I rv MARCH 15, 1939 .
. pARTY noon were Mesdames William j
^^lrpjlK.s : Styron, W. R. Lingle, Robert |r
I " Tfiernoon bridge t Thompson, ,1. W. Ruark, E. H. 1
Wf*- ' entertained Arlington, II. T. St. George, Rob?;,l,:,ltuail>
enteiia.neo jQneg anJ u T Yaske? h
M? lames Carr in ,
carr carried out jLEAGUE SOCIAL
i and refresh- Miss Peggy Carr entertained j1
; , salail and the Epworth I.eagne at her home '
on Tuesday night. Games and 1,
H jv Hood ? ?n _hcontests were enjoyed by those ,
Mrs. *v l. Miniz
if.3,: Mrs E H Cran- present.
B*5' ,d a lovely guest ! Miss Carr served punch and 1
leaving the after- cake to the following:
v M is. C. G. Ruark, leader of the
League, Misses Annis Jean
El PIUZES Weeks, Eloise St. George, Muriel 1
BM' b limber of Lee Jones. Marion Predere andji
.r1''^ ?'?, 'j , _ . Rudolph Sellers, Joe Christian, 1
the idi* x ' | John Hall, Dudley and Jimmy 11
K Sutton, Joel Moore and Tom Gil- 1
K, blanks. Contest ()prt ,
* . ^ Marcn zi. ij
K > "" ,n Trul'' FRIDAY CLUB
S'.MtO In Trade j,
I I It \ Slion Mrs' J' Christian was hos?i
^ ? -i > -iit ;tess to ber bridge club on Fri^Erv<"
*,; day afternoon. Mrs. Robert Jones I
N- * 'received high score prize and 1
Mrs. James Carr cut consolation.;]
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I Transplanters
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BiV t'ii yon set out Tobacco this year, do it ]'
H - Cet a new Tobacco Transplanter and i
K voia- oasli crop off to a growing start. We
H right here f6r you. 1
I' the growing plant from insect pests. i
I n> about the best approved methods of
Ktr?!. We have the ammunition with which
H a?e a winning war on worms and bugs. ,
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Shallotte Trading Co.
IIOBSON KIRBY, Proprietor
I Shallotte, N. G.
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[NOTICE!
13RD CALL F
I will be at the places cited hi
I for the purpose of collecting IS
I Per Cent will be effective after
I day and SAVE COSTS!
\ arnam's Store?March 22nd
Roach's Store?March 22nd
Boone's Neck?March 22nd
1 H'ii'Il ?_ Mo ,
INiilage h'omt?iviiiiikcii s oimv,
Orissettown?Parker's Store, Marcl
I homashoro, March 23rd
Hickman's Gross Roads, March 231
Lockwoods Folly, March 25th
Shallotte?Postoffice Square, Marcl
Iredell?McLamb's Store, March 21
bongwood?Brown's Store, March 21
Ash Postoffice, March 28th I'reeland?Simmons'
Store, March Kxum?[Bennett's
Store, March 28th.
^ innabow?Henry's Store, March .
Bolivia?Ford & Chevrolet Motor <
Chas. E
TAX CC
rhe traveling prize went to Mrs. E
'restop Bryant.
Delicious chocolate pie and
offee were served to the follow- L
ng guests and members: Meslames
D. M. Davis, James Carr,
?f. A. Northrop, ,J.- D. Sutton, J. ;
Vrthur Dosher, Jtobert Jones. W j
5. Davis, Fred Willing, Robert
Thompson, H. T. St. George and ,
3 res ton Bryant.
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MRS. CARR HOSTESS c
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The home of Mrs. James Carr v
vas attractively' decorated on j
Friday night to carry out the ^
3t. Patricks day motif and was j,
:he scene of an enjoyable party .
'or her friends. Pinochle was 1
ilayed during the afternoon, Mrs.
iV. S. Davis winning high score j v
irize. Mrs. Robert Thompson cut j,
consolation. | j
Mrs. Carr served lime salad j
ind tea to the following guests: L
VIesdames D. M. Davis. Lee Gar- 1
ett, Robert Thompson, W. S. ^
Davis, Fred Willing, L. T. Yas- | a
cell. H. T. St. George, L. C. j
Fergus, J. Arthur Dosher, Rob- j
;rt Jones, J. W. Ruark and r
Preston Bryant. ]t
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CIRCLE MEETS
it
Mrs. C. J. Newton entertained j
the Methodist Circle No. 3 in L
ier home on Monday night. Mrs. I c
E. M. Hall, leader of the circle,
vas in charge of a short devo-1 f
tional program and was assisted :
ty Mesdames William Wells, ^
lohn Boyd Finch, Charles Wells s
ind Misses Lottie Mae Newton, ^
ind Sophie McRacken, who read h
scripture verses. Mrs. Hall read | ^
i very interesting article to the
nembers.
