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1 ' Magnolia, May 2nd.Aft( r twel- vears of feeble health and two ZnTcritlcal Ulne-. the finger T?w!d touched Mr. Theodore Mid- ' vneton Sunday at : J Sed him from .d ..iid him to "come up higher. He was the last of nine sons or uavw ffM . i wi.Miatnn to loin , John ana wwy -"" . them in the wona oeyw- 7; y inLwef ield Community, Sept. KriKdWM-eventyyeoW Sale Crump of Wraaw and came , to Magnouaortyawaga He wu salesman for H. new- . ..rfn vears. In September 1909 he opened up business for him . Lif and conducts success" '- bu- . f reneral merchandise till . . hi ia anld out to Mr. X P- Tucker. H Joined ; Johnsons BapUst Church to life and was faltftful to the performance of hia . duties. He moved his membership to the Mag nolia Baptist church after making this home and to 1902 was elected assistant Superintendent of Sunday School, serving fifteen years until 1917 when he was elected Supter-i-i.n which office he held un- . tube was called away, serving, In !- .11 'a win. .' : :' ' , n w.a neacon about 28 years and served many years as Church clerk and treasurer. He was one of the greastest leading spirits to the church and his Influence and, many places of service will -be 8atly - missed. He was looked up to in the town as being one of our purest 1, an in thnupht and deed. USB "'" - - o x 1 His companion preceded him four years ago. He leaves two daught . ' 1 v.. r w. Hill of Portsmouth; V. nrt Mrs. T. H. WUliaiifta of Magnolia, two grand sons, Glad - stone and Theodore Hill. Rev. N, ' Johnson of Mt Olive, assisted by t, r n Vnater of Warsaw coo- ducted the funeral in the Baptist . .hiin-h Mnndav at 4:00 P. Mt. to the presence of a host of relatives ' and friends. The choir sang 'iHow j firm a Foundation'? and "It Is ' Well With My ,SouUr,,lMr.;,Foster read 23rd Psalm .and other com ' fnrttnv iHnture. Mr. Johnson, paid beautiful tribute to Mr, Mlddletons life and read ,tribute paid by his two-son-to-lawa. Rev. D, E, H1U , and Rev. T. H. Williams. , Hva nallbearers were: J.' P. Tucker, O. Ck Bradshaw, I" M. Aanrinmn. 1L G. Tucker. S. B. Hunter.. J TheV. y Society met at t:e : . . .. Sunday afternoon. - Miss rt Jr., Mr. and Mrs. :.. t attended the funes ; . . ... Plan's bro ther, IZ-jy 1 .. a.-o Manuel Mc Millan cf C - .oro attended the funeral. . 1 I t.re Taylor and Mavis Lewis 1 i-ned to their home In Rorl.v l t Kundav. after spend ing ta xka of the; strawberry BPflBrm with Mm Phas. BoWuen. If e t .rawBerry grower aw w be t.-aaed with the 'pre-cooking Mrs. C. V. Holland .entenainea a few friends at a bridge party Tuesday., April 30th. .. Miss Ruth Carr Is at home suf fering with poison Jn . her .: eyes. Kinuit tiv finlann oak.'" !?;' ' .Mrs. John Blrmingtpnof Wljm togton visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. D. soutberiana. uunaay Mrs. Rov Crumn spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.,Dollyrurn Marv Elisabeth and Ross Turner spent Sunday at home."' . " Mr. Arthur Myers and . ' family have returned to New York. Mrs. C. J. Carf a mother is nitndinar MmM time With her. xrinnU Want MnMlilan of Fav- etteville spent last week end with Carol weua. j. ' Loleta Kenan was a i welcome visitor in town Sunday. pUbliC 6 hierhest I- t to-wit: to a; CoM N. C, . R. Geo. F. Ku. ,Mu Smith, I the. lands of heirs, boun i jr cash to 1. . t.e following 1,-i.J, MRS, LEE MARTIN U LAIDT0R15ST Mrs. Lee Martin died at her home imak B. B. Oradv Tuesday morning'. AnrU 16th. at 4:00 o'clock and was burled to the Sarecta - Cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock She was the mother