^^P^ightcr ^?>xbc COf Itife
I ?e
(Our Jfclpttiatr
jk I ___ , last Monday morning, not :
B' weren't told, ratify day, to make tjjis year's ai
H a column was even "m0re successful one . . . witl
Vr , vou could do it , jjelj Cross national budget hiket
H the first few ; f,om 4 to 11 millions it is hopci
and then we'd j y,at Brunswick county will jumj
H ng a column its membership accordingly . .
. t j If the county does we won't b
tired: 'J.' ; eighth from the bottom in count;
' ! an-v ' 8 memberships again this year . .
' single big j
. ' can fimi j One morning last week we had 1
" know any. I phone call from Miss Edna Rob
happened, and 'orison. one of the nurse's out a!
very many Dosher Memorial, informing u:
V' I that we could come get the Ret
nj 0f be-1 Cross money; that she'd alreadj
. . . ..s that are i collected it and that each nurs.
definitely there had joined, making their':
a 100 per cent record . . . Now
I ? to if that isn't the nicest way 01
re 110 'doing things! . . . We wish more
mi?' .u .. i i i'ikness
* I0\ write in and tell us | People had that spirit . . . li
P C0; . ;,,iU, up . They I would make it a lot easier on oui
^fu: h real news, just volunteer workers . . .
' 5'!',tiiir.ss that happen . . . j We think the nurses deserve s
;'iJ' r - | lot of credit for responding sc
vMr the Red Cross Roll promptly, even before someont
if!,i completed in Southport | went and asked them to . .
. in o: e d:tv. and a rainy I Maybe it's because they, being
P; ~Jt | so close to suffering, know th<
workers started out great neegl for the Red Cross . .
WILMINGTON, N. C.
' ^9 SPECIAL XMAS
SELLING EVENT
|pP? FRIDAY, DEC. 12
i
Indies' Christmas j Ladies' and Misses
I Handkerchiefs j New Fall Sweaters'
aijre assortment of la- j A large assortment of lais'
i0\ handkerchiefs, j dies' and misses' snappy
to can always give j new style and color. . . .
ndkerehiefs! j Slipover and coat styles.
25c-98c box | ' $2.49
i
IYLON and Better All Pure-Thread Silk |
lose in Christmas Boxes at Special Prices i
I
Men's Sweaters i Men's
i
it? new Fall and Win- Christmas Ties
snaPP> Men's smartly styled well
F style and color. Slip- A . ,. .
< i , . constructed ties in attrac[
button and zipper
tive patterns
>1.98 and $2.98 49c and 98c
i
-MEN'S PAJAMAS- j
Men's sleepy light pajamas in new broadcloth j
'ajama checks and styles. Fast colors. y|? i
right always |
|
toys' Sweaters i Girls' Dresses j
? f
5 new Fall sweaters j Children's lovely dressy J
If*-e newest style, slip- j jumper styles, pinafore 1
f ''ll!!on and zipper j and many others. In new
J Fall patterns and colors.
& and 98c | $1.49
L I i
I
-VISIT OUR TOYLAND?FOURTH
FLOOR?
a]-0,e'ave a n,ce assortment of wheel and mechanic
'f' ^ese ai*e sure to go quicklv ... So make
^selections now!
BANKETS Gannon Towel Sets
^Pait , Christmas towels, new
soii(| ? J? 'an'<ets Christmas box sets, cello.00,.
Co'ors, regular phane wrapped. Bath
rf a'ue. Slightly im- towels, face towels and
ect? wash cloths. A package
for every buyer.
^ $2.25 [ ^ 48c to $1.98 |
> . THE STATE PORT PILOT
m
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1 Hr I? P^i .?HHR
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"MRS. JESSE CECIL ANDREWS?Of Shallotte, who prior
to her recent marriage was Miss Eloise Buffkin, daughter '
of W. H. H. Buffkin and the late Mrs. Ella Strickland Buff- j
kin of Tabor City. (Photograph by Adams Studio).
