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Kf^nAV. APR<L 3, 194 fii t 31'ighier^ I (Our Ifr s an experiment. and we ^B I, delayed by a bit of H spring seems H*t to be here . . . Already V :5 talk of disbanding the ^B the summer ... if them will run Eteral more weeks . . . And ^B to this week's ^B... place this week goes to K'i Ve haven't reported before. H r.tly been formal. ized mainly by ^1; : : king girls" and ^E-jkcrs who find it imposEj play bridge in the after^B; T on Tuesday two tables. Lottie Mae Newton en^B week and V|{. C. Corlette won high K >trs. Robert Willis bingoed ^Kv.ve the consolation prize. Lottie Mae served a delici^B cake, with whip* H peaches piled on i the original members of H were there, these being ^B tte. Mrs. Arthur , Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Mabel ^B Mrs. Robert Willis, Mrs. K. BusseHs. and Mrs. James L. T Vaskell home on the scene of right ^BTbridee playing ... In the Ijojn Mrs Yaskell entertain- j S: bridge club and that night iouis Tixon was hostess to club. the afternoon Mrs. H. T. (torse received a much en,bv Mrs. Fergus, who also a blue roomt blue dresser jr.': Mrs. \V. R. Lingle rei 2 bridge score pads as r-.s prize Only substitute be afternoon was Mrs. Dixon took Mrs. Robert Jones' s. Yaskell served an unusual sled dessert combined with : cheese ar.d nut3 . . . Cofi course, to go with it. Litireta Dixon also enjoyed the : being chaperoned among iter folk for a few minutes it father. it right Gwendolyn, the si.! Mrs. Dixon, and also the s of the also aforesaid Algreeted her Thursday night guests who came through I ain to play bridge. Mrs. | s Jorgensen won high score i . A very usual thing for .. . and Mrs. Wiley Wells so . . . Also a very usual for Vicki. I Bill Courtney substituted rs Allen Ewing . . . All members of the club were I This is a mistake, DoroMrs Lewis J.) Hardee f there She arrived only Btst .Monday from Florida has been all winter . . home Dorothy!) B7- noticed quite a lot of gardening: going on this The Plaxco ome has been improved by the plants' shrubbery on the grounds. V' Plaxco to tell you the Kl'them He 04111 9 door we noticed Mrs. jetting her yard prettied ir.y of you notice the narnarcissi, which ever is m' 0141 Ethel (Mrs. Ed) had a few weeks ago ? them up against anyI' ' size and profusion. T getting away from nur ^Bsctivities, however, and we *e several bridge parties to bridge clubs in a town i 80 m\\ At 12:2 B I I \ Feat H SPECIAL lyuir ;l^ngt?n Box I doming Monday, Tue W. C. FIELDS a v -? M.*0 (Of ^tifc a 9 [pmatc the size of Southport is some what unusual. The Tuesday night bridge club, (the Couple Club) was the occasion for a tumble into society, gracefully executed by Mrs. Robert Thompson. She blames it on her new Easter Shoes and the Styron's nice ?lick floors (that's where the club met) Fall weather instead of spring weather, we call it. Only one other unusual thing happened at the club that night . . . All the regular club members being there . . . And that was that. Mrs. L. C. Fergus won high score prize and bingoed too . . . There ought to be a law. All members of the auxiliary of the Dosher Memorial Hospital are urged to come to the hospital next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock and bring needle, thread and thimble. There are some garments which need mending out there and plans are to work on those. Also, there will be an election of officers. Mrs. Grace Dosher is president of the auxiliary. Circle No. 1 takes the cake for accidents. At their meeting on Monday night at Mrs. Athalia St. George's no less than three of our better known ladies dropped their refreshments. Stranger than all else was the fact that not a dish broke. Was it April fool that got you, ladies? Mrs. Eva Ruark had charge of the program and made an interesting talk on Dr. Walter Lambeth. Mrs. J. E. Carr had the Pinochle club Monday afternoon. Pictures were the pay-off. Mrs. J. G. Christian receiving one for high score and Mrs. D. M. Davis another for bingomg. Fruit salad, garnished with grated cheese, and tea were served. Personals Mrs. E. H. Cranmer is in Henderson this week attending a meeting of the State Missionary Society. * Pearce Cranmer and Ed Newton of Raleigh spent the past week end here with relatives. