Daughters Of The Confederacy Hoar
About Life In Prison Camps
The James Kenan chapter
of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy met in the
home of Mrs. F.T. Jones in
Goldsboro Oct. 12 with Mrs.
Joseph Gorjano as co-hos
tess. Mrs. Celestial Colwell
presided.
Mrs. Cora Holland was in
charge of the program en
titled "Life in War Prisons."
Her research described con
ditions in Union and (on
federals prisons. From the
study of five prison camps,
conditions were generally the
same. Batioas were scanty,
facilities were unhealed re
suiting in disease and death.
Many died in an effort to
escape. It is a story of
diarrhea and dysentery, of
typhoid and typhus, of burn
ing sands and freezing cold
in rotten tents. It is a story of
despair and deaths of thou
sands and thousands, many
of whom could be saved.
A monument has been
erected which has this in
scription: "At the call of
Patriotism and duty, they
encourntered the perils of
the field, endured the trails
of prison, and were faithful,
even unto death."
Lenoir Community College
Foundation
The Lenoir Community
College Foundation Inc.,
with assets of $90,664.14 and
urgent need for emergency
loan and other services by
needy students, is preparing
to expand its role at the local
college, according to Dr.
Jesse L. McDaniel, LCC
president.
The Foundation's Board of
Trustees in annual session
Oct. 11, paid tribute to
charter member Henry Har
rison Bullock, who died re
cently; elected Eugene Wil
liams to replace him asvice
chairman, and heard the
annual fiscal report from Dr.
McDaniel. Chairman A.F.
Waller presided.
Trustees engaged in a
discussion of the future of
the agency and agreed its
growth since 1971 to an
institution with over $90,000
in assets speaks well for the
faithful support of area citi
zens, corporations and com
mercial enterprises.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF DUPLIN
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain Deed
of Trust executed by Mary Brock
Tart, to James O. Buchanan,
Trustee, dated the 9th day of May,
1978. and recorded in Book 838,
Page 340, in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Duplin
County. North Carolina, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby se
cured and the said Deed of Trust
being by the terms thereof subject
to foreclosure, and the holder of
the indebtedness thereby secured
having demanded a foreclosure
thereof for the purpose of satis
fying said indebtedness, and the
Clerk of the Court granting per
mission for the foreclosure, the
undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
door in Kenansville, North Caro
lina, at 12:00 Noon, on the 17th
day of November, 1983, the land,
as improved, conveyed in said
Deed of Trust, the same lying and
being in Rose Hill Township,
Duplin County. Noith Carolina,
and being more particularly de
scribed as follows:
BEING a part of that land that
is shown as Lot 44 on a sub
division entitled "Melrose Park
Subdivision" as prepared by
William W Blanchard, N.C.
Registered Surveyor during 1956,
which said subdivision map is
recorded in Map Book 216, Page 9
Of the Duplin County Registry, and
beginning at an iron stake in the
north edge of the 4U.U0 feet wide
right of way of Briarwood Drive
and at the southeast corner of Lot
#43 and running thence as follows:
(1) With the east line of Lot #43,
North 13 degrees 10 minutes West
101.62 feet to an iron stake at the
old northern corner of Lot #43;
thence (2) With the old property
line North 76 degrees 50 minutes
East 149.23 feet to an iron stake;
thence 13) South 13 degrees 37
minutes East 100.42 feet to an iron
stake in the north edge of the old
40.00 feet wide right of wev of
Briarwood Drive; thence (4) With
the north edge of the Briarwood
Drive 40.00 feet wide right of way
South 76 degrees 23 minutes West
150.00 feet to the point of Begin
ning, containing 15,113 square
feet, more or less, as surveyed
May 18. 1972, by William W.
Blanchard, P.E.. with all lines
shown correct in their angular
relations and relative to magnetic
meridian shown on Melrose Park
Subdivision Map. 8eing a portion
of the land conveyed in Book 681,
Page 4, of the Duplin County
Registry.
Five percent (5%) of the amount
of the highest bid must be de
posited with the Trustee pending
confirmation of the sale
Dated this 20th day of October.
1983.
THURMAN E. BURNETTE,
Trustee, substituted by that
instrument recorded in Book 912,
Pge 45. Duplin County Registry,
North Carolina.
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I, Emmel Cogglns, am a candidate for one of the
seats on the Kenansville Town Board. I have been a
resident of and own property In Kenansville since April
1975. It is with this thought that I entered the political
arena of local politics.
On a more personal note, some have said that I am
somewhat "pushy." I readily admit that I am an
agressive, positive thinker who likes to see everyone
and each department treated in an equal and fair
manner. May I ask of you, which type person would you
prefer represent you: one who simply flows with the
tide, whether good or bad, or one who speaks frankly
for or against an Issue which greatly affects us all? We
all make mistakes, and I am sure that if elected I will be
disagreed with on some issues. However, I can assure
you that I will, at all times, speak my convictions and
will not be swayed by self-interest groups or minority
Interest.
Ladies, Gentlemen, Fellow Citizens, I do seek your
support. I would like to have had the time to visit each
of you personally, to have gotten your Ideas on town
matters, but time simply Is not available. If elected, I
welcome your thoughts and Ideas on any and all
matters.
YOUR VOTE ANDSUPPORT WILL BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED.
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