MUMFORD-BARTELL (-cports of the work done during!]
i the year, the funds raised and for I
In a simple ceremony at mid- what purpose it would be ex-'
morning on Thursday Miss Eliza-; pended, also, reporting personal '
beth Laverne Bartell became the service work done,
bride of Lonne Paul Mumfonfl.1 P'ans were discussed and out-1
The ceremony took place in the lined for work during the coming
chapel of the Sacred Heart of year. A delicious supper was set - ,
Jesus with Father Frank Howard ved by a special committee ap- j
officiating. pointed from each circle.
The chapel was decorated with T!,c ban1uet xvas largely attend- '
white chrysanthemums and ferns e(' ^y niembers of the three oilfor
the occasion. 'ks, together with the pastor.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. L. .T. , TI, r-n>r; l-c< M
r Parens fiane "The Rosarv".< CONSOLIDATE CHICLES ,
| ?? - O - - ..
Nevin and "Ave Maria", Bach .... ?7- 7 , ?
/-. , li., A joint meeting of Circle No. 1
Gounod. Mrs. R. I. Mintz at the , i.. , .. . . ,,
, .. . , , and Circle No. 2 of Trinity Meth- .
organ played the traditional wed- , . , , '
,. , odist church was held Tuesday at ,
I ding marches. .. , ... T _ _ ? [ 1
the home of Mrs. I. B. Bussells,
The bride wore a suit of soldiei an(j fhese two organizations* weie ,
< blue with navy accessories and consolidated. This leaves two in- *
carried a bouquet of white cal ,,a" | stead of three circles in connec- |
tions. She had as her maid of tion with the local Methodist
honor her sister, Margaret, who church.
also wore blue with a pink cor- Mis. e. H. Cranmer was elected
sa&e- leader of the group, with Mrs. I.
J. A. McNeal was the groom s B Bussels assistant leader. Miss
best man. Annie Zue Newton was elected;
Mrs. Mumford is the daughter secretary-terasurer.
of Mrs. Richard Bartell, of South- Refreshments of tea and cake
| port. Mr. Mumford is the son of were served to members present. {
Mrs. George Mumford, of Two Mrs j G christian was coHarbors,
Minn. He is in the Coast hostess.
Guard service and is stationed at 1
present at Portsmouth, Va. J BOOKS LOANED
j About one hundred adult books
ENJOY BANQUET ancl one hundred juvenile books
i have been sent to the Southport |
Circles No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 j Public Library for the use of its
of the Woman's Missionary So- ' patrons for the period of about \
ciety of Southport Baptist church; two months. These books came
held their annual banquet in the from the State Library Commis- j
I church annex oh Tuesday evening., sion and among them are some j
I Secretaries from each Circle made jvery interesting and timely titles. ;
ni.. "T
I i!i TELEGRA/i
j m WHEN YOU BUY BEER PATRONIZE ONLY WHOLESOME lj
I THE BREWING INDUSTRY MAINTAIN WHOLESOME /
/ CONDITIONS' IN PLACES SELLING BEER?AND TO j
I HELP PRESERVE THE $1,600,000 INCOME EVERY
A
. SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. James Furpless, of
ialeigh, spent the week end here
vith Mr. and Mrs. Price Furpless.
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Hall, of
2rifton, visited friends here last
veek.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Creech
md son, Bobby, who have been
esiding in Colorado for the past
our years, have returned here
ind are occupying their home on
fowe St. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skeret, who
lave been visiting Mrs. B. P.
Hnch, left last week for their
icme in Montgomery, Ala. Mrs.
"inch accompanied them home
ind will spend the month of Dec.
vith them.
Mis. Roy Nader, who has been
'isiting her sister. Mis. Rufus
)osher ,has returned to her home
n Fayetteville.
Mrs. C. F. Southerland, her son.
Charles Southerland, and Mrs. H.
