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B^nMFSDAY, APRIL 23, 1 M^^hc 31'iqhtcr j ' .Mi' to the forest" j, but the fact re- < M entirely to the third cir- < ' ' ueek . ijBj. .t, it ft with Mary Mintz i BR irrcll and your i H'"!i(S co-hostesses . . . Miss y xewto't was in charge : a prize the most nursery ? 'J.j H Maty played them on lW were ice cream !-? cookies . . H cake and pie Saturday and had sold1, tites after the i hadn't . 'Bcstfi p" e"ch a dem*nd so .1Sf who wete disappointed are .t! consideration next - * I ... a.?t he something to , y of moving tulip bulbs '!' the garden to H, ;SK ether to keep them I . 1 rase the tulips in a:.. at the Hotel Miller H,-t as p etty as they were the , y it they were planted . . . ] The wisteria has been beauti- , oar favorite vine being the back o: Miss Annie Mae 1 i . s house two doors from Bv R R. station . . . The white ; H at the Messick home is the v : that color we know Ijf a town . . . They seem par| adapted to the soil, so :f is no excuse for anyone iiuthport not having- at least UK r.r.e in the yard V.v nominate Mrs. Josie McCall is '.he one who has improved her :a:. the most in the past year ... She started from scratch, alrcauy has her yard well on fs way to being one of the : in town . . . She had he first iris we saw in bloom, id has started a number of ; hurts which will make her yard , yr each year . . . Miss Josie ras very active in the garden at Mars Hill while she was he-e and is now putting her i iowiedge into use .... 10NORS MRS. DEXBO Mr? El Denbo was honor 3i~: at a ielightful bridge pary : Tuesday afternoon given y Mrs. Martin McCall, her Mrs McCall's home was atnrt:v 'cor a ted with spring lowers Guests were served renshrr.er.ts of fruit salad with ::ch or coffee when they ar"D "bo received a make up ' at as guest prize. Mrs. J. W. . '.is hi ah srnror frtr th#> i Ize being a pair 1 it a pillow cases. Second g to Mrs. Prince ^B'E':-:.. who was presented with B " ' bridge set. Bingo prize, B _ luncheon set, went B' Mrs. Bill Wells. j|B Others who were there are C. C. Cannon, J. W. ^^Bfrt.Tistr. I. B. Bussells, H. T. ^^B'. '>cge Dick Brendle, D. M. I. D. Sutton, M. A. XorthB P. C. St. George. Vienna . mie K. Vitou, James j S. Davis. J. G. ChrisI Gunnerson, Robert ( Kate Garrett, Fred , M J ar-Misses Ethel Farrell | fB' St. George and Winnie b'omax's club 1 jtB Mrs. J. \y. Ruark was hostess ; rail it's Club on Wednes-1 H'v afternoon in her home. The i was on Japanese art 1 as presented by Mrs. Wil- 1 B Styron. president of the 1 '|fl Mrs. Styron. who has lived in s I SHOPPING jg' In the center of 9 place in Brunswick Ml and serve hundred i|| widely scattered sect ||> Our stock has be El the buying public, a j|| teel free to come in Wk natter how large noi I SHALLOTTE1 P ' Hobson Kit 1 SHALLOTTE, 941 ?ii>c ?f "Jtifc V. 1 Ipmn't Jaqan for several years, showed examples of Japanese art which she brought with her from that country. Her exhibits included paintings, wrought iron plaques, a very old screen, tables, chinaware, lacquer ware, wood carving, and examples of Japanese flower arranging. Her talk covered the methods of making the various articles and gave the members an interesting picture of art in Japan. During the business session, Mrs. James Carr newly elected chairman of the ways and means department, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mrs, L. C. Fergus. Refreshments of punch and various sandwiches, cakes and candy were served the guests from the attractively appointed table in the dining room. Hostesses with Mrs. Ruark were Mesdames R. S. Harrison, A. K. Vitou, L. C. Fergus and H. C. Corlette. Jr. JUNIOR-SENIOR The annual Junior-Senior banquet of Shallotte high school was held