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Friday, August 30, 1963
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Three
Real
Estate
Transfers
Clifton Earl Norman and wife,
Doris Banks Norman, to Henry
Albert Manning and wife, Mary
A. Manning. Property In No. 2
township.
Emmlttee S. Bartholomew
and wife. Flora G. Bartholo
mew, to Llnwood W. Ipock and
wife, Ann W. Ipock. Property In
Sherwood Forest.
, Marie M. Morton to William
Edward Baldree and wife,
Versle H. Baldree. Property in
No. 8 township.
Robert P. McKeel and wife,
Annie I, McKeel, to Jerry S.
Holt and wife, Delores Holt.
Property in No. 8 township.
A. D. Ward and wife, Martha
S. Ward, to Thelma Davis.
Property on Rooker Avenue.
Skinner Construction Cor
poration to Richard Hood Kent,
Jr., and wife, Phyllis H. Kent.
Property In Trent Park.
North American Acceptance
Corporation to William A. Ipock
SILHOUETTES ... A fisherman, facing the rolling hiils of
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San Francisco, waits for a hite on his line.
and wife, Margaret G. Ipock.
Property In No. I township.
William H. Hedgepeth and
wife, Josephine R. Hedgepeth,
to James H. Mahan and wife,
Mary E. Mahan. Property In
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De Lioic I Rsleassd by 2o*
No. 6 township.
Nora Armstrong to Oscar R.
Dove. Property on Eubanks
street.
Elizabeth Harris Henderson
and husband, Cleve Henderson,
to Oscar Dove. Property on
Miller street.
Lucy Harvey Jarman to Vic
tor Spruill and Janice Spruill.
Property In No. 7 township.
Laura Frances Hyman to
Bettle Hulen. Property In No.
5 township.
James Stewart, Jr., E. E.
Bray, and L. P. Dunn, as trus
tees of Battleground Park Bap
tist church, to Berne Builders
and Realty Company. Property
In No. 7 township.
Lewis Morris and wife, Sarah
Lillie Morris, to Barbara Ann
Morris Mercer and her
husband, James W. Mercer.
Property In No. 1 township.
Herbert Spencer to Leroy
Spencer. Property In Craven
county.
Donald S. Thornbury and wife,
Mabel M. Thornbury, to Robert
R. Creger and wife, Lillian E.
Creger. Property In No. 6 town
ship.
Elsie J. Holton to I. Frank
Holton. Property on North
Pasteur street.
I. Frank Holton to Elsie J.
Holton. Property In Sherwocxl
Forest.
Harry M. Rogan and wife,
Frances G. Rogan, to Jackie
L, Payne and wife, Carolyn A.
Payne. Property In No. 6 town
ship.
Raymond William Andrews,
James Augustus Andrews, and
Mary Louise Andrews, toMol-
lle E. Andrews. Property In
Pembroke.
Don E, Lee and wife, Dewey
B. Lee, to Anthony Noto and
wife. Myrtle L. Noto. Prop
erty In No. 6 township.
Odessa Keys to Lalle Mack.
Property In No.l township.
Trent Development Com
pany, Inc,, to Berne Builders
6 Realty Company. Property
In No. 8 township.
Gene A, Jackson and wife,
Mildred A. Jackson, to Wal
ker D. Goe and wife, Gertrude
I. Goe. Property In No. 6 town
ship.
Mike Jowdy and wife, Flor
ence W. Jowdy, to Charles F.
Matthias, Jr., and wife, Beat
rice I. Matthias. Property In
Havelock Park.
Mack f oreman to Mance N.
Gary and wife, Martha F. Gary.
Property In No. 5 township.
Nancy A. Paul to Clyde H.
Paul, Jr. Property In No. 8
townshlo.
L. G, Mattnis and wife, Nan
nie T. Matthls, to Franklin M.
Mllby and wife, Annie Mae r!
Mllby. Property In Green Park
Place.
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