of three chil dren. They are as follows: Mary 1 Wathr Farreat Xm. and William M in i Sammie. Besides her children she is survived by two sisters ana two brothers. , Her - sisters are: jars. Joel Whaley of Kenans vllle. and Mrs. IX H. Waysteff of CUffton, N. G. Her brothers are: Edgar Pig ford of Wallace, and Tom Plgford of Kicmanas, w. j. Funeral aervinea were conducted to her home by Rev. Caswell, pas tor of the Presbyterian at Pink HiU. N. C, in the present of a lar ge crowd of relatives and friends. Un. Martin was before her mar- EL Hamilton, Kenneth j rlage,"Miai Sadie plgford of: Pen- Tuvlnr and Fred Johnson. Monorarv: L. D. DaiU J. L. SOU ' th.n fl n. Home. Norman Pick eit, M; J. Tucker, R. F. Quton and J ,n. Cwom. " ' , Services were conducted, at the ? grave- to the- family cemtery' to inhmaiu Communitv. His "crave 'nu the rrave of his wife-' were .' completely .covered with beautiful t flnra.1 off erintrs. ' ' Out-of-town relatives and friends whA. attended the funeral were Misses Sudie, Annie Mae, Lena and Lillian' Mlddleton,. St L.. Crawley, dec County. Mrs. Minnie Parker . ' Dies At Magnolia Maranlia. Mav 2.-4Mrs. Minnie Parker.. 62, wife ot' J. R. Parker, died at her borne Friday, April 26, stroke of paralysis to December and has been very f eMe ever, since I hut had been up and''1 able to do Hht houM work nart time. Fridav LUlian Middleton,. UvCrawiey ..emooll wWie sweeW her yard tri hT' f:6Wlana " .? shehadi another ,rroke ; which b, ,-u, namuuu m Proved fataL She never rallied at ghter, Miss Sudie of Burgaw, Mrs. 1 n. Brownof Burtraw, h : m ..Bawden. vxl. J.. ana jsni-'i : . est Middleton, Mrs. H. D. Middle ton and daughter Lela Mae, Mr. and Mrs. D. U Carlton, Mrs,. Hobbs "of Warsaw,- Mrs. tt N, Cowan of Apex. Mrs. .E. L. Middleton of Dur- ?m,J M S Presence of a large gathenng ton Raleigh, PlUddletoir of L iMwh0 hP f""mIH Zl r:r: with beautiful floral-off erinif a of tove.; Besides her-, husband she Ballandof Wdsboro, Mr. aadMrs. leavea chUdren, Mrs. Lem Simmons of 8anford, Mrs. Andrews ji!1THo" Mra.M?. T2? J -foLtod and Mrs. Vivian 1 WeUs. F. W. Mc- Parker of Magnolia, and five W M. Brtaspn of Ken- Jre ",SfctSui ad tnS!r n-" . miiL Mrs. MaxweU, and ;famlly arrived WlS for the funeral. Mrs. Parker was ton wish to. express their sincere . , ,, -..-, ,. . nnr..ninn tor everv .deed of uw. "0 rT1 i T iwnshlp, D "a ', j the lans of 5 1 ?.L Ketlsiy, v, Tiw Bevel, J. 1 Us aver, and i a C. J. Grady 1 as follows Be ginning at a stake; a corner of J. B. O'Danlel's nuidon White HaU-Sareeta, Kd., and runs N. S4 W.. 200 poles, to a mcKory, thnA th same line contmuea 128 pole to two maples, a cor ner of the F. M. Hethiey wno on the bank of North East River, thence with his line, across said river a 25 W. r8 poles to a take, thence the same line con tinued 62 poles to a stake, cor ner of the Geo. F. Kornegay land; thence S. 84 E, crossing the North East River, 160 poles to Polk Island; thence N. 25 W. 14 poles to stake; thence S. 79 E. 200 poles, crossing the White Hail and Sarecta R&, to a stake; thence 8. 22 E. 20 poles to a take, comer of 4. M Smith's land; thence S. 85 E. 26 poles; thence N. 22 E, 28 poles to the road, bridge, corner of Richard Deavers land; thence with his, Une N.' 49 1-2 poles to a stake, comer of C, J. Grady heirs' land; I thence with the O. f. Grady v heirs' line N. IS W. 45 poles to. a stake on the White Hall and Sarecta Rd.; thence with said road N. 28 E. 60 poles to a bend. In said road; thence with .said .Mad N. 20 E. 14 poles to the be-, ginning corner, containing 877.5 . aerea. more or less. ExoenUnr, however, from the above desorib . ed land a one-acre lot conveyed to the Jones Chapel Missionary Baptist Church by deed dated Sept. 25, 1912, recorded in Book ; 145, page 858, and a one and one half acre . lot conveyed to the County Board .of Education:: on 8ept. 16, 1911, recorded In Book 185. Page 191, both of said deeds having been executed by M. F. Westbrook and wife .and of re cord in the Registry of Duplin County, N; C. 1 - " , This land is sold subject to alt unpaid taxes.