I WEDNESDAY^ JULY 9r 3fr
SEAGRAVES-WILLE^TS I
I W1NNAB0W July 9.?In a
I teaut.rul candle light ceremony j
I Mill Creek Baptist Church on j
I Friday. June 27 at 7:30 o'clock
I v.. Evelyn Willetta. daughter
V ; Mrs. A. L. Willetta.
bride of William
Rev . A. L.
I I : Southport, pastor of
I (be bride, officiated.
I Vows were spoken before an
I ,,ci; decorated with white roses
I gmjlax Pines were banked
! I en both sides and tall white can
the only light. Family
. marked with white)
sate:
| >f:s? Elizabeth Lewis, pianist. 1
a, . Hickman soloist, ren-J
m of nuptial music, j
I . remony Mr. Hick-!
I "O Promise Me" and!
H sBeantiful Dreamer". Traditional'
; Marches were used and "Liebe-1
gt, was played during the)
The impressive ring)
ceremony of the Baptist church)
H was
ir ntered the church1
the arm of her father by'
H ut. m -ht was given in marriage. (
Her |?wn was of white marqui-!
H aette lace fashioned with'
with short puffed sleeves and i
H irith small collars. The skirt was |
wry full. The waist was made
H to fit with buttons from the
II neckline to the waist line. Her
H veil was if bridal illusion with
a crown of lace. Her bridal bouquet
was of white and pink glaliiolis
tied with white ribbon.
y;s> Catherine Willetts, sister
of the bride. was maid of honor.
She wore a full dress of white
organdy with short sleeves and a
full skirt Her hat was white
straw and she wore white gloves.1
Her corsage was an orchid.
Miss Helen Willetts. sister of
the bride and Miss Elaine Willetts.
cousin of the bride, were
bridesmaids. They wore dresses
of blue taffetta with white hats
ar.d gloves Their bouquets were
of mixed summer flowejs tied
with white ribbon.
Mr Seagraves was attended by
Webster Swain as best man.
Usher for the ceremony was
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Barney Lewis.
Mrs. Willetts wore ror her
daughter's wedding a dress of
beige print with riavy accessories.
Her corsage was an orchid.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Seagraves left for
a bridal trip to Myrtle Beach,
S. C. Mrs. Seagraves is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian L. Willetts of Winnabow.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Bobby Smith celebrated i
his third birthday on Monday af
ternoon with a party in his 1
home.
His guests played with toys ]
until they were asked into the j
dining room where they had ice
cream and cake. Favors were |
pink baskets filled with mints i
and all-day suckers. The mothers !
were served cake with cocoa i
cola.
Bobby received a number of
gifts from his guests. Children
present were, Charlene Newton,
Carol Ann Wolfe, Jean Thompson,
Betty McGlamery, Neal
I Lewis, Clarke Fergus, Jaunita
Couser and Jimmy Harper.
'MRS. THOMAS HOSTESS
I On Saturday afternoon at Caswell
Lodge Mrs. H. H. Thomas
I entertained her friends at a
bridge and Chinese checkers par- j
tv. Tables -were Dlaced on the!
wide porch and flowers in bowls
and baskets were used to decorate
for the occasion.
Mrs. William Styron was high
scorer among those playing
bridge and she received a set of
silver corn holders. Mrs. Frank
Niernsee, Sr., was high in Chinese
checkers and received a flower
container with holder. Mrs. H. C.
COrlette was low bridge scorer
and received a miniature flower
bowl. Low score in Chinese checkers
was held by Mrs. R. S. Harrison
who was presented with a
pair of floral plaques. Mrs. Pearce
Cranmer also received floral plaques
for bingo prize.
Mrs. Thomas was assisted with
the serving by Mrs. Dan Sadler
and Mrs. Sammy Odum. Iced coffee
was served with sandwiches
and cakes.
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mention it, we suspect
prompt, courteous service
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A most enjoyable event of (
last week was the trip down the |
inland waterway Tuesday on the |
good ship "Kitty Hawk" with |
Col. and Mrs. Earl I. Brown as
host and hostess . . . Their guests |
were relatives and friends who,
were in town for the Brown- J
Taylor wedding ...
The party boarded about 9:30
and by lunch time had reached
Little River ... a delicious pic-1
nic was spread while the boat I
continued south . . .
It was time to start home be-,
fore Georgetown was reached!
and the trip back was made by
dark ... It was the loveliest
trip imaginable, especially for one
who has never been on the waterway
before ... A day of rest
such as that one was a welcome'
one, should be prescribed for the
day after all weddings . . .
