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News From Merry Hill
By Mn. Ethel Winborae
Mrs. C. W. Davenport
and Mrs. Roy Baker spent
Tuesday at Elizabeth City.
Mrs. James Holder and
Mrs. Ethel Win borne spent
Wednesday visiting Mrs. L.
W. Saunders, Mrs. Jordan
Leicester and Mrs. Fred
White in Harrellsville and
Mrs. Grover Earless of
Colerain.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Bailey of Hampton, Va.,
and Mrs. Bob House and
daughter, Lynn, of Har
rellsville were the week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Smithwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie
Smithwick and children of
Yorktown, Va., spent last
week and this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lay
ton; also Mr. and Mrs.
What’s Your Line?
Fishing, hunting, coins, stamps, gardening,
golfing, boating, models in bottles, antiques
or arrowheads . . . ?
Whatever your “thing” may be. you'll find
that it’s been done before with zest and en
thusiasm in the Albemarle section by people
of widely diversified interests and activities.
If you have a particular hobby problem,
or simply like to talk shop, you’re certain to
find someone nearby to share your interest
with.
So, get on the line (telephone, that is) to
day, and have a chat with someone who likes
your line (hobby, we mean) I
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The Norfolk & Carolina
TeL & TeL Co,
Darrell Ambrose of Hamp- :
ton, Va, were their guests
for the weekend.
Mrs. C. W. Davenport
and Mrs. Roy Baker visit
ed Mrs. Ray Ward of Win
ton Friday and Billy Ward
accompanied them home ■
and spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cow
and and son, Jay, of Ports
mouth. Va., visited S. V.
Cowand, Misses Vannie
Mae and Frances Cowand
during the weekend.
Miss Cindy Pierce of
East Carolina University,
Greenville, spent the week
end at home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Pierce.
Miss Beckie Bunch of
Elizabeth City spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.
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Elect
George Alma Byrum
Mayor
Town of Edenton
May 6th
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and Mrs. Linwood Bunch.
Misses Fonda Smithwick
and Virginia Lewis of
Manassas, Va, spent Sun
day night and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Smithwick. Mrs. Gladys
Outlaw and daughter, Jer
rie, of Edenton also spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Smithwick.
Rev. and Mrs. Sherwood
Allcox spent Monday in
Greenville.
Mrs. Jerry Baker and
daughter, Amy, of Wind
sor, Mrs. Teneal Taylor,
Teresa, Neal, Sandra and
Angela of Windsor were
Sunday guests of Mrs.
Virgie Baker.
Mr. and Mn. Hobson
Eure, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eure and Mn. Tom Eure
of Eure and A. E. Bowen,
Sr, of Windsor were Sun
day afternoon guests of
Mn. Ethel Winbome.
Mn. Fearl Pierce and
Mrs. Virgie Baker spent
Saturday afternoon in
Willismston.
Mr. and Mn. Charlie
Keeter and son, Eddie, of
Hampton, Va, and Peggy
Keeter and Charlie How
ard Keeter of Newport
Newi, Va, spent the week
end at their home here.
Mr. and Mn. Roy Pierce
made a trip to Greenville
Sunday.
SUNRISE SERVICE
AT CAPE COLONY
There will be a sunrise
service at Church of Christ
at Cape Colony Sunday
morning, April 6 at 6:30
o’clock. There will be
coffee and doughnuts serv
ed immediately following
the service.
~CARD of THANKS
Heartfelt thanks and
sincere appreciation is
hereby expressed to the
many friends and neigh
bon for the many expres
sions of sympathy, floral
tributes, food, cards and
other courtesies extended
us during the recent death
and funeral of our be
loved mother, Mattie K.
Perry. May God's bless
ings abide with each of
you.
p THE FAMILY.
Local Principals
At ECU Event
GREENVILLE School
administrators from
throughout Eastern North
Carolina attended the Uth
annual industrial Arts con
ference for administrators,
sponsored by the East Ca
rolina University Depart
ment of Industrial and
Technical Education.
The conference, held re
cently on the ECU cam
pus, was highlighted by a
keynote address by Dr.
Delmar Olson, president of
the American Industrial
Arts Association.
Among those attending
were Cecil W. Fry, princi
pal, John A. Holmes High
School in Edenton; James
A. K ini on, principal, D. F.
Walker High School in
Edenton, and Kenneth L.
Stalls, principal, Chowan
High School at Tyner.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF RE BALE
In the General Court of
Justice
Superior Court Division
Before the Clerk
State of North Carolina,
County of Chowan.
