
have carried out this year.
Production of eggs on
North Carolina farms to
taled 73 million during
August,
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ObMn tensest rules and official «nfry blank it your
At nail Drug flare during the At Kail Original It Sale—
-4 BIG DAYS WED - THIIR • FRI - SAT
OCTOBER 15- l6 l7— 18
POLLARD'S DRUG STORE
"THE REXALL STORE"
NOTICE, OF SALE OF
LAND FOR TAXES
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
On October 13, 1947, at 10:00
o’clock A. M., at the Court House
door in Burnsville, default hav
jing been made in the payment ofi
'the hereinafter detailed taxes list-!
'ed in the Town of Burnsville by,
the respective taxpayers for taxa.'
| tion for the year 1946, I will of-'
fer for sale’ the tax lien on the land l
hereinbelow described for collec
tion of the taxes set opposite each
taxpayers name, such amounts
subject Jtp be increased by such
penalties and costs as required by
. law. ,v .
This the 15th day of Sept. 1947.
Lucy A. Peterson, Tax Collector,
Town of Burnsville.
Sept 18, 25, Oct. 2, 9
'Name: Acres & Lots: Tax
Baker. Dewey Lee, 1 L. $19.30
Bailey, Luther, 4 Acres - 5.00
Bailey, Rom, 714 Acres 50.00 (
‘Banks, Bros., 1 Lot 92.00
Bennett, John 8., 3 Lots 4.00
) The USDA has announc
ed fats and oils export allo
cations totaling 452.5 mill- 1
j ion pounds for the fourth
quarter of 1947.
North Carolina bedkeep
ers-Tiad a total of 177,000
colonies of bees on hand
July 1, 4,000 colonies less
than was on hand a” year
earlier.
Bennett, Mrs. S. T., 1 L Bal. 1,15
Bishop, E J, 1 Lot 1.50
Boone, W.' K.. 1 Lot "TT5.40
Byrd, C M," 4 Acres 14.50
Bennett, J. 8., 3 Lots 20.00
English, J. Craig, 1 Lot.. 18.70
Elliott, Lat, 1 Lot 14.10
! Edwards, Mrs. Jennie, 1 L. 4.00;
I Fox, Charlie, 3 Lots 8 10,
\ Fox, Love, 1 Lot 7.44
! Galloway, C W., 4 Lots 2.00
Gilbert, C. M., 1 Lot 5.00
I Garland, Ralph, 1 Lot 6.00
Hall, Lawrence, 1 Lot 4.00
Hall, Clark,- 1 Lot 7.00
Hennessee, W. W, 1 Lot C 8.20
Higgins, W. A, 1 Lot —— 23.50
Higgins, J. H. Est., 12 A 20.30
Hutchins. Edd, 1 Lot 64.00
Higgins, Curt, 1 Lot 1.00
Honeycutt, Letha, 1 Lot 26.00
| Honeycutt, Seth, 1 Lot 27.40
Harris, W. C. ( 1 Lot 7.00
King, Yates, 1 Lot * 12.88
King, Hannah, 1 Lot 1.00
Kirkpatrick, Pearl, 3 Lots 3.50 1
Liseenbee, C. C, 1 Lot 2.00 ,
Lyon, J. M., 1 Lot 4.00
Mclntosh, Solon, 1 Lot 5.40
Metcalf, Zenus, 11 Acres 15.00
McCracken, Harry, 11 Lots 15.70
Mattson, V L. 5% A Bal. 9.50
Mitchell, D. T., 4 Acres 8.20
Phillips, Arthur, 1 Lot 1.00!
