I Briefs
PC OFFERS GED CLASS
imcs Sprunt Technical
ege will be offering a
0 (General Education
elopment) class to meet
needs of individuals who
1 to earn a diploma. The
s is structured to teach
subjects, which will be
ed on during the GED
mination. Thev are the
ing skills test, the social
lies test, the science test,
reading skills test and the
hematics test,
fter completion of class
n work, the GED pre
will be given. If the
lirements are success
ir met, the student
be allowed to take the
lal GED test. After pas
[ this, a diploma equi
:nt to any high school
oma will be given.
Classroom instruction will
be provided by. Joyce H.
Wallace, and will be a
week course meeting
Monday thru Thursday from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room
220 of the Hoffler Building.
REVIVAL
New River Holiness
Church will be holding re
vival Oct 70-73 at 7:30 o.m.
nightly. Special singing will
t>e offered. Homecoming will
be observed on Sunday, Oct.
24. Everyone is invited.
HOMECOMING
Pink Hill Church of God
will be observing homecom
ing Sunday, Oct. 17. The
Rev. Larry Poole will bring
the morning message ana
The Sounds of Praise will be
providing the music.
ROSE HILL LIONS CLUB
The Rose Hill Lions Club is
selling Claxton Fruit Cakes
for S2 per pound. Money
from the project goes to the
blind. Call Dr. High Powell
at 289-2635 for any further
information.
HOMECOMING AND
REVIVAL AT TURNERS
CHAPEL
Homecoming will be ob
served on Sunday, Oct. 17 at
Turners Chapel Church. The
Rev. Sadie Ball will bring the
'morning message and sing
ing will follow in the after
noon.
Revival will follow begin
ning on Monday and running
through Oct. 22. Services will
be held nightly at 7:30 with
guest evangelist, the Rev.
Carl Lyons, pastor of the
Cabin Free Will Baptist
Church.
REVIVAL AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
OF DEEP RUN
During the week of Oct.
17-22, the First Baptist
Church of Deep Run will be
having their fall revival wilh
services beginning each
evening at 7 p.m. The guest
speaker will be the Reverend
Stephen A. Hulsey, pastor of
the Walstone Memorial Bap
tist Church of Fayetteville.
Rev. Hulsey is a native of
Chincoteague, Va. and has
Dastored several churches in
both the North Carolina and
Virginia Associations.
Rev. Larry K. Hutchins,
pastor of the church, en
courages everyone to attend
and hear the guest speaker
and participate in the revival
services.
MUZZLE-LOADING
FIREARMS OPEN SEASON
FOR DEER Oct. 11-16
Jeff Black, wildlife officer,
reminds you the muzzle
loading firearms open season
for deer is Oct. 11-16 in
eastern north Carolina
counties.
There are restrictions.
Only male deer with visible
antlers may be taken during
the muzzle-loading firearms
season. Dogs may not be
used for hunting deer during
the muzzle-loading firearms
seasons, and pistols or
modern tirearms may not De
carried while hunting deer
during the muzzle-loading
firearms seasons.
GREENEVERS FIREMEN'S
BALL OF
ENTERTAINMENT
The Positive Thinkers Club
of Greenevers is giving a Ball
of Entertainment for the
Greenevers Volunteer Fire
Department at Charity Jr.
High School in Rose Hill on
Nov. 6th. It will consist of a
variety of entertainment such
as singing, dancing, jokes,
clogging, ballet, piano solos
and other entertainment.
All proceeds will go to the
Fire Department. Admission
is SI.SO for adults and SI for
children under 12.
You are asked to mark the
date on your calendar and
plan to come to the ball.
Bring the whole family out
for an evening of wholesome
fun.
KENANSV1LLE EASTERN
ASSOCIATION
The 112th annual session
of the Kenasnville Eastern
Missionary Association will
convene in the Christian
Education Training Center in
Kenansville Oct. 14-16. The
openins session Thursday
morning will include enroll
ment of ministers, deacons
and messengers, with the
introductory sermon
delivered by Rev. Preston
Grimes. The temperance
sermon in the afternoon will
be delivered by Rev. W.D.
Frink
The night session will open
with a welcome directed by
Deacon Edd D. Monk, chair
man of the Board of Trus
tees, and response made by
Deacon Horace Kornegay,
followed by the educational
sermon delivered by Rev.
Raymon A. Morris.
Friday morning session
will open with devotions
conducted by Revs. R.T.
Coston and A.O. Howard.
The proceedings of the pre
vious day will be read by
Secretary E.M. Butler, and
followed by the annual ad
dress of the moderator. Rev.
S.M. White. Dr. Corbin
Cooper, secretary,
cooperative ministries, N.C.
Baptist Convention in
Raleigh, will address the
association.
The afternoon session
opens with devotions led by
Revs. David Howell and R.L.
Lassiter.
The laymen memorial ses
sion Saturday morning will
begin with devotions led by
Deacons Leo Wilson and
Charlie Chasen.