Points were all familiar with,
Holden's Beach, Gause Landing,
the Swain Cut, Lockwood's Folly
Inlet, look different when viewed
from this water highway . . .
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Ruth Hood's hollyhocks are
still lovely . . . We wondered
how she got them to do so well
Those who were there are: Mesdames
G. Y. Watson, Richard St.
George, Frank Niernsee, Sr.,
Frank Niernsee, Jr., C. Ed.
Taylor, J. I. Davis, R. S. Harrison,
C. G. Ruark, W. G. Butler,
R. L. Thompson, and Miss Mary ;
Weeks.
Mesdames Percy J. Farrell,
Henry Goodwin, R. I. Mintz, R.
J. Kiddoo, James Harper, E. H.
Cranmer, E. H. Arrington. Pearce J
Cranmer, M. R. Sanders. J. W.
Ruark, Warren Hood, A. K. Vitou,
I. B. Bussells, Robert Thompson,
William Styron, James Carr, L.
C. Fergus, C. C. Cannon, H. B.
Wallace, H. V. Stephens, Earl1
I. Brown, L. T. Yaskell, Robert
St. George, Harold St. George,
H. C. Corlette, Baxter Durham,
Vienna Leggett.
Misses Ethel Farrell, Marion
Watson, Elizabeth Watson, Catherine
Leiner, Betty Jane Leiner,
Mary Humphries, May Phelps,
Winnie Willis and Eleanor Niernsee.
Personals
Miss Frances Phelps of East
Carolina Teachers College, Greenville,
spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Maude Phelps,
at Red Top Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jelks and:
daughter, Peggy, of Winnsboro,
S. C? spent the holiday week-end j
here with his mother, Mrs. Mar- j
tin McCall. Mr. Jelks returned {
Sunday, but his wife and daugh- j
ter will remain here this week. !
, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Covington j
of Jacksonville, Fla., spent the |
holiday week end here. Miss j
Mary Florence Moore, who had
- ..~t .-..^Wl I
oeen VISlllIlg uicm, inuiiwu
home.
Ed Newton and Mr. and Mrs.'
J. W. Thompson, Jr., of Raleigh
spent the holiday week end here j
with relatives.
Mrs. Louis Dixon and daughter,
Alneta, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Yaskell.
Mr. and Mrs. Prince O'Brien
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in this sandy soil and she tells
us that when Warren brought
them to her he brought some j
clay with them . . . They're j
worth stopping to look at . . .
... ,
Joe Leighton made another wel- J
corned trip to Southport Satur- t
day . . . It's getting to be almost
a home-coming now because ev- t
eryone here has been so nice to j
them ....
His is one band which doesn't 1
let you down no matter how c
long or how hard you listen . . . J
They were equally at home play- 1
ing at their concert on Sunday '
afternoon and for the dance the '
night before . . . Folks here mis- '
sed Artie Blake, the vocalist and "
electric-guitarist . . . Joe tells us
that he plans to add a girl vocal- (
1st soon, one that looks good as
Well as sings well ... we hope
she'll be with the band when they
return . . .
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Anonymous poetry dept.:
Hal Thurston
Was the worst 'urn; ,
From now on, Bo,
Give us Joe!
and daughter, Libby, spent the
hofidhy week end in Rockingham.
Dr. Williamson and family of
Florence, 8. C., hive arrived to
spend the summer months at
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson,
of Salisbury, spent last week here
with Mrs. Ethel Fulwood.
Miss Ann Pleasants Dosher, of
Wilmington, visited her grand- ;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Dosher, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilda Sorrensen,
and children, of Virginia, visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. B. P. Finch has returned
home from Wilson and Zebu Ion
where she has been visiting relatives.
A. J. Robbins and his daughter,
Mrs. Alvin Starling and two
children, who have been visiting
Mrs. Ida Daniels, have returned
to their home in Orlando, Fla.
Charlie Swann, of Charleston,.
S. C., spent the week end here
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Durham,
of Raleigh, spent the week end
here with Capt. and Mrs. I. B.
Bussells.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ottoway
and two sons, of Baltimore, Md.,
arrived last week to spend the
summer months at their home
here.
Miss Gladys Dosher, of Fayetteville,
spent the week end here 1
with her sisters. Misses Edna
and Margaret Dosher.
Albert Whatley, of St. Augus
tine, Fla., is visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Whatley.