| Proffitt, Fred, 1 Lot 47.94
Pate, Charlie, 1 Lot 100
Peterson, R. D., 1 Lot 14 80
Pleasant, Pearl, 1 Lot 1.50
Pleasant, W. D., 1 Lot 1.50
Pleasant, John S., 1 Lot 1.50
Pleasant, Genervine, 1 Lot 2.00
Ramsey, Salvie, 1 Lot 10 00
Robertson, Ernest, 1 Lot 7.50
Sparks, Gay, 1 Lot 11.20
Silver, Mrs. Bonnie, 1 Lot 11.50
Smith, H. W., 1 Lot 11.00
Smith, Hattie, 1 Lot .50
Silver, Vance, 1 Lot 8.00
Silvers, Mrs. Arthur, 1 Lot 500
Styles, Fannie, 6 Acres ‘ 3.00
Thompson, Mrs. C. L„ 1 L 117.66
Wilson, J. H., 1 Lot 5 1.00
Wilson, Mrs. R. W., gVs A 20.00
Colored
Wilson, Ted, 2 Lots 1.00
, Bowditch, Ella Mae, 1 Lot .50
Bowditch, Flora, 3 Lots 2.50
Kyle, Winnieford, 1 Lot .50
Young, James, 1 Lot 2.50
Young, Bob, 1 Lot 4.50
NOTICE OF SALE OF
LAND FOR TAXES
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Board of County Commiss
ioners of Yancey County direct
ing the undersigned Tax Collector
of said county to sell all land for
1946 taxes:
NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant
to the order of the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners the undersign
ed will ON THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1947, AT
THE COURTHOUSE DOOR IN
BURNSVILLE, N. C., sell all of
the following described property
of the taxpayers as shown by the
following list for 1946 taxes to
gether with tax, penalty and cost.
If the sale cannot be completed
on the Twentieth of October, then
the undersigned will continue said
sale from day to day until the
sale is completed.
R. E. NEILL, Tax Collector for
Yancey l County. < ~ r -'' "'' ’
Septt. 18, 25, October 2,9, 1947
Burnsville Township
Name: Acres & Lots: Tax
Alien, Sylvester, 1 A $8 88
Allen, A. G., 2'A A. 2 71
Burns. Pearl, 1 A 2 35
Ball Lee, 35 A. 53J8
Banks, Mrs. Myrtle, 3 A 1180
Banks, S. H„ 19 A 39 941
Beaver, Zeb, I*4 A. 2 25
Bennett, J; B„ l L. 4 95
Bennett, S. M. Heirs, 1 L 5[41
Black, Holland, 33 A 17 78
Blevins, P. B„ 6 A. '
Blevins, Z. R., 9 A. 7 59 !
Bodford, Ban, 46 A 12 47
Brown, G. A. & C.' L, ICO
Acres, Bal 39 74
Choate, Van L„ 13 2-3 A. Bal 723
Colonial Mica Co., 2A. *' 2YO
Dellinger, Thomas G., 39 A 47 46
Deyton, Clifford, 1 L. 3 15
Edwards, Mrs. Jennie, 1 A 495
EHiott Lat. 1 L . 14 06
English,-Craig, 1 1,. * -24.70
I’ ender, Oscar, 4 A 297
Fox, Charlie, 3 L.. ' ILB3
Fox, Ralph, 1 A. 22 86
Griggs, D. T., 1 L 225
Galloway, CJV„ 4 L 3 15
Galloway,\/ack, 3 L. 2.70
Gardner, Charles F, 83 A 78 20
Garland, Ralph, 1 L. ' q'bb
Gibbs, Dave, 2 L. 2 34
Gibbs, Hal, 2 L. 6^60
Gilbert, C. M. 1 L. 4.95
Griffith, James, 1 A. , 5.99,
Hall, Lawrence, 1 L. 7^07
Hall, Guy, 1 L l 80
Hall, W. C., 1 L 7 00
Harris, W. C., 8 A. 12.601
Higgins, Horace Adm. 6 A. 12 16
Higgins, J. H. Estate 4 A.
Higgins, J. H., 1945 tax. 4 A
Bal s . 13.94
Hipps, W. H. Estate, IL. 39.19
Hobson, Pat, 1 L. 37.39
Honeycutt, Seth, 1 L. 28.26
Honeycutt, Letha, 1 L. 24.78
Hutchins, Ed, 1 L. 62.12
King, Eugene, 1 L. 2.25
King, Norman, 1 L. 5.67
King, Hannah & Mattie, 1 L. 225
Lisenbee, C. C., 1 L. 3.15
Lyon, J. M., 1 A. 4.95
Mclntosh, Mrs. E. E. 1 L 12 32
Metcalf, Zenus, 11 A. 18^05
Mitchell, Guy, 1 L. 4.82
Mitchell, Dewey, 4 L. 11 92
Owens, Mrs. Burgin, 19 A 18 37
Pate, Charlie, 1 L 437 ,
Peterson, R. D„ 1 L 14^68
Phillips, Arthur, 1 L. 2.25 ,
Presnell, Herman, 15 A. 14.35 ,
Price, J. S., 2 A 3.15 ,
Rathburn, W. A., 2 A. 4 32
Rathburn, Willie R. t 2 A.