V. Southerland spent Sunday in
Vilmington with Mr. and Mrs. L.
i. Smith.
E. J. Prevatte was called to his
lome in Red Springs last .week
in account of the death of his
lunt.
Harold Aldridge, student at
Vake Forest College, spent the
veek end here with his parents,
llr. and Mrs. Harry Aldridge.
Miss Vera Jorgensen. of Wilnington,
spent the week end here
vith her mother, Mrs. Cassie Jorfenson.
Mrs. Rufus Dosher visited relaives
in Fayetteville Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Eakes spent
fuesday in Lumberton on busi
less.
Alex Williams, of Charleston,
5. C? spent the week end here
vith his family.
Friends of C. L. Rourk regret
:o learn that he is a patient in
he veterans hospital in Fayette ille.
Mrs. Lillie Williams has returnid
home front Wilmington where
ihe visited Misses Etta and Car ie
Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fullwood,
>f Wilmington, spent Sunday here
vith Mrs. Ethel Fullwood.
Mrs. James Carr and Mrs. Edna
Sell visited Mrs. Bell's daughter,
Mrs. Tom Gold, in High Point
,'or two days last week.
Mrs. Harold St. George returnid
Thursday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ivan Bell, in Goldsbaro,
for two days.
Tom Gold and Rodney Snow, of
High Point, spent Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday here.
Miss Lois Jane Bussels is visiting
relatives in Amhurst, Mass,
BANK TO GET TWO
HOLIDAYS CHRISTMAS
RALEIGH North Carolina
banks will be closed Christmas
tnd the day after, Thursday and
Friday, December 25 and 26,
Christmas is a legal holiday, and
Coventor Broughton Saturday proilaimed
the 26th as a bank holijay
to give employes of banks
:\vo consecutive days off.
John Polanski, Wake fullback,
in two years against South Carolina's
Gamecocks has turned in
runs of 10. 22, 23, 19, and 47
partis from scrimmage.
WE SPECIAL
. , . but don't get the id<
same service you expec
here.
Ask for what you w
it, we'll get it for you,
than you'll have to paj
quality.
W- A.
GENERAL M
BOLIVIA, - PLENTY
'
We are now ablt
floor-space of our
building, and so vvil
new permanent fixt
put out our big stoc
chandise on tempor
your inspection.
COME ON IN ,
CHRISTMAS SH
SHALLOTTE
Flobson K
SHALLOTTE,
| NEWS
I BRIEFS
IX HOSPITAL
Joe Gore of Leland is a patif
at Dosher Memorial Hospital.
PATIENT
Ormand Leggett of Southpc
I entered Dosher Memorial Hospil
for medical attention Saturday.
FIRST AID
Calvin Wescott of Southpc
: was treated Saturday at Dosli
I Memorial Hospital for gunsh
: wounds.
SURGICAL PATIENT
Loftin Clemmons of Bolivia u
| derwent an operation at Dosli
I Memorial Hospital Saturday.
hospital patient
I James Smith, Sr., of Southpc
. is a medical patient at Dosh
I Memorial Hospital, having entc
I eel there Saturday.
ENTERS "HOSPITAL
i Mrs. Mercer Cox of Bolic
I '
BgJisyed Qssiskly
with PUSH
Regardless of how many nied
i cines you have tried for Aei
Indigestion, Gas, or Hcartbur
i caused by excess stomach aeidit
I you can get quick relief wit
PUSH. A doctor's prescriptioi
in powder form, it is especiall
compounded to neutralize e.xcet
acidity, relieve indigestion quickl
| without constipation. Many hav
praised PUSH for the prompt r<
lief it brought them. Get PUS]
j today and keep it on hand alway
LEGGETT'S
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
HERE 'S QUICK
! W hose me
Try3-purposaVa-tro-noI.It(l)shrin
swollen membranes, (2) soothes irrit
tion, (3) relieves transient nasal cc
I gestion... And brings great- A A
er breathing comfort,
You'll like itl Follow "'"I? v
directions in folder. VA-TRONC
FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS
NEED S
Of Furniture, Linens, . ,
Novelty Gifts and Tree C
corations see us early wh
our stock is complete.