Fifteen members were present j
?rtrl vAnovtAfl 12ft oiflr vicita 17 I
;rays and 11 bouquets of flowers
:aken during the month of Feb- j 5
uary. 1
After an interesting tree con:est
the guests were served deli-11
nous punch and cakes. ' J
PINOCHLE CLUB J?
I1
The Pinochle club was delight- '
:ully entertained on Monday af- j1
lernoon by Mrs. J. W. Thompson, j v
Mrs. J. W. Ruark winning high i i
score price.
Mrs. Thompson served chicken 11
salad and drinks to the follow- 11
ng members: Mesdames L. T. |
Vaskell. J. W. Ruark. Lee Gar- c
ett, H. T. St. George, D. M. r
Davis, J. Arthur Dosher, W. C. r
Fleece, and Miss Marion St.
Deorge. I
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, March Hi s
Bridge club meets with Mrs. t
L. C. Fergus at 3:30 o'clock. c
Friday, March 17 (
Bridge Club meets with Mrs. r
NOT!
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VII A JTk.
:Iow at the time i
'38 Taxes. The Pe
April 1st. Pay b
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10:30 A. M
1 P. T
2:30 P. ^
*ch 23rd 10 A
l 23rd 12 Noo
1:30 P. M. t
*d 3 p. m. i
10 A. M
i 25th 12 Noon I
3th 10 A. M
3th 11:15 A. IV
12:30 P. M. i
28th 2 P. P
3:30 P. M. t
50th 10 A. M. to
I Ho., March 30th, 12 Not
. Gaust
)LLECTOR
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BE; STATE PORT PILOT.
?. M. Davis at 3:00 olclock.
Monday, March 20
Pinochle , club meets with Mrs
i. T. Yaskell at 2:30 o'clock.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. James Furpless
if Raleigh, visited Mr. and Mrs
'rice Furpless here during th
reek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilkins am
laughter. Jane, of Rose Hill, vis
ted Mr. and Mrs. John Gill her
luring the week-end. ?
Mrs. W. S. Dosher left las
reek for Boston where she wil
Jin her husband, Dr. W. S
Dosher.
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Taylor an
laughter. Miss Sarah Margate
'aylor, of Wilmington visited Mi
,nd Mrs. John Gill and Mr. am
Jrs. C. Ed Taylor here Sunday
H. W- Hood, state inspecto
if weights and measures, spen
he week-end here with his fam
iy.
C. Ed Taylor was in Raleigh oi
ntsiness Saturday.
Mrs., J. M. Garrison and chil
Iren, Johnie Mac and Patty Anne
if Winnetta, 111., are, visiting .he
nother, Mrs. H. N. Porter, her
or la few days.
Mrs. William Wells retumei
ome Saturday, after a week
tay in St. Augustine and Day
pna Beach, Florida. Mr. Well
as been engaged in shrimpini
here and returned with her.
Wininabow News
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plaxco o
iouthport visited Mrs. J. L. Hen
y Wednesday afternoon. ,
Miss Mary Aiken of Wilming
or. spent Wednesday night wit
diss Ethel Saterfield.
J. Douglas Taylor of Wilming
on visited Mr. and Mrs. J. I
Jenry Thursday.
William and Dan Walker an
Jrs. B. L. Furpless of Southpor
ve -e callers here Friday niorr
ng.
Everett McKeithan and J. I
iaker of Winter Park were en]
ers here Friday.
Mrs. Louis Goodman and frien
>f Wilmington visited Mrs. Taylo
ind Miss Kate Johnson Frida
ifternoon.
Horace Pearsall and R. S. Mc
Ceithan of Wilmington were visit
irs here Friday afternoon.
0. C. Johnson of Snow Oarnj
ormer pricipal of Bolivia schoo
ind S. D. Wright of Tabor Citj
ormer member of the Bolivia fa
lulty stopped here Friday nigh
in route to the basketball tourno
nent.
ceT
vre
AEiO
designated
nalty of 3
efore that
. to 12 Noon
VI. to 2 P. M.
1. to 4 P. M.
. M. to 11:30
n to 1 P. M.
o 2:30 P. M.
to 4:30 p. m.
[. to 12 Noon
o 4:30 P. M.
. to 11 A. M.
1. to 12 Noon
to 1:30 P. M.
VI. to 3 P. M.
o 4:30 P. M.
11:30 A. M.
an to 3 P. M.
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SOUTHPORT, N. C.
- NEWS 1
Jj * w A* 'i T ?