Riddle, Ransom, 57 A. 3o!o7
Riddle, W. P, Heirs 11 A. 333 ■
Robertson, Ernest, 1 L 10 22
Shogla, D. M 8 A. 694 !
Silver, Mrs. Arthur, 1 L 536
Silver, Bonnie, 1 A 11 71
Sparks, Gay, l L 13 : 6 6
Sty es, Mrs. Fannie, 6 A. 405
Sty es, Mrs. Lonnie L 21 A 10.54
Styles, Blake, 1 L 9Q4
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1947
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Thompson, Mrs. G*. L. 23 A 107 35
Tipton, Hedge, 29 A 14.07
Turner, Janies, 50 AT* 12.48
Wallace, Mrs. Doss, 4 A 2.97
Westall, Bruce, 1 L Bal. 3.47
Wilson, J. H, 1 L 2.25
Wilson, Mrs. James F 9 A 5.76
i Wilson, Mrs. R. W. 2Vz A 19 37
! Wilson, Ted, 2 L 4 37
Woody, Carrie, 28 A 11.44
I Woody, T Edd, 11 A 11.92
Styles, Mrs Belle,. 35 A 100.33
Riddle, Robert, 24% A. 7.81
Colored
Barnett, Columbus, 1% A $5 40
Griffith, Jim, 1 A 8.88
Griffith, Kay, 1 L 3 60
Griffith, James, 1 A 5.99
Kyle, Winiford, 1 L 1 0
Smith, Hatty, 1 L 1.80
Wjjflson, Warner 1 A . 6 17
3£<rung, James, 1 L 6.78
Young, Geter Heirs, 1 !> A i 80
Young- Mrs. Getff, 3-4 A 6.30
'Young, Hubert, 1 1 L 392
Young, Emrnitt, 1 A 9.90
Cane River Township
Buckner, Harvie, 18 A $10.48
Edwards, J. E., 40 A. 30 43
Edwards, John, 8 A. 9 78
Hensley, Ules, 10 A. 487
Hensley, John H., 22 A. 6 49
| Honeycutt, Estie Mae, 24 A. 6.58
Honeycutt, Joe, 5 A. 5 35
Ledford, Sylva, 14 A. 5 41
McAllister, Burdett, 14 A 5.67
Miller, Mack.,. 58 A. 18 43
Pate, Carter, 113 A 25,67
Ponder, Raleigh, 1 A. 4 19
Ray, Richard, 95 A. ■■ 14 23
Roland, T. S., 19 A 4.72
Willis, Tom Heirs, 113 A 15.31
Egypt Township
Bradford, C. R. llis., 15 A. $12.79
Bradford, Carl, 10 A 342
Bradford, Wilburn, 10 A. 11 56
Edwards, IJ. 11. 15 A. 2.71
Edwards, Mrs. Burt, 25 A. 13 60
Pate, Harriott, 16 A. 5.41
Phillips, Jettie, 35 A. 9 10
Williams, Hoy, 36 A. 7.39
Ramseytown Township
Adkins, Joe, 50 A $19.37
Adkins, Carl, 21 % A 6.42
Adkins, Nelson D. Heirs 4412
Acres . 9.46
Bryant, Frank, 28 A 7.0)7
Bryant, G. A ; Sr., Est 35 A 13.94
Cooper, Sid, 8 A 7.23
Edwards, Hiram Est. 64 A bal. 9.28
Fender, Howard, 10% A 3.15
Griffith, Ike, 7 A 4.05
Haney, Sam, 4o A 8,74
Hedrick, Mrs. Amanda, 40 A 15.26
Honeycutt, Lester, 30 A 11.70
Howell, John Heirs 75 A 10-82
Jones, Isaac, 25 A 10.36
Johnson, O. F 105 A bal 19.49
Miller, Swin, 57 A 14.28
Talent, Mrs. Emma, 3 A 2.25
Tipton, Eda 15 A 3.15
Warrick, Floyd, % A 7.95
Wilson, George 44 A 12.16
Wilson, Arthur, 190 A 40 93
Wilson, Mrs. Belle, 30 A 6.76
Green Mountain Township
Ayers, Oliver, Heirs 14% A $5.95