1 R U S S
Furniture Co.
SHALLOTTE, N. C.
. ??b?umbm
IZE IN SEEDea
that you cannot get the
t at any up-to-date store
'ant, and if we don't have
and at a price no greater
f elsewhere for the same
KOPP
[ERCHANDISE
- - - - N. C.
OF ROOM
; to use the combined
new and remodeled
hout waiting for our
ures we are going to
k of Christmas Merary
tables, ready for
\ND DO YOUR
[OPPING EARLY!
TRADING CO.
irby, Prop.
. - N. C.
'"I I entered Dos'ner Memorial Hospital
las a patient Monday.
MEDICAL PATIENT
Hulan Watts of Southport was
admitted as a medical patient at
( I Dosher Memorial Hospital Friday.
j BREAKS ARM
J Andrew Lewis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Lewis of Bolivia, re,nt!
ceived first aid for a broken arm
j Friday at Dosher Memorial Hospital.
)rt FOR SURGERY
taI i Mrs. Sam Northrom of Southj
port entered Dosher Memorial
i Hospital for an operation Tuesday.
|
)rt; ANNOUNCE BIRTH
iel. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Russ
|Qt announce the birth of a son. Tommie
Shelley, Nov. 24, at Marion
Sprunt Annex, Wilmington. Mrs.
| Russ was nee Ottice R. Holden, of
in_ | Shallotte.
iel VaDBIHBHHaiMB
J (Clean) Clothes
>r-j Make The Man
SOUTHPORT
fia
DRY CLEANERS
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
, WANT ADS
id
n FOR SALE CHEAP: One Junior
>' | Coal Circulating Heatrola in
h good condition. J. \V. Ruark.
n,
J LEGALS
CORREtTION
H j In the last two issues of The
s. State Port Pilot a notice has appeared
stating that on Monday.
December 8, three schoolhouse
sites and one building will be sold
to the highest bidder at the courthouse
door at Southport. Sale of
A the property will be made by seal^
I ed bids, and the following notice
" is run in lieu of the one which
rr J previously appeared:
f I NOTICE
a. j Brunswick County Board of
m- ! Education offers for sale the following
property:
1. Site of colored School at Rutu
j land's Chapel.
| 2. Site of colored school at
Marsh Branch.
3. Site and colored school building
at Bell Swamp.
Sealed bids will be received and
opened at noon on Monday, Decemhp!*
11 1941. at the office of
i the County Board of Education in
t | Southport. The board reserves the
j right to reject any and all bids.
'e" Annie May Woodsidc, Secretary,
;|e Brunswick County Board of Education.
December 2. 1941.
12-15-c
A IMIIN ISTKATOK'N NIlTKS
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Cornelia .lane Holden,
late of Brunswick County. North Carolina.
this is to notify all [lersons
having claims against the estate of
Hie said deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned at Supply. North
Carolina on or before December 3rd.
1942. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
B indebted to the said estate will please
make immediate payment.
0 This November 27, 1941.
j _ .1. II. Holden, Administrator.
I NOTICE OF HALE I' N OK It
MOKTOAOE
Under and by virtue of authority
contained in a certain .Mortgage Deed
executed by T. T. Browning and
wife Kula Browning on tlie 23rd. day
of April, if in. recorded In Book No.
<;.r?. I'age Sll. Registry of Brunsw ick
County. North Carolina, default having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured thereby, the undersigned
\V. K. Cox and A. I'.
Rogers. .Mortgagees, will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash, in
front of the Brunswick County Courthouse
door on .Monday. December '..'9th.
1911 at or about 11' o'clock noon, all
that certain lot or parcel of land
located in Shullotte Township. Brunswick
County. N. C. and described and
defined as follows:?
