Friday, October 31, 1968
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
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Dd You Take Timd To Count Change?
We live in a changing world,
and in that world we are constant*
ly making purchases that require
the changing of money.
Watch other New Bernians, and
keep tab on yourself. You’ll find
that the average person in these
Effort you blomt
yoor typist*••
fek# a /ofk of
h$r fyp$wrlferl
Maybe ifi worn out.
Maybe il |w$t oeede
aOonino.
Maybe it’s so evt of od«
fusHnent that yow should
let os hove it for d thoite
oog]) reconditioning.
W B hat the girTs fault It
win cost you nothing to
Hove us diagnose the
trouble.
Owen G. Dunn Co.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
PRINTING
parts is so preoccupied with other
matters that the change received is
never counted.
Especially is this true when the
change involved is less than a
dollar. We not only don’t count
our change, we forget what we
gave the clerk to get the change
back from. And the clerk, pre-oc-
cupied too, is forgetful oftentimes.
Let us hope that everybody is
honest, and accurate.
UNTOUCHED
It^s easy to appreciate the parts
of the sermon that lash out at the
other fellow.
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REAL fSTATf
TRANSFERS
Ernest Ryman and wife, Ennis
Ryman, to Roland G. Shell, Jr.,
and wife, JoAnne F. Shell, all of
Craven county, one tract or parcel
of land in No. 6 township on the
western side of U. S. Highway 70.
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John M. Aberly, Jr., and wife,
Ennis L. Aberly, of Craven county
to Nelson E. Rowe and wife, Lu
cille W. Rowe, of Craven county,
one lot or parcel of land in No. 8
township on n^fthwest side of
Clark avenue in New Bern.
• * * *
Rose E. Anderson and husband,
G. A. Anderson, of Craven county
to George Alien Anderson, Jr.,
of Craven county, two tracts or
parcels of land adjoining the lands
of W. H. Morris and others.
*****
Marie Morton (widow) of Craven
county to Albert F. Morton and
wife, Lucy Mae Morton, of Craven
county, one tract or certain parcel
of land located in No. 8 .township
on the south side of Trent road.
R. A. Nunn of New Bern, sur
viving executor of the last will
and testament of Colonel Charles
S. Bryan, to Builders and Finance,
Inc., assignee of G. E. Lee, four
certain lots of land in No. 6 town
ship on Bryan street in Bryan’s
Havelock sub-division.
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Robert W. Brimmage and wife,
Lillie B. Brimmage, of Wayne coun
ty to V. G. Stewart and wife, Jean
Stewart of Craven county, one lot
or parcel of land in the City of
New Bern on the north side of
Mechanics street.
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Milton Bowen and wife, Florence
Bowen, Jimmie Hill Stocks and
wife, Bela Joyce Stocks, Mike Reg
inald Stocks and wife. Hazel Bowen
Stocks, of Craven county to Gordon
W. Stocks of Craven county, one
tract or certain parcel of land in
No. 9 township on the New or
Planner road.
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Max C. Warren, single, James
W. Warren and wife, Brittan War
ren of Craven county to Ebie E.
Wiggins and wife, Sallie G. Wig
gins of Craven county, one lot or
parcel of land in No. 1 township
on north side of Nelson road.
Hi Hi Hi Ik
Archie A. Gaskins and wife. Rose
Casper Gaskins, of Craven comity
to Bill Cleve of Craven county, one
tract of parcel of land in No. 2
township.
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Austin G. Lane and wife, Rjtha
H. Lane of Craven county to L. J.
Lane, widower, a certain tract or
parcel of land in No. 1 and No. 2
townships.
* * * *
Andrew Morris and wife, Essie
Morris of Craven county to Walter
Israel Clark and wife, Lena Marie
Clark of Craven county, one lot
or parcel of land in “Woodrow
Place.’’
Folks who talk too much usually
attract the least attention.
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Buildings — Schools and
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AT
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207 Middle Street
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at
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