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t .1 fit; I o o o o o o o o o -o o o o o o o o o - -o -o ,o o o o o o o ! ? Having this day duly qualified ai dministratrix of the e stats of Hay. wooa Allen Whitfield, late of Du jplm County, North Carolina, thif if to' notify . all persona having . claims against said estate tor pra ses them to, tie " undersigned, - du ly verified, on er before one year irom aaw nereoior uii.nouce Will be plead in bar of their recovery. -All persons indebted te said estate roll please make immediate pay. "Spent.: ..'. ' f- V -,' , I - ". V This the 31st day of January,'1957. Mrs. Bertie O. Whitfield. I -, v JRt 1. ML Olive. M. C. - Administratrix-bf the-estate el ' c Haywood Allen Whitfield 28 8T pd. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE State of North Carolina : County of Duplin The undersigned, having qualified l executor of the estate of Siwle A. Sanderson, deceasea, late of Du- 4lin County, State bf North' Caro . Una, this is to notify all persons .having claims against the said es tate to present them to the under signed on or before February 20, ' 1958, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate settlement This the 19th day of February, 1967. Gordon M. T. Sanderson Executor of the estate of Siwie A. Sanderson. William E. Craft, Attorney J28 6TW.E.C. illS ..J ! ij J. . ,. t'J the under.:. 1 Co-.-Ae-iiors on or before the 2th day of February, 1958, or this notice will be plead. ta in bar ox their recovery. Ail persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate payment. ' . This 27th day of February, 1957. C. J. Houston and Maze) Houston Co-Executors of Chester Houston e bi v. 0. u.'i i r,;. ;,, NOTICE OF ALE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having this day qualified as Co Executors under the Last Will and Testament of Chester Houston, now deceased, late of Duplin County, North Carolina, this is to notify Under and hv virtu nf aiithnru itv of a Juc'cment of the Sunerior Court of Duplin 'County entered in that Special Proceeding entit led: 'D. W. Swinson, Administrator, CTA, of the Estate of J. D. Swin son. dec. ' vS Eva J. Swinson etals and being Special: Proceeding No. 2971, duly filed In the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin County, the undersigned . Commis sioners will offer for sale for cash to the highest "bidder, on ihe pre mises, in the Town of Warsaw, at the hnli. Af Q'flA n'itir.iilr Mm March 23, 1957, as to the Firsthand second Tracts hereinafter describ ed, and at the "hour of 12:00 o'clock noon, on March 28, 857(i at the Courthouse door in Duplin County as to the Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Tracts as hereinafter describ ed, all those certain trtcts or par cels of land situated in Dunlin County, State of North Carolina, and being described as follows: FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at a stake on the W. L. flU's line at the end of Hill St. fend runs N .ith 4714 East with the road 29 2-5 poles to a statu cr the run cf Stewart's Creek; thence wi.j ihe said run South SO Fast U polej to. a stake at the f !r.t crook ot the run of Ste wart s Crwk; thence So uh 32 Was: 22 1-2 poles to a pine stuinD in edge of field; thence North 55 West 22 poles to the beginning, said to con tain two and three fourths acres, more or less, exclusive of the pub lic road. The above lands being iT . BREAD to juiiitj u. b it -on as re in Book 47, page 3ul of the Dupiia County Registry. v .- f. , - SECOND TRACT: Starting at corner of' road to Williams Cross Roads 100 yards to ditch, follow ing ditches 350 yards to cut off road from Goldsboro to Wilmington Highway. ; follow highway road from ditch runs in to Highway 135 (135) yards to the beginning , at corner North of J. D. Swinson store. containing three (3) acres, more or less. And being the same lands as set forth and described in a deed from J. M. Swinson: and wife to 3.- D. Swinson as recorded In Book 394, page 505 of the Duplin County Kecistry. r-.: "s - The foregoing First and Second Tracts ot land are to be sold on the premises at the hour of 2.-00 o'clock p.m. March 29. 