[ BRIEFS
n r=r- '
NEW ARRIVAL
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stanley of
i Supply announce the birth of a I
p daughter on March S.
;1 FOR TREATMENT
- Mrs. Mary F. Carrier of South- j
e port was admitted to the Brunswick
County Hospital Thursday
t! for treatment.
11 j IN HOSPITAL
' I Captain Charlie Swann, of
i Southport was admitted to' the
! Brunswick County Hospital Mont
j day for observation.
HOSPITAL PATIENT
-1 j Warren Cooper, of Southport.
>. was admitted to the Brunswick
r County Hospital Monday.
t p?a
DISMISSED
James Hall of Beaufort, memn
ber of the crew of the Comstock,
was dismissed from the Bruns.
\ wick County Hospital today.
SURGICAL PATIENT
e Mrs. C. C. Ellis of Wampee, S.
C. was :admitted Monday to the
j Brunswick County Hospital as a
s surgical patient.
s APPENDECTOMY
a Mrs. Richmond Cumbee. of
Southport underwent an operation
for the removal of her appendix
Monday at the Brunswick County
Hospital.
I ^
f PNEUMONIA
Jerry Spencer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Spencer of Southport, is
" a pneumonia patient at the Brunswick
County Hospital.
:
CAKE SALE
Members of the . Southport
Baptist Woman's Missionary So''
ciety will hold a pie and cake
' sale Saturday afternoon in Wards
Grocery.
AT PRESBYTERIAN
'* Rev. J. R. Potts will preach
Sunday at New Hope Presbyterian
'' church at 11:30. in the morning.
c The usual evening service will be
y held at Southport Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. His sermon
subject will be "The Faith
That Saves".
> VISIT GARDENS
' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Collins and
' daughter. Miss Lilian Collins, visl*
ited relatives in Myrtle Beach
f and Conway two weeks ago and
l* made the trip down to Brookgreen
Gardens, which they say
are now in the height of their
' beauty.
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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
Hobgoblin House, a mystery
play, will be given by the junior
class of Southport high school
on Friday. March 24th. This
play was originally scheduled on
March 17th, but on account of
illness of several members of the
cast it had to be postponed. The
juniors are giving this play in
order to raise funds for their
junior-senior banquet.
The cast of the piny is as follows:
Darius Krupp, EJdmond Newton;
Pricilla Carter, Annie M.
Watts; Marian, Marian Frink;
Jill, Doris Corlette; Frank Harlow,
Buster Northrop; Jack Loring,
Marcellus Cox; Susan Parkins,
Doris Lewis; Delilah Worts,
Josephine Moore: Henry Goober,
Paul Dosher; Bluebeard Bronson,
Ted. Lewis;;, Bill Wilkins, Harold
Aldridge; Patricia Arnold, Virginia
McKeithan.
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CHAPEL PROGRAM
The eighth grade entertained
the school Wednesday morning,
March, 8. The program was as
follows: (
Scripture?Joy Arnold: recitation?Helen
Evans, song?"Neapolitan
Night"?Gllda Arnold, Mildred.
Lancaster, Joy Arnold, Doris
Price, Martha Brown, Lepedis
Smith, Pauline Brown, Jeangtt?
Tyndell, Margaret Can. Glennie
Price, Frances Cox, Ruth Wallace,
Helen Evans, Doris Hickman: declamation?"Grave
of the .Unknown
Soldier"? Harlee Sellers;
Piano Solo?"Flower Song", GUda
Arnold: Quartet?"Song of Moonlight
Sea", Gilda Arnold, Margaret
Carr, Jeanette Tyndell,
Martha G. Brown: violin solo?
"Blue Danube"?Mrs. Livingston.
TelamT
school news
Senior superlatives
The Senior Class held a meeting
recently and elected class
superlatives. They are as follows:
Most attrative, Betty Lou
Powell, Edward Lewis; prettiest,
Betty Brew Chinnis; best looking,
Jimmy Paden; biggest flirt, Betty
Brew Chinnis, Ray Brew; biggest
pest. Helen McKeithan, Clifford
Clark; most studious, Martha Anderson,
Lloyd Bordeaux; most intellectual,
Martha Anderson, Ray
Brew, most ability. Evelyn Roberts,
Clifford Clark: most liekly
. to succeed, Martha Anderson. Edward
Lewis; most original, Evelyn
Roberts, Ray Brew; cutest,
Plorpnce Skipper, Edward Lewis;
Friendliest, Madge Robblns, Clif
ford Clark; most bashful, Flor-l
ence Skipper, Emmett Ggney; ,sil-j
liest, Madge Robbins, Ray Brew;
wittiest, Helen ..McKeithan, Clifford
. Clark;... most dependable, '
Florence Skipper, Edawrd Lewis; j
most independent,. Daisy Benton, j)
Emmett Oaney; most. jroncetted, |:
Betty Lou Powell, (Lloyd Bor-;!