Ayers, Wesley Heirs, 1 A 2.25
Bailey, M. L. Heirs, 16 1-4 A 9.01
Bailey, Mrs. Minnie, 23 A 10 64
Bailey, Mrs. I. B Jr. 17 A 10.36
Huskins, Jene Heirs, 6 A 9 82
Harrell, Fred, 1 1-3 A 6.63
Peterson, Loss, Jr., 19 A 21 23
Peake , W. 11., 48 A 11 73
Randolph, Mrs W. M , 60 A 15.13
Warrick, Lundy, 52 A 19.69
Jacks Creek Township
Arrowood, Robert, 90 A. 13 81
Arrowood, J. 11., 8 A. 4.95
Bailey, Dewey, 80 A 35.59
Byrd, Charles F., 7 A. 3 25
Deyton, Charlie, 28 A 9.42
Deyton, Wesley Hrs., 42 A 13.73
English, Wade, 18 A. 12.26
Honeycutt, W. fcr, Bft A 45,04
Howell, Mrs. Cannon, 30 A 16 85
I Laws, Emory, 10 A. 11.27
Maynard, Clyde, 16 A 3 15
! Ogle, David, 1 A. 3.07
Peterson, Victor & Darliska, 3.15
Tomberlin, Mrs Bessie, 26 A 613
Webb, George, 30 A. 27'42
j Wilson, Henry, 22 A. 21 63
Woody, Jim, 1 A. 3.61
Brush Creek Township
Boone, Arthur, 37 A $9.87
Deny, Mrs. Lucy, 10 36
Davis, Bros., 69 A 24 42
Ellis, W. 8., 15 A 4 59”
Gortney, Harrison, 40 A 20.55
Grirtdstaff, R. K., 10 A 36 28
Grindstaff, Sam, 202 A 49^96
Garland, Charlie, 41 A 18.21
Hall, John, Heirs 8 A 2 51
Hail, Alonzo, 3% A 650
i Hughes, Dewey, 1 A ■ 6 33
Hughes, Charlie, 1 A 1 7.66
Johnson, Junior, 17 A 43.03
Letterman, Spurgeon, 37 A 315
Lyle, Roy C, 21 A 1647
Milligan, C. 0., 46 A 19 37
Young & Silver, 29 A 4 95 ’
Crabtree Township
Allen, Claude, 3 A. $9 24
Banks, P. M„ et. al %A. 6^60
| Bartlett, Lewis, 1 A •>- 7-56*
Blake, Newell, Trustee, 53 A 19.37
| Blalock, Ben, 2"A. 23 99
Boone, Mae, 32 A 10 70
Boone, Fred, 10 A. 8 13
Boone, L. G., Heirs, 25 A. 694
Boone, Robert, 1 A. 7 98
Boone, Mrs. James, 4 A. 8 20
Boone, Daniel, 40 A 9 46
Brewer, R. H, 8 A. 10 84
Brewer, C. C., % A 9 04
" r| gK*, Anderson, 50 A Bal 11 37
Buchanali, Fred, 21 3-4 A. 6 01
Buchanan, Fred,“ls A. 7,58
Buchanan, Jess D. Jr,, 24% 31 24
Carroll, Gaither, 1% A 9.58
Chnsawn, Carl, G A 21 27
Clontz, P. J., 14 A H 62
Da e, g. W„ 50 A ' 4 05
nn! e ' D., 20 A 13 31
Ellis & Parnell, 10 A 12 16
Fortner Roy, 16 A. 14.26
F uller & Greene, 18 A 4 05
Gillespie, Bill, 6 A. 12 33
Gilley, James, 4 A 19.40
Gouge, Mrs Sim, 10 A ft 92
Gouge, W. Roscoe,, 10 A 6 61
Gouge, Grayson, 1 A 10 85
Gur ey Edd, 49 A ' 12 44
« a Charlie, 45 A. 12 05
“ a - Herbert M, 14 A. 28 84
Hall, Geo Sr., I_4 A * 361
Hall, W. A. 82 A ' 38 83
Harm, j. g., 16 3-4 A 2 25
T J - J. 14 A 18.76
Hilliard, L. M, 3% A 35 88
Honeycutt, Ruben, % A 3 15
Honeycutt, Willie, % A 627
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