1957 at Warsaw. N. C. and said lands ars to be sub divide I into lots, or paicels, as set out on a 'map, prepared by Moore, a Surveyor, and said lots or parcels to be first sold separtte'y and then in such combination of lots or par eels as the Ccmmisilcnera may deem wise or expedient . th uiu Tils rr bJ uat ed m Du plin Cot-.ny, Nor:) Carolina and bound id as follows: adjoining the lands il M. H. Hrt i.cs on tie south and ea-: A. T. Swinson 1 1 lis on the North; L. D. Brock heirs on the West and Jessie and John W. Swinson, and being all that tract of land in Faison Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, and known as the J. , E. Swinson home-place, consisting of approximately acres and being the same lands de scribed in a map recorded in Book 200, page 578, in the Public Regis try , of Duplin County, , excepting Lot No. 3. consistins- of 43 acres of cleared land and Lot No. 3' consist ing of 25 acres of woodland, refer ence is hereby made to said map for the lands herein conveyed and tor lands excepted from this convey ance. The above being same lands in Book 421, page 294, Duplin Coun ty Registry. - FOURTH TRACT: All that cer- tain tract or parcel of land contain ing 7 acres, more or less, on Calf Pasture Branch as will appear in a deed from Jesse L. Swinson and Wife to J, D. Swinson as recorded in Book 176, page 451, of the Duplin County Registry, reference being had for a more accurate and com plete description of same. FIFTH TRACT: BEGINNING at a stake on run of Kings branch on an old Mill site, running South 56 degrees 50 minutes West 102 feet to a stake; thence South 70 degrees 35 minutes West 482 feet "to a stake; thence South 53 degrees 50 minutes West 502 feet to a pine; thence South 74 degrees 25 minutes West 1808 feet to an iron stake on Faison and Kenansville road; thence up said road North' 14 de grees 05 minutes West 547 feet to an iron stake on said road; thence North 70 1-4 East 2608 feet to I stake on run of Kings branch thence down rud of Kings branch ta the beginning.. containing 36 ac res, more or less. The above lands being the First Tract as set forth and described in a deed from L. J. Summerlin et ux to J. D. Swinson as recorded "In Book 190, page 567, of the Duplin County Registry. SIXTH TRACT: Known as 'Jack Island' BEGINNING at a stake at the mouth of a ditch on run of , Kings Branch about 275 or 300 feet South of an old Mill Site, run ning with the ditch North 29 de grees 45 minutes East 316 1-2 feet to a stake, Pott's corner; thence , South 73 East 759 feet to a stake; i-;ct to a run - of .ing's iia.. thence up run of King's Branch to the beginning, containing 33 acres. more- or less. The above lands be ing the Second Tract as set forth and described in a deed from L. J. Summerlin et ux to J. D. Swinson as recorded in Book 190 page 567 of we xmpun 'bounty Hegistr. The foregoing Third, t Fourth, ruth and Sixth tracts are to be sold at the Cdurhouse Dpor 'in Kenans- vuie. . v-. on marci vt. jusi. at tne hour of 12:00 o'clock roon. - v : A ten per tent tieMiit wlU be re quired of the'-succesitur bidder s evidence of good faith. Advertised, this the 26th day of Robert L- West. Commssioner v ft . E. Phillips, Comnibr.'tEr , ' E. Walker Stevens. Commissioner Henry A. McKinnon, J-.r Commis- sloneV'- i 8 28 4T ft Pi NOTICE OF ADMINISTEATION ' Having qualified; as administra trix of the estate of WilUe King, deceased, late of Duplin County. N. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to, he undersigned at Chinquapin, N. C, on or before the 4th. day of March 1958, or this notice will be pleaded in . bar. , All persons : Jnt debted to said estate' will please i at pajie 5u3 of the JDupiiU Coun ty Registry.' :.- -; i , ., . .- , 2nd; Tract: 'All that certain tract or parcel of land containing ten 10 acres, more or less, which is -described in deed dated the 6th. day ot June, iwi from J. c. Wuinn and wife Sarah Quinit to I. L. Lanier, being recorded in Book 145 at page os of the Duplin County Registry.' .3rd Tract: 'All that certain tract or parcel, of land containing 40 ac res, more or less, wnicn is oescrlD ed in deed dated the 18th. day of June, J936, from C C. Everett and wife Maria Everett to Adman La nier being recrded in Book 385 at page- 568 of the Duplin County Re gistry, '' ; ?Y:":". ' ;": V i.iiis sale win dc own raojeci io all unpaid and outstanding taxes. - a ten per cent deposit will be re quired of the successful bidder as evidence, of good faith. ' "- . this March nth., 17. ' :. W. M.' Atkinson. Trustee. ' Wm.: G. King; Atty. ' . f-'-.-i: Clinton, N. C. ' 4.4 4T W.G.K. "V, . . .J M M m r zJ mm I make immediate payment This 4th, day of March 1957. Bertha Mae King Administratrix With The Will Annexed Of Willie King GRADY MERCER ATTORNEY AT LAW KENANSVILLE, N. C. 4 11 67 GM. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION, Having qualified as administra trix of the estate ot Casey Edward Brown, . deceased, late ot Duplin County, N. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Rt 1 Chinquapin, N. C on or before the 5th day of March 1958, or this notice Will be pleaded in bar. AJ1 persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This 5th day of March 1957. MARY ELLA' BROWN ADMINISTRATRIX OF CASEY EDWARD BROWN GRADY MERCER ATTORNEY AT LAW KENANSVILLE, N. C. 4 H 6T G. Mi NOTICE OF .TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND 0000000000600000000000000000000000000 2 o o o o o o o o o -o o o o o o o o o TOP QUALM T V PRODUCE GROWERS WADE BEANS CHEROKEE WAX STRINGLESS BLACK VALENTINE TOP CROP BOUNTIFUL BEANS PLENTIFUL BEANS FORD HOOK 242 BUSH LIMAS SWEET CORN Cucumber Seeds ASHLEY SANTEE STONO PALMETTO SQUASH CANTALOUPE WATERMELON SEEDS FOR THE FARM i:mmm corn millet grasses 3?? ' HEGARI CROTOLARIA MILO LESPEDEZA KOBE; ROWAN SERICEA WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS, GROWERS AND DEALERS IN TOP QUALITY SEEDS. tross heed 'A . WDLMINGTON'r, N C GOe , '. - o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ' o o . o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - o ( Under and by virtue of power of sale, contained in a certain deed of trust executed by -' A. Lanier, Sri( and wife Aca Mae Lanier et al to W. M. Atkinson, Trustee, dated February 17, 1956 and reeorded in Book 5Q1 at page'122 of the Duplin County Registry, default having been made in the .payment of the indebtedness secured thereby and said deed, of -trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclos ure and the owner and holder of said indebtedness, having request ed that the trustee foreclose said deed of trust under the powers contained therein, the undersigned Trustee will offer 'or sale, subject to all prior indebtednesses thereon of record, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Courthouse door in Kenansville. North Carolina at 12 o'clock noon. on the 8th. day of April, 1957, the property conveyed in said dee-' of trust, the same lying and being in Magnolia Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, and more particu larly described as follows: 1st. Tract: 'AH that certain tract or parcel of land containing eight (8) acres, more or less which is Old Photographs Restored PORTRAIT S Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY Parties, Anniversaries and Identification Photos. WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING PICTURES LANIER STUDIO Phone 6341 WALLACE, N. C. Sittings Nights and Sundays By Appointment ' NOTICE OF SALE OF, TIMBER Under and- by virtue of authority oi an uraer of tne Clerk of Super ior Court of Duplin County, enter ed in that Special Proceeding en tities .Beatrice , am. Sullivan; John Henry Sullivan; Mary Ann Sulivan;' and Thomas Jackson Sul livan, a Minor ,by His Next Friend, R. L. Hill, Ex .Parte', and being Special Proceeding No. 3025 duly filed in the office ot Clerk of Su perior Court of Duplin County, the undersigned commissioner will of fer for sale tor cash, at the Court house door in Kenansville. North Carolina, 'at the hour of 12:00 o' clock noon, on Monday, the 15th day of April, 1957. all. timber that will cut or measure ten Inches or more in diameter, -measured across the stump ten inches above the ground, at the time of cutting, sit uated on the lands as hereinafter described, with; the privilege of In gress and egress for -the purpose of cutting and removing the timber for a period of two years, and said timber being situated on these cer tain tracts or. parcels of land sit uated in Wolfscrape Township, Du plin County, State of North Caro lina and being described as follows: FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at the intersection- of the Jake Cher ry road into the Mb Olive road and runs with the said ' Cherry road North 21 East 1288 feet to an iron gtaki? in the center of the said road, J. 'ft Cherry' j corner; thence South 65 1-2 East 158 feet to a pine, cor ner rfif school lot; thence North 30 East 165 feet to an iron stake; ttience North 20 East 492 feet to an iron- stake in the J. ' H. Sullivan line; thence with' his ' line North 84 1-2 East 173 feet to a pine, Sul livan. & Grady's corner; thence South 20 1-2 East 2359 feet to a pine stump, Grady and Hill's cor ner; thence South 67 West 840 feet to- a stake at the center of -the Mt. Olive road; thence with said road North 54 West 1360 feet to the beginning, containing 57.1 acres, more or less. On March 1, 1957 flue-cured to bacco growers in North Carolina in dicated a 1B57 crop of 442,000 acres, the North -Carolina Crop Reporting Service announced today. A crop' of this size "would be the smallest since 1921 when 414,900 acres were har vested. If growers carry out their intentions IheVcurrent crop would be 138,000 acres under the 58,000 acres harvested last yean'-a reduc tion of- 24 per cent and It, would be 38 per cent under the 1946-55 average of 692,300 .acres. The ex pected . decrease is coupled with cuts in acreage allotments and soil bank acreage reserve acres bank ed. :yr-'"'li; v;,,;; -'.,' iF!'