iFridiV, January S, 1962
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
Real Estate Transfers
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Van
O,. Daniels and wife, Nancie
|D. to Lonnie J. Daniels
[an}> ivile, Joyce Taylor Daniels.
[Prd|ti^'^in Sunny side.
|va foe* Taylor AVaters and
[hty^nd, Alton A. Waters, to Tim-
[om foiwns and wife, Frances E.
in No. 5 town-
{cd^my Homes Builders, Inc,
MvPetinella Jennett, Clyde Collins
'i^fe, Magdalene Collins. Pro-
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perty in No. 9 township.
E. H. Bradbury and wife, Sara
B. Bradbury, to Lillian A. Little.
Property on Spencer Avenue.
Eugene D. MeSorley, Mary Vir
ginia MeSorley, and John Durand
Patterson, executors and trustees
under the will of Walter T. Brinson
to Ralph H. Register, Jr., and wife,
Evelyn C. Register. Property in No.
7 township.
J. M. Aberly, Jr., and wife Ennis
Ayeock and wife, Helen P Ay-
cock. Property in Greenwood
William Berry and wife Carolyn
Berry, to Viola May Fisher. Pro
perty in Duffytown.
Sarah Bell to Curtis Witt and
wife Gladys Witt. Property on Pem
broke Road..
Dave Norman and wife. Rose L.
Norman, to Cecil Best, Jr. and wife,
Doris Gean Best. Property in Oaks
Park.
L. G. Matthis and wife, Nannie
L. Matthis, to V. G. Stewart, Jr. and
Ray E. McCotter. Property in No. 8
township.
Harvey A. Cox and wife, Betty
B. Cox, to Walter E. Brown and
wife, Rachel Louise Brown. Pro
perty in Tryon Village.
W. H. Lee, acting as commission
er, to Edna J. Habeeb. Property on
Pollock street.
Charles F. Tyson and wife, Hel
en B. Tyson, to Paul W. Crayton
J. W. SMITH
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Important Notice
LIST YOUR
1962 TAXES
IN JANUARY
The tax listers for the respective townships wiil be pre
pared to receive your tax lists beginning January 2, 1962.
Failure to list during the month of January subjects the tax
payer to indictment, as well as the impostion by law of a
heavy penalty.
To avoid the rush and standing-in-line, of the last days
of the month, see your list taker during the early days of the
month when you will have the necessary time to properly list
your property rather than wait until the list taker is crowded
.for time by the waiting late listers.
Farmers are requested by law to give information for
the farm census, thus making it necessary for them to know
the number of acres planted in different kinds of crops during
the year of 1961, the dumber and kind of livestocks, poultry,
etc., as of January 1, 1962.
All Automobiles & Trucks must be listed. These listings
will be checked against the State Registrations. If you fail to
list, and your car is listed from the State Registration you
will be charged penalty for late listing. Be sure to bring a
list of all your cars, trucks, trailers, tractors, etc., showing
make, model, serial numbers, etc. All be sure to list all dogs.
These are the List Takers for the Townships:
No. T Township—Grover C. Lancaster, Jr.
No. 2 Township—T. A. Windley
No. 3 Township—^Archie Davis
No. 5 Township—Mrs. Myrtle S. Smith
No. 6 Township—Mrs. Mary Alice Elliott
No. 7 Township—^Mrs. Edith D. Lee
No. 8 Township—N. E. Ward
No. 9 Township—T. O. Wetherington
You will find posted in the respective townships the
times and places at which the list takers will be present to
receive your tax lists. Early listing by the taxpayers will
save him time. End possible errors due to the rush of the
last days of the month.
The tax listers office in the Court House will remain
open eiach Saturday until 5:00 P. M., during the month of
January.
U. W. DAUGHERTY
Tax Supervisor
and R. L. Williams, property in
Trent Park.
J. E. Howard and wife, Erika
Howard, to Sudie Banks Mooring,
property in No. 7 township.
Joseph K. Clay to Nina Cayton
Clay, property on Neuse Road.
Albert Morton and wife, Lucy
D. Morton, et al, to L. G. Matthis
and wife, Nannie L. Matthis, prop
erty in No. 8 township.
Eddie F, holmes and wife, Eu
genia Holmes, to Donnie Holmes,
property in No. 1 township.
N. A. Nunn and wife, Elizabeth
Nr-Nunn, to Mac J. Moore, prop
erty in Pembroke.