in the gymnasium on Friday evening, April 18. The program and decorations carried out a patriotic theme. A huge canopy of red, white and blue streamers formed an inclosure in which were set the colorfully decorated tables. Vases of mixed flowers, composed of red carnations, white lilies and larkspur, and blue-tinted Queen Anne's lace added to the tricolor effect, which was also evi dent in the place cards, favors and program folders. Mrs. H. C. Stone acted as master of ceremonies. The program read as follows: Song, "I Am an American", by all; prayer by Mr. Harry Mintz, Jr.; welcome by Leffis Bennett; toast to the Seniors by Maggie Hewett; response by Roderic Bellamy; toast to the faculty by Olenda Robinson; response by Miss Ida Creech; toast to the county superintendent by Doris Robinson; response by Miss Annie May Woodside. After the formal program, the guests enjoyed informal jokes, toasts, and songs. The singing of "Good night, Ladies", was the signal for departure. The home economics department, under the direction of Miss Corinne Grune served the delicious three-course dinner. The waitresses were dressed in red, white and blue costumes. They were as follows; Minaree Brown, Aradella Long, Annie Merle Pigott, Ruby Hewett, Eloise Bellamy, Lucille Milliken, Louise Leonard, and Missouri Nelson. The sponsor for the Junior class, and director of the banquet, was Mr. Marion Gatlin, science teacher. Personal A. J. Robbins, of Orlando, Fla., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. N. Daniels. Mrs. J. Fred Smith left Saturiay for New York, where she vill spend ten days with her sister, Mrs. Realto Sorrensen. Mrs. R. T. Woodside spent last .veek in Rowland with her daughter, Mrs. Ira Butler. Miss Dorothy Jones spent last .veek with relatives in Shallotte ind Ash. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Coward ind sons, Roderick and Pat, of Wilmington, spent Sunday at the lome of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Srown. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Danford ind little son, Danny, of Charlesi CENTER I the busiest trading I county, we contact I s of citizens from ft ions. ; en collected to serve I nd we want you to I for any order, no I - how small. RADINGCO. I by, Prop. . . . N. C. I |tor^^S^^ ^pent^art of last week here with Miss Louise Wat- j json and Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Wat !son. .| Miss Robbie Woodside is attending a business school in Wil- i i mington. Mrs. Lanie Southerland left ! Saturday for Staten Island, N. IY., where she will spend the spring months with her daughter, Mrs. S. F. Watts. Miss Lois Jane Bussells" spent ( a few days last week in Raleigh , jwith her aunt, Mrs. Baxter Dur- ; I ham. ( W. L. Aldridge, who has been ! enlisted in the Naval Reserve, in Charleston, S. C., for the past ( few months, has returned home. ' Mr and Mrs. L. D. Smith and !1 daughter, Miss Doris Dean, of ' [Wilmington, spent Sunday here j with Mrs. Smith's mother, Mis. j ; Elizabeth Southerland. | ( I Mrs. Louise Dorn and children, ! I of Charleston, S. C., spent last ' week here with Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Danford. Miss Eleanor Niernsee, of BalItimore, Md., is spending her vaj cation here with her mother, Mrs. s | Nell Niernsee. |! Howard Watts left last week [ ? for New York, where he has ac-'i cepted a position with the gov- j emment. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Prevatte j spent last week-end with rela- j 1 tivcs in Red Springs and San- j < ford. _ j t Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tyndall <1 of Kinston and Mr. and Mrs. i Craig Vaughn of Ahoskie visit-1 ed Mrs. Maude Phelps here Sun- j day. I Mrs. B. M. Hornsby and daugh- s ter, Miss Hazel Hornsby, of Vic- 1 tor, Col., are spending several . days at their home near Southprot. Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Fergus and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Arrington j Qfn cn../v?nl -l"?- :" XT I ocvcmi Kiaya m new | i York City. Winnabow Club Meeting Is Held stration Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sara Kye. The lesson was "Quick Breads," and j our Home Agent, Mrs. Marion' Dosher, gave several demonstra-1 tions. ' Those present were Mrs. Mari ion Dosher, Miss Kate Johnson, Mrs. Addie Benton, Mrs. Sudie Cumbee, Mrs. Sara Kye, Mrs. E. \V. Taylor, Mrs. VV. C. Savage, | Mrs. Preston Savage, Mrs. A. P. Henry, Mrs. Lillie Roberson, Mrs. Jack Potter, Mrs. Clifton Cumbee. i Miss Mary Maultsby, Miss Eliz- | abeth Henry, and Miss Mary i i Elizabeth Kye. The hostess served delicious ] sandwiches and grape juice. 1 NOT! FO ! I will be at t I m ?? purpose ot colle | PAY NOW EXUM?Vereen's FREELAND-Sim ASH?R. I. (Iky) ] ASH?Post Office, LONGWOOD, Ap HICKMAN'S CR( THOMASBORO, ! GRISSETT TOWI I LOCKWOODS Ft LOOK WOODS Ft BOONE'S NECKLOCKWOODS FC SHALLOTTE-Pt NORTH WESTNORTH WEST?] | LELAND?Post 0 I LELAND?L. J. 1\ LONG REACH? II NAVASSA?Lewi; WINNABOW?Ht BOLIVIA, April < TAX C THE STATE PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C. ? ?? Lumberton visited Southport, i NEWS f Bald Head Island and Orton SunTRIP TO GEORGIA T|)Q Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Watkins | I and daughter, Miss Avis Watkins,! MJJL\ A Miss Hazel Gore of Wilmington j _j and W. C. Savage visited Marvin j Watkins, Jr., at Ft. Screven, Ga.. MF.DICAI PATIENT Sunday. They also stopped to see: Porcher S. Brown of' Charles-'Preston Savage at Brunswick, ton, S. C? entered Dosher Me- Ganorial Hospital last Thursday as nv ivir-rivrr ikt i medical patient. , ,,, ' Boyd Moore, Walter Aldridge PATIENT and Russell St. George of South- 1 Roy McKeithan, member of the port have been placed upon the :rew at Oak Island Coast Guard, inactive list of the L". S. Navali1 station, spent from Thursday, Reserve and have returned to'' :hrough Monday in Dosher Me- Southport after being on active . norial Hospital. duty in Charleston, S. C. for sev? j eral months. j, BIRTH A.N.NOI .M IJU.M Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Mintz FILLS I'L'LPIT >f Wampee, s. c.. announce the r. h. Satterfield, circulation 1 rirth of a daughter on Sunday, manager of the Biblical Recorder, i f ipril 20, at Dosher Memorial Raleigh, was a guest of Rev. A. lospital. L. Brown, Sunday, and preached j at the evening service in the LEAVES HOSPITAL Southport Baptist Church. Mr. j I J. E. Pinner of Cape Fear light Satterfield was a former pastor itation was discharged from Do- of Winter Park Baptist Church, ^ >her Memorial Hospital Sunday (Wilmington. I ifter being a patient for several I veeks TREES BLOOMING j The Moore and McRackan pear I PAINT RECTORY trees on the River Road are thi3 The Episcopal rectory is now week staging a flowering exhibi esplendant in a gleaming new; l'on a" their own. The hundreds ;oat of white paint, administered1 trees with their white blosluring the past few days by John 'soms create a pleasing spectacle i 3. Eriksen, Will Sellers Davis, to the niany motorists passing ind Lester Davis. along the river road. VISIT SECTION TREES SHED Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sharp and The Southport street cleaning son, Albert, Miss Jo Brecce, and j forces are now faced with their tfr. and Mrs. Jasper Hutto of busiest time. The hundreds of liveYACHT FOR SALE j' For sale at public auction, Thursday, May 29, 1941, at Yacht Basin, CaswellCarolina Corporation, Southport, N. C., one 40-foot Converted Commuter, 9 ft. 6 in. Beam, 2 ft. 8 in. draft. Hall Scott Invador* Gasoline motor with fittings and supplies. List of supplies and fittings available at Yacht Basin. Only lump I sum, cash price, will be accepted. Vnlnntanp Pvnlncnroc fDmnsinv T UlUlllCtl LlApiUiJI T VO VVinj/uiijr By order Board of Directors, Meeting I April 14. 