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LEGAL NOTICE
Ntmcs or rff"" upon
advanced bid
NORTH carolina
DUPLIN county
Acting under authority of an
ardor of the Superior Court of
Dawttn County made in a
Special Proceeding entitled "In
the Matter of Elmira Carlton
Miner and Euray P. Moore.
AAnMstrators of the Estate ?
of W. S. Carlton, deceased, et
ale'* under and by virtue
of an order of resale upon ad
vance bid made by Honorable
R V Wells. Clerk of Superior
Court of Duplin County, under
date of July 6. 1M4. the un
dersigned Commissioner will,
on the list day of July. 1964.
at 11:00 o'clock noon, at the
courthouse door in KenansviUe,
Duplin County. North Carolina.
Rar sale to the highest
bidder for cash, those certain
tracts or parcels of land lying
and being in Warsaw Town
gyp, Duplin County. North
Carolina, and more particular
ly described as follows:
first TRACT: Beginning at
the center of Stewart s Creek
at the mouth of another bran- ?
ch and runs with that branch
and another branch South 70
s~o?i ?s feet to a
metal stake and South 66 de
grees East 285 feet to a metal
stake in the branch; thence
leaving the branch and running
with a ditch South 21 degrees
22 minutes East 445 feet to a
stake in a ditch: thence with
and beyond another ditch Sou
th 18 degrees so minutes West
2839 feet to a metal stake;
thence with the line of Tract
No. 7 South 69 degrees East
1408 feet to a metal stake on
the western edge of the Carl
ton Road; thence with the wes
tern edge of Carlton Road Sou
th ? degres West 1258 feet to
a metal stake at ? lightwood
stump on the Carlton Boslic
Mne: thence running with the
old road North 36 degrees West
2238 feet to a turn in the road
near a walnut tree; thence
Yankees Lose 8-7
II was the lint Iom for the
Qufem ?M the winner. Hettoo
was the loaer.
Johnny Thompeon had two
WU for the winner*. Sander
ion. Helton. S Lewis, Merritt
and Sharp* had two Mts for
the toners.
The Jay ewe scored in the 7th
en a wait, error and a fielders
again with the road North 63
degrees West 597 feet to an
old bridge on Stewart's Creek:
thence up the run of Stewart's
Creek to the beginning, con
taining 75 acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning
at the center of Stewart's
Creek at an old bridge and
runs with the old road South
<3 degrees East 597 feet to a
metal stake near a walnut
tree; thence again with the old
road South 56 degrees East
3259 feet to a metal stake in
the Carl too-Bostic line near a
lightwood stump; thence with
the Carlton-Bostic line North
78 degrees 30 minutes West 11
79 feet to a metal stake on
Oakey Branch near its head;
thence with the run of Oakey
Branch and the Carlton-Bostic
line to its confluence with
Stewart's Creek; thence up the
run of Stewart's Creek to the
Beginning, containing 130 ac
res, more or less.
The above described tracts
or parcels of land being the
same land conveyed by deed
from H. H. Carlton, et ux, to
W. S. Carlton, dated October
29. 1934, and recorded in Book
370, Page 194, Duplin County
Registry, and by deed from
General Realty Company to W.
S. Carlton and wife, Johnnie
Lee Carlton, dated January 3,
1941, and recorded in Book 414.
Page 416, Duplin County Regis
try, to which reference is
made.
The above lands will be sold
in separate tracts with a 1964
crop allotment and upon an
opening bid as follows:
First Tract: Total Cropland
40 acres, tobacco 3.42 acres,
corn 17 acres, and cotton .4
acres; opening bid: $14,130.00;
Second Tract: Total Crop
land 40 acres, tobacco 3.43
acres, corn IS acres, and cot
ton .4 acres, opening bid: $15,
800.00.
The above property is sub
ject to a rental agreement for
the cropyear 1964 and sale un
der this notice will be subject
Draft Board
(T?ttnwrt From Front)
ligently their future careers
in this respect. It will enable
those found unqualified to get
to work promptly on the educa
tion, training, or health ser
vices which can be of benefit
to them."
The President also noted
that " . . . early examination
will NOT mean early induction.
There will be no chaqge in the
present practice of calling ol
der registrants for actual in
duction into the Armed Forces
before younger ones are cal
led."