Henry Ham and wife, Leona
Ham, to Beulah Monroe and Rosie
Koonce Monroe, property at E and
F streets.
Abram Lee Mills and wife, Agnes.
Powell Mills, to Freddie Mae Mas
on, property in No. 2 township.
Al Laughinghouse and wife,
Georgia C. Laughinghouse, to Pet
er M. Scott, Jr., and wife, Elizabeth
B. Scott, property in No. 8 town
ship.
William J. Alcoke, Jr., and wife,
Margaret Alcoke; Joseph L. Alcoke
and wife, Bettie R. Alcoke; Mrs.
Bertha A. Heitman and husband,
John E. Heitman; Mrs. Vera A.
Baumgardner and husband, Donald
R. Baumgardner, to Coy L. Fulcher
and wife, Linda Fulcher, property
on Burn street.
Hubert L. Banks to Hubert L.
Banks and wife, Donnie G. Banks,
property on Avenue B.
L. H. Wetherington and wife,
Mabel G. Wetherington, to Douglas
T. Horner, as trustee for Randolph
Newton Horner, Milton Andrew
Horner, Linda Jean Horner and
Douglas Elaine Horner, property
on Pembroke Road.
J. C. Forrest, executor of the last
will and testament of Effie H. For
rest, to Clifford T. Harris and wife.
Cherry D. Harris, property in No.
7 township,
Dolphin Ward to Rev. Melvin F,
Ward and wife, Lessie P. Ward
property in No. 7 township.
Kirby G. Johnson and wife, Fran
ces J. Johnson, to Edward L. Ricks
and wife, Mary E. Ricks, property
in No. 7 township.
Lucy Mae Jolley to Callie Jones,
property in No. 3 township.
B. O. Ketner nad wife, Rosalyn
M. Ketner; Ethel D. Kelley and
husband, J. H. Kelley; Vernon A.
Ketner to Richard A. Sensenig and
wife, Mildred E. Sensenig, proper
ty in No. 6 township.
C. Walker Hodges, Jr., to Eliza
beth M. Hodges, property on John
son street.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to Gary Capozzoli, property
Tips From
New Bern's Post Office
What’s Your Postal I. Q. ?
1. The Parcel Post Service was instituted in 1913. It has proved
to be one of the most widely used services and has facilitated the |
exchange of farm products and goods between the rural and urban
areas. The Post Office Department now . handles more than one i
billion pieces of parcel post annually. Insurance and Collect on I
Delivery Parcel Post services were also instituted during 1913,
"POST OFFICE BOX RENT MAY BE
PAID ON AN ANNUAL BASIS”
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2. TRUEI--B0X rent may be paid annually or quarterly at the
option of the boxholder. A patron renting a box on an annual basis
who surrenders the box before the end of the fiscal year for which
rent has b^n paid may apply for a refund of that portion of the box
rent that is applicable to all full qdarters remaining in the fiscal
year. No refund may be made for the remaining portion of the
quarter in which the box is surrendered.
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in No. 8 township.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to James L. Jones, III,
property in No. 8 township.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to Patricia Ann Jones,
property in No. 8 township.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to Paula Gale Jones, prop
erty in No. 8 township.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to Candance MaeSwain,
property in No. 8 township.
A. L. Waters and wife, Iona M.
Waters, to Stephanie Lynn Mac-
Swain, property in No. 8 township.
Richard E. Fulcher and wife,
Mamie P. Fulcher, to Oscar H.
Smithwick and wife, Vivian Estelle
Smithwick, property on old Vance-
boro Road.
Annie Rouse to James Edgeston
and wife, Thelma E. Edgeston,
property in No. 3 township.
Cora Watkins to Lyman Watkins,
property in No. 3 township.
William L. Spillman and wife,
Mary L. Spillman, to Eugene C.
Lambright and wife, Edna Gray
Lambright, property in No. 5 town
ship.
William C. Hobbs and wife, Car
rie J. Hobbs, to C. H. C. White and
wife, E. S. B. White, property in
Pembroke.
New Bern Developers, Inc., to
Robert Evans Shave and wife, Eli
nor W. Shave, property in No. 8
township.
Marvin B. Bryan and wife, Eula
Bryan; Ernestine Wood; Evangeline
Ipock and husband, Earl Ipock;
Claudie Mae Turnage and hu^and,
J. F. Turnage; Sidney Bryan and
wife, Grace Bryan; Doris Register
and husband, Earl Register; Virgil
Bryan and wife, Mamie Lee Bryan;
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