1941. L. IX NUCHOLS, Chairman. J ICE N01 URTH CALL FOR TAXE \ he places cited below at the time desi cting taxes. 3 per cent penalty begin r AND SAVE COST. Store, April 24th 10: imons' Store, April 24th . 11 Phelps' Store, April 24th 12 April 24th 12 ril 24th 1 ^>SS ROADS. Anril 24th I April 24th J ' 3 NI, April 24th OLLY?Varnum's Store, April 25th 10 DLLY?Roach's Store, April 25th 11 -Capt. Jesse D. Robinson's Store', April 25, 1 )LLY?Kirby's Store, April 25th 1 >st Office Square, Saturday, April 26th Lonnie McKoy's Store, April 29th 10 Vlrs. A. M. Chinnis' Store, April 29th 11: ffice, April 29th 2 12 Jills' Store, April 29th 1 Robbins' Store, April 29th 2 s' Store, April 30th 12 inry's Store, April 30th 50th 2 :has. e. gause 0LLECT0R OF BRUNSWICK COU o oaks are now shedding the gree leaves with which they were bi decked all winter. Unlike moi trees, the live-oaks keep the green leaves all winter and th leaves stay green until ne leaves force them off in til spring. BLACK FISH With nothing much yet in th way or game fish, numerous fist ing parties' have been going 01 during the past week and bring ing in catches of sea bass the have averaged three hundre pounds to the party, with not! ing else biting just yet, the bas have been providing a lot c sport. Midget automobile racing i low a full-time occupation fo ibout 500 American sportsmei The Columbia river flows 140 niles to reach the pacific, at point only 450 miles from wher :he river originates. mimmmmmammmmmmmm We Clean ... lints Draperies Gloves l-'urs Suede Jacket* BUvakcts Nock lies Slip Covers Scarfs Knit Wear Pocket Hooks SOUTHPORT DRY CLEANERS SOUTHPORT, N. C. WANT ADS I MULES, MULES, MtT^ES: have just received 2 carloac if nice broke mules. Already ha 50 head on hand which make a total of 93 head of mules i my barn. I will sell or trade c easy terms. Come to see me c write me. I will sure trade c sell you. J. P. Newton, Wilmini ton, N. C. Dial 3580. WANTED: Will pay cash f( Dogwood logs (5-in. and moi in diameter). Write "Dogwood, Care State Port Pilot, Soutl port, N. C. 1-29FOR SALE RCA and Majestic Radios. If you would like t have a radio and not have to pa a cent on it until September ma us a card and one of our_ me will call on you without" an obligation on your part. Columbi Motor Co., Whiteville, N. C. 5-1-c FOR SALE: Would you like t have your automobile or radl repaired and not ha*e to pay cent on it until September the ive invite you to bring the jo to our shop. We do not add _T ncE ;s gnated for the is May 1,1941. 00 to 11:00 a. m. :15 to 12:00 p. m. :10 to 12:40 p. m. !:45 to 1:30 p. m. :45 to 2:30 p. m. 2:45 to 3:15 p. m. i: 20 to 3:50 p. m. 4:00 to 5:00 p. m. :30 to 11:00 a. m. :15 to 12:30 p. m. 2:40 to 1:30 p. m. 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. :30 to 11:30 a. m. 45 to 12:15 P. M. !:30 to 1:00 p. m. :10 to 2:00 p. m. !:30 to 3:00 p. m. !:00 to 1:00 p. m. 1:30 to 2:30 p. m. !:40 to 3:40 p. m. NTY * . n I carrying charge. Columbus Motor Co.. VVhiteville, N. C. 5-1-c ir LEGALS ic i ... [ roiiKct.osritK XOTK'E I Xotiry is hereby given that by ie virtue of a decree of the Superior j Court of Brunswick County, X C\. dated the Hist nay or March. 