Lonnie McDowell, of Fort I
Bragg, spent the Week end here
with his mother, Mrs. Dora Mc- .
Dowell.
Mrs. Leo Dowling and her son
and daughter, of New York, are
visiting Mrs. Hoyle Dosher.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mills and
daughter, Miss Gertrude Mills,
of Leland, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Ruth Gay.
Misses Bettie Jane and Kath- i
erine Leiner, of Wilmington were ,
guests 01 tneir aunt, ivrrs. w.
G. Butler, during the week end.. \
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'ILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard WiHiams j with his mother, Mrs. Lizzie
ind Tittle daughteer and Mrs. T. j Southerland, has returned to
3~"Williams, of Charlottesville. Baltimore. Md.
Vest Va? are visiting at the Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butler and
.ome of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Ichilctref1' ot R?^nd. spent the
jrown week end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Ike Robinson, of Covington, K at their cottage on
/a., spent the Fourth of July; "/ T u o .
' v ... .. . -,J Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cannon and
lohdays with his parents, Mr. l. , . ... T.... ^ .
? w * r\ *_ their niece, Miss Lillian Cannon,
ind Mrs. J. D. Robinson. , . ... . . .
Mr and Mrs E J Prevatte of Wllmm^ton' sptnt Fourth of
r. It i 1 July with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
ipent the Fourth of July holidays ,
n Savannah, Ga. I '"?s j_
?? .u r. Mr. and Mrs. James Furpless,
M.ss Martha Grey Brown, who J
las been v.s.tmg her sister, Mrs. u,eek.endBhere with Mr. and Mrs.
lohn Dale, in Smithfield. has re-|prjce FurD]esS
urned home. E T keel, of Wilmington,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lewis and gpent the week-end with his sisihildren,
of Wilmington, visited ter, Mrs. R. T. Woodside.
elatives here last week. Miss Robbie Woodside, who
ftev. and Mrs. A. L. Brown had gpent the holidays here with her
is their guests during the Fourth parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
>f July holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Woodside, has returned to busiiohn
Dale, of Smithfield, Mr. and ness school in Wilmington.
Urs. Arthur L. Brown, Jr., and ?
ittle daughter, Bettie, of Char- CONFERENCE
otte, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mc- The third quarterly 'conference,
ieithan and little son, Homer, postponed last week on account
lr? and Harvey Brown, of Wil- of the rain, will be held at Bolnington.
ivia, Sunday, July 13th, at 8 p.
Julian Southerland, who has m., with Rev. A. S. Parker, Dis>een
spending his vacation here trict Superintendent, in charge.
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?PAYING HIGHEST PRICESSEE
ME BEFORE YOU SELL !
Tom P. Nelson
Finance Your Next Gar With A Bank Loan
ITS EASY ... to pay for a car ^
when you use our plan. As
18 months for a new car or
12 months for a used car. i
Attention Fanners
I am now buying all grades of leaf
tobacco... loose or graded.
LOCATED IN THE
FLOYD-BARKLEY BUILDING
Next Door To Farmer* Warehouse
SELL NOW SAVE GRADING
? Raymond Stanley ?
COURT CALENDAR
SPECIAL TERM
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Brunswick County Superior Court
Monday* July 14,1941
Taylor & Prevalte.?Knight vs. Knight.
Frink.?Guthrie vs. Guthrie.
Taylor & Prevatte.?Lennon vs. Lennon.
E. K. Bryan.?Shannon vs. W.B. & S. Railroad.
Buist - Frink,
Bellamy & Bellamj
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j Wheat farmers of the United l
[States voted 86.5 percent fn ,
I favor of marketing quota restric- i
ttons on the 1941 crop in the '
AAA referendum held through- ;
out the country recently.
"What would your wife say if j
you bought a new car?"
"Look out for that boy on the
bicycle. Be careful now. Don't j
hit that truck. There's a stop t
| sign. Why don't you watch where |
you're going? Will you never >
I team?" !
1
Holiday Guests !
Caswell Lodge t
4th July visitors at Caswell :
i
! Lodge included: Lt. John Dailey, '
Fort Bragg: Miss Janet Hill, :
i Richmond, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. J. (
| H. Mason and James Mason. De- i
troit, Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. '.
Mule, Burlington: L. D. Nichols i
and Cecelia Nichols, Charlotte: ,
| Miss Mary Best. Goldsboro; R. j
| J. Mason, Camp Davis; Mr. and i
Mts. A. J. Sarganti and Mr. j:
and Mrs. J. A. Brodine of Wil- j.
mington: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar j;
I High, Whlteville: Mr. and Mrs. ji
Alden Howe! Wilson; Mr. and I.'
