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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, June 21, 1963
Real Estate Transfers
wiacie L. .urner and lius-
bnnd, C. 1,. Tyrner; W. Floyd
Fi'.vis and wife, Hnliy May
1-ewis; Cletlia O. Watson and
husband, Louis G, Watson;
Maude M. Perry and husband,
I dm Perry, to Donald H. An
drews and wife, Hilda C. An
drews. Property In No. 2
township.
Kennedy W, Ward and wife,
Audrey P. Ward; Carrie Duffy
Ward and husband, William F.
Ward, to .Annie Wallace Sim
mons and Margaret Marie Wal-
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Bob HOPG
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lace. Property m barksville.
Dale A. Dunn and wife, Kath
leen WHllls Dunn, to Maiielta
D. Willis. Property In No. 2
township.
T. A. Llbbus and wife,
Amelia Llbbus, to Linia
G. Elliott. Property on New
South Front Street.
Ruth S. Brown, executrix un
der the last will and testament
of Glennye S. Sanders, to Joseph
P. Sanders and wife, Lucille
W. Sanders. Property on Oaks
Road.
W. D. McCoy and wife, Vera
McCoy, to John P. Hoyle. Pro
perty In No. 2 township.
Richie Gillespie Scott and
wife, Jesse L, Scott; Ray L.
Gillespie to John Smith and
wife, Roseanna Smith. Property
in No. 5 township.
First Citizens Bank & Trust
Company as Executor and
Trustee under the Will and
Codicil of A. H. Bangert to
George W. Allen, Paul W. Cray
ton, and R. L. Williams. Prob-
erty in No. 5 township.
Julia Heath Gault and hus
band, Clarence L. Gault; Made
Gault Ipock and husband, George
W. Ipock, to George W. Ipock
and wife. Made Gault Ipock.
Property in No. 8 township.
Mildred Cooley Sanders; Wil
liams IVfersh Sanders and
wife, Stagg N. Sanders; Molly
Cooly Sanders Fountain, part
ners trading as The Havelock
Company, to James Clinton
Long and wife, Joyce Daniels
Long. Property in No. 7 town
ship.
Gerald G. Dennis and wife,
Frances Dennis, to Charles T.
Manning, Jr., and wife, Mammie
Jane Manning. Property in No.
8 township.
Don E. Lee and wife, Dewey
B. Lee, to Lee and Jones Build
ing Supplies, Incorporated.
Property in No. 6 township.
Virginia T. Daniels and hus
band, E. C, Daniels; Frederick
L. Tyndall and wife, Norma
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the desires of his parents, must
invariably come first during
the early years.
It is natural for parents to
want to shower their baby with
affection and attentlon--display
him and otherwise give vent
to their great satisfaction in
his growth and development.
This must not be at the ex
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for himself. Whether or not he
will enjoy his newer accom
plishments is largely dependent
on the mother’s attitude.
And it’s a wise New Bern
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New Bern mothers will do
well to keep in mind that the
most successful mother is the
one who knows what may be
reasonably expected of her
child, and makes it possible for
him to meet this expectation.
Too often, say the experts,
mothers so regret the passing
of the period of infancy that
they encourage the retention of
infantile habits. The child who is
treated as an infant longer than
he should be will remain an
infant longer than necessary.
Mothers can avoid this ten
dency if they realize not only
that they must be proud of the
child’s growth and change but
that they too must grow and
change. The mother must be
able to give up the early de
lightful situation in which her
tiny Infant is so completely de
pendent, for a relationship
changing with the child’s
growth.
This new relationship will
prove to be no less satisfying,
in its way, than the first.
Here the satisfaction, for both
the mother and the child, lies
in the fact that the small child
begins to accomplish things for
himself.
Physically and mentally he
becomes capable of doing things
Jean T. Tyndall; F. Faison
Thomas and wife, Elsie C.
Thomas. Property in Craven
County.
Olivia V. Boyette to Nancy
Eliza Jones. Property in No.
8 township.
Charlie Ray Hart to Robert
W. Nobles and wife, Myrtle
Nobles. Property in No. 7 town
ship.
James A. Roberson and wife,
Della Mae Roberson, to Willie
Wesley Carter. Property on
Lowell street.
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