-::S'.& ,V.:' The 1957 Que cured totals-of ex- in keeping with the Air Force Poli cy that rates ot pay for wage board or blue 'collar employees will be maintained in line with, the. gen- eral level of .rates for comparable work in each locality.. Such wage surveys are made annually to .as sure that .wages paid by the Air Force are fair ana are kept in une with, local industry rates. , The current V survey, the ilrgtj since reactivation of Seymour John son Air Force Base is scheduled to include firms in Goldsboro,-Wilson and Kinston areas. Plans, are for the" survey to, begin 25 March 1957. When rthe survey is completed. wage rates paid by the- installation pected' plantings Tjy types are as 'wU be adjusted, If warranted by follows:' Type 1L old and middle belts, 170,000' acres- as compared to 227,000 acres for" 1956 and the 1946-55 ten year average of 269,300 acres. In we. Type. 12 area .(Eastern Belt), present intentions are for an acreage of 217,000 as compared with 282,000 acres harvested in 1958 and a ten year average of 337,700 acres. Type 13, or Border -Belt tobacco, is expectea to be os.uuu acres, compar ed with 71,000 acres, for 1956 and the 1946-55 average of 85,300 acres Producers of burley,, tobacco in tend to plant 9,700 acres in 1957 as compared to 9,800 in 1956. - ProspeefsForCorn Down 8erceril ,? - Prospective plantings of corn in dicate that 1,823,000 acres will be planted tor all purposes, according to the N. C. Crop Reporting Ser vice. If these plans materialize, (his "years acreage will be 159,000 acres or 8 per cent less than the 1,982,000 acres planted- In -.-1957. Prospective plantings are the smallest since re cords began in All Crop Reporting Districts in '1 cated a decline except for the Nor thern Piedmont section ot the state which indicated a slight increase. Corn acreage allotments are in ef fect in 32 easterh North Carolina counties this year compared with 27 in 1956. - . , the data obtained. Many Benefits; Are Available From Forests Landowners are finding it good business to, employ tenants in their woodlands during the winter, ac cording to Forestry Extension Spe cialists R. S. Douglass. - ', -'Both landowner and tenant ben lfit from such- timber Improvement work as removing undesirable' hard wood, thinning Pine, or cutting saw logs,1 says- Douglass, -fir i . ; , ' The forestry specialist points out that the landowner gets his wood land in shape to earn him a lot more money, and tenants are able to make, extra money rather than a i,.- i. - - owner can i i do forestry imnovcau Douglass declares. i to work,' IT Flf-live. r- turn sours 1 r relieves conaiitn overmvht ., tuilut iwnuia sour M.niuun wo. Lvth-SUimich S t K'aifct 0 "it! ' Ha hamh --t)Uig. Made imm pure ' venetable 1 rbl. Thoroughly but. fmlily unctks cloved Uiifit1na. -rintfs comixurUng rauof In morning. Then f-! looks sunny again I Get BlaUt-Diaugiit'fKlay. , v . FoKlr h anulatit farm ...mat ' mm in tim, ww-W-loM T4Utt, Hal r 1 Whn smutlMSIaai 4 sours ehtionn't du I . ttu h,j i vj.iwa, it Brrup of Blsok- ; fjirsusBi. Iw Ion tills Vaar-swss UsuSI Esse PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURAL- ''' GIA, NEURITIS with STANBACK k: TABLETS er POWDERS. STANBACK , combines severil medically proven pain rehevtrs . . The added effectiveness, Of these MULTIPLE, ingredients brings V -fajter, more complete relief, easing sr anxiety and tension usually accom- panying pais. iet wTr-iTT-BrT1" pfep.rstioo i"TsQWII!lts5" i I I you've ever rsr7 I . used- 1 w Mys , SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at a pine stump,- Frank Wilkins corner and runs with said "Wilkins line North 3 1-2 East 660 feet to a stake, Dail & Hill's corner in Wilkins line: thence North 52 West 792 feet to a black gum, Hill's corn er; thence South 84 West 462 feet to a gum, Hill's corner; thence South 17 East 858 feet to a stake, Frank Quinn and Hill's corner, thence North 84 East 677 feet to the begin ning, containing 17 1-4 acres more or Jess. The above two