- . This sale ia made bv reason of the failure of Oliver A. Westbrook and wife Marianna Westbrook, to pay off and discharge the Indebt edness secured by said ueea ot Trust. ' i". ' " 1 '' ' 1 A deposit of 10 will be requir ed from the purchaser at we saie. . Thla tha Iftth daV of ACril. .1935. INTERSTATE TRUSTEE COR PORATION, - " , " Durham, N. C. 5-25-4t I. T. C. , t . , o ISt of 1 Book Satui at the Count:', public . est V- - wit: T -t. I . or on : . Ft' r in.-a COUi.' . bo-ton-i E. by PubU.i lands t on the . and snore M.followsi - Begtos of the c road wk.i mlngton . i thence-wi. mlngton ? estoasi N. 85 1-2 -, on tl '3 and recw i 104, we wi.i .-. t May, 1S5 -ok noon c ne door.in Dup! n ille, N .C sell at aah to the f "- foUowing, land, ,,to- tract or yam-1 tf - 7.41 acres, t re ;l3i Jsnd fc tgton-Gold. one uwn t,JT''n vnahlp,. Jup"a i Carolina, and a N. by the, CUn ne Bead,, on the Ington-Uoldflboro t .the aV by ard Estate, and - the Moore Jands, lfically escribed I C-tATI y 2-t.- ITC. r and ty v ? t 3 corii'rei 1 s t - a ? " r t.ji f ' ' rcn ' er.l. -t E. - iJ v aci'fc'. tion 1 to by f-' S Advert April. 1S-3. N. B. r 6-9-4t - N. : r-i Ill, 1 'tl ft t . per at ts Intersection n-Faisen ' yubUe e. Qoldaboro:, Wil lie road, - and runs the GoWsbororWU 1 8.1 E. 42 8-5 pol on said read; thence 9 poles to stake; ,h. haaipa i ;rnj.r; thence N, . W. 40 p to a stake on the CUnton-l n Road; thence with aid road 1 . 8 E. 2 poles to the II giui 2, . containing j Ml aaa" noM nr ' 1 ' This land Is sold, subject, to all Thi aaiA is made dv reason i k-allure of B. A. Bell and Wife Levada Bell and Nancy L. Hatcher n.v eft and diachane'ine m- 4i. t !t rclt l a L'ort-n C i, r ! st,l to Ue V - r f r c ti f " " ' i ' aud t : r of North .Care and d"wibed t.i I Epzlnning at a s Branch' and rum ' ; t poles to a stake; t If- 'tn a stake at t at' id: t S. 60 W. 150 ps... 3 to a Minnce ' 8. 170 (' l to a t' 'ei; thence N. 80 E. 3 p !?s to Juturer.; thence up Juniper to t:e oegiranng. I contolnlng 112 af..'S, i tore or less. of land consisting of 3 acres and KMnr the aamet. ntla dcacribea in a certain deed fr. W. D. Potter a Kark Williams., recorded in the office of Register ff needs of Dup lin County, la Liw, . t j, at page 439, to .Which recorded copy reference la hereby,.. n lor jmeiee auu , ( f s.. a Ci": A ceiU.a 3 !t ,t, .:-d as the second ,ti,iB ce tain deed from H. v. m a and U A. Eeaaley. Cora . - rr.t, wminmg. rec- . d in the office of Krister -of . ci oKirh recordeo , .3nce W hereby had for i of sald.lands by metes . a? ACT: Beginning inthe tiie road on ue ei e with the road . oo prWgeI, d, , to Potter's Hfler on the tt, . .v,- rith ills line 8. . vu y or, o. BXEtt'C Mavine at! Clerk 'of tie : Duplin Co. n last will s i t : 1 t . .i . with ills line 8. i to a pine stump; thence i to a stake; thence 1'a line N. 6 poles to z, containing 4 1-2 u'ff iiuivtt or less. - v. . - A certain 89 ... ,,,.... innii more or less, ,be- innii aa shown by Cildfed fss.n D'JEham Potter et al to t L i. am." MonniMi in the of- t-iiiuauK ... i . ,r a . flee or "fjrer in jjdub - --- s is to I sons, havlnr elf ' tate of.,saM c ' them