deaux; best personality, Betty (
Brew Chinnis, Ray Brew; most ,
athletic. Betty Lou Powell, Clif- 1
ford Clark; laziest. Vivian Wil- ,!
liams, Billy Willetts; class babies, i
Helen McKeithan, Clifford Clark; j
best sports, Betty Brew Chinnis, j J
Edward Lewis; best-all-round J,
Betty Brew Chinnis, Clifford ['
Clark; neatest, Betty Lou Powell, |j
Lloyd Bordeaux; best students,')
Frances Ganey, Lloyd Bordeaux; |!
most sarcastic, Betty Brew Chin- j i
nis, Ray Brew; most likable, '
Frances C.aney, Ray Brew; most i
influential, Martha Anderson, Ray 1
Brew; most dignified, Martha An- i
derson, Lloyd Bordeaux; most ver- !
satile, Betty Brew .Chinnis, Clif- <
ford Clark; most popular, Betty )
Brew Chinnis, Ray Brew.
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i'. t. a. .meets j
The Parent-Teachers Associq
lion of Lelanit, high sc'iooli met i
last night. Plans were piade for j
Tag Week which is this week. ,
The purpose of Tag Week is to
raise funds to be used for var- ,
ious school activities.
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basketball game
A basketball game between Le- :
land and Shallotte schools was ,
played. on the court inr the new j
gym last night after the P.-T. A.
meeting. The score for the boys ;
was 34 to 11 in favor of Leland.
The score for the, girjs was 23 to (
17 in favor of Shallotte.
STAR-NEWS TQIRNAMEVT j
Both the boys and girls basket- 1
ball tpam are looking forward to ,
the Sfar-News Tournament this
comipg week-end. . ..
The tournament W'H be played ;
in the. Y. M. C. A. building in i'
Wilmington. 11
PICTURE FOR ANNUAL
Members of the high school, 1
various clubs and members of the
entire faculty , will have their
pictures .taket) .Wednesday for the
high school annual.
VISITS PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. George F, Goley,
of Sh&llotte entertained thpir son.
Byron H. Goiey, over the weekend.
Byron is a student at >Iaryville
College, Maryville, Tenn.
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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
The Juniors of Leland high
school honored thg seniors at the
annual junior-Senior banquet, in
the Hotel Wilmington last night.
INFLUENZA
Mrs. George F. Goley is confined,
to her home on Mullberry road
suffering with the grip.
B. V. P. U. PARTY
On Thursday, Feb. 23, Mrs. ,
George F. Goley entertained the
members of her B. T. V. Group .
of Chapel Hill at a Valentine
social. Twenty-three boys and
gills were present all enjoyed the
games, music, singing and refreshments.
THIRD GRADE
The third grade is enjoying a
I "Health Crusade" on which they
| are now working.
T~ WANT ADS~
Respectable, cultured man age 61
wishes room with fisherman or
summer resident., Light chores
agreeable. Write Harqhj Sheldon,
Orton Hotel, Wilmington, N. C.
n tC *
o-iuFOR
SALE: 120-aore tract of
fertile land with good crop of
timber. Originally part of J. H.
Frink estate. Price $2,000.00. Interested
parties may contact S. B.
Frink, Southport, or make inquirey
direct to owner Ralph F.
Frink, Seaman Barracks, Navy
Yard, Charleston, S. C. 3-8-c
LEGAtS
NOTICE OF HALK
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Brunswick
County, made in the special proceeding
entitled: Edgar IX Warren, el als,
Vh Mary M. Warren,, et als.. the
undersigned commissioner. will, on
the 10th day of April, 1939. at 12:00
(twelve!.o'clock, noon, at the rcourthouse
door in Southport. North Carolina.
offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for. cash, that certain tra*-t
or land lying and being in Town
Creek Township, ..Brunswick County,
North Carolina, and. more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at a Black Gum tree.
W. 11. Bobbins corner in the run
of the western prong:.of Old 'Field
branch: runs thence up said run of
the branch South 98 degrees West,
14S feet to a Puff Wood tree;
thence up the run South 11 degrees.