tracts of land be ing Lots Nos. 1 and 1A as allotted to Beatrice Hill Sullivan in Special Proceeding No. 1572, of the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin County, and being further the same lands as set forth and de scribed in a deed from Beatrice Sullivan to John Henry Sullivan et als as recorded in Book 456, page 540, of the Duplin County Re gistry. A ten per cent deposit will be re quired of the successful bidder as evidence of good faith. Advertised this the 13th day of 'arch, 1957. H. E. Phillips, Commissioner 4 11 4T H.E.P. S. J. Field Area The Army " Air Force Wage 'oard, Washington; D. C; has ap proved af locality Wage Survey; for. the krea surrounding Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. This is The Bride Of T" v-i' If yon are getting married dartng March, Anr'' or Hay, eome In and register win w before yew uai mge ana yen win tveetr . . . . . , rREE SlFT - ' k' In 'addition you may oe " the Luck .'? THE MONTH and win a VA1.UJ 1 A . Register at Isaacstiahn Furnjture. Co, I - ... . i Tirniture store On Center St"-' r .. . SJssSi ; .- . 3f NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Duplin County, made in the special pro ceedings entitled: W. C. Sholar et als vs Lula Sholar Raynor et als,' the undersigned Commissioners will on the 15th day of AnriL 1957. at the hour of 12:00 o'clock noon at the Courthouse , Boor in Kefrans ville, North Carolina, off ers for: sale to" the highest bidder for cash -that certain tract;o4and lying and -being in Cypress.". Creek TbwnshipV Duplin County, State of NVth Ca rolina, and more particularly des cribed as follows: All those two certain tracts or parcels of land, one Containing 8 1-2 acres ana one tract containing zu acres, as set tortn -ana described in a deed from W. C. Rochelle, et als, to S. J. L. Sholar, dated December a, iwa, as rocoraea in - opk 201, page 616, of - the Duplin County Registry, reference being had for a more complete and accurate des cription of same. And further being the same lands as set forth and described in a deed from L. C. Sholar, Sr., et als to W. C. Sholar and E. C. Sholar as recorded in Book 504, page 394, of the Duplin County Registry, and in a deed from Lacy Sholar and- oth ers to W. C. Sholar and E. C. Sholar as recorded in Book 604, page 514, of the Duplin County Registry. A ten per cent deposit win De required of the successful bidder as evidence of good faith. Advertised, this the 18th day 01 March, 1957. H. E. Phillips, Commissioner Paul B. Edmundson, Commissioner 1 11 4T H.E.P. 1 r rw r 1 f 1. J .1 i7f DAIRY PRODUCTS .,.t,., 1,1 ttd ,'r. . Tho Marino Corns has three com- hnt divisions with suDDortine forces and three Marine aircraft wings to provide balanced ground . air teams in its Atlantic ana racmc rieei Marine Forces. The Naw's new super-carrier, USS Forrestal. required 2.400 miles of one-quarter inch welding, 265, 000 pieces of . steel, 200,000 rivets, about 180 miles of pipe, 290 'miles of electric cable, 13,500 drawings and 2,100 miles of blueprints. CUT A : full sE&crrs CORDWOOD SUPPLY It A DAY With the Homallte EZ you can cut as much cordwood In an hour as two men cancutwlthahandsawlneday. Weighs only 19 pounds, with S full horsepower. Handles trees up to 3 feat In diameter ; with 12. IT. 21', 25' or 30 Bar lengths. See It today! Western Auto Associate - Store i , v , " Wallace, N. C.' ' It Never Pays To Buy The Cheapest . . Fertilizers But It . ' Pays Good Dividends To Buy The Very Best You Buy The Best When You Buy Roysler's 6-Planl Food Free Flowing Suprems Quality Fertilizer AND V, C. : Fertilizers The Fertilizer With Extra Prorlfjcing Power ' ' " For Increasing Cm- Yield'. We carry a full line of Field and Garden Seeds Ilyhrid ; Corn, Spring Oats, Seed Potatoes, ' Early Peas, Lespedezia, Lawn Grass: Etc; ; Treat( your soil with , Dowfume 85. ;and.,usft v Fermate to prevent Blue Mold on Tobacco Beds We carry a full line of Genr-il Merchandise1 , ' - and Farm -Supplies , Call on us We are always riad to serve you. We Aim To Please You! ' ; ' 1 ' y No matter what your financial need you will find our every effort will be directed to servin gyou efficiently and pleasantly.; Remember your savings account earns 3 interest here. ' Come -w?! soon. f j' ; . . , KENANSVILLE :" ' " I ta A i Ml . " . . I v i'.'l "): -, . i . Member F.D.I.C. 1 H ' ' We never forget to "THANK YOU" ( ' Pink; Hill ) -.V; -J : Kfnsfcn I -i , ,-'' , I ' - , 'l T.' I ,-, ,' ' r J -- " ' , ' s-, -v 1 I I I I
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