to the t Olive, N. C. c.i day of Ar ,1. l- ' wlU be pK d 1 1 i i AU pers ! l tate art urgently make prompt scU This the ' ALBERT f.. nnnnda. T'TrOrt TTtAPT: .A certain tract of land consisting of 61 acres and being fully oeserineo in me imy f oanrltvul ,in ilHed from H. D. V,".;:'ms and L, A., Loasiey, wn- miuaiiiner lO zaCK WlHlttuia, to , n . . rtnnlc A7. at nan 106, 4. .rAr..iiA' ia herebv made LU WH. . . - . rfMprlntlon w metes auu wa V -ar r . hmin.lii of said land, tvvtw TRA.CT: i Besinnlng at 'tee mouth of Reedy Branch and rufts vp said branch as k meanue an1 . tn a Dine on the ditch j thence a 85 poles to a pine; thence S. 85 W. 86 poles to a runner wi thiiiu n li w: to the back line: thonoa with said Une S. 4T E. to a sweet gum, corner; thence Nt 44 E. 25 poles to mcu. j. suiy.ua wt- ner; thence N. V W. 1 poies w m pine; thence N. 18 B.. J04 pojes s7 " a. ... fir 1l to a short lear pine; wence . noles to a stumpy oak; thence N. AiW: m imlM to the canal on Great Branch; thence down said canal to the beginning, containing . - .. wv i e i :e y. 1 es J t, -tor. 6-28-64. A. G. NOTSCE -OH ttMrfna- this dav ualuled f ad ministrator of the e'ta'11 4 Traarav. iafeaaea..- . um m in notify all persons havl-: r Jr.inat tha said estate 1 I them to the unaei.. verified and itemized, os! 'oi April-15-36 or this notlueV.J b ntoaiiMi ih bar of their recovery. AU persona indebted to sCl esUtf will please make medlata pa This 15th day ,of April, 1935. . THADDEU3 YZ.. :3A - w - Ai.nl-itoij Rt.-1, seven f r-j, North i tit.i naatnr of tha 'Free WU1 BaDtist church of which she Was a devoted member conducted t ner tunerai at the. Magnolia Cemetery Saturday at 8:30 S. M. where her remains were interred in the family plot, in kindness shown ness and deathv during his sick- Mr S, Bettie Bishop daughter of John and Rhebe Exzeli bom August 29th,e 1872, married February 18tlV l892r led April 26th. Thev have livad hara 24 vaara m . il. . i ITival Ia Iwr fatnllv.. Itaa C ihiitvh I LAM.' a0 lX3Sr neigbora an4 triendsv minlsieringto o ' i the sick .and needy, she will s he ! i tf.MnHl If a v 2 -MML i Bettie maHif tnl,uil Haw: V r i nmn .Bishop died at the home of her held .memorial servfc; of her Sun aon, Mr. Jim . Bishop, Tuesday, day Aj M. to he.rv.chttrch and paid May 1, at 2 a. nv She f eU off the high, tribute to Hr life. Mrs. Park- ; porch) to January and broke her er returned to Hopewell with Mrs. hip and has been suffering greatly Maxwel) Sunday afternoon, IHVVt - a. . .i:.,. 1 ; , - ---t- w deep cold which proved fatal. .Her , vaatnr. Rev. Ji H. Barnes of -Rose ' " Hill conducted her funeral services NOTICE mk. ri 1 . J.....t. - . . u m..Aj4a0 a aAA n. m. I Vl . ck- ... tnivUui in the f amilv arrave I in , oak o.aa . oi.i I si was hurled in the family grave yard near the home., She was 86 nMJ.Wifa of R. M. BiahOD. ; ' who fougit to thte Civil War t and " died 30 years ago. one wavea iwv eons, Jim and WlU Bishop, seven s grand children, eight great grand i grandchildren and one sister. Miss ; Ellen Smith,, all of , the Magnolia community. . - . " ; Sh was a sweet spirited friend s'5 ly woman, nsucb loved, devoted to ... hinh and its interests. , She was a member of Concord Baptist church. Her grave, was a mound 'of beautiful flowers. tog, May. 20th, at 4:00 o'clock elect a. .county superintendent of public instrucUonfor. the ensuing bieqnium. At " 11:00 o'clock the Board wilt proceed, with the selec tion of district 6; and ; sub-district committeemen -for all schools of the county. Reci n-endations for these. responsible tosltlons will be neara at mat time. . 