3? minutes, West, .183 feet to a
stake; thence up the run South 34
degrees West. 136 feet to a stake;
thence up the run South 87 degrees
West. 83 feet- Spruce Pine:
(hence South 47 degrees West, 18 feet
to a lightwood stump at the mouth
of the ditch in the above mentioned
branch; thence up said ditch South
38 degrees West. 330 feet to a stake
in the edge of a small pond; thence
South 80 degrees West*- 82>,i feet to a
Spruce Pine in the edge of said pond;
thence up said ditch South 31 degrees
West. .4feet to a stak^;
thence up the ditch South. 7 degrees
East. 412*4 .feet to the public
road; thence South tabout 73 degrees
East. w?th I. D. HarrMson's line to
1. T. Robbing.eovner;thence with his
line North., about J?5 i degrees East,
about 1.606 - feet to a stake, I. T.
Robbins corner intj. F. Swain's line;
thence with Swain's* line North 72
degrees East. 165 feet to a stake,
said Swain a corner: thence North
74 degrees. 36 iminutes -West. 317 feet j
to the Beginning. Containing about
22 acres, more or less.
SUBJECT HOWEVER to the dower
interest of Mary M. Warren, widow
of G. A. Warren.
This the 6th day of March. 1939.
J. H. Ferguson, Commissioner.
4-12-c
THEATRE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
. <Bj Substituted Trtlfttttl
# Pursuant to the power anil authorty
contained in a certain deed of
rust dated the 11th day of August.
t93f; executed by Mayme Moore an?l
hi stand. N. M. Moore to C. S.
table. Trustee, which deed of trust
a duly registered in" the office of
he Register of Deed* of Brunswick
"ounty. North Carolina, in Book on.
>age 6?. securing a certain note payible
to Home owners' Loas Corporation.
default having been made for
i period of raon- than ninety (9b)
lays in the payment of said note as
provided therein and in the performir.ee
of certain eonvenants set out
n - said' deed of trust and demand of
foreclosure having been made by the
voider of said indebtedness, the uniersigned
Trustee, havinc been substituted.
as trustee for S. Nobles, said
lubstitution being duly recorded in the
>ffice of . the Register of Deeds of
Ifriinswick County. North Carolina,
n Book OR, page 18. will offer for
tale at public auction to the highest
adder .Tor i-ash at ihe Court House
loor in Brunswick County. Southport.
tarth Carolina at 1- o'clock noon on
he 15th day of April. 1929 the. folowing
described real estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot.- tract or parcel
if land situate, lying .and being in
he City of Southport, Smlthville
rownship. County of Brunswick, State
if'North Carolina, and more particularly
deseril>ed and defined an follows:
Adjoining the lands of Atrs. \\\ S.
Dosher. C. S. VariArnridge. T. U.
I .indsay and Potts Street. BBC INNING
at a point in (he eastern margin
of Wotts Street in the City of
tauthport. N. C.. 60 feet southwardly
from intersect ion of said margin
>f Potts Street with southern line
>f .Moore Street: running thence with
line of .Mrs. \V. S. Dosher at right
ingles to Potts Street and parallel to
Moore Street easlwardly 120 feet
tm C. S. VanAntridge's western line;
lhencn 'With -western line of C. S. VanAm
ridge parallel with Potts St.
louthuardly 50 ft. to T. 11. Liudsey's
northern line; thence with T. II. Lindsay's
northern line parallel with Moore
fct. westwardly 120 ft. to the eastern
margin of Potts St.;Hhence -with said
pastern margin of Potts St. northwardly
50 ft. to the BEGINNING
rorner. Being nil live laud conveyed
by John R. Ames and wife. Elizabeth
Haight Ames, to N. M. Moore, deed
dated June 27. 1924. and registered in
Book 40. page .183. in the office of
Register of Deeds of Brunswick
County, X. C.. and also conveyed by
N. -M. Moore to Mavme Moore by
deed dated Nov. !. 1920. filed for
registeration Nov. 0. 1920. and registered
in Book 41. Page 008. in said
office, to which said deeds and the
records thereof reference is hereby
lahde for greater certainly of descrlplion,
Heing the lands plotted on map
Jesignnted as ".Map Showing Location
Property of .Mrs. Ma vine Moore. Potts
Streets. City of Southport". said map
:>eing made from a survey hv It. I.
Mint/.. C. K? July 21. 1934. which
said map is on file with the Home
Owners' Loan Corporation, its successors
and | or assigns and w hich is
hereby referred to for greater certainty
of description.
This property will he sold subject
to 1B39 taxes.
The purchaser at this sale will he
required to make a cash deposil of
5 .|n>r cent ol' -the purchase price to
show good faith.
This, the 13th day of March. 1939.
T. C\ Ahernethy Substitute Trustee
S. R. Prink, Attorney. 4-12-r
NOTICE OF FOKKt I.ONt'KK
.Under and by virtue a power ol
sale; contained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by Chas. 10. Cause and
wife. Gertrude Cause to Peoples United
Bank on the ICtli, day of Septem?
her. 1929. and there-after on the 19th.
day ol July, 1935, duly assigned to
H. T. St. Ceorge. J. Berg and R. I.
Mint/., trusteed, to secure, the payment
of u certain note therein recited,
which said mortgage deed is duly
recorded in Book No. 48 at Page No.
