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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, October 11, 1963
f^eal Estate Transfers
MASONIC
SUN. - WED.
Bleeka C. Thompson to S. P.
Branch and wife, Anne K.
Branch. Property on Pollock
Street.
John Spikes and wife, Mary
Spikes, to United Acceptance
Corporation of Florida. Prop
erty In Pembroke.
Don E, Lee and wife, Dewey
B. Lee, to Kenneth D. McCurry
and wife, Mary F. McCurry.
Property In No. 6 township.
Lawrence D. Wall and wife,
Margaret W, Wall, to Franklin
M. Grady, Jr., and wife, Shelby
W. Grady, Property In No. 7
township.
Juanita T. Williams to Maude
K. Gwaltney. Property In Ghent.
Dill Morris; Andrew Morris
and wife, Essie Morris; Novella
M. Smith and husband, Willie
Smith; Alnlta M. Jones and hus
band, Albert Jones; Clara M.
Morris and husband, Clen
Morris; Ruthle M. Wilson and
husband, J. A. Wilson; Louis
Henry Spear and wife, Earlene
Spear; Ethel M. Stokes and hus
band, Dewey Stokes; Valdere
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Adams and husband, Lloyd
Adams; Angelean Elks and hus
band, Lloyd A. Elks, to James
Henry Morris, Jr., and wife,
Eula Kay Morris. Property In
No. 1 township,
James R. Llverman and wife,
Hester P. Llverman, to
Builders and Finance, Incor
porated. Property In Pine
Crest.
Sarah Gaskins and Clay
Spangler to G. Allenives. Prop
erty In No. 2 township.
Devon G. Bell and wife, Sybil
P. Bell, to Lynde D. Blair
and wife, Ramona B, Blair.
Property In Havelock.
Paul McCoy and wife. Myrtle
H, MiCoy, to Augustus Allen
McCoy and wife, Karen Moore
McCoy. Property In No. 3 town
ship.
J. J, Stevenson and wife, Oleta
Stevenson, et al, to Wayne P.
Brown and wife, Cornelia L,
Brown. Property In No. 8 town
ship.
Virginia Arnold Purser to Jo
Ann Mills Chandler. Property In
No. 2 township.
Percy Ray Hardy and wife,
Nellie S. Hardy, to James E.
Hardy and wife, Gertrude T,
Hardy. Property on George
street.
Builders and Finance, In
corporated, to Guy A. Willis
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
PAMLICO COUNTY
EMMA B. C. DAIL
VS
TIMERLANE FARMS,
INC., et al
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to
the parties above named and all
other parties interested will take
notice that on 1st day of October
1963 the above named petitioner
filed a petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Pamlico County to have the title to
certain lands therein described reg
istered and confirmed pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 90 of the
Public Laws of 1943 and acts am-
mendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto (Chapter 43 of the General
Statutes of North Carolina) and that
summons has been issued returnable
at the office of the Clerk of Su
perior Court, Pamlico County on the
1st day of December 1963. Said
lands are situated partly in Rich
land Township, Beaufort County and
Township Number Three, Pamlico
County, North Carolina and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a concrete monument
marked with the letter “A** in the
division line of Pamlico County and
Beaufort County; said monument
being North 84 degrees 10 minutes
west 93 chains from an Iron and
concrete marker in the Southern
line of the Gideon Williams Patent
No. 213, and from this beginning
point running North 25Va degrees
west 121 chains to a concrete monu
ment; thence North 4 degrees East
13.6 chains to a concrete monu
ment; thence North 86 degrees west
approximately 86 chains to a con
crete monument on the edge of a
canal; thence South IVa degrees
West 25 chains along said canal
to a concrete monument; thence
South 7Va degrees East 110.65 chains
to a concrete monument; thence
South IVa degrees West 78.2 chains
to an iron marker in the center of
a canal; thence South 88 degrees
55 minutes East approximately 80
chains to an iron marker in the
center of a canal; thence South
XVa degrees West 160 chains to an
iron marker in the intersection of
two canals: thence South 88 de
grees 55 minutes East 80 chains
to an iron marker in the intersec
tion of two canals; thence North
IVa degrees East 120 chains along
said canal centerline to an iron
marker; thence South 88 degrees
55 minutes East 32 chains; thence
North 57 degrees 55 minutes East
392.4 feet; thence North IVa degrees
East 116.8 chains (crossing a canal
at a distance of 37.3 chains); thence
North 84 degrees 10 minutes West
76.6 chains to the point of begin
ning. containing 4463 acres.
This the 1st day of October
1963.
SADIE L. WOODARD. Clerk
Superior Court, Pamlico County
MASONIC - SUN. - WED.
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ler and wife, Etheleen F. But
ler. Property In Vanceboro.
Skinner ConstructliJn Cor
poration to Levy Eugene Brown
and wife, Margaret M. Brown,
Property In Bern Village.
Janie Lee Newton; Judith
Faye Newton; Exave M.Lupton,
Jr., and wife, Constance Newton
Lupton, to R. L. Skinner and
wife, Jean S. Skinner. Property
on Oaks Road,
Levy Eugene Brown and wife,
Margaret M. Brown, to Richard
L. Skinner and wife, Jean S.
Skinner. Property In Bern View
Park.
Louis Dorme and wife. Ruby
D. Dorme, to P. Thomas Benton
and wife, Sallle T. Benton.
Property In Bryan’s Havelock
Subdivision.
Woodrow W, Moore and wife,
Mary M. Moore, to Thomas M.
Best and wife, Diane Best.
Property on Avenue D.
Augustus R. Patrick, Jr,, and
wife, Nell W. Patrick, to Mon
roe C. Sanders and wife,
Frances J. Sanders, Property
on Griffin Avenue.
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Lena Dixon; Carolyn Dixon
Watson and husband. Freeman
Cecil Watson, to William Web
ster Butler and wife, Etheleen
F. Butler, Property In Vance
boro.
W. C. White and wife, Kate G.
White, to William Webster But-
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