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hardee and young son, Lou, of New Smyrna, Fla.. returned here Monday after an absence of several months. * * Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lester and Bob Burnette of Raeford spent Sunday here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Prevatte. * * Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fox of Wilmington visited Southport and Ft. Caswell Sunday. ? ? Misses Anna Katherine Garrett and Margaret Watts returned to Louisburg College Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mowery and sons, Arthur, Jr., and Sammy, spent the past week end in Southport. a Miss Elizabeth Murray, superintendent of Dosher Memorial Hospital, spent Friday in Wilmington. Miss Esther Prevatte, member of the nursing staff at Dosher Memorial Hospital, spent Monday in Wilmington. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert has returned from Washington following an extended visit with her ?lsrn ,l.cX?,k Cibi%'m 0 - 2:40 - 5 -7:20 - 9:40 ture 14 Minutes Later Saturday Morning Show \t 10-30 A. M. Office Open At 10:15 sday and Wednesday md flAE WEST CHICK-A-DEE" hhh m*" P NEWS 1 BRIEFS PAINTING ROOF \ The roof of the garrison build- ( ing is being repainted. t IN HOSPITAL \ Bob Wagoner of Southport en- ' tered Dosher Memorial Hospital ! Saturday. PATIENT Alex Williams of Southport was admitted Friday as a patient | at Dosher Memorial Hospital. ! PAINTING HOUSE f The Thomas St. George home j is being given a new coat of ( ! paint. i 3 GOES HOME Howard Chance returned to his I i home in Leesburg, N. J., Sunday y : after being dismissed from Doshj er Memorial Hospital. 1 I LEAVES HOSPITAL i Mrs. S. W. Watts left Dosher Memorial Hospital Sunday after 1 being a patient there for several i days. \ HOSPITAL PATIENT Gladys Marie, daughter of Mr. c and Mrs. Clyde Hewett of Supply, ; was admitted Wednesday as a i patient at Dosher Memorial Hospital. 1 j HOME TODAY ? Mrs. J. I. Davis returned to her home today from Dosher Memor- t ial Hospital, where she has been a a patient for several days. t mitti nipsnvrn J. Fred Smith was able to re- i j I turn home Tuesday from Dosher jt | Memorial Hospital where he has 5 been a patient for several weeks. CRITICALLY ILL -1 Paul Tokar of Lorain, Ohio, was admitted to Dosher Memorial Hospital Monday where he is critically ill with pneumonia. a iE IN LOCAL HOSPITAL I j Mrs. Alex Lind has returned 1 from James Walker Memorial t Hospital. Wilmington, and again I r is a patient at Dosher Memorial t Hospital. I c BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT c Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hewett of j y Shallotte announce the birth of [ j a son, James Allen, at Dosher , Memorial Hospital Sunday, March v 31. , INFANT ILL I Little Barbara May Sellers, 4- j months old daughter of Mr. and ] Mrs. J. H. Sellers of Bolivia, is in Dosher Memorial Hospital. ADDITION COMPLETED The office of Dr. L. C. Fergus ' has been enlarged to provide quarters for the office of Dr. Charles Stevick. This work, as well as extensive remodeling to the Fergus home, is nearing completion. FLU PATIENT The following patients were admitted on the days designated to Dosher Memorial Hospital for treatment for influenza: Sidney TT 4-a. n. 1-- l'?I /ln?i" PVi n vino newen, ouppiy, muoj, vuam.a Hewett, Supply, Friday; A. A. Arnold, Southport, Monday; J. O. Garner, Bolivia, Sunday; Martin