49:t, records of Brunswick County. X.
('., and default having been made in
the ipayment of said not", the undersigned,
trustees, assignees of the
.Mortgagee, will on Monday.' the 17th.
day of April. 1939. nl 12 o'clock. M.,
at the Courthouse door in Southport,
N. C. offer for sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction, the
following described tracts of land,
lowit:
Is!. Tract: That certain island between
the waters of Dutchman?
Creek and Elisabeth river formed by
what is known as the "go through",
consisting of a marsh island and heginning
where the "go through" enters
Elizabeth river; thence (town the
Elizabeth river to where the waters
of Dutchman* creek at low water flow
into the Elizabeth river; thence up
the run of Dutchmans (reek as it
meanders to the "go through" which
Is below Prnziers Neck; thence with
the run of the "go through" as it
meanders to the'beginning. Being the
same, tract of land conveyed to C.
E. Geuac by R. M. Wescott. by deed
dated April 28th. 1924. and recorded
in Book No. 40. Page No. 250. records
of- Brunswick County, N. C. 2nd.
Tract: Known as Bush Point tract o(
land. Beginning on North side ol
I'uuli I'ninf fiiHii runs with Calf Cully
marsh to the old Bridge; thence
South 10 West to Fraziers Branch at
a light wood stake, a corner; theme
with the branch to a pine, a corner,
12* yards; thence South . 10 West tc
the highlands on the South side of
Fraziers branch, a light wood;? slake,
a cornet:; thence down Frazler*
branch to the crossing; theme North
to the highlands on the Nohth side-;
thence thrv Marsh hack to the l>egllining,
containing 50 acres, more ot
less. 3rd. Tract,: Beginning at I'amp
bell Log across Calf Cully: rum
thence down the run of Calf Cully U
Dutchman# creek: thence down Dutch
mans Creek to the mouth of .Fraxien
branch; thence up Fraziers branch t<
the Spehcer landing at highwatei
mark; thence to the beginning, eOn
tainrng' lhO* acres, more or Jess. Thi
last two*Above, mentioned tracts bein*
same conveyed- to. C. K. Cause bj
Walker New ton and others by deet
dated Jan. 15th. 1026. recorded it
Book No. 42 at Page No. 298. record:
of Brunswick: County, N.t C. 4th
Tract: Beginning at. Northwest corn
er of Pasture fence and. runnini
thence North 10 degrees 55. minute:
East to tlve., Northern boundary lirn
of the Southport Fish- Scrap and Oi
Company's lands; thence with th*
Boundary line of said lands as in
dicated on a plot East. South am
West to a point on tltw- Kliiabetl
river where the first line projects
would intersect the same; them*
North 19 degrees 55 minutes East ti
the beginning, containing 162 acres o
hill land and 127. acres of Marsl
lands, more or less. The above de
scribed tract of land being the trar
conveyed by Southport Fish Sera
and Oil Co.. to J. W. Dey and C. fi
(Jause as will more fully appear h;
reference to Book No. 34 at Page Nc
350. records of Brunswick County. N
C.. to which reference is hereby mad
so as to .include ..the plot hetetofor
refered to as fully as If include'
herein and , attached hereto, same be
ing recorded as above set forth, sav
ing and excepting, however, from th
lands hereby conveyed all that par
of the above described tract of land
conveyed by J. W. Dey and C. F
Cause to Portsmouth Fisheries Comp
any. May 31#l. 1922. recorded i
Book Na 37 at Page No. 167, record
of Brunswick lYaimy. N. C? hereh;
especially refered to and the sail
excepted part of said lands, bein
that certain parcel of land in Bruits
wick County. *\Y C.. on the Nortl
side oS ..Elizabeth river, hounded b
the lands of - Dey and Cause, th
Southport Fish Ncrap and Oil Comp
any and by Elizabeth river, contair
ing aoout 29-4-10 acres more or les:
described and- deftwl further as fol
lows, viz: - Beginning at a concret
poM marked "DGX"- 1921 and indi
cnted on plat accompanying deed frot
Southport J^sh Scrap and Oil Comr
| any 5tO ?Dey and* Cause, recorded i
Book No. .-34 at Page No. 356. record
of BrunswUk -County. N. C., a
Northwest eorner of Pasture; rur
thence North 10 degrees 55 minute
East 236 *45eet- to a i corner; them
South -86 degrees 37 minutes East 899
feet to a corner; thence South
degrees 99 minutes West about 525
feet to the Northeast corner of Pai
turo fence; .thence with Pastm
Fence same course about 387.7 feet t
corner No. 4, total distance frot
corner 3 to corner 4 being 913.2 fe
page theee ~
I thence with Pasture fence South 7^
degrees 9 minutes East about 234 feet
j to corner 5 on the Elizabeth Biver;
thence up Elizabeth river as it mearid-;
j ers <to rorrier 0 Pasture fence; thence ^
with Pasture fence 0 degrees 33 .