Mrs. George O'Neal and daugh- j>
ter, Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. T. .
W. Jones, Newberry, S. C.; j
Marie Daily. Pat Rhodes, Wil-j
Ham J. Berg, Jr., Loren R. Nale,!'
.Tr Mr and Mrs Wm .T Rprp- ,
Detroit, taich.; Humphrey Brown,
Tom Jamison, Lon Jamison, Hat- '
tie Lee Borden, Martha Daniels,
Carry Warren, Goldsboro: Mr.
| and Mrs. C. E. Brown and daughter,
Fayetteville; Commander and
hlrs. Wm. Augers, and Ensign
and Mrs. Cummer. Charleston, ;
S. C.; Ralph Cross Camp Davis.
s liuaw
Cool and Clean
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LET US HELP YOU
STAY THAT WAY
SOUTHPORT
DRY GLEANERS
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
"Want ads"
WANTED: To rent small a|Kirtment
in Southport for one or
two weeks in late July or August
by couple with three children
ages 5 to 12. Spent week last
year with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hewitt. Reference Mrs. Hewitt.
J. H. Rand, Reidsville, N. C.
MULES, MULES, MULES: I
have just received 2 carloads
I of nice broke mules. Already had
50 head on hand wnich makes
a total of 93 head of mules in
my barn. I will sell or trade on
easy terms. Come to see me or
write me. I will sure trade or
sell you. J. P. Newton, Wilmington,
N. C. Dial 3580.
LEGALS
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE FOR PARTITION
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to a decree of the Superior
Court of Brunawick County. N. C.,
made in special proceeding entitled
MaryllUy Fisher-Williamson, etals.
VS. Annie Thompson Brown, et. als..
the- undersigned commissioner appointed
in said decree for the purpose.
will on Monday, the 28th. day
of July. 1941, at IS oY'lock M.. offer
for sale at public auction for cash
at the court house door in Southport.
X. C., for partition among the
several tenants in common, to the
highest bidder, the following described
tracts or parcels of land, lying
and being in the City of Southport.
X. C., and being more particularly
bounded and described as follows.
viz:? Tract No. 1. Fronting on
Bay Street 99 feet and running back
from Bay street 143 feet, being
parts of Lts. Xos. 1 and 2 according
to the plan of the town of
Southport, X. C. Tract Xo. 2. Known
as part of Lots Xos. 1 and 2 in
the plan of the town of Southport.
I N. C? and beginning at Thomas M.
: Thompson's North line on Boundary
: street in l.ot Xo. 1; running thence
i Northwardly with Boundary street 50
feet; thence Kajlwardly across said
Lot No. 1 and half across Isit Xo.
2?99 feet: runuing thence .southwardly
50 feet to Thomas M. Thompson's
line; thence Weqtwardly with
said Thomas M. Thompsons line 99
feet to the beginning. the land herein
conveyed is 50 feet in length and
99 feet in width. Said lands being
bounded on the South by Hay Street;
on the West by Houndary Street,
now Caswell Ave.; on the North inlands
of Itobt. Thompson and on the
East by lands of Gertrude Longhlin.
It being the intention and purpose
to sell all of the lands belonging
to the heirs at law of Thomas .M.
Thompson and Mary Thompson, deceased,
located on the corner of
Hay Street and Caswell Avenue,
formerly Brunswick Street. Said lands
will be sold subject to confirmation
by the court ami the highest bidder
will be required to deposit tne per
cent of his hid with the commissioner,
pending confirmation of sale.
Dated and posted this June, 21th.
1941.
J. W. Ruark, Commissioner.
7-23-0
A I? MIX 1ST l< A TO ITS N OTIC E
Having qualified as administrator
for the estate of Luvinia Parker, deceased,
late of Brunswick county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Southport.
X. C., on or oefore the 2nd
day of July. 1942. or this notice will
l>e pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 1st day of July, 1941.
James Moore. Administrator for
Luvinia Parker.
8-13
FOKKt I.OSI IIK NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Brunswick County. N. C..
dated the 2, day of May. 1941, in an
action entitled "Brunswick County
yersus Mark A. Jones and Wife If
Any. Mrs. Mose Home & Husband
r If Any", the undersigned commissioner
will expose at public auction sale
to the highest bidder for cash on
the 4th day of August, 1941. at 12:00
o'clock Noon, at the CourtHoude door,
Southport, N. C.. to satisfy the decree
of said court to enforce the
payment of $533.07, the following described
real estate, located in Town
i Creek Township. Brunswick County,.