Rierson, New York City, Monday. CHURCH SUPPER The Men's Bible Class of Southport Baptist church enjoyed a chicken salad supper Friday night. Mr. Coward, Wilmington insurance executive, made a brief but inspiring talk to the men. THANKS FAR>fERS County Forest Warden says that he wishes to thank the farmers of the county for the manner in which they have cooperated with the forestry forces in keeping the burning permit law. He urges continued caution, for there is constant danger of forest fire. LELAND SCHOOL NEWS : ATTENDS MEETING Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Garrett spent the week-end in Charleston, S. C., Mr. Garrett attended the meeting of the Progressive Education Association at the Citadel. P.-T. A. WEEK Clyosing one of the most successful years in its history, the Leland Parent-Teacher's Association, under the direction of the president, Mrs. W. C. Biggs, and sister, Mrs. S. H. Robbins. * ? Miss Josephine Wolfe, daughter of Mrs. Eva Wolfe and student at Duke University, is spending her Spring vacation here. ? * ? ? Mrs. David Jones, of Marion, S. C., spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Lillian Caison. With her were her children, Miss Lillian Jones, Mrs. Lewis Meggs and Rev. Theo Jones, of Mullins, S. C., who filled the pulpit at Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday moniing. THE STATE PORT PILO the summer round-up committee ire completing plans for this summer's work. *rhe organization vas winner of a national certifilate for summer round-up for last ('ears work. Many worthwhile activities have marked the work of the association during the year. Besides .vorking toward standardization, the P.-T. A. sponsored shrubbery txercises at the school and .obtained a flag. The final meeting ot the year vill be held on April 15. At that time officers for the next year vill be elected and all parents ire urged to be present. Shallotte Mrs. Pat Moore of Wilmington ipent the week end with her partnts, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruas. Wingate Swain of Wake Forest College is spending the spring holdays with his parents, Mr. and ifrs. W. L. Swain. Mrs. Woodrow Russ and Miss Britie Holden were visitors in Vilmington Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Bennett, Urs. Beatrice Bennett, Ethel Bert Bennett and Gene were visitors n St. Pauls Sunday. Misses Ida Creech, Virginia Tritts, Elizabeth Stanton, Mr. ind Mrs. M. Gatlin and N. Piatt vere visitors in Wilmington Satirday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Guye Womble >f Georgia are spending awhile vith Mrs. Womble's parents, Mr. ind Mrs. E. Holden, Jr. Mesdames J. A. Russ, Matt rVilliams, Misses Sallie, Hilda and Ignes Andrews left Monday for in extended trip to Florida. Mrs. M. M. Rosenbaum and Vingate Swain were Wilmington 'isitors Thursday. Harper Hewett visited his siser, Mrs. Elmer Long, Sunday. Miss Wilna Thomas arrived Vpril 1st to spend the spring inlirinvs with hpr nnrentR Mr. ind Mrs. Neil Thomas. Artists Visit Southport Sunday Miss Helen McMillan, artist, and ,n expert with color camera, took l hundred pictures on Bald Head sland Sunday. She also got in a lumber of shots at the rather ame Southport gulls that are low attracting considerable atention. Some painting was also lone by members of the party. The trip to Bald Head was sort >f complimentary to William .Vhitehead, New York actor who s visiting his old home in Wilnington. Miss Jessie Rheder, vriter and novelist of _ New York, vas also in the party. The others vere Henry McMillan, Claude Jowell, W. B. Keziah of Southib'rt, and Misses Sue Calder and Elizabeth Pridgen of Wilmington. A clean windshield will reduce leadlight glare. WAR] Southport citize: permit their chicken have had several re] stroying the flowers citizens, and unless fined their owners w JOHN D. ERI City Of f jp?L years ago. That's wl this fall if you pia spring. G. W. Kit SUPPI " ? w- "* l~ fm rs t-n 4 fJT T. SOUTHPORT. N. C. OPEN _FORUM | A column dedicated to opinions ot the public. A mouthpiece for the views and observations of our friends and readers, for which we accept no responsibility. Contributions to this column must not exceed three hundred words. ABOUT BIRDS Warm Creek Camp G-82 Wells, Nevada March 4. 