' minutes East about 741 feet to the be-', v
ginning .corner, map hereunto attach- ?
ed and forming a part hereof, recorded^
Ion Page Xo.- 168 of Book So. 37,
records of Brunswick County. X C.: L
Dated and Posted this the 14th, day
of March. 1939.
II . T. St. George. J. Berg and H.
I. Afintz. Trustees and assignees of
Peoples lTmted Bank, Mortgagee
J. NY. P.uark, Atty. Southport, X. C. 'dMU
n
NOTICE OF FoKEi'lOSFRE . ;j''
Cnder anil by virtue of a power . .
(of sale contained in a certain mortgage
Deed executed by A. M. Rice
and wife. Margaret Flue, to Peoples
j LTnited Bank on April 24th, 1928. and
| recorded in Book Xo. 4S at Page So.
| 96. records of Brunswick County, X.
= to secure the payment of a erj
tain note therein recited, and there|
after on the 18th. day of July. 1935,
i assigned to H. T. St. George. J. Berg
I and Ft. I. Mintz. trustees ami default
having been made in the payment of
said note, the undersigned trustee*.
I assignees of the mortgagee will on -*
I Monday. April 17th, 1919. at 12 o'clock.
\f? offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door ^
! in Southport, X. the following
described tract of land, towit: L>iog
and being in tjie cit> of Southport,
X. C.. and beginning at the Southeast
corner of St. George and Potts
Streets runs theme about East along ;j
the line of St. George Street 141.66
feet to the Western line of l.or Xo. . .., ,j
39; thence about South along the
line of Lot No. 3ft. 32.53 feet to the
Northern line of ; lot Xo. '23; thence
about West along the line of lot Xo.
23. 432 feet to the eastern. line of
Potts, Street: thence about North , ?, /
along the eastern line of Potts Street
87.2ft feet to the beginning, same be- |(i i '
ing f.ots Xos. 21 and 22 of the Pyke
and Pullen subdivision of the City
of Southport. X. and. Iieiug same
lo's conveyed to A. M. Rico and wife
by .S .M. Creech ami to. said S. M.
Creech by Pyke and Pullen by deed <|t r||
duly recorded in Book No. "T. T.".
at Page Xo. 4ftft, records of Brunswick
County. X. C. Hated and Posted
this llth, day of .March. 1939.
H. T. St. George. J. Berg. R. I.
Mintz, Trustees and assignees of the iy ?i|| I
People I'nited Bank.
J. \V. Kuark. Atty., Southport, X. C.
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;t)<
NOTICE OF SAI.K OF I.AND
WHEREAS, on the 27th day of iP.llf
August. 1934, James F. llart. deceased .
executed and delivered unto W. O. ll'm'//
McGihony. Trustee for l4Mid Bank
Commissioner, a certain deed of trust
which is recorded In the office of the <.
Register of Heeds for Brunswick l{ '
V .u Jr. IlAnlf I'.A
lOlllliy, .Nurin v.aioiuui, ...
at i?a?e fin; and /<> >*iJ>
WHKRKAS, default has been made
in the payment of the indebtedness I)
thereby ; ? etired as therein provided,
and lite trustee has beep requested
by the owner and holder thereof , .
to exercise the power of sale therein ''
contained: .
NOW. TIIKRHFORK. under and by ' '
virtue of the authority conferred by .1
the said deed of trust the undersigned '?l/t
Trustee will on the 18 day of March.
10.19. at the court house door of ,|M?iL
Brunswick County, North Carolina, at . .
twelve o'clock noon offer for sale I
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following real estate:
All that certain tract, piece or x
parcel of land lying ami being situate s * ?
in Smithville Township. Brunswick
i County. North Carolina, containing
One Hundred and Thirty-Seven (117) j
acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of the Barber heirs on the o|i
North; lands of A. B. Mercer on
the East, lands of William Creeii 011 m
the South, and the Marsh of Uovernor's
Creek on the West, and being hi.i t I
situate about eight miles from the
Town of Southporl and near what is /
known as the river road. The prol>erty
is more fully described by metes
and bounds in the deed of trust above
mentioned to which reference is made. hh>|
This the 14 day of February, 1939.
