Women's Fall Fashions
The look of casual sophis
tication will ba an important
one when It comes to
women's fashions this fall.
The prevailing style Is a
V-shaped silhouette coupled
with versatile fabrics and
deep, vibrant colors.
Among those popular fab
rics are rich novelty satins
and taffetas, nubby tweeds,
brushed cottons and novelty
knits.
And those colors! They are
taking a cue from nature, so
you will see deep shades of
rust, teal, purple and green,
plus midtone browns. Or if
you prefer vibrant colors, you
can choose from mustard,
fuchsia, turquoise and blue
tones Black and white con
tinue to be popular.
The V-shaped silhouette
mentioned flows from wide
and loose on top to slim
below the waist. Dolman
sleeves, cropped tops and
slim cropped pants are para
mount to the shape
Generally pants are softly
tailored and slim, ranging in
length from just above the
ankle to mid-calf. And those
pants are designed to show
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ui i icaiuicu nugici 7 bku
ankle boots.
Sweater dressing con
tinues to be popular. The
newest sweaters are long or
short, often in novelty knits.
Features include broadened
shoulderlines, high or low
necklines, and the length of
the sweater ranges from
waist high to thigh low
When it comes to nine-to
five wear, short-jacketed
suits will be favored. And
jumpers have been revived in
softly fitted styles.
So. when you go shopping
for your cold-weather ward
robe, you should find fabu
lous fabrics, exciting colors,
tailored pants, multi-length
sweaters, softly-fitted
jumpers and short-jacketed
suits.
Preventing White Clothes
from Turning Gray
If some of your white
clothes are beginning to look
a bit gray around the edges,
keep this in mind. Graying
may be caused by overload
ing the washer, insufficient
hot water, insufficient deter
gent, improper soaking nr
failure to use bleach.
Let's think about each one.
starting with overloading the
washer. When the washer is
too full some articles may not
receiver proper flexing
action. The solution is to
follow the loading pro
cedures outlined in the
washer's operating instruc
tions. and if need be, to
reduce the size of the laundry
load. Also, put articles of
varying sizes together in
each load.
Next, insufficient hot
water. If the water temper
ature is too low, the de
tergent may not work effi
ciently. So set the water
heater temperature control
high enough so that the
water is 140 degrees Fahren
heit at the faucet.
As mentioned, another
leading cause of graying is
too little detergent. Consult
peio^ctye uiitxiiuns anu use
the proper amounts. Heavier
? han average soil, hard water
nd large loads may call of
tra detergent.
Improper soaking. If a
fabric is soaked without de
tergent, or too little deter
gent Is used, released soli
may become redeposited on
the fabric. So, always use the
proper amount of detergent
in the soak water and make
sure detergent is thoroughly
dissolved.
The final cause of graying
is failure to use a bleach.
Therefore, to help whiten
and brighten bleachable fab
rics. occasionally use a chlo
rine bleach in the wash
water.
Legal Notice
STAfe OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF DUPLIN
FILE NO 83 SP 100
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
NOTICE OF SALE
JOHNNYE T WALLER. Esecutrl*
of the Estate ot MORRIS A.
HORNE.
Petitioner
v?.
EVELYN H. THOMAS end CELIA
G HORNE.
Respondents
Under end by virtue pf en Order
of the Superior Court of Duplin
County, mode in thp special p?o
ceedings .entitled. "Johnnve T.
Waller, v. Evelyn H. Thomas end
Celia G Home and signed bv the
Honorable John A Johnson. Clerk
of the Superior Court of Duplin
bounty, the undersigned, who was
>v said Order appointed. Commis
?ioner.to sell the land described in
he Petition wdl on.the 12th day of
November. 1983. at 11:00 A.M.. at
he Morns (Jigs) Home residence.
>ffer for sale to the highest bidder,
or cash, but subject to con
irmation by the Court, a certain
ract or parcel of land lying and
seing i/i Lumestone Township,
Duplin County. North Carolina,
nore particularly described.as
oltows:
BEGINNING at the most north
western corner of Morris Home
and Deed Book 862, Page 164
hence with the right of way of
N C S R #1962. North 2? 45 East
50.00 feet to an iron stake set,
thence leaving said right pf way
South 84? 00' East 200 05 feet to an
iron stake set; thence South 84? 00'
East 78 8 feet to an iron stake set
on the bank of a ditch; .thence
South 84? 00' East 4.0 feet to a
point in,the ditch; thence with said
ditch South 19? 32' West 51.35 feet
to Home's most northeastern
corner, thence with Home's line
North 84? 00,' West 268 00 feet to
the point of beginning, containing.
13,749 square feet, as surveyed by
W Hillman Ray, Jr.. R.L.S. Oc
tober 14. 1980
This sale will be,subject to prior
liens and encumbrances and 1983
Duplin County Ad Valorem taxes,
if any; a 10% good faith deposit
will be required pf the last and
highest bidder.at the sale and the
bids will remain open for 10 days
for upset bids.
This the 7th day of October,
1983
Russell J. Lanier, Jr.
Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTOR
Having Qualified as Executor of
the Last Will and Testament of
Michael Dale Decker, late of
Duplin County, North Carolina, the
undersigned does hereby notify all
persons, firms , and corporations
having claims against the estate of
said decedent to exhibit them to
the undersigned at Rt 1, Box
304AA, Teachey, North Carolina
28464, on or before the 7th day of
April, 1984, or this notice wjll be,
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
Ali persons, firms and corporations
indebted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment to
the undersigned
This the 6th day of October.
1983
Stephen Harold Decker, Executor
of the Last Will ind Testament
of Michael Dale Decker
Lanier and Hall
Attorneys at Law
P.O. Box 87
Kenansville, N C. 28349
296 1444
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NORTH CAROLINA
OUPLIN COUNTY
FILE NO.B3 E 171
I IN THE GENERAL COURT Of
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT D?'"
BEFORE THE CLEHI*
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE MATTER OF AlVIN
WILSON DUNN. EXECUTOR
UNOER THE LAST WILL *ND
TESTAMENT OF ANNIE BFLLE
OUNN. DECEASED
UNDFR AND RY VIRTUE of the
power vested under Item IX of the
Last Will and Testament of Annie
Belle Dunn, deceased, as recorded
in File Ng 83-E 171. of the off ice of.
the Clerk of Superior Court of
Duplin Cgunty, the undersigned
Executor will on,Saturday. Novem
ber 5. 1983. at 11 a m., on the
premises Known as the homeplace
of A.K. and Annie Belle Dunn,
located on both sides of N.C.S R.
No 1514. offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash all those
certain trpcts or parcels of land
lying afid being ip GUsson. Town
ship, Duplin County, North Caro
lina, and described fs follows:
FIRST TRACT: ADJOINING the
land of Calypso Veneer Company
Inc. and others and described as
follows BEGINNING at a stake on
the run of Great Branch, Riley
Whitman's corner and runs his Sine
East 74 poles to a stake: thence
down ? ditch South 16 West 4
poles thence South 10 degrees 30
minutes West 21 1/2 poles, thence
South 75 degrees 30 minutes East 4
9 10 poles, thence a new line South
16 degrees 15 minutes West 20
50/100 chains; ihence North 72
degrees 46 minutes West 6 07/100
chains to a stake: thence up
another ditch North 19 degrees 35
minutes East 6 39/100 chains;
thence North 74 degrees 15 min
\A/oci fi Afi/100 chains: thence
North 20 degrees 50 minutes East 1
31 100 chains; thence South 82
degrees 50 minutes West 19 chains
to a stake; thence South 21 West 6
chains to a stake in a ditch; thence
with ditch South 9 degrees 45
minutes West 3 chains; .thence
South 4 East 2 27/100 chains tq a
stake, thence leaving ditch North
87 degrees 15 minutes West 3
26/100 chains to a small Dine;
thence North 62 degrees 30 min
utes West 3 50/100 chains to a
small pine; thence North 81 West 5
42 100 chains to a stake on West
side of Great Branch. B. Wither-,
ingtoo s corner; thence up West
side Qf Great Branch North 10
degrees 30 minutes East 54 poles
to a stake; thence South 80 East 14
poles to a stake on run of Great
Branch at mouth of a ditch, Wright
Whitman's corner; thence up run
of Great Branch to beginning,
CONTAINING 71 acres, more or
less. Being a.portion of the land as
described in Book 421, page 484, of
the Duplin County Registry.
EXCEPTING from this convey
ance the grave yard on said laqd,
enclosed by a wire fence and
CONTAINING about 2,500 square
feet, together with the right of
ingress and egress to and from said
grave yard.
And being the land and ex
ception as described , in a , Deed
dated October 24 1951. from Coy
Herring and wife. .Cattie W
Herring, to A.K. Dunn and wife,
Annie BeJIe Dunn, as recorded in
Book 466. page 647, of the Duplin
County Registry.,
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
at a stake in a water oak stump at
the canal in Great Branch just
below the road, and runs as the old
Whitman lines East 115 poles to a
stake, thence South 20 West 46
poles to a white oak bush at a ditch
benk; thence North 80 East 30
poles to a pine. ;he H. Kornegay
corner, thence North 4 East 36
poles to a pine; thence North 25
East 57 2/5 poles to a stake, G.H
Whitman's corner; thence along
his line North 75 14 West 120
poles to a stake at a ditch, ?G.
Whitman's corner; thence as his
line and with the ditch. South 52
1 /2 West 21 1/2 poles to a stake at
the crook of said ditch, his corner;
thence as his line and the said ditch
North 67 3/4 West 4 poles to a
stake at the canal in Great Branch.
G.H. Whitman s beginning corner;
thence down with the various
courses of the said canal as follows:
thence South 46 1 /2 West 22 poles
to a curve; thence South 22 West
the center of N.C.S.R. NO. 1514
and the Northern line of the A K
Dunn land described in a Deed
recorded in Book 428, page 226, in
the Duplin County Registry, and
runs thence with sajd Northern line
South 72 degrees 09 minutes East
22 poles to a curve, thence 17 poles
to the beginning, .CONTAINING
55 ecres. more or fees end
?he same lend es described in Bopk
37. peg# 305. in t?va office of
Register, of Deeds of Duplin
tty, And being ^he land as
conveyed by a Deed dated Decern
bar 8. 1944. from Wiley yVi"i?rns
and others to A.K. Dunn end wife.