1940 Mr. James M. Harper, Jr., Editor Southport, N. C. Dear Editor: While reading my most recent | issue of the "State Port Pilot", I noticed the article giving many habits of the "Nigger" geese. During the two years I spent in Camp Sapona, Southport, I continued to pursue my study of birds and nature in its entirety, and noticed these birds in numbers, especially in the fall and winter season, and until midspring. I However, according to the em; inent ornithologists of the past 1 and of today, these birds are known as double crested cormori ants?this family of cormorants having many different species and sub-species over the entire Western Hemisphere. I must also state that these queer birds are always a thrilling sight to see, especially when they're perched and ready to take flight at the least suspicion of danger. Another feature I noticed in the line of birds, while at Southport, was mat in me aenae nmrenea are found the water turkey, snake bird, or anhinga, a resident of the Everglades of Florida. Brunswick County has a perfect right to be proud of the varied forms of bird, animal, and plant life to be found by those who really see, instead of merely look. May your paper have continued success. Sincerely, Claude J. Smith. Must Sign Up 1940 Farm Places Farmers who wish to cooperate [with the 1940 soil conservation program must sign a copy of i their year's plans before April 15 if they expect to collect for this year's compliance. County Agent J. E. Dodson has just completed a round of meetI ings designed to give every grower a convenient opportunity to sign up, but any who failed to do so should come to his office this week or the first of next. LATE CROP [ L. T. Weeks, Extension tobacco specialist of State College, predicts that tobacco will be later I this year than has been the case J in the past several years. NING ns are warned not to s to run at large. We ports of chickens deand gardens of other these fowls are connil be prosecuted. ( KSEN, Mayor iouthport ?? LAST CALL TO PLANTERS! As ye sow, so shall ye also reap, jj That's just as true to* day as it was 2000 ly you'll be money ahead mt dependable seed this 'by & Son .Y, N. C. I.Father And Son Oyster Roasi The Bolivia Future' Farmers o | America chapter held their Fathe I and Son Oyster Roast Wednesday evening at Town Creek. Mr. King agriculture teacher at Bolivia acted as host. He also assiste< the boys in planning the oystei roast. About 85 persons were presenl tj enjoy the 22 bushels of oys ters. After the oysters were roast ed those present enjoyed musii furnished by Rotha Hickman wit! his harmonica and his harmon izers. Everyone seemed to enjoy himself immensely. ^POLITICAL Announcement CAMPAIGN PROGRESS Since my first announcemenl that-1 would be a candidate foi nomination in the coming Democratic primary. I have receivec encouraging reports from everj section of the county. These re ports are very gratifying, and 1 am well pleased with the pro gress of my campaign. I appreci ate the interest my many friend! have manifested in my candidacj and I shall appreciate their con tinued support. 