H. A. Cam pen Awarded
Honorary Membership
By Masons In Hertford
Twelve Edenton Masons went to
Hertford Thursday night to attend
the 125th anniversary of Perquimans
Lodge, No. 106, A. F. & A. M., at |
which meeting H. A. Campen, Dis
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trict Deputy Grand Master of the
Second District, was honored by being
conferred honorary membership in
the Hertford lodge. The honor was
bestowed upon Mr. Campen for his
many years of work in this section
and because of a long line of ances
tors who Were members of Perquim
ans Lodge. The certificate of honor
; ary membership was very ably pre
sented by G. C. Buck, after which Mr.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946.
! Campen in a few well chosen words
r expressed his appreciation for the
i honor and the consideration of the
i Perquimans brethren.
1 At the same time a group of Hert
-1 ford Masons were presented 25-year
membership certificates and recogni
tion was also made of W. F. C. Ed
wards, who has been a Mason 56
years.
A very interesting program was
arranged for the occasion with J. S.
McNider in charge.
The Edenton Masons attending the
affair were H. A. Campen, the Rev.
W. C. Francis, Richard Baer, C. H.
Wood, John Lee Spruill, Benjamin
Henry Smith, W. P. Goodwin, W. 0.
Elliott, Thomas H. Stroehecker, Clar- !
ence Yeingst, Jack Mooney and J. J
Edwin Bufllap.
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At 9 and 11 A. M. start holy I
| masses, including serman, March 31, : ,
{ on "The Most Holy Sacrifice of the ;
Mass,” Holy Communion, concluding
in 45 minutes, followed at once by
Sunday School, in St. Ann's Catholic i
j Church, stated Father F. J. McCourt,! <
rector, who invites everybody to all j 1
services, Confessions begin half | :
! hour, end five minutes before ser- j
Week mornings, one mass, j
Communion, Rosary. Lenten Fridays
8 P. M.: Way of the Cross, benedic
tion, choir practice.
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North Carolina, In The
Chowan County. Superior Court.
BEFORE THE CLERK
Gathelia Lee Rowsom and husband,
C. A. Rowsom, and Mary Collins,
widow, Petitioners
vs.
The heirs at law of J. T. Blount, de
ceased, if any, whose names and
addresses are unknown to the Pe
titioners, and any and all wives or j
husbands of said unknown heirs
whose names and addresses are un
known to the petitioners, and any
i and all heirs of any person herein
named or not, who may have had
or have any interest in the prop
erty which is the subject hereof, if
any there be in addition to those
herein named whose names and ad
dresses are unknown to the peti
tioners, and also their respective
spouses if they are living or their
j surviving spouses if they are de
| and their personal repre
sentatives, successors or assigns,
■ \viWc- names and addresses are tin-i
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known to the petitioners, and all
other persons having or claiming
any right, title, interest, estate,
claim, easement or other interest
whatsoever in the lands which are
the subject of this action, whose
names and addresses are unknown
to the petitioners, Defendants.
NOTICE
The defendants above named, ex
cept such of them as may have been
duly served with summons in this
cause, and any and all wives or hus
bands of the persons herein above
named, whose names and addresses I
are unknown to the petitioners, and
any and all heirs of any person,
whether named above or not, who
may have had or have any interest
in the property which is the subject
| hereof, if any there be in addition
j to those named above, whose names
! and addresses are unknown to the
j petitioners, and also their respective
| spouses if they be living, or their
j surviving spouses if they be deceas
ed, and their personal represent- 1
I atives, successors, or assigns, whose
I names and addresses are unknown to
the petitioners, and all other persons
having or claiming any right, title,
interest, estate, claim, easement, or
other interest whatsoever in the real
estate which is the subject of this
action, whose names are unknown to
the petitioners, will take notice that
a Special proceeding entitled as above
has been commenced before the
Clerk of Superior Court, of Chowan
| County, N. C., for the purpose of
selling for division the real estate
described in the petition, the same
| being the following real estate in
Chowan County, N. C., to wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
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And said defendents will further
take notice that they are hereby re
quired to be and appear before the
Clerk of Superior Court of Chowan
County, N. C., on or before the 10th
day of May, 1946, and answer or de
mur to said petition. And let them
further take notice that if they fail
so to do, the petitioners will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in said petition.
Witness my hand this 26th day
of March, 1946.
E. W. SPIRES,
Clerk of Superior Court, Chowan
County.
J. N. I’ruden, Attorney for the Pet
itioners.
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