Tract No. 1:?Being Tracts Twelve
(12> and Thirteen (13) of the Wilna
V. Thomas property according to plat
recorded in Book 25, page l?2 6f the
public records of Brunswick County,
N. C.
Tract No. 2:? Beginning al a
stake on the west side of the Sea
Side Avenue, the southeast corner of
Lot No. 429. and runs thence with
the line of Lot No. 429 westwardly
255 feet to a slake, thence southwardly
with the east line of Lot No.
?30, 75 feel to a stake, thence eastI
wardly with the north line of Lot No.
425 255 feet to a stake on the east side
of Sea Side Avenue, thence Northwardly
with the east side of Sea Side
Avenue 75 feet to the beginning, and
being Lot No. 427. as shown on revised
map of Longwoori. made by \\\
[T. Sledge In i! _'a and revised In
June. 19.15. which said map is recorded
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Brunswick County. N. (\.
in Book of .Maps at Page 29, reference
to which is hereby made fo; a
I full ami complete description, of the
Tract No. 3:?Beginning at a stake
on the west side of Sea Side Highway.
the Northeast Corner of hot
No. 123. and runs thenre Westward
with the North line of hot No. 423
and parallel with Sunset Avenue 255
feet to a stake: thence Northward
with the Hast line of Lot No. 1528
ami parallel with Sea Side Highway
75 feet to a stake, thence Hast ward
with the South line of Lot No. 427
and parallel with Sunset Avenue 255
feet to a slake on the West edge of
Seaside Highway, thence Southward
with the west edge of Sea Side Highway
75 feet to tiie point of beginning,
ami being Lot No. 425, as shown by
revised map of Longwood. made by
w. T. Sledge in 1925 and revised in
June 1035. which map is recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Hrunswick County. N. C. in Rook
of Mans at Cage 20. reference to
which is hereby made for a full and
complete description of this property.
Dated and Posted this the 24th. day
of Nov. 1941.
W. F. Cox and A. P. Rogers,
Mortgages.
12-25-c
NhTKK
NOTICB is hereby given that H. H.
Thomas has severed all of his connections
with the Caswell-Carolina
Corporation. Southport. North Carolina.
and that the said H. H. Thomas
is no longer an employee of said Corporation.
and that lie is without au
thorny to bind said Corporation in
any form or manner. Said Corporation
zr - i
>*?*1
PAGfe fr?
Uereb^gives^tlce^ha^^r^ii?^^
be responsible tor any eontraet made
and entered into by the said H. _ H.
Thomas on and after November 'Mi*.
1941. I
CASWKIJ.-OAROLf.VA COr.PfcRATlOX
Snnford. Florida and Southport. V. C.
\OTICK OK SAI.K I'MIKI?
MOinViAV.K l?KKI> i , J
Under and by virtue of authority
contained in a certain .Mortgage i>eed
executed by Smithen \V. Bennett?
wife. Annie Bell Bennett, on the 19th
ilay of December, inriI. recorded in
j Book 58 at page 11t?. Legist rftfttf
| Brunswick County. North Camljnn,^j
fault having been made in the pigment
of the indebtedness
I thereby, the undersigned ColumoTTs
.Motor Company. .Mortgagee, will uu*r
for sale, at public auction, for casn.
in front of the Brunswick County
Courthouse door on .Monday December
15th. 1941. at twelve o'clock noon, all
i that certain lot or panel of land
located in Brunswick County North
Carolina, and described and defined
as follows: <
RKHLNNTNO at an Iron pipe on
the public road leading from Juniper
Creek to Kxum. Buns North tUgrees
West 10 chains and 10 links to i
an iron pipe near the road; thence
North .''1 degrees K:\st 12 chains and
t:: links to another Iron pipe; ttfMmt*
South 52 degrees Mast 10 chains/and
Hi links to another Iron pipe near a
ditch: thence South 31 degrees West
II chains and 17 links with a ditch
to the Beginning containing 12 j|ores
more or less. This tract being known
as the Head of Bell Swamp. ir?fi
BATKD and POST KB this the'lllh
day of November. 1911. , / '/j
Columbus motor company
mouth At ik k
s. B. FBINK. ATTORNKY
12-10-c f]
Nt)TI( F. OF SVI.F rVI?Fll <02
MOUTH AO K BEKD j .?