; N. C., bounded and described as folm
PAGE THREE H
FTRRT TRACT: REGINXTNG at HH
the mouth of a ditch on the South
side of the Favetleviile Koad. same
being I. H. Smith's corner and locate
150 ft. from the center of I. H.
Smith's house measured along the
road line, running thence with I. H.
Smith's line and a ditch S. 14 4eg.
10' VV. 1089 Ft. to a stake in Mouse's
ine: thence with another of Morle's
ines X. 41 deg. W. 452 ft. to a
edar stake his corner on a ditch;
:hence N. 4.1 deg. .10' E. 60 ft. to a
(take at the intersection of a ditch
tnd a fence; thence X. 14 deg. .10'
hi. 790 ft. to the Southern line of
he Favetleviile Road, thence S. 770
hi. with the Southern line of said
iioad 1.19 ft. to the |K>int of hfcjfinling,
same heing part of the txact
)f land which was conveyed tdi I.
H. Smith by Marshall Henry &
Wife by deed recorded in the office
if the Register of Deeds of Rruns.
'o. same containing 82.70 acres more
less.
SKi 'm \ 11 TRAi'T: HECIXXTXG at
i stake on the S. west side of the
Fayetteville Road at the mouth of |bHH
t ditch, said point located 256 ft.
S". VV. of the center of I. H. Smith's
louse, running thence S. 14 deg.
10- VV. with a ditch 1089 ft. to a
dake in an old Maple Stumo
Morse's corner thence X. 43 .deg. VV.
152 ft. to a cedar stake in a small KH
filch; thence X. 45 deg. 80' E. 06
'i. to a stake one spruce pine point?r;
thence X. OS deg. 45 minutes VV.
179 ft. to a stake at the head of
he ditch in fence line, thence S.
10 deg. VV. 518 ft. to a slake Solonon's
corner: thence X. 41 deg. 10'
IV. Ills ft. to a stake Two Spruce
I'ine Pointers thence S. 21 degrees
15' V\r. 505 feet to a stake I. H. ^^B
Smith's corner; thence X. 70 degrees ^^B
10* -VV. 1811 feet to a stake another ^^B
if I. H. Smith's corner's thence X. ^^B
>0 deg. 45' East 1010 feet to a small ^^B
spruce pine on the Fayettevile Road. ^^B
>ed. thence South 77 degrees East ^^B
villi the South side or sum roaa,
! I 5 'i feet to the beginning containrig
18 acres more or less. ^^B
And all other minis owned by the ^^B
said Defendants in Town Creek Town- ^B
?hir? Brunswick County. North Caro- ^^B
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All sales subject to report to and |^B|
onfirmation by the court. Ten days fl^B
illowed for raise of bid before re- ^^B
tort made. Cash to lie paid at sale. ^^B
This 3rd. day of July. 1941. ^^B
S. R. Prink. Cotnmisisoner.
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STATK OK NORTH ( AKOI.IN'A BB
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NOTICK OK SI MMON'S
CITY OP SOUTHPORT. N. C. ^B
BACH KVKRY AND ALL t'lTIZKNS ^B
AND TAX I'AY KltS OP THK SAID ^B
CITY OP SOUTH PORT
TO KADH. KVKRY AND ALL ^B
CITIZKNS AND TAX PA YKKS OF ^B
INK CITY OF SOUTH PORT. N. C.: ^B
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You will take notice that an action ^^B
entitled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court of -^^B
Brunswick County, N. c.. for Ute ^B
purpose of validating certain bonds ^^B
issued by said City of Southport. ^^B
S. C.. on July 1st. 1911. and known ^^B
lis "RAILROAD BONDS" tf! tile j^B
amount of SlSJMin.OO. for t^te purpose ^^B
of subscribing to the capital stock ^^B
of the Wilmington Hrunswick and ^^B
Southern Railroad Company as au- ^^B
thorized by an election held on the |^^B
15th day of March. 19U. said elec- :^^B
lion having been authorized by an
Act of the General Assembly of ^^^B
North Carolina of 1911. entitled "An
A?t to authorize the City of South[tort
to subscribe to the Capital Stock HH
of VYilmingtOii. Brunswick & South- ^^B
ern Railroad Company". BH
The proceeds of said bonds having ^^B
been used for the purpose for which ^B
thev were issued. The said City >of BH
Southport, N. C.. by and with the BB
approval and sanction of the Local |H
Government Commission is now proceeding
to refinance its bonded indebtedness
and ordinances have been duly
adopted and published according to |^B
law. relating thereto. A portion of
the record authorizing the issuance BS
of the bonds herein referred .to. ^B
especially that part of said record
referring to the returns of said elec- ^^B
tion having been misplaced. destroy- ^B
ed by fire, or otherwise, it is necessary
that this action be commertcwd ^^B
In order that the Issuance of said ^B
bonds may be validated. :^B
Notice of this summons shall f>e ^B
served by publication in the Sthte <^B
Port Pilot once a week for three (3)
successive issues begitining with the I^B
issue of July 9th. 1941. and appear- BB
irig in the issue of July 15th. 1941.