The closing session at
night by the Daughters of
Zion opened with a candle
light march. The
inspirational sermon by Rev.
Isaac Johnson, closing re
marks.
Legal Notice
EXECUTOR 8 NOTICE
Having qualified as Co-Execu
tofs of the estate of Reba Kornegav
Carlton, deceased, late of Duplin
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to present them to the undersigned
on or before April 14, 1983 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please make
immediate payment.
This the 11th day of October.
1982
David Hugh Carlton
P.O Box 625
Warsaw, NC 28398
Thomas Nelson Carlton
201 Meadowbrook Lane
Warsaw, NC 28398
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the Estate of Willie Lee
Williams, deceased, late of Duplin
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to present them to the undersianed
on or before the 14th day of April,
1982, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate
payment.
This the 14th day of October.
1982
EUGENE WILLIAMS.
ADMINISTRATOR WILLIE LEE
WILLI AMb fcb I A I t
Route 1, Box 52
Kenansville, North Carolina 28349
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
RE PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO TOWN # OF KENANSVILLE
ZONING MAP AND ORDINANCE
The public will take notice that a
public hearing will be held on the
1st day of November, 1982, at 7:00
P.M. at the Kenansville Town Hall
at Kenansville, North Carolina, for
the purpose of considering a
proposed change in the Town
Zoning Map and Ordinances as
follows:
A Zone the following de
scribed property, which has been
previously annexed into the Town
of Kenansville but has never been
zoned:
1 To be zoned as OFFICE
AND INSTITUTIONAL
a. Located on the East side of
North Carolina Highway Number
11, containing 66 acres and known
as the Duplin County Dog Pound,
the Duplin County Surplus Food
Warehouse and County Offices,
and annexed on May 14, 1975.
2 To be zoned as R 15 RESI
DENTIAL:
a The southern portion of the
Kenansville Contractors, Incorpo
rated property located outside the
old Town Limits of The Town of
Kenansville purchased by the
Kenansville Contractors, Incorpo
rated from E.A Newton etux by
deed dated July 23, 1971 and
recorded in Book 702, Page 90,
Duplin County Registry; and
bounded by the new Town Limits
Of Kenansville, Williamson prop
erty and Walter Stroud property,
and annexed on May 14, 1975.
b The Hazel Scott and Harley
J. Jones and wife, Ruth M. Jones
property located on the North side
of North Carolina Highway
Number 24, adjoining old Town
Limits. Grove Swamp, Adrian
Bostic and Routledge Cemetery
and annexed on May 3. 1981
c The Harold and Lois Pre
cythe property and property of
Robert F. & Kay S Williamson,
Nathan and Eleanor B. Zackheim,
Henry F. and Norma W. Guy,
Amos Q , Jr. and BethW. Brinson,
Albert G. and Carol E. Klemm,
E.J & Pramela J. Raman, and
James E. and Shirley Blanton,
containing 68.4 acres, located on
the North side of North Carolina
Highway No. 50, adjoining Tea
Branch, Walter Stroud & Kenans
ville Contractors property. Old
Town Limits, Ivev Fields and North
Carolina Highway Number 50 and
annexed on May 3. 1981.
3 To be zoned INDUSTRIAL
a. Located on the East side of
State Road Number 1301 and the
North side of Grove Swamp and
knows as the Town of Kenansville
Industrial Tract, containing 40
acres and the Sewer Treatment
Plant Site and right of way, con
taining 7.25 acres and 0.74 acres
and annexed on May 14, 1975.
B Change all of the following
described property from R-85 to
R 15:
a All of that property North of
Briarwood Hills Sub-Division and
South of Grove Swamp owned by
Hubert Brown and Nannie G
Brown.
b. All that property owned now
or formerly by the Kenansville
Contractors and J.B. Stroud on the
East side of Peachtree Street from
Pinecrest Acres Sub-Division to
Canal Street; thence with Canal
Street in a Westerly direction ap
piuAimaiciy iow i cci iu a poini
where the line of James B
Blanchard if extended from N.C.
Highway Number 24 would touch
Canal Street and South of Highway
Number 24 from the James E)
Blanchard property to the Walter
Stroud property and with the
Wa'ter Stroud line to the Old Town
Limits; thence with the old Town
Limits to the Pinecrest Acres
property, excepting all property on
the Southern side of North Carolina
Highway Number 24,> which is
already zoned R 15.
C Change all the following
property from R 15 to R-85:
a. That property located on the
South side of North Carolina
Highway Number 24 owned by
Alton Newton, Walter I. & Lois B
Smith, Mrs. Sal I te Ingram and
James B Blanchard, and bounded
by North Carolina Highway 24 and
property owned by Douglas Judge,
J B Stroud, now or formerly by
Kenansville Contractors.
b All that property located on
the South side of Routledge Street
which adjoins the General Busi
ness Zone on the North, Canal
< Street and Kenansville Contractors
Property on the East, the William
son Property on the South, and the
EC. Tyndai! and Elmore Bell
Milford Quinn property line on the
West, which includes the southern
part of the E.C. Tyndall lot, the Hal
Quinn lot and the Jean Boyer lot
and all of the Peggy Blanchard
tract not zoned General Business.