Under and by virtue of authority
.contained in a certain Mortgage IVed
j executed by T. 1\. Meares and wife.
Mina Meares. on the 1 Si h day of
October. 1935. recorded in Book 52
I at page 498. Registry of RrunsttMIc
County. North Carolina, default hitvr
(ing been made in the payment of llit
i indebtedness secured thereby, the unI
dersigned W. F. Cox and A. P. Rogers.
Mortgagees, will offer for tale,
lai public auction, for cash, in front
Iof the Brunswick County CourthftUMt
, door on Monday. Oecember 8th. 1911.
. at twelve o'clock noon, all that cfrt
tain lot or parcel of land located in
J Shallotte Township, Brunswick County.
North Carolina, and described t^nd
defined as follows: '? j
FIRST TRACT: BKHINNNINCI hf
a stake at a Canal on the South edge
I of Shingle tree swamp, runs. 8. i
j 27' 15" W. 2140 feet to another canal.
I thence with canal N. 51" 10" west
1 1 2"?0 f*?et lo a stake on canal. inswv
' X. 37* 45" 10. 2310 font to cnnaL -at
South edge of Shingle tree Swamp/
' thence with said swamp to the Iter
I ginning, containing (53 acres, mora Hr
SKCONTi TRACT: RBGIXNIXC^fW
} a stake on the west side of IValandp *
ling Koad and runs thence N 51* TO
I \V 18t?o feet to a stake at a <
j runs titence N .17 K 1050 feet to a J\
i stake, thence X 82 K 279 feel to 'lite
i'ealanding- Road, thence with said
[road to the beginning containing 4fij
i acres more or less. This being a pari
of a tract of land l>equcuthcd tqjiya.
I by my hlllbaiid A <Meat s, by nfs
j will dated August 10th. 1921. rectydefl/
>in Hook of Wills H page 289. Juno
9th. 1921, state and county aforesaid!
and conveyed t<> a. C. Mean by .1.
I li. and .Mary (lore. September 11. lftMJj
recorded in Book HH page (51 and.155.
September 17. 1889. "
The foregoing lands will lie J>oiiL
subject to a mortgage Hue the FedeHil
Land Bank and also taxes due Brunswick
County.
I)ATKD and POSTRD this the JP|h %
dav of November. 1911.
W. F. COX & A. P. R(>( iFIUif.
.MORTGAGKKS.
S. B. FRIXK. ATTORNFV. qj;q
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE (
Having qualified as administratis*
for the estate of Cleo. R. (Jalloway
u, eaikl; late "i Brunswick county
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the'
estate of said deceased to ex^Jhit
j thorn lo the undersigned at South-.