4-3-c J. B. RUSS FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS I wish to announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Registei of Deeds for Brunswick county I have been a faithful Democral all my life, and this is my firsl run for public office. Your sup port and influence will be appreci ated. A. J. WALTON, Sr. 4-3-c APPRECIATION TO THE VOTERS OF BRUNS WICK COUNTY: I want to ex press my sincere thanks to yoi for tf/Mir 1 a* ?o 1 * t? ? ? J VIAL lUJttl OUppUI k III UUI township meetings which havi just been completed throughou the county. YOURS FOR VICTORY F. L. LEWIS LADIES! ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST Famous dieticians and beauty ex perts will help you. Follow thi many splendid women's feature! every Sunday In the BALTIMORE AMERICAN On Sale At All Newtstands! Annua! and Financial report of t Court of Brunswick County, North ( GENERA] Cash Account Waccam&w Bank ft Trust Co., Gener Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co., Trui Trust Funds Miscellaneous Account Advanced Court Costs I Superior Court Costs, Criminal .. Superior Court Costs, Civil Recorder Court Costs Clerk Superior Court Fees MISCELLANE Babson vs. Gresham Brown vs Brown Brunswick County ?.... Brunswick County vs. Fennell David Bryant L. B. Capps Co City of Southport, Tax Suits J. H. Dixon Heirs Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. vs. Coy Formyduval ? ? J. H. Frink Estate Walter D. Frazier Government Bond Account Grejrpr Bros. vs. Frank Norris ... I Inlgiwl U'tilorwav ieeAiinl Eiton Jackson Jenrette Referee Fee Jenrette vs Jenrette et al Justice of the Peace Fees R. J. King Alex Loftln - L. J. & Mary McLamb W. J. McLamb, O'Quinn Estate Gladys J' Kay vs J. J, McKay Norden vs. Ganey ....... George Parker Estate Peoples United Bank vs. D. F. St. I J. O. Smith vs. L. B. Ciemmons Unemployment Compension Comm. v M. B. Watts Jesse Wilson Estate TRUST Nova & Velma Long ........ Rradisher Heirs ...... Trust Fund Interest Account Rosa Lee Galloway Otto Frazler Lizzie Pinner Heirs ..... M.S. M. V. Skipper Rot oe & Eva Jones Carrie O. Hasket Estate - Van Reynolds Heirs J. D. Phelps Estate ?.?... J. H. Frlnk Estate i W. T. Pinner Heirs ' Elizabeth Roach I Jacob Frink ... W. S. Cook Heirs Laurence & Francis W. H. Phelps Dorothy Russ et al W. M. Willitts Heirs Jacob D. Phelps Jf. E. Bennett Heirs ... J. D. Mears, Gdn. Analysis of money on hand. Showi anil to what1 account it belongs. Cash n vault Government Bond - Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co Due amount advanced County, Office Otto Fraizer Alex Loftin ? Trust Funds Account ? Miscellaneous Account ? ? Advanced Court Costs Superior Court Costs, Criminal Superior Court Costs. Civil Recorder Court Costs - Superior Court Clerks Fees STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA BRUNSWICK COUNTY. To Chairman Board County Commis Southport, N. C. I. S. T. Bennett. Clerk Superior C certify that the foregoing is a true a in my hands by virtue of my office, deposited in the aforesaid Bank and S. T. B Sworn and subscribed to before m< W. B. Wat Filed, accepted and ordered record This December 11th, 1939 I J IMPROVE PASTURES t Jones County is determined improve its pastures, and sever f j farmers are conducting demo r | strations to determine the be f': rates of seeding and fertilizatio ! reports 'F. F. Hendrix, farm age ' | of the State College Extensii ' i Service. li r HEALTH INSURANCE I I now have the agency for t reliable HOSPITAL and SUR< . i ERY Insurance at a modera .1 rate. This takes care of yoi , hospital and surgeon's bill in ca ' of an operation. .1 J. D. SUTTON Dosher Memorial Hospital Soutiiport, N. C. WANT ADS MAN WANTED for Rawleij Route of 800 families. Wri t today. Rawleigh's, Dept. NC< . 211-SA, Richmond. Va. 