5-9-lt-J. O. B., a .1 If joo cM t ! rir4 a4 J. O. BOWMAN, Secretary SALE ,OF VAl.tMSLE FARM : PRCIV-iT -o Under and bv vlrture of the au thority conferred upon us in a TMwrt or Trust executea dv -uuver A. Westbrook and wire, Marianna Westbrook, on the 20th day of October. 1S"5,. and recorded In NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 'i , n i in . ' V" "t Having qualified as the admln- IstratrtJt of the estote of Lonnie Outlaw, deceased, this is io nomjr aU persons having claims against . ..irf nor a ia i ft uimm umiu. .vv the undersigned duly verified and itemised, on j or oeiore 1936, or this nouce will oe picwiou in bar of -their recovery, ah y -aons indebted to said, estate wUl please make immediate payment i This 26th day of April, 1035. v KATIE OUTLAW, Administratrix. R. F. D. Mt. Olive ' . North Carolina N. B. Boney, Atty., ' " ', o-ft-et. n. b. B. Pd. ? :; ' . a , NOTICE SALE i . ' TTnfov arut hv Virtue Of the POW- .nH outhnritv: in' me vested.. un der and by virtue of the authority contained, in a juagmenw ' " Superior court or uupim vahuh-jt, dated March 25th 1935. and record ed in Book 21 at page 183 in and action entitled I. J. Hanoun -vs. j. w iVainalir and, Susan Kenneay, X wlU- sell to the highest maaer for cash at the Court House awr. n Kananaville. N; C On the 31W. day of May,, 1935, at the hour of 12 o'clock M. ai or ne iotiowuig riaanHhed tract or parcel of land. lying and being, to Duplin County, in Limestone Townsnip ana uuiuur ed and described as fouows: - Beginning kt the run of UM- tone on the Pnblle Road and with said road to T. u. Whaley line, thence with hi ina fa j. tl. Taviors une. W9W with hla Une North 80 West 17 poles to a gum on the run -of iJmrtone. aaia . j.ira (toner, thence down with the various-courses of the run of i jinaatan in the beginning, con aininv 10 merea , more ' or less. mi hainsr the Baine and describ ed to a deed to J. W. Kennedy in r F. Kennedv and wife Sarah E. Kennedy, which deed la recorded to Book 222 at page 888. This sale will he made subject to the life estate of O. F. Ken mv inn wlfM ftarah E. Ken nedy, as provltHed In deed record ad In Book 232 at page 386. , iioartiiiui thia 22nd. . dav of JUHN A. UAVliU " Commissioner May 23-4t-J- A. G. imuwioner iu u?t. tiuib, v. ( A deposit of 10 per cent will be orded to the office ot Register of about 139 acres, more or j '- - ' " ' '.Li '-'--r-- I P- - " ' -- h , ' ' , -t I , v ; : . ' " ? " - ' i j v , ' s 'A 4 " - i i ii " n- . .--T - - a,, i f f -i L iiiii.ii.iiiiiiiiiM.iF . 7 T'Ti 7T . T , r J ' I ''1oMr'"NC teJ'.) oUrweight than "y find Wfght-tothe-foinr Yott inty, ; - i;&0$JZnNW J 7 , gelow $1093-.nd come "to look over a new car" . . .ftJ, a MTc'..t ld ;.lded ali;$teel body, .you'U remain to .ppw; r . Cto'lfiiL.At'd.tbr !" 2 " ' - J. ' .l.cU- ,Kl . 'whole new set of value tna !,,' '''' LlI i.fl - - . ii x - hat r"t e"-ttd - r- 1'a cost .;f.ty rfass aU. around, tt.no ,(bfpfyour,atoinobilc f rttm cosu - ' Jt!s al cat that.you ought to try. Mav we. lbow. you.the, l?3J ;'-, vEotvJV-B?.- " - If .iHHcWenerrt? '"or Ae reasons lehind 7rtJ . !,r - 5" -., -l tosstfles .records ate so - , tli' ) iter'"" jt. J- i,t - . t , - - ' ' r i . V -;.-.S-Sa.a - on V cf r : ii:. " . yct i t' -"ine sbcrt cf a cir,i: ' ' -res t' a , r 01 T - . V.7. IN NC?.rOLK Sale of new Ford V-Et, l ' tar tikis vear are . " " C5.5S-.tf--''of. 509 ?S r Vc 7 85 ? r cf Knd I''' J-'-tt 1 " ; - ar .fi.i f i rue. SALE OK VAMTUE FARM r: "TV : i' V , t " ...i ...aa, o v, n. c. Cook 273' natre 94. we will on f atur''"", t 'C .... . .- r-5 :;iit:t::t Undir e t r 1 ) o of tbe e i 1 i ? i i