?poi*t, X. C? on or before lite
day of October, 1912. or this notice
will he pleaded in liar of thier
covery. All persons indebted to Sftjdi
estate will please make immediate'
payment. ,
This 27th day of October 1941. '
Mrs. Geo. R. Galloway. Admimshaei
trix for Geo. R. Galloway. Ti^/L
vm
A?. K K-S " SA 1. H
L'nder and by virtue of the |>ower
of sale contained in that <erWii/(j
Mortgage Deed made by Don Hnj*relson
and wife Sarah Alherta
relson to Wilmington Merchatu()ise
Company, a domesti?' corporation,
dated April 27. 1928. and recordedlist,
the office of tlie Register of Deedsfor
Brunswick County, in Book,.CLif*
at Page 522. default having hWm
made in the payment of the imlehletUi
ness thereby secured, the umit'isiRrtierfJ
mortgagee, or Its ultorney for.tiLj '
will on .Monday, Decemlier 8. 194r, at'1 /
12 o'clock noon, at the Court Hnu*vf /
door of Brunswick County. State bT I 1
North Carolina, offer for sale
sell at public auction to the highest f
bidder, for cash, all that certain ttflct
or lot of land in Waccamaw
ship, said County and State,
ing the lands of 15. G. Smith^^H^H
the North. B. G. Gore on the
B. G. Gore, Arthur Stanley a nd^^R'^9R
B. Ward on the South. R. C. Pived|^H^RBC
the West, ami others, and lioui^^Hp^^S
and described as follows, to-wit: 1
BEGINNING at an iron pipe x
r:..- ..(no nAlnioru nn the South
of Oak Koad, which beginning
is 3,132 feet from State Ilight^^B ^Lvf
No.. 130. leading from Shallotte ,Oj2
Whitevillle, said Oak Koad iuni^^L^g|||
from said beginning corner North
deg. 15 mil). Kast to said highvs^^^B^Kj
and from said beginning point
with H. G. Gores line South
deg. 15 mill. East 1990 feet tctj^^^H9|
iron pipe and pipe pointers on<B
South edge of a swamp or
runs thence South 72 deg. 15 mftl. #
West 151 feet to a point on 'tflw'
edge of said swamp; thence North 88 .
(leg. 50 min. West 540 feet tflPlaJt
pine stump, iron pipe and two gwn
pointers in the edge of Hull 'JQy
Branch; thence crossing said branch
North 81 deg West 381 feet ft
gum and four gum pointers on the
West edge of Hull Hay BrancftfJ /
thence South 84 deg. 30 mill. West.
407 feet to an iron pipe and tftoittl)
pointers near the South edge o? a
swamp: thence North 0 deg. 15 'firlJ !!>
Kast 542 feel to an Iron pipe and
three pointers; thence along CDifl?'t
Ward's line North 71 deg. 30 ndji.
West 1287 feet to an iron pipe 'wul
there pine pointers; thence along ilie #
line of It. C. Piver North 1 deg. d.UiU
1544 feet to a stake on the South#
side of <>ak Koad; thence with
Koad South ?5 deg. Kast *22 feet
to an angle in said Koad; tAmfc/r
South 82 deg. 30 min. Kast 1300 feet
along the South side of said ludwl'*
to another angle; thence with said#, I
Koad South 78 deg. 15 min. R&I*1
191 feel to an angle in the South ..
edge of said Koad near the Wtipl
edge of a bay: thence North 89 4degv
15 mill. Kast :>??8 feet to the bWgt*-',f
ning. containing one hundred grid,
eighteen iii*t acres, more or less.
(-online to a consolidated survey._by ^
A. J. 'Brown, October 20, 1933, :Whd
being the same lands conveyed by
from George E. Brooke &nd p|no
to Ij. V. Clemmons (now f,. V. Rut*,
wife ol' A. J. Kuss) as recorded Mn
Hook 28. at Pago 01. and that deed--from
\V. H. Coleman and wlf^'w"
A. J. Kuss. recorded in Hook ,28. r
at I'age 371. and by A. J. Kuss HmF?>
wife to 10. 10. Harrelson by deed .
recorded in Hook 57. at I'age lw in'--'
the Registry of Hrunswick Gountiu
North Carolina, and also beingdflvfc//
same land conveyed by deed ftp mi r
E. K. Harrelson to Don Harrewdn-*
and wife Sarah Aiberta Harrelaojudated
April 20th. 1938. ^ 9^011
As evidence of his $ood faith.^the
successful bidder at said sale wild be
required to make a cash deposit-ofr..
not less than Seventy Five DoH#w^'
($75.00; pending expiration of .lhfe usual
10 day waiting period.
Posted this the 5th day of
' \V I L M I N G TON MERCHANDISE
COMPANY. MorUaxee. PTTTIt
LLOYD S. ELKINS, Attorney.
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