D. Change all the following
property from R 6 to R 85:
a. On the western side of North
Carolina Highway No. 11, 250 feet
from the West line of said Highway
and parallel with said Highway
from the Town Limits and J.B
Stroud Farm to a point near the
intersection of Fennell Street and
Church Street; thence with Church
Street to a point 250 foot from the
South line of Mallard Street (High
way No 24 & 50); thence parallel
with Mallard Street to Mill Branch
(Town Limit); thence following the
Town Limits from Mallard Street to
the beginning point on North
Carolina Highway Number 11.
E. Change all the following
property from R-6 to GENERAL
BUSINESS:
a Located on the Western side
of North Carolina Highway
Number 11. 250 feet from the West
line of said Highway and parallel
with said Highway from the Town
Limits and J.B. Stroud Farm to a
point near the intersection of
Fennell Street and Church Street
b Located on the North side of
Mam Street near the intersection
of Mallard Street and extending
the present North line of the Carey
Body Shop line in an Eastern
direction to the East side of Carey
Williams, Jr., dwelling lot; thence r
the ?qi<j dwoiiing lot in a
Southern direction back to the
present General Business Zone
F. Change all the following
property from R 15 to GENERAL
BUSINESS
a. Extending the present
General Buisness Zone located on
Routledge Street (Highway
Number 24) 250 feet from the
South line of Routledge Street in an
Eastern direction to Canal Street
G. Change all the following
property from R 85 to GENERAL
BUSINESS
a Located on the North side of
Seminary S'-eet adjoining Briar
wood Hills Sub Division on the
East and the Kenan property on
the North and West, containing 6
acres, more or less as described in
Book 418, Page 31, Duplin County
Registry and known as the G.V.
Gooding land
All interested citizens are invited
to attend
This 11th day of October, 1982
Mary Anne Jenkins
Town Clerk
Williarg E Craft_
Town Attorney """v
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[{AUCTION SALd
II HOUSE I
II AND LOT |
II 2 P.M. SAT., OCT. 30 I
M LOCATED PINK HILL
TOWNSHIP STATE RD. 1105 I
Near Irvings Crossroads
MODERN 2 STORY HOUSE
CONSISTS OF 2.876 SQ. FT.
HEATED AREA WITH
SWIMMING POOL. IF
YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED
M COUNTRY LIVING-THIS
HOUSE IS FOR YOU!
I SELLING AGENTS I
1^ EAST CAROLINA |
19 AUCTION CO. I
2311 Richlands Ro.d
I Kiniton, North C*rohn. 28601
Tttophorw: 627 1106
AUCTION SALE
PROPERTY OWNED BY
DWIGHT GRADY
KNOWN AS THE
SHIVAR FARM
Sale Date: Saturday,
October 30, 1982, 12:30 p.m.
Located: On N.C. State Road 1751 at the Wayne
Lenoir County Line. Three Mites South of Seven
Springs, and One Mile North of Drummerville
N.C.
PROPERTY CONSISTS OF:
TOTAL ACRES-105.00 +
CROPLAND ACRES - 33.00 +
TOBACCO ACRES -1.81 [1982 Base]
TOBACCO POUNDS - 3.866 [1982 Base]
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING SALE
CONTACT
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FARM AUCTION
Property owned by
Jenkins-Tapp Foundation, Inc.
Saturday, October 30th 1982
FIRST SALE ? 10:00 A.M.
Located in Duplin County on State Road 1704 2 miles
South of Pink Hill.
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32 Acres Cropland 1982 Base Allotment
33 Acres Woodland 2.88 Acres Tobacco
65 Acres Total 5,541 Pounds
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THIS FARM WILL BE SOLD IN 3 DIFFERENT /
TRACTS OR MAY BE GROUPED. '
SECOND SALE-11:00 A.M. 1
Located in Duplin County on State Road 1707 3 Miles
South of Pink Hill.
CONSISTING OF:
78 Acres Cropland 1982 Tobacco Allotment
265 Acres Woodland 7.11 Acres Tobacco
343 T otal Acres 13,680 Pounds T obacco
ALSO OFFERED AT THIS SALE.
TWO 1981 BULKTOBAC BARMS
I LIVE BAND j FREE BARBECUEl
^ I ^ ^ Selling Agentl
EAST CAROLINA AUCTION CO.
2311 Richlandi Road - Kintton, N. C. 28501
Office: 627-1106
* Home Phones: R.E.Broker ?
William (Buddy) Taylor 523 964? 22860
*-lNk *? GailOttinger (GRI) 527 3833 32532"
Milton Garris 524 5664 34924
Phil Harper 569-7401 53828
William Phillips 522 (884 41974
N- C. Lleenaa No. 64 _ _
ROffer Grady 523-8968 59516
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