and July 23rd. 1941. thereafter, and ^B
the said defendants, or any of them, ^B
or any interested Person, shall with- ^B
in twenty (20) days after July 23rd, ^B
1911. date of last publication of said '^B
notice, appear and by proper pro- ^B
ceedings contest the validity of the ^B
indebtedness to be refinanced or ^B
the validity of such refinancing bonds ^B
or payment provided therefor, or ^B
the City of Southport, N. C. will ap- ^B
t.itr m ihu i "4.111-1 for I he relief de
manded in the complaint.
W1TNK8S -MY HAND thin the 8th
day of July, 1HI.
M. B. Watkins. Asst. Clerk Superior
Court, Brunswick County. N. C.
J. W. Kuark. Attorney for City pf !
Southport, N. C? Plaintiff.
7-23-c
KOKK< I.O.St KK NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Brunswick County, N. C.,
dated the 2nd day of December. 1940.
in an action entitled "Brunswick
County versus L. L. Williams Ami
Wife If Any." the undersigned commissloner
will expose at public auction
sale to the highest bidder for
cash on the ith. day of August,
1911. 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 $194.35, the
following described real estate, located
in North West Township, Brunswick
County. N. C\, bounded and described
as follows:
BRCilNNINC at the W. A. Bobbins
corner III the Kphrim Williams line
runs to the outer edge of the mui
Bay and with the sjild bay West to
the Seth Williams line and with'his
line South to a corner at a stump:
thence and Hast corner to a road:
thence wltn said road to the begin- j
ning. containing thirty five acres,
including the old Kphrim Williams
homestead.
And all other lands owned by the
said defendants in 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 oe paid at sale.
This the 3rd, day of July, 1941.
S. B. Prink, Commissioners.
7-30-c
KOItKCI.OSt ItK NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a decree of the Superior
Coutr of Brunswick County. N. C.,
dated the 6th day of August. 1940,
in an action entitled "Brunswick
County versus -Mrs. Carrie K. Tharp
And Husband If Any," the undersigned
commissioner will expose at
public auction sale to the highest
bidder for cash on the 4th day of
August. 19-11, at 12:00 o'clock M.,
ua ilonr Vinilthnorf.
N. C., to satisfy the decree of said H
court to enforce the payment of H
1129.06. the following described real H
estate, located in Town Creek Town
ship. Brunswick County. N. C.,
bounded and described as follows: H
BEGINNING at a cypress stump
oji the run of Town Creek just
above the mouth of Pedstead Branch, H
runs thence X. 53 degrees E. U2 H
feet to a light wood stump corner Of
the Evan's Estate, runs thence about
N. 17 degrees 2120 ft. to a stake
corner on the Mail road 210 ft. from H
the crossing of Bedstead Branch.
runs thence Westwardly with the
said road 517 degree to a gum ,on
said road; thence S. 17 degrees W. H
SHO feet to a stake; thence W. fl
degrees E. 176 feet to a stake; fl
thence S. 17 degree W. 300 feet to
an iron pipe; thence X. 73 degrees fl
W. 211 feet to a stake; thence S. fl
17 degrees W\ about 1500 feet to the fl
run of Town Creek; thence down
the various meanders of the run to .
the point of beginning, containing I
29*4 acres be the same more or less. I
And all other lands owned by the I
said defendants in Town Creek Town
ship, Brunswick County, North
All nales subjeit to report to and ifl
confirmation by the Court. Ten days I
allowed for raise of bid before re- I
port made. Cash to be paid at sale. I
This the 3rd. day of September, fl
^ S. B. Frink, Commissioner. I