At the present time, men are
being reached for induction be
tween XI Vk and 32 years of
age, as a national average. In
North Carolina the average age
of involuntary induction is a
bout 22 Vj ? 23. Mr. William H.
McCachren said.
Bloodshed
Raleigh - The Motor Vehicles
Department's summary of traf
fice deaths through 10 A. M.
Tuesday. July 7:
Killed To Date 730
Killed To Date Last Year .. 014
to such an agreement which
expires December 1. 1904; said
sale will be made subject to the
confirmation of court.
A deposit according to law
will be required of the success
ful bidder as evidence of good
faith.
Information regarding these
properties may be obtained at
the law office of Henry L. Ste
vens, III, in Kenansville, Dup
lin County. North Carolina.
This the #th day of July
1984.
Henry L. Stevens, III
Commissioner of Court
Elmira Carlton Miller and
Euray P. Moore, Administra
tors of the Estate of W. S
Carlton, deceased.
7-16-2T H. L. S.
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Youth
similar joy rid*
Deputy Alfred Basden and H
J. Brown, chief of police at
BeulaviUa. recorarod a car sto
lan from Earl Brawm white, of
Beulaville Sunday night and
charged Jimmy Puller, Negro,
with ita larceny. Puller ia in
jail, famnf to post $1009
awaiting Superior Court, char
ged with larceny of the auto
mobile.
It ia alleged that Fred Vann
of Waraaw (hot Ada Sinclair
in the cheet Thuraday night.
Both are Negroes. He waa ap
prehended by Sheriff T. E.
Revelle, Deputy L. G. Jernigan
and Archie Brown, Waraaw
chief of police, and charged
with aaaauit with a deadly
weapon. A hearing, pending the
condition of Ada, haa been aet
for July M.
Talent
Bright, Rudy Haaty. and Her
bert Lewia of Waraaw and
Kenanaville and The Argents
of Chinquapin.
Ttiia ia juat one of the many
programs sponsored by the
Warsaw Jaycees and as always
the proceeds are used for the
betterment of their town and
community. To do the worth
while things that they do, they
as all other organizations need
the help and support of their
town, fellowman and surround
ing communities. It takes work
and time donated by each of
them to get togeth entertain
ment of this type, so why not
come on out Wednesday night
at 1:00. enjoy the talent show.
Homer and his Gang, and help
the Jaycee's.
Warsaw
MRS STEVENS
During the North Cnroltna
Synod Mooting in Montreal this
month. Mrs. Henry L. Stevens,
Jr. was elected a trustee of
the Presbyterian Home in High
Petal
Mrs. Stevens Is now serving
the second year as President of
the Women of the Church Wil
mington Presbytery.
There are seventy-seven chu
rches In this Presbytery which
has a membership of nearly
five thousand women from an
area of nine eastern counties.
SAY YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES - SENTINEL
Duplin Host For Farm Managers
*L TL-?, ,K. Dunlin
The North Carolina Society
of Farm Manager* and Rural
Appraiser* will bold It* annual
summer meeting and tour on
Thunder and Friday of this
week.
The group will begin the tour
by vMUag the Carolina Nitro
gen Corporation and Ideal Ce
ment Company near Wilming
ton Thursday afternoon.
Thursday night they will
move to Wallace for a buainea*
meeting and banquet at which
Mayor Melvin Cording will be
guest speaker.
Friday the professional man
agers and apralsers plan to
'
visit the Rom Hill Poultry Pre
ceasing Plant and Ramsey
Peed Company, where they cnn
obeerve hatching egg flocks,
broiler flocks, and a teed mill
and hatchery operation
They wfll more into central
and northern Duplin Friday
afternoon, where they will viait
the O. 8. Carroll hog operation
near Warsaw, and the Vegeta
ble Reeedrch Station, Cates
Pickle Company and Faiaon
Vegetable Auction Market at
Faiaon.
Clyde Weathers, extension
term management specialist at
N. C. State and secretary of
area was picked for the tour
"because of its diversification
la agriculture."
Duplin has ranked first in
N. C. farm income in several
recent years
E. Hervey Evans Jr.. of
Laurinburg, is president elf the
society. W. D. Wtaisnant of
Charlotte is vice president.
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