FYiday, September 6, 1963
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
REAL ESTATE -
(Continued from Page 3)
Johnson and wife, RebaF. John
son. Property In No. 8 township.
Aubrey L. Johnson and wife,
Reba F. Johnson, to H, Prim
rose Carpenter and wife,
Martha Carpenter. Property In
No. 8 township.
W. C. CHADWICK
GENERAL INSURANCE
Clark Building
Talaphonat
Office ME 7-3144—Home ME 7-3433
Janice L. Shirley to Douglas
R. Shirley. Property In No. 8
township.
Contractors, Inc., to John E.
Strohman and wife, Donna Lee
B. Strohman. Property In No. 7
township.
Bessie W. Dill to Dankwary
E. H. Rodler and wife, Johanna
Rodler. Property In No. 7 town
ship.
Lee G. Harris and wife. Lutie
Foster Harris, to Shelly Clyde
Baker and wife, MaryN. Baker.
Property in No. 6 township.
Albert T. Willis, Jr., and
wife, Carolyn B. Willis, to
Thomas Milton Best and
William Forbes Dowdy, III.
Property at Broad and Craven
streets.
Curtis C. Pittman and wife,
Edna Moore Pittman, to Fos
ter Little, Jr., and wife,
Brenda G. Little. Property In
Colonial Heights.
Builders And Finance, Incor
porated, to James L. Edward
and wife, Dorothy H. Edward.
Property In Jackson Terrace.
Gulon E. Lee and wife, Dora
Mae Lee; James Earl Jones
and wife, Daphne P, Jones, to
Robert Bordeaux and wife, and
Robert Bordeaux and wife.
playing hide and seek and
found the door open to the mail
box and crawled In. But he said
somebody slammed the door
shut and he couldn’t get out.
Pride slays thanksgiving, but
an humble mind is the soil
out of which thanks naturally
grow.—Henry Ward Beecher
HIGHLIGHT OF SHOW . . . The scale model of the supersonic
Concorde airliner was the highlight of the 25th International Air
Show at Paris, France. The super-jet is designed for a speed of
1400 mph.
Quality Shoe
Repairing at
Reasonable Prices
IDEAL
SHOE SHOP
JOE HATEM, Prop.
903 Broad Street
ME 7-5011
WE BUY WRECKED AUTOS
MODELS 1955 AND UP
Whan You Think of Uiod
Auto Partf — Think of Ui.
SAULTER AUTO SALVAGE
CO.
Morahaad Hwy. — Dial ME 7-3fl0
The S. B. Parker
Company
ME 7-3397
Lennox Comfort
Craftsmen
Try Us First
SWAIN'S
ESSO SERVICE
'The Best Friend Your
Car Ever Had"
ME 7-6100
Broad & Hancock
Louphella S. Bordeaux. Prop
erty In Country Club Park.
Bingham M. Speight to C. J.
Johnson, Jr., L. P. Bratton,
C. T. Barker, W. L. Hand, Jr.,
William Gllber, and W.L. Ham
mond. Property In Trent Park.
Trent Development Company,
Inc., to C, J. Johnson, Jr., L.
P. Bratton, C. T, Barker, W. L,
Hand, Jr., William Gilbert and
W. L. Hammond. Property In
Trent Park.
James Edgar White and wife,
Sallie Walston White, to White’s
Inc. Property In No. 8 town
ship.
FORGOT HIS STAMP
Birmingham, England—It
was a surprised policeman that
heard a frightened voice call
from a mailbox: “I want my
dad.”
When the postman turned up
with keys, he found 5-year-
old Kevin Spearn Inside with
the mall.
The lad explained he was
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INSURORS - REALTORS
"SERVICE - SAVINGS"
MS Br«*d Strttf
For Groceries
& Meats
Plus Courteous Servicing
of Your Car or Truck,
You Can Count on
DEXTER WILLIAMS
Morehead Highway
FRY BONDED BUILT-UP
ROOFING
-Call For Free Estimates-
R. E. BENGEL
1311 N. Craven St.
SHEET METAL
WORK
Dial ME 7-3404
An Announcement
By
WILLIS & BALURD FUNERAL HOME
FUNERAL DIRECTING-AMBULANCE SERVICE
226-228 BROAD STREET DIAL ME 7^210
NEW BERN, N. C.
As of September 1, 1963, Thomas M. Best and William F. Dowdy, III, have become co*owners
with Frank E. Ballard of this firm.
Albert T. Willis, Jr., in keeping with a decision he reached several months ago, has dispoesd of
his interests in order to enter another profession. Our good wishes go with him in his new calling.
There will be no change in the firm's name, and we will continue to adhere to the same high
ethics and the same dedicated service that has been our pattern for almost a century.
Sincerely
FRANK E. BALLARD THOMAS M. BEST WILLIAM F. DOWDY, III