1041, j in an action entitled "Brunswick County versus .T. J. McKoy, Gladys _ IF. McKoy, and Geneva Cox Jones. ;C I Guardian for Forest James Jones. I Fitzhugh Lee. Mortgagee." the un\ dersigned commissioner will expose it j at public auction sale to the highest ; bidder for cash on the 5th. day of r- i May. 1941. at 12:00 o'clock A. M.. I at the Courthouse door. Southporl. ' it N. C.. to satisfy the decree of said, court to enforce the payment of (1 3198.21 one half undivided interest < in the following described real estate, located in Lock wood Folly. IS j Smithville &.Town Creek Townqhips. f j Brunswick county. X. ('.. hounded and described as follows: ! REG IXX INC. at a stake on the run of Reaver Pain Swamp, the Lola J. Ratson corner of Lot No. 10: ! eland runs thence with her line North 19 degrees and 5 minutes West 1822 r ! feet to a lightwood stump ami stake j in the Amanda V. Gray line at ' point in the fork of the two roads; j thence with a line of the Amanda (a i \\ Gray lot No. 11. North 3fi deu I grees 5*5 Min. East 1585 feet to a a small pine in Hoard Branch or Rail Ray; thence S. 55 deg. 5 min. East e 327 feet to a stake on the run of \ Reaver Dam Swamp; thence down the run of Reaver Dam Swamp as , it meanders to the beginning containing 65 acres, more >>t less. Lying on the East side of land sold by S. W. Maultsby and wife to E. L. Clemmons; REG INNING at a stake in the run of Straight Prong; runs thence with Clemmons line S. twenty (20) deg. East eighteen hundren and ninety (1890) feet t<> a lightwood post corner; thence with line of Dr. Hughes N. seventy (70) I deg. E. three hundred and thirty | (330) feet to a stake corner; thence with another line of Dr. Hughes X. twenty (20) deg. W. twelve hundred and ninety (1290) feet to a stake in the run of Straight Prong; thence down the various courses of the same to the beginning, containing twelve (12) acres, more or less. REGIXXING at a iron stake Marvin Cox's corner on line of a 30 acres tract owned by S. P. Cox. runs thence X. 19 deg. and 30 East 500 ? ft. to a stake on road; thence with said 10 A. r. .lones corner; menoc South 35 deg. and 15 W. to a small pine in the Branch at a road; thence with the run of the Branch to the ? run of a Bay Branch; thence with | the run of Bay Branch to the Hun , of Middle Swamp: thence with the 13 run of Middle Swamp to 1). R. Merd cer's line; thence with D. K. Mercer's line to Marvin Cox's line; thence 3 with Marvin Cox's line to beginning in containing 32 acres more or less. BEGINNING at a stake known as ,n their own corner and sunning X. 15% )r W. 89VL- poles to a stump; thence X. 39V*? W. 25 ^ poles to a pine; thence 'r X. 8 \V. 19 poles to a gum; thence r- N. 7(1 E. 153 poles to a lightwood stump; thence S. 4% E. poles to a lightwood stump; thence S. 39% ? E. 57 poles to a lightwood stump; >r thence S. 57% W. 154 poles to the beginning, containing 125 acres more e or less. Being the same lands described in a deed of Mortgages to A. B. Mercer by C. D. White and l" wife Emma White dated October. 27th. . 1919. recorded in Book No. 33 Page No. 185 records of Brunswick County. ,p X. C. and by J. W. Rourk Commissioner conveyed to the Peoples United ;o Bank, receiver of the Bank of Southv i?ort. X. C. under a foreclosure proy ceeding in the Superior Court of il Brunsw ick County. North Carolina. ,n said deed being recorded In the records of said County, reference to ;y both of said conveyances and the " record thereof being hereby especially 13 made for a more particular description of said lands and premises. BEGINNING on the East side of Howe Street thirty three (33) feet ? from the North East corner of Eighth o and Howe Streets runs thence East ;n and parallel with Eighth Street one Hundred and twenty-seven (127) feet a to a ten foot alley; thence North _ along the Western line of said Alley thirty-three (33) feet thence West ib and parallel with eighth Street One a Hundred &. Twenty seven (127) feet to the East line of Howe Street: ? thence South along the East line of Howe Street thirty (33) feet to the beginning corner: Being Lot 2 , in Block I Subdivision of Smith and Week's in Southport. N. C. Same being Lots No. 4 and 4 1-27. II and 14 in Block 4 according to the Map of the Town of Bolivia", N. C. as recorded in Hook IX Page 352 records of Brunswick County. , being on West side of Corbet Street, i Deeded to us by J. .1. Loughlin Trustee. , Also two other lots Xos. 3 and 3bl> i in Block I according to map of : the Town of Bolivia, X. C.. as re- ; irded in Book is Page 852 records of Brunswick County. Being on West ' side of Corbet Street, deeded to us by E. M. Cox and wife. The Defendant J. J. .UcKoy, owns a one-half undivided interest in the said property described above. All Sales subject to report to and confirmation by the Court. Ten days allowed for raise of hid before report made. Cash to be paid at sale. This the 31st. day of March, 1911. S. B. Frlnk, Commissioner. 4-30-c FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Brunswick County. X. C.. dated the 3rd day of March. 1911. in an action entitled "Brunswick County versus Charlie Holden and Wife If Any," the undersigned commissioner will expose at public auction sale to the highest bidder for cash on the 5th day of May. 1911. at 12:00 o'clock A. M.. at the Court house ^oor, Southport. N. C., to satisfy the _cree of said court to enforce the payment of $195.56, the following described real estate, located in Town Creek Township. Brunswick County. N. C? bounded and described as follows : ; BEGINNING at the center of' the old Georgetown Road opposite a stump on the South side thereof, which stump is the last corner in a tract of land described in a deed from J. O. Carr and wife to Chas. H. Holden. of date May 1st. 1931. & running thence about North 5 degrees East with the line of said Chas. II. liolden about 825 feet to a gum in a Branch: thence up the said run of said Branch and along the line of Chas. H. lloldens to a stake in the Rabon line, about North IB degrees 3 minutes West 1180 feet more or less to the center of the roalroad tract: thence Southwardly with the center of the railroad tract to the center of the Georgetown Road at Brunswick Station; thence Eastwardly with the center of said Road to the point of beginning containing Twenty-five acres, more or, less. & subject to the right of way of the W. B. & S. K. R. Co. A to the right of way of the old Georgetown Road. And all other lands owned by the said Defendants in Town Creek 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 made. Cash to be paid at sale. This the 3rd day of April, 1911. S. B. Frink, Commissioner. 4-30-c FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the "Superior Court of Brunswick County, X. C.. dated the 3rd day of March. 1941. in an action entitled "Brunswick County versus B. J. Holden And Wife If Any. & Jennie Sullivan", the undersigned commissioner will expose at public auction sale to the highest bidder for cash on the 5th day of May. 1941. at 12:00 o'clock A. M.. at the Courthouse door. Southport, N. C.. to satisfy the decree of said court to enforce the payment of $134.64, the following described real estate, located in Town Creek Township. Brunswick County. N. C., bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a stump the X. E. Corner of a 25 acre tract of land owned by Jake Robinson running thence S. 56 deg. E. 630 feet crossing Little Grady Branch to a stake on the South side; thence N. 760 degrees E. 2039 feet to a stake on the North side of the said Branch and in the back line or Eastern line " of R. W. Sullivan's land of the I PAGE THREE B 1 " H Walker tract: thence X. O. degrees ?