] Report From Washington
L - Z 1 >7 CONGRESSMAN WALTER JONES
•' Last week in Washington i
-was one filled with tension 1
i brought about by the recent i
\ .announcement of President j
I Nixon to extend our military i
into Cambodia. Fri- i
?day and Saturday, May 8 and i
9, the city was literally over- ;
.run with students from i
throughout the nation all i
4 ‘protesting the recent Presi- i
dential decision as well as <
'our general involvement in (
Southeast Asia. The com
ments which this office has i
..received from those cf. you in
the first District have been :
divided both pro and con re- i
yarding the wisdom cf Presi- i
-dent Nixon’s recent action.
Along with many other
This Is The Law
By ROBERT E. LEE
Tut the N. C. Bar AaocbSu
PAROLES
What is a parole?
A parole is the release of (
a prisoner from a prison, or ,
-other correctional institution, .
after he has served a portion
9 of his sentence. A person re
leased on parole does not in
stantly re-acquire all of his
rights of freedom. He con
tinues for a designated period
of time under the continuing
custody and supervision of the
Board clt Paroles. If he vio
lates any of -the terms and
conditions of his parole, he
may be returned to prison.
Parole is a rehabilitative
program for those prisoners
whose total record indicates
that they are ready for re
lease under supervision.
When, may a prisoner be
considered for a parole?
When he has served one
fourth of his sentence.
The office of the Board of
Paroles sets up a file on each
prisoner who is sentenced to
our prisons cr road camps to
serve a sentence of 12 months
fit more. The case of each
prisoner is then automatical
ly reviewed when he has
- served one-fcurth of his sen
tence and thereafter at def
inite intervals, depending up
on the length of sentence. No
application for parole is ne
cessary or needed if the pris
oner is serving- a sentence of
, 12 months in length.
All cases come up for re
view automatically through
an index card system estab
lished by dates, so that each
case will be given its turn
iffor study. ,1-iWw /fjten ana .as
signed to office investigators.
Only actual time served is
'considered in the cne-fourth
rule. Gained time for good
behavior does not enter into
parole consideration. A pris
oner serving a sentence for
life is eligible for parole
consideration when he has
served 10 years of his sen
tence.
prisoners with sentences of
less than 12 months, other
than exceptional cases, are
generally not considered (for
parole.
I,- Are temporary leaves from .
- prison ever granted?
:■ (Temporary leaves from
' prison (usually called tem
porary paroles) are granted
t only in emergency situations
-and under strict regulations.
A leave of one to four days
is sometimes granted when
critical illness or death has
occurred in a prisoner’s im
mediate family.
How long is a person un
der parole?
' The parcle period is usual
. ly from one to five years, but
' the minimum, by law, in
every case, is one year. The
Board of Paroles has the
legal right to extend the pa
role period beyond five years
if it is thought that the pa
rolee is in need of a longer
period of supervision. At the
time the parole is terminated,
the parolee is granted a dis
j charge which also terminates
f the sentence under which he
was paroled.
Brian Twiddy
►Excells In Golf
ROCKY MOUNT—An Eden
ton student, Brian Twiddy, is
a member of the N. C. Wes
leyan College championship
golf team which won the
Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic
.Conference Tournament early
/