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LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
Notice to Credors and Debtors
of Hicker Bullard, Deceased
I he undersigned having qualified
as the Administrator of the ( stale
of Wicker Bullard ofRobeson County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons hav ing claims against the
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before ninety (90)
days from December 7. 2<XH>. or this
notice will pled in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment
to the undersigned
This 21 st day of December. 2000
Jimmy Bullard
Administrator, Estate of hicker
Bullard
PO Box 185
Raeford NC 28376
James Gregory BelI
Attorney, Estate of Hicker
Bullard
Pi) Box 887
431 N. Elm Street
l.umberton NC 28359
(910) 738-5530
(910) '38-3699 FAX
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LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
Notice to Creditors and Debtors
of Ralph Hund, Deceased
The undersigned, having qualified
as the Administrator of the Kstate
of Ralph Hunt of Robeson County.
North Carolina, this is to notily all
persons having claims against the
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before ninety (90)
days from December 21. 2000. or this
notice will be pled in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment
to the undersigned
This 21st day of December. 2000.
JacqulelineHunt
Executrix, Estate of Ralph Hunt
122 Friendship Drive
Lumberton NC 28358
James Gregory Bell
A ttornev. Estate of Ralph Hunt
PO Box 887
431N. Elm Street
Lumberton NC 28359
(910) 738-5530
(910) 738-3699 FAX
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The Foreclosure of a Deed of
Trust
Executied by DO\ALD RAY
PARKER to
Ertle Knox Cltavls Substitute
Trustee
recorded in Book 1094, at page
sua
Robeson CountV Registry
L nder and by v inuc of the power
and authority contained in that certain
Deed of Trust executed and
delivered by Donald Ray Parker
dated January 21. 2000 and recorded
in the office of the Register
ot Deeds for Robeson Counts.
North Carolina, in book 1044 at
page 800 and because of default in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and failure tocarrx
out or perform the stipulations and
agreements therein contained and
pursuant to the demand of the
owner and holder of the indebtedness
secured bv said Deed of Trust,
and pursuant to the order of the
Clerk of Superior Court for
Robeson Counts. North Carolina,
entered in this foreclosure proceeding.
the undersigned Ertle Knox
Chavis. Substitute Trustee, will
expose for sale at public auction on
Wednesday. Januarv 31. 2001 at
12:00 o'clock noon on the steps of
the Robeson County Courthouse.
Lumberton. North Carolina, the
following described real propertx:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land lying about 71/2 miles northeast
of the center of the City of
Lumberton. NC. adjacent to and on
the northern side of NC Highway
41, adjacent to and on the western
side of Paved Secondary Road
1962 and adjoining the lands of
W.C. Lovette on the east, the
Winnie Kinlaw lands on the north
and other lands ot the grantors on
the west and being more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at an existing pump
pipe, the northeast corner of the
Ellen Biggs Wiley 272.15 acre tract
of which this is a part as shown in
Book of Maps 20. at Page 37. also
being an agreed comer with WXL
Lovette as shown in Map Book 25.
at Page 9. and runs thence with said
agreed line to and within the rightof-way
of paved Secondary Road
1962 South 02 degrees 15 minutes
West 1196.45 feet to an existing
said agreed line South 40 degrees
18 minutes West 65.05 feet to an
existing nail and cap in the center
of NC Highway 41; thence with the
center ofNC Highway 4 Rilorth 81
degrees 09 minutes 40"*seconds
West 264.14 feet to a P.K. nail in
said center line: thence North 04
degrees 06 minutes East 1219.64
feet to an iron rod in an old marked
line, and original line of said
272.15 acre tract: thence with said
original line South 87 degrees 23
minutes 30 seconds East 263.08
feet to the beginning, containing
8.0 acres, more or less.
LESS AND EXCEPT HERE
FROM. THE FOLLOWING
That certain tract of parcel of land
lying about 71/2 miles northeast of
the center of the City of Lumberton.
on the western side of. and adjacent
to paved Secondary Road
1962 "Barnhill Road", adjoining
lands of Lydia Ann Hester on the
west, land of Raymond T. Edwards
on the north and lands of James M.
Branch on the east and being more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at NCGS Grid
Monument Tenantand runs thence
south 80 degrees 09 minutes 25
seconds east 1401.60 ft. to NCGS
Monument Harvest; thence north
48 degrees 51 minutes 07 seconds
west 714.22 ft. to a PK nail in the
center of Paved Secondary Road
1962 and in the east line of the
original tract, said nail being located
south 2 degrees 15 minutes
west 878.86 ft. from the first or
hfginning corner of that certain 8.0
acre tract of which this is a part,
said nail being the point of beginning
and runs thence passing thru
an iron rod on the western r/w line
of Secondary Road 1962 at
0^30.00 ft. for a total distance of
291.62 ft. to an iron rod (set) in the
western line or the original 8.0 acre
survey of which this is a part:
thence as that line north 04 degrees
07 minutes 41 seconds east 875.06
ft. to an iron rod (found): thence as
the north line of the original survey
south 87 degrees 19 minutes
19 seconds east 262 89 ft. to a
pump pipe (found): thence as the
east line of the original tract south
02 degrees 15 minutes west, passing
thru a pump pipe (found) at
3499.16 ft. for a total distance of
878.86 ft. to the beginning containing
5.581 acres inclusive of the r/
ws.