'I " WANTED: To sell or trade f anything used pianos. Drop l ' a card. Southport Music Hous " Southport, N. C. 2-28-tf 11 ? - WANTED: To make demongtr - tion right in your own hon j with a BALDWIN-made pian r Modern in every detail. Write i - a card. Easy terms. Three yea to pay. Southport Music Hous Southport, N. C. 2-28-tf ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTICE STATE OE NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK Having qualified as Adminlstrat of the eaiate of Mrs. Agnes Grady, deceased, late of Brunswi p County. North Carolina, this is notify all persons having claii against the estate of said deceas t to exhibit them to the undersign l at Elizabethtown, N. C. on or befc [ the 20th day of March 1941. (date - he twelve months from the day the first publication of such notici or this notice will be pleaded in b of their recovery. All persons indel ed to said estate will please ma immediate payment. This 13th day of March 1940. C. A. Cromartie Administrator Mrs. Agnes Grady. K-S-? I FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that virtue of a decree 01* the Superl Court of Brunswick County. N. 1 dated the 4th, day of March. 19 , In an action entitled Brunswi ?.' County versus Fred Lee & Wl Laura Lee, Dan Lee Estate, TV Frink & Wife Mamie Frink", t undersigned commissioner will e pose at public auction sale to t highest bidder for cash on the Gi _ day of May, 1940, at 12 o'clock I at the Courthouse door, Southpo B N. C.. to satisfy the decree "f 88 court to enforce the payment $280.06. the following described r? estate, located' in Smithville Townsh Brunswick County, N. C., bound and described as follows: BEGINNING on Brown Street ; - len Clemmons corner; runs West wi Brown Street 66 feet; thence N01 B 15G feet; thence East GG feet; then South with Allen Clemmons line 1 9 feet to the beginning containing o fourth of an acre. And all other lands owned a listed in the name of Dan Lee Esta in Smithville Township, Brunswi County North Carolina. All sales subject to report to a confirmation by the Court. Ten da allowed for' raise of bid before rep< made. Cash to be paid at sale. This the 1st, day of April, 19 B j S. B. Frink, Commissioner. 5-: he office of the Clerk of the Superi Tarolina as of November 30, 1939. \. CONTROL Dr. Cr. $17.563.8.1 $16,063 al Fund 14.599 08 12.424 rt Fund 5,980.r,7 2.474 2.609.54 4,636 2,579.41 3.397, .. 725.82 1.539 340.07 798 20.25 90 7,785.56 10,601. 197.46 276 52,301.71 52.301 !OI78 ACCOUNT Dr. Cr $ 6 t - 10 ? - $ 42.08 ir.i " 2! ^2! fur pi ens ZZ'.'Z"ZZ~Z". 3 2 ZZ?II 3. : 1.50 100.00 15. 08. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ it 15. goo ^ Z Z Z"'"Z 11 cleorye 5. 2. 8. rourk 14. 8. ..; 02. 14^58 907. : funds dp r p $ 2. $ Glli.85 832. 123.98 374. ? - - 22.00 75. zzzzzzzzzzz m 106. ZZZZZZZZZZZT. 7. 353. ZZZZZZZZZZZ 10.00 is.?. i ZZZZZZ7 i IZZZZZZZZIZZ 536.15 693! 221.99 383. 553.04 1,078. o 2,084.01 4,234. ng where said money deposited or ke 1,433. Supplies - 42 ZZZZZZ.7ZZZZZZZZZZZ 6 7.181 zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz "sis zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz 45k 69 - 2,816 78 7,181 sioners Brunswick County, ourt in and for said County do here nd correct statement of all public fur November 30th 1939. and said funds i kept in vault as stated, ennett. Clerk Superior Court. ! this the 3rd day of December, 1939. kins. Assistant Clerk Superior Court, ed. M. Roach. Chm. Bd Comm. PAGE THREE " H M NOTICE H Entry No. 4348 |^fl The undersigned enterer, Ele&uor. to M. Horack. hereby applies to emer and be granted the following laflds al in Shallotte Township, BrunswTdr County. North Carolina: n- AH that vacant and unappropriated land lying east of the property line St between Eleanor 1ST. Horack and ,n C. Goodwin, and the northern exten' sion of said line to the low-water "t mark of (Joose Creek and the southcrn extension of said line to the Intra-Coastal Waterway: said vacant lands being bounded on the south WM ? by the fntra-Coastal Waterway; } ^B thence on the east and north by"1-* |H Saucepan Creek and (loose Creekta & \ and on the west by the above mdil- |^B 2-j tinned property