W. O. McCibony. Trustee
C. Hd. Taylor. Agent and Attorney
for Trustee 3-22-c
TRI'.HTKK'S 8.W.F OF
KKAL KHTATK
DEFAULT having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured , ( |>{
. by the deed of trust executed by
M. A. Northrop and Theltna Northrop
his wife, to Robert W. Davis.
Trustee for the South port Building , ,jo
and Bonn Association. tinted 15th
day of August. 1914. duly recorded >q'|
in Book 51. at page fill. Records of
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Brunswick County, to which refer- ,
1 enoe is hereby especially made, and ... 1
application having been made.by the ,M '
said Southporl Building and Loan
Association 10. the undersigned Trustee
the undersigned Trustee will offer t(>rv
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Door in . itMI
1 the City of Southporl, N. C., on 1
! Saturday the 81I1 day of April. A. D. ,ij
; 1939. at 11 o'clock Noon, the following
described lot. tract, piece or {
parcel of land lying and heing in the
City of Southporl, Brunswick County,
N. 0., and hounded and described as
follows, to-wit: illt/O^
BKHINNINfS at a point In the
Baste 1 n line of Boundary Street said j c 7ti
point being 12ft Feel Northwardly
, from the Northeast corner of Hound- ./!?>') //
ary and Nash Streets, runs theme
Northwardly with the Eastern Line of |>|I/l
| Boundary Street 45 Feet to a stake.
, thence Eastwardly 66 Feet to a-stake; | }?
thence Southwardly and parallel with
Boundary street 45 Feet 10 a stake; ' (10
. William Uuthrie's corner; thence
Wesiw.-irdly and parallel with Nash fflBTi
' Street fifi Feet, to the beginning and
: being the same land . conveyed to M. .:! I
A* Northrop by Lucy Northrop 12th
day of January. 1931, and duly re- /
* ..i^i r..l. -jt o;iffc> lift.
vuniou . - - . ?
? Records of the office of the Register
p of Deeds of Brunswick County. to
which reference in hereby especially Hi.
i made.
f ROBERT W. DAVIS. Trustee For ?if
f Southporl Building and l/oan Abho1
ciaHr/i \ )
i DATED AND POSTKD This 8th
? day of .March. 1939. nHhj
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t * !
TRl'MTF.E'S NAI.E OF
; ItKA I. ESTATE
(. Default having been made in the
j payment of the indebtedness secured
? by the deed of trust executed the
, 19th day of June. 1936. by Louis'*! ') 1
I Fuilwood and Josie Fuilwood, his i
^ wife, to Robert W. Davis. Trustee
a for the Southporl Building and Loan j
Association, duly recorded in Book
? 58. at page *369. Records of the Office
J of the Register of Deeds of Brunsr
wick County to which reference Is
1 hereby especially made, and appllea"
lion having been made to the under- ,
1 signed trustee by the said Southp
port Building and Loan Association.
' the undersigned trustee will offer for
V sale at public auction to the highest
> bidder for rash at the Court House
' Door in the City of Southport., Rruns&
wick County, X. on Saturday
e the 8th day of April. A. D. 1939, at
(I 12:30 P. M.? the following described
i- lot, tract, piece or parcel of land
- lying and being in the City of Southe
port, Brunswick County, N. C? and
t bounded and described as follows, tos
wit: V
Adjoining the lands of P. C. Tharp.
i- et als. being a part of Back Lot No.
n 1 of the William Taylor Tract, and
,s BEGINNING at a point in the West- , ,
y ern line of Burringtou Avenue 150
j Feet Northwardly-, from the i n terser^
tion of the Northern lane of Brown
Street; with the Western Line of BurI,
rington Avenue, runs thence North'
wardly with said line FIFTY (50)
* Feet to the P. C. Tharp line; thence
Westwardly with said P. C. Tharp
line 191.31 Feet to the dividing lino
between hack lots number 1 and 2
of the Taylor Tract; thence with said
dividing line South 2 degrees 42' East
to John Jones corner: thence Eastwardly
with said John Jones line to .
n the beginning, and being the same
land conveyed to Louie O. Fuilwood
n and wife by L. H. Fuilwood and
i* wife by deed dated fh? 2nd day of <> i
April, 1934 and recorded in Book 59.
? at page 254. Records of the Office >
of the Register of Deeds of Bruns?
wirkv County, to which reference is
.? hereby especially made.
6 Robert w. Davis, TiusteeehbEeecfrn . ;i ?
.5 ROBERT W. DAVIS. Trustee For
s- Southport Building and Loan Associa e
tion
;o DATED AND POSTED This 8Ul Mi t. fj
m day of March. 1939. '
at 4-5-c