Subject, however, to a 30 ft.
Easement as shown in Deed Book
486 at page 164. The sale will be
made subject to all prior liens, unpaid
taxes, restrictions, and easements
of record and assessments if
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The record owner o! the above
described real property as reflected
on the records of the Robeson
County Registry of Deeds not more
than ten 110) day s prior to the posting
of this notice is Donald Ray
Parker.
Pursuant to North Carolina General
Statute -15.21.10(b). and the
terms ot the Deed ot I rust any successful
bidder may be required to
deposit with the Trustee immediately
upon conclusion of the sale
of a cash deposit not to exceed the
greater of fise percent (5? o) of the
amount of the bid or Seven Hundred
Fifty (S750.00). Any successful
bidder shall be required to ten,
dec in full balance purchase price
so bid in cash or certified check at
the time the Trustee tenders to him
a deed for the property or attehipts
to tender such deed and should said
successful bidder fail to pay the full
balance purchase price so bid at
that time, he shall remain liable on
his bid as provided for in North
Carolina General Statute
45.21 30(d) and (e).
This sale will be held open for
(10) days for upset bids as required
by law
This the 10" day of January. 2001.
Ertle Knox Chavis
Substitute Trustee
01/23/2001
LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
Notice to Creditors and
Debtors of James Earl Jacobs,
Deceased
The undersigned, having qualified
as Administrator the Estate of
James Karl Jacobs, deceased, late of
Robeson County. this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to undersigned
on or before the 28th day of March.
2001. or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recov ery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay ment
to the undersigned.
This the 28th dav of December.
2000
Ms. Leeanna Jacobs
Post Office Box 282
Pembroke, NC 28372
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Pembroke.NC 28372
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DIRECTOR OF HOUSING
Portion Summary : Will be
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the Board ol Directors Will pro\ ide '
community and economic development
Desirable Skills, Know ledge,
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Ihe I untbee Tribe's Housing Program
Considerable knowledge of
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Who Am I? by Erwin Jacobs
Well. Hello again and a Happy
SJew Yeartoall. Thebellshavetolled.
People who had said the world would
end have been proven wrong again,
od is still much alive and is definitely
still in charge of everything
But of l.ucifcr is very busy claiming
all he can. As the year 2000 was
drawing rapidly to an end every day
on television, radio and the newspaper
there were many tragic stories
tord about the young and old alikelives
being taken by guns. dope, speeding
and self inflicted wounds. Many
who saw the year 2000 did not live to
see this year. Satan will rob you of
your life, if you do not have Jesus as
your Savior and put your trust in God.
This article will be comprised of
several segments. Today is January
2nd and it is early in the morning.
There is so much to say even though
it is very cold, the urge is still very
strong to get my message across to
you, my loyal readers. I thank you all
for your words of encouragement
about my articles in the Indian Voice.
Tonight I plan to attend a meeting
at Prospect United Methodist Church
about how we can reach out to our
youth. So I will put my pen aside until
after the meeting tonight to share
with you what was said and done
concerning this situation. I do hope
many mothers and fathers attend this
meeting.
Over the holidays I visited Ms.
Connee Brayboy and she is still grieving
over the loss of her son, Dennis.
We must have compassion for one
another, especially those who have
had one of their loved one's lives
taken away from them, regardless of
the cruel method and circumstances.
There is an old gospel song that keeps
coming to mind. It goes like this: "If
I could help somebody as I go along
my way, then my living shall not be in
vain."
Tonight is the wee hours of the
fourth. Yes, I attended the meeting at
Prospect. I took along my note pad but
I did not take many notes. It looked
I ike there would be very few out to the
meeting as I arrived in front of the
church around 6:30 p m. Christmas
songs were blaring from the loud
speakers atop the old sanctuar> The
doors were locked, so I left for a brief
time to visit Rev. Bobby Locklear's
family near by to wish them a happy
new year and chat a few minutes.
When I returned the parking lot was
almost full with vans from many
churches, several sheri ff s deputy cars
and a van from Palmer Drug Abuse
Program were included. I guess I was
the only one from the media present
so 1 curtailed my news report as to
what was to be said and done at the
meeting.
Everyone was received and welcomed
by the Reverend H arold J acobs.
Music Director of Prospect United
Methodist Church, at 7 p.m. sharp.
He started with a short skit, (conversation
between a young teenager and
his parents.) He then read from the
Holy Bible. Verses from Psalms
Chapter 48 and 49. (I urge you to take
time and read the first several verses
of these Psalms.)