line as extended*] ^B . from Goose Creek to the Intra-Coaatte al Waterway, and containing thirty-iir five acres more or less. This the 12th day of March, 1940. se h. L. Mints. Jr.. Ex-Officio Entry H Taker. Mch-20-c ^B NOTICE B Entry No. 4349 H The undersigned enterer, C. C. H _ Goodwin, hereby applies to enter and be granted the following lands In ^B Shallotte Township. Brunswick Couir- ^B ty. North Carolina: *^B All that vacant and unappropriated land lying between the property of C. C. Goodwin and the Intra-Coasta^ ^ M ru Waterway, being bounded on the N * west by the extension of the pro- ! te perty line between Laurence Stan'.w;. H ~im and C. C. Goodwin and on the esit'1 jH by the extension of the property line . H between Eleanor M. Horack and 'C.! |H _ C. Goodwin, and containing twelve H acres more or less. S ur This the 12th day of March. 1540. US H. L. Mintz. Jr.. Ex-Offlcio Entry , ,e Taker. Mch-2ty-c ^ -C FOlt ECLOSi; RE NOTICE B Notice is hereby given that by . H a_ virtue of a decree of the Superior ^8 Court of Brunswick County, N. (?<,->] H ie dated the 5th. day of February H 0 1940. in an action entitled "Bruns- SB " wick County versus C. C. Greer and LIS Wife If Any," the undersigned com- H rs misioner will expose at public auction M sale to the highest bidder for cash ie, on the 1st. day of April. 1940. at _c 12:00 o'clock A. M.. at the Court} ,7 house door. Southport, N. C., to satfs? fy the decree of said court to enforce the payment of $132.40, the following described real estate, located in Town Creek Township. Brunswick or County. N. C., bounded and described*)! *; as follows: FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a To pine Stump. Sam Hi lies corner of' the South side of State Highway No. ?2 30, same benig witnessed by two ed postoaks and runs thence Northwardly with the said Highway G2tyTo feet to an iron corner thence Southr/; of ."l degrees and 45 min. East 435 feet p). crossing a gum pond to s. small at* blackgum; thence South 487 feet to' >t- a spruce pine in the Viola and Lee ke Ilankins line; thence North 51 degrees 45 min. West 300 feet to An iron peg. C. C. Greer's corner; thence I of North 05 degrees East 115 feet witty C. C. Greer's line to the East corner of c. C. Greer's l acre tract; ? i thence North 51 degrees 45 min. East to Sam Hines corner; thence by North 66 degrees East 218 Feet with or Sam Hines Line to Sam Hines CorC\, ner; thence . Torth 51 degrees 45 40. mln. West with Sam Hines Line 210/ ck feet to the first station, containing/ ife 3 acres more or less, according to mi a survey made by J. 13. Atkinson he July 2nd, 1931). x- SECOND TRACT: Reginning at ah he Iron corner of a one acre tract beth. longing to Sam Hines on the South side of the State Highway; runs . rt. South 51 degrees 45 minutes Ea*t lid with Sam Hines line and continuing . of to an iron corner on an old tarkilh 1 > ?al bed; thence South 66 degrees West ip. 115 feet to an iron corner of a 4' ed acre tract belonging to Joe Johnson; thence North 51 degrees 45 VI- minutes West 432 Feet with Joe Johnth son's line to his corner a sweet gufii th on the aforesaid State Highway; ice thence with* said State Highway to i 165 the point of beginning, containing ne one acre more or less. FOURTH TRACT: BEGINNING at nd a stake on the edge of Rattlesnake 1 tie Branch Julius Wilson's corner, runs ck thence with his line about North 33 degrees East 110 poles to a stake in nd Scott Patrick's line; thence North HO ys degrees West about 140 poles to a )rt Pine in Galloway's corner; thencfcP*1 South 13 East 141 poles to said Rat40. tlesnako Rranch. said J. D. Gallo[-C ways line; thence with the edge said Rranch to the beginning, eon55 tabling 31 acres more or less, lor And all other lands owned by C. C. Greer And Wife If Any, Brunswick County. North Carolina. All sales subject to report to and I ,57 confirmation by the Court. Ten days 1 ,42 allowed for raise of bid before re10 port made. Cash to be paid at sale ,15 This the 28th, day of February, ,78 1940. 