By virtue of an upset
bid and an order of the
Superior Court of Chowan
County, North Carolina, in
a Special Proceedings en
titled, “Everett F. Small
and wife, Mary B. Small,
et als, Petitioners vs. Ma
mie C. Small, widow, et
als, Respondents," I will
on April 11th, 1969, at 121
o'clock noon at the Court'
House door in Edenton, I
North Carolina, re-sell at
public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the fol
lowing lands in First Town,
ship, Chowan County,
North Carolina, and more
particularly described as
follows;
Tract No. 1: That certain
tract or parcel of land,
with all building* and im
provements located there
on, bounded on the North
by the lane leading from
the old Edenton • Hertford
Road to the land now or
formerly owned by Jim
Haughton; on the East by
the lands now or formerly
owned by Jim HaqgMoq
and L. D, Rand • P. L.
Rea land) an the South by
the land now or formerly
owned by the Powell
Brothers . Boswell land;
and on the West by the
Old Edenton - Hertford
Road, containing 75 acres,
more or less, and being
known as the W. B. Small
Farm, and being the iden
tical real property convey
ed to the said W. B. Small
by a certain warranty deed
dated September 15, 1922,
and now duly recorded in
the office of the Register
of Deeds of Chowan Coun
ty, North Carolina, in Deed
Book O, page 558, an un
divided one-half of which
real property was convey
ed by the said W. B. Small
to Jennie A. Small by a
certain warranty deed dat
ed April 6, 1928, which
deed is now duly recorded
in said office in Deed
Book Q-2, page 518, and
reference is expressly made
to said deeds for further
description and chain of
title.
Tract 2: That certain
tract or parcel of land,
with all buildings and im
provements located thereon
and beginning at a sweet
gum on the said Emperor
Road (N. C. Secondary
Road No. 1203); thence
North 83 V« deg. West 9
chains; thence South 26
deg. West 14 chains; thence
South 35 deg. West 6.29
chains; thence North 50
deg. West 14.63 chains;
thence North 42 deg. East
Make Sure You Are
Registered So You
Can Vote For
Henry G. Quinn
For MAYOR On May 6th
Books Open April 18-25
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26.20 chains to nn v ot
swamp; thence the run of
the swamp to a cypress
standing near the run;
thence South 13% deg.
West to the first station,
containing 45 acres, more
or less, and being the
identical real property
conveyed to the said W. B.
Small by a certain war
ranty deed, dated January
7, 1938, and now duly re
corded in the office of the
Register of Deeds, Chowan
County, North Carolina, in
Deed Book 2, page 127,
and reference is expressly
made to said deed for fur
ther description and chain
of title. There is excepted,
however, from this con
veyance that portion of
said tract, described as
follows: Beginning at an
iron pipe on the West
right of way line of N. C.
Secondary Road No. 1202,
said point being further
described as being 858
feet from the intersecting
point of the West right of
way line of said Road No.
1202 and the North right
of way line of N. C. Sec
ondary Road No. 1203
(Emperor Road); thence I
from said beginning point
and running in a general
Westwardly course 100
feet, more or less, to an
iron pipe; thence running
in a general Northwardly
course 100 feet, more or
less, to another iron pipe:
feet 1 , more or less, to an
irqn pipe set in the West
right of way line of said
Road No. 1202; thence run
ning in a general South
wardly course along said
right of way 100 feet,
more or less, to the point,
and place of beginning, and
being the house and lot
now occupied as the resi
dence of Mrs. Thomas A.
Small, and it is under
stood that the title to said
tract of land shall auto
matically vest in the pur
chaser of this said tract of
land at the death of the
said Mrs. Thomas A. Small,
or at the termination of her
widowhood, which ever
event shall first occur.
The purchaser shall as-
Os Edenton
BRING US
YOUR FILM
FOR PROMPT
PROCESSING
sume all responsibility for
the 1969 Chowan County
ad valorem taxes.
The bid upon Tract No. 1 »
of said lands will start at '
$39,950.00 to Jimmie Par
rish. ;
The bid upon Tract No. 2
of said lands will start at
- $14,750.00 to Lloyd X. Par- fj
rish.
The high bidder or bid
ders at said sale will be
required to make a de
posit with the Commission
er in the sum of 10% of
the first $1,000.00 bid, plus
5% of all over $1,000.00.
This 31st day of March,
1969.
MERRILL EVANS, JR,
Post Office Box 74,
Edenton, North Carolina,
Commissioner.
Apr 3 10c