There were many lives lost within
the last few years due to drugs and
alcohol, also reckless speeding on the
highways and rural roads. During the
holidays two young men locally lost
their lives and a call was put out that
the communities must meet and see
w hat can be done about same. We are
long overdue facing this situation
and voicing our opinions for a solution
to such tragedies. A candle was
lit for young Miles Brewington and
19 year old Chad, a rising freshman at
UNC Pembroke who died in a car
accident. Rev. Jacobs commented that
a card was found at the scene of the
accident that had been given to him.
The card said" WWJD" (What would
Jesus do?)
I can say this, drugs, speed, alcohol,
and cars will kill you folks. I am
told maybe he fell asleep at the wheel.
In attendance at the meeting were
Robeson County High Sheriff Glenn
Maynor and District Attorney Johnson
Britt. The Director of the Palmer
Drug Abuse Program of Lumberton
spoke at the meeting. After which the
young people were directed to a room
for counseling by several spiritual
counselors.
Sheriff Maynor introduced Mr.
James Hunt of Fairmont who had
been shot three t imes by people breaking
the law. He was given a loud
applause by the audience.
Many topics were discussed and
questions asked by those who were
concerned and wanted to know about
the habits facing the areas represented.
The meeting was such a success
that there will be another on the 20tK
of February on Tuesday evening at 7
p.m. at the church. If you are reading
this article, I urge you to skip television
that night, pack up your youth
and head towards Prospect United
Methodist Church to the planned
meeting and participate in this worthy
effort to Find solutions to the crisis
we are facing.
Didyouknowthat Robeson County
is the largest county in North Carolina?
Come see what you can do to
help make it a much safer place for us
to live and enjoy life and the pursuit
of happiness. But most of all, respect
starts at home. Not at school. Talk to
your youth. Get them up Sundays and
taken them to a house of worship.
I hope 1 have shed some more light
on"WholAm."God loves you. I love
you. So until next time, peace, love,
joy and do let your light shine that
others will see Christ in you.
This article is written in memory
of Ms. Connee Brayboy's son.
Comments? Call Erwin Jacobs at
910-844-9697.
Pembroke
Kiwanis
Report
by Dr. Ken Johnson
The weekly meeting was held
Tuesday evening at the Jade Garden
Restaurant with President Carlton
Mansfield presiding.
Program Chairman Garth Locku
Icar presented Attorney Tiffany P.
Powers, a graduate ofNorth Carolina
Center University School of Law with
her Juris Doctorate in May 1996. She
received her B.A. from Hampton
University in May 1992. She is a
member of the law firm of Bowen,
Berry and Powers of Lumberton. Her
vast experience includes that of the
Durham County Public Defender's
Office, staff writerof the Robesonian
in 1992-93. She worked in the Robeson
County Public Defender's Office
in 1990-92. Attorney Powers has received
man honors including serving
on the Mayor's Commission. She is a
mother of two children and simply
delights in servingand helping people,
especially thoseof low income. She is
an exceptional speaker.
Invocation-Albert Hunt. Song
leader-Ed Teets. Reporter- Ken Johnson.
Greatness knows itself.
?William Shakespeare,
Henry IV, Part 1
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Bruce Jenner Takes Audience
As a father and former world champioriathlete, l^Jenner said his role
is to help his children find their "special arena to"j>lay in." whether it
includes athletics or not.
Mr. Jenner taped a 30-minute interview with WNCP-TV and was the
special guest at a dinner before his speaking engagement. He proved to
be a lively and engaging speaker on a wide range of topics.
Answering questions from English Professor and sports historian Robert
Reising and track coach Larry Rodgers. Mr. Jenner said he is not the
world's greatest athlete of all time. Jackie Joyner-Kersee holds that title.
and Jim Thorpe is the greatest male decathlete. he said.
Nevertheless. Mr. Jenner's world record lasted five years and his American
record for 16. The w inner of the 2000 Olympic decathlon finished
only a handful ot points ahead of his standard.
On posing for the Wheaties cereal box: "Wheaties and General Mills
is the best association I ever made. I still work for them."
On the greatest Olympic moment: "It was a bittersweet moment. The
two steps up to the platform (during the gold medal ceremony) were the
last two steps of my athletic career."
On devoting himself completely to training for the 1976 Olympics:
"It's not a well rounded lifestyle. You have to be selfish. You have to do
this one thing "
On amateurism'in sports: "I was the last amateur out there."
On the 1972 terrorist attack on the Olympic village in Munich where
he was competing: "The world changed that day."
On his involvement with Special Olympics: "I have been involved
with Special Olympics since 1973. It's a great thing and a great cause to
raise money for."
On personal success: "I firmly believe we all have a champion deep
down in our souls."
UNC Pembroke's Distinguished Speaker Series continues on Feb. 14
with Julian Bond, chair of the NAACP and concludes on April 10 with
Oliver North, former National Security Council staff member and host
of a television show on MSNBC.
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