^B .10' E. HHB feet to a stake on the rt^B South side of Hackle 1 terry Bay; , thence with n line of the said Sul- ^B livan Walker tract X. 20 degrees E. ; BB about 9fi poles to a stake on the A ^B North side of the said Bay; thence u with a line of said tract X. SO do- ^B gives W. about ISO poles to a pine ^B in Fern Patch Bay: thence containing a line of said tract S. 27 degrees ^B W with the Old I Jerry land about ^B 12.7 poles to a slake: thence 8. 09 : ^B degrees E. 191 feet to a stake; . ^B thence S. 11 degrees 90* E. 917 feet ^B to a stake .Take Robinson's corner: ^B thence bis line to point of beginning. ^B And all other lands owned by the , BB said defendants in Brunswick Oounty. North Carolina. . ^B All sales subject to report to and confirmation by the Court. Ten days ^B allowed for raise of bid before report ^B made. Cash to be paid at sale. ^B This the 3rd day of A"pril. 1941. ^B S. B. Frink. Commissioner. ^B 4-30-c J l^B FOKKC I.OSI RK NOTICE ^B Notice is hereby given that by , ^B virtue of a decree of the Superior . ^B Court of Brunswick County. X. ? ^B dated the 3rd day of March. 1941. in ^B an action entitled "Brunswick County ^B versus B. L. Miller And Wife If /.^B Any", tlie undersigned commissioner B will expose at public auction sale ^B to the highest bidder for cash on ^B the 5th day of May. 1941. at 12:00 BB oVIock A. M.. at the Courthouse . Bfl door, Southport. N. C., to satisfy the ^^B decree of said court to enforce the ? ^B payment of ?159.89. the following de- ^B scribed real estate, located in Town ^B Creek Township, Brunswick County, j|^| X. C.. bounded and described as fol- ^B lows BB BEGINXINO at a stake in Har- BB die's and Mike Williams line runs Bl thence with Williams line S. 21. W. , ^B about 362 feet to a stake Hardic ' ^B Williams corner in Calloway's line; ^B thence with Galloway's line S. about ^B si E. 380 to a stake: thence X. Hfl 10 East 103 feet to a stake: thence ]^B x. 1:7 West about 311 feet to the ^B beginning containing Two (2) acres. jBi And ail other lands owned by the I^B said Defendants in Town Creek Town- Bfl ship. Brunswick County. North CaroAll saes subject to report to and ^B confirmation by the Court. Ten days ^B allowed for raise of hid before report made. Cash to he paid at sae. . flfl This the 3rd. day of April. 1941. ^B S. H. Frink Commissioner. 4-30-c fM NOTICE M NORTH CAROLINA BRUNSWICK COUNTY H IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Lillie Long Knight vs Morris D. Knight. The State of North Carolina Notice of Service of Summons by Publication. JH The defendent above named will take notice than an action entitl- H ed as above has been commenced in mv oupenur uuui i ui diuhdwick County wherein the plain- / tiff is applying for an absolute I IB divorce on the grounds of two * IB years separation, the two having |B not lived together as man and B wife or otherwise during that time. Defendent will further take notice that he is required to ap- H pear before S. T. Bennett, Clerk H of Court of Brunswick County H at his office and answer or demur to the complaint within 30 days H| after the 14th day of May 1941, or the plaintiff will apply to the |H court for the relief demanded. April 15. 1941. H S. T. Bennett, Clerk Superior g| Court. 5-13-c ???????__?-?? *. ^B NOTICE OF SAI.K. IMIKK H MORTGAOK OF.K l? M Under and by virtue of authority of the power of sale contained in .hat icrlnin mortgage tier.I dated ,^B May 2. 1940. given by W. L. Inman and wife. Margaret E. lutnan, to W. ( J. Mi-La nib. recorded in Honk 115. ^B at page Tilt;, office of the Register . ,H| of Heeds of Brunswick County. North v Carolina. default having been made in the payment of Hie matured note ^B and lite interest thereon, in order to ?'