Friday, June 14, 1963
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
Real Estate Transfers
B, H. Oates and wife, Ruth
H. Oates; Ellis Simon and
wife, Blanche W, Simon, to
Guion E. Lee and wife, Dora
Mae Lee, and James EarlJones
and wife. Daphne P. Jones.
Property in No. 8 township.
William E. Lewis and wife.
Hazel B. Lewis, to Daniel Mat
thew Lewis and wife, Helen
Marie Lewis. Property on Grif
fin Avenue.
Ernest Poston to V. O.
Andrews and wife, Marie S.
Andrews. Property in No. 7
township.
Everette M. Collins to Theo-
Call
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The S. Parker
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Lennox Comfort
Craftsmen
dore M, Atkins and wife, Mar
garet J. Atkins. Property in
Sherwood Forest.
Contractors, Inc., to Phenus
W. Turner and wife, Helen M.
Turner. Property InNo. 8town-
shlp.
Ravaughn Bowen and wife,
Ann P. Bowen, to Roy L. Bowen
and wife, Lillie G. Bowen. Prop
erty in Sunset Hills.
Lillie G, Bowen to Roy L,
Bowen. Property in Sunset
Hills.
Herbert Williams and wife,
Emma Moye Williams; Simon
F, Moye and wife, Gertrude
Moye; James R. Nelson and
wife, Hannah F, Nelson; James
F. Fisher and wife, Elizabeth
Fisher; Lillian F. Whitehurst
to George G. Francis and wife,
Inez D. Francis. Property on
Lincoln Street.
Mitchell W. Pawllk and wife,
Georgene C. Pawllk, to Roger
Alan Wickland and wife, Isabel
Sutllff Wickland. Property in
Havelock.
George A, Phillips and wife,
Mildred Gaskins Phillips, to
Charles W. Thomas and wife,
Shirley M. Thomas. Property
in No.2 township.
W. A. Allen and wife, Alice
Ward Allen, to A. Ward Allen
and wife, Louise J. Allen. Prop
erty in No. 8 township.
Ella S. Meadows and hus
band, Wade Meadows, to Skinner
Construction Corporation. Prop
erty in Bern Village.
Lydia Parker Forrest and
husband, H. D. Forrest; Mimle
Parker Forrest and husband,
H. L. Forrest; Earl Crawford;
Joann Crawford Gaskins and
husband, Alton Ray Gaskins;
Betty Lou Crawford Harris and
husband, Tommy Harris; Harry
R. Parker and wife, Dorothy
M , Parker, to Lloyd Buck and
wife, Edna A, Buck. Property
in No. 1 township.
Trent Development Co., Inc;
Bingham M. Speight to City of
New Bern. Property in Trent
Park.
George L. Ballard and wife,
Birdie E. Ballard, to Lewis
Daniel Frazier and wife, Joyce
White Frazier. Property on
Elizabeth Avenue.
Stacy T. Lupton and wife,
Leonoa B. Lupton, to Theodore
Hunter and wife, Ona F. Hun
ter. Property in No. 6 town
ship.
New Bern Developers, Inc.,
to Euclid D. Armstrong, Jr.,
and wife, Brenda E. Armstrong.
Property in Country Club Hills.
Friedrich Treschan and wife.
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CLAIMS SPIRITUAL POWER . . . Indian Holy man Aghori Baba
closes his eyes to the new law which forbids begging in the streets.
As a member of the Indian Holymen’s Assn., he has official iden
tification card which exempts him from the anti-hegging law.
Berta Saborosch Treschan, to
Helmut Treschan. Property In
No. 8 township.
John F. Sawyer and wife,
Janie K. Sawyer, to Henry W.
Nyenbrlnk and wife, Marlene
J, Nyenbrink. Property in No.
6 township.
T. H. Eubanks and wife, Eliz
abeth D. Eubanks, to Davie
Eugene Tingle and wife, Doris
S. Tingle. Property in No. 8
township.
Alfred Wetherington and wife,
Mary E. Wetherington, to Wil
liam S. Wetherington and wife,
Canarle Lee Wetherington.
Property in No. 1 township.
John P. Hoyle and wife, Dora
D. Hoyle, to W. D, McCoy
and wife, Vera McCoy. Prop
erty in No. 2 township.
Working Wives
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expense, regardless of the fam
ily makeup.
The employed wives used
some of their earnings to up
grade their wardrobes. Ob
viously, this was necessary to
permit the wife to appear
suitably dressed on the job.
The family economists found
that by far the largest single
job-related expense was in
come tax. Transportation to and
from work was also a major
item. After these and other
job-related expenses had been
deducted, net incomes of the
Ohio wives ranged from about
half of their total Income for
mothers of preschool children
to more than 60 per cent for
wives in households of adults
or of adults and older chil
dren.
Seven out of every 10 wives
pooled their net income with
that of their husbands, two
handled it separately, and one
pooled part and kept part. The
younger wives were more
likely to pool their earnings
than the older ones—perhaps
because the pressure on family
income was greater in these
growing families.
The uses reported for the un
pooled earnings divided into
four approximately equal cate
gories; To provide furnishings,
equipment, or other household
improvements; to help with
general living expenses or to
buy things for the children; to
pay debts or provide savings;
and to buy personal items for
the wife.
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