05 S. B. Frlnk, Commissioner. 3-27-?., 23 ? ,21 FORECLOSURE NOTICE 09 Notice is hereby given that by , 42 virtue of a decree of the Superior ! Court of Brunswick County, N. C.. ' 71 dated the 1st. day of January. 1940. in an action entitled "Brunswick County versus J. H. Evans And Wife , Roena Evans," the undersigned com00 missloner will expose at public aucno tion sale to the highest bidder for 1 cash on the 1st, day of April. 1940, \ fa at 12:00 o'clock A. M., at the Court >4 house door. Southport. N. c.. to sauiM '03 fv the decree of said court to enforce 70 the payment of $164.10. the following, oq described real estate, located m 95 Lockwoods Folly Township. Bruns00 wick County. N. C.. bounded and deqn scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a stake in Caesar Evan's West line Morris Evans cor-t\ , a a ner .runs thence North 30 degrees. \ or W. 029 feet to a slake' near the aa old Tarkiln bed. Caesar Evan's and Aft M. D. Reaves corner; runs thence or with said Reaves line N. 10 degrees aa East 222 feet to J. R. Evan's corner; ? in thence Eastwardly with said EvanV " line to the Run of Pinch Gut Swamp; thence down the various 10 nq courses of the run thereof to a small r "r Branch; thence up the various * Xo courses of the run thereof it being jjjJ Morris Evans line to near the JJ' head thereof to a sum corner; thence !;] South 80 degrees W. 510 feet to the point of beginning, containing by 2;J estimation 25 acres more or less. "[J And all other lands owned by J. ou H. Evan's and wife Roena Evans, ?>'J ~ in Lockwoods Folly Township, Brunswick County. North Carolina. | All sales subject to report to and . confirmation by the Court. Ten days ' allowed for raise of bid before report 99 made. Cash to be paid at sale. 1 JJ This the 28th day of February, J 51 1940. >* S. B .Frlnk, Commissioner. 3-27-e 71! 53 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF 00 SIMMONS BY PUBLICATION | ?n?T,,finTATl AArDT |J1 !."> THIS sirr.iuuft 32 BEFORE THE CI.F.RK l/U?J 32 STATE OF NORTH CAROT,TWA 31 COUIfTT OF BRUNSWICK 80 R. S. McKeithan, Administrator 15 Vs. to 71 Alice Ottoway McKeithan, Et Al. 20 The defendants, Royal Maultsby ' < 1 08 and wife, .......... Maults05 by; Roy Ottoway; 25 Ottoway, the widow of Marlon Otto17 way. deceased: Howard Ottoway, El90 more Ottoway; Irene McAInch and 58 her husband, McAInch; )i 16 Edna Evans and her husband, W. 06 W. Evans will take notice that an ;l ? action entitled above has been com85 menced In the Superior Court of Brunswick County. N. C., by the . pt administrator of Thomas S. Ottoway, Deceased, to sell the real estate ge of said intestate In which they have /1; 00 an interest for the purpose of pay92 ing the debts filed against the said oil 08 estate, and the defendants above 50 named will further take notice that 00 each and every one is required to appear in the office of the Clerk of i the Superior Court within (30) days after the 28th. day of February, 1940, Pj to answer or demur to the comij plaint in said action or the plaintiff . / it, will apply to the court for the re? lief demanded in the petition. S. T. Bennett. Clerk Superior ?; Court, Brunswick County, N. C. ic ? ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of A. W. Clemmons, deceased, late of Brunswick county, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit by them to the undersigned at Southport, ids N. C. on or before the 13th day of ire February, 1941, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment This 13th day of February, 1940. S. B. Frink. administrator of the Estate of A. W. Clemmons, Deceased. 3-20-c
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