^B satisfy tlie terms of the mortgage, if therein recited, the undersigned mortgagee will sell the laud hereinafter |^B described to the highest bidder for ^B cash at the court house door. Southport. North Carolina, on the IfSth IB day of May. 1941. at 1J o'clock noon. ^B or so much thereof as may l>e neees- ^B sary to satisfy the above referred to mortgage. ^B Said land is located in Wacramnw ^B T?i'.\ usliip. Brunswick County, North ^B Carolina, hounded and described as j^B follows: FIRST TRACT: All the following described tracts or parcels of land BE lying and being in the County of Brunswick and situated as follows: <(^H BEGINNING at a water oak at the BH mouth of the old ditch at the river f^B swamp about 30 yards above the old mill; runs thence with the old ditch yj^H ibout south 851 - yards to a stake; ^B [hence about east 124 yards to a } small water oak in causeway ditch it public road; thence about south r'^B with said road to the dividing line ^B between Asa R. rnman and Robert R. S. Fnman; thence about east witlr ;'(|H said line to the McKeithan line; hence with the McKeithan line about north to Williamson's line; thence H^B with the Williamson and J. L. Inman's line to the river swamp; HI thence down the swamp to the BE- 1 BH JINNING. containing ten acres, I M more or less. H| SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at ^ \ gum m .leiuue s nrancn; run* .< I hence up said branch east 100 pole* ? Lo a slake in the branch: thence ,[ north 45 degrees east 80 poles to a ' <take: thence north 15 degrees west too poles to the McfCeithan line; thence to the BEGINNI-NG, contain- tf ng 50 acres. THIRD TRACT: BEGINNING at i small pine in the McKelthan line: runs north 54 poles to a stake: : thence south 8?; degrees 145 poles to i stake in a bay: thence south 54 >o!es to a stake: thence to the ' ? BEG INNING, containing 50 acres, iiul being % interest in the two last m described tracts of undivided land. Dated and posted this the 15th itav of April. 1941. . I W. J. .McLamb . V Taylor and Prevatte Attorneys. , ' >-21-c COM MISSIONKIPS HALF. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Brunswick County, North Carolina, dated April 12. 1941, in an notion entitled "Brunswick County vs. Captain J. B. Church Et Al", the . undersigned commissioner will, on the LOth day of May. 1941, at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house door, Southport. N. C.. offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, those cer- 1 Lain tracts of land located in Smithvllle Township. Brunswick County. North Carolina, described as follows: BEGINNING on the north side of Elizabeth River on a stone marking the west corner of the lands owned by the Southport Fish Scrap & Oil Co.. as indicated by the plot recorded in Book 25. page 52: runs thence with said Company's line north 80 degrees 30' east 420 feet to a stake; thence a line perpendicular to said aast line, the course being north 83 degrees 3ft' west 420 feet to a stake; thence parallel with said first line south 8 degrees 30U west 420 feet more or less: thence to tl\e BEGINNING containing 4 acres more or less. BEGINNING at a stake on the line of White Springs Branch at the old Main Road; runs thence with , said road about south 33 degrees west 80 poles to a stake in the Old Moore's Creek Road; thence with said Old Moore's Creek Road about north 40 degrees west 492 poles to a small spruce .pine near the head of White Spring's Bay: thence north 05 degrees east 00 poles to Samuel Wescott's corner on a small pine: thence down the said bay to a branch; thence with i White Spring's Branch to the BE- j GINNING .containing 70 acres more 1 i or less. This April 14. 1941. S. B. Frlnk, Commissioner. 5-21-c * .!