Annie Belle Dunn, as recorded in
Book 427, page 417, of the Duplin
County Registry..
THERE IS EXCEPTED, HOW
EVER. FROM THE FOREGOING
SECOND TRACT. THE FOLLOW
ING DESCRIBED LAND:
BEGINNING at a point ii) the
center of N C S R. No 1614. said
point located at the intersection of
43.28 feet to an iron ?take in the
southeast edge of the road; thence
continuing South 72 degrees 09
minutes East 38 19 feet to a point;
thence South 31 degrees 46 min*
utes West 288 30 feet to a point;
thence North 83 degrees 39 min
utes West 40.96 feet to an iron
stake; thence continuing North 83
degrees 39 minutes West 196.96
feet to an iron .stake in the
Southeast side of the road; thence
continuing North 83 degrees 39
minutes West 36.27 feet to a point
in the center of the road; thence
with the center of the road as it
curves to a point that is North 52
degrees 46 minutes East 325.26
feet; thence continuing with the
center of the road North 63 degrees
58 minutes East 97.76 feet to the
point of beginning, CONTAINING
1.00 acre, more or less, excluding
the road right-of-way and being a
portion of the above-mentioned
tract of land as set forth in a Deed
dated December 8. 1944, from
Robert Whitman and wife, Marie
T. Whitman, to A.K. Dunn and
wife, Annie Belle Dunn, and
recorded in Bopk 428, page 226, of
the Duplin County Registry., And
further being the land as conveyed
by a Deed dated January 7, 1976,
from A.K. Dunn and wife, Annie
Belle Dunn, to Thomas William
Daniels and wife, Myrtle Victoria
Daniels, as recorded in Book 805,
page 382, of the Duplin County
Registry.
I nmu i n?vy i vyti uic nui m
side of Goshen and known as the
Whitman Meadow Land, adjoining
the land of Simmons Kornegav, the
Herring hairs and others, BEGIN
NING at a dead pine ir\ the edge of
the White Meadow and runs South
3 West 94 poles to a short straw
pine oo the old ditch; thence North
81 bast 3b poles to a small black
gum; thence North 82 poles to a
dead pine, $. Kornegay's corner;
thence to the beginning, CON
TAINING 18 1/2 acres, more or
less, and being the same land as
described .in a Deed in Book 72,
page 325, of the Duplin County
Registry.. And further being the
Second Tract as described in a
Deed to Remus Creel and wife,
Callie P.. Creel, dated June 16,
1941, and recorded in Book 418,
page 72, of the Duplin County
Registry. And further being the
Second Tract as described in a
Deed from Remus Creel and wife,
to James Edward Westbrook and
wife, as recorded in Book 430, page
486, of the Duplin County Registry.
And being the land as conveyed by
a Deed dated June 21, 1950, from
James Edward Westbrook and
wife. Hazel A. Westbrook, to A.K.
Dunn and wife, Annie Belle Dunn,
as recorded in Book 462, page 13,
of the Duplin County Registry.,
THE ABOVE LAND SHALL
INCLUDE ALL CROP ALLOT
MENTS ASSIGNED BY THE
ASCS OFFICE IN KENANSVILLE,
NORTH CAROLINA, AND ALL
BUILDINGS LOCATED
THEREON
THE FOREGOING TRACTS OR
PARCELS OF LAND WILL BE
SOLD SUBJECT TO ALL PRIOR
LIENS. UNPAID TAXES, RE
STRICTIONS. EASEMENTS OF
RECORD. AND ASSESSMENTS,
IF ANY.
A ten percent (10%) deposit will
be required of the successful
bidder, as evidence of good faith.
The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. The
premises can be viewed and shown
to any prospective bidder, prior tq
and ncluding the date set for sale
by ~o Macting the undersigned
Aivin Wijson Dunn, Executor
Under the Last Will and Testament
of Annie Belle Dunn. Deceased
For further information, contact
Phillips & Phillips. Attorneys at
Law. Post Office Box 727, Kenans
ville. North Carolina 20349; Tele
phone No 296 0215
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Man Killed In
Accident Near
Kenansville
A two-truck collision near j
Kenansville Saturday morn
ing left a Fayett^ville woman
injured and a Jacksonville
man dead. Trooper K.A.
Gardner of the State High
way Patrol said.
James Earl Fisher, 31. of
Jacksonville, was driving a
pickup truck west on N.C. 24
about half a mile east of
Kenansville when it ran off
the road and went out of
control.
The truck veered back onto
the pavement and skidded
sideways across the center
line into another truck driven
by James Melvin Revels, 27,
of Route 2, Fayett^ville.
Fisher died around 2 p.m.
Saturday. Revel's wife
Brenda was admitted to a
hospital in Fayett^ville for
treatment of head injuries
sustained when her head hit
the unpadded dash of the
1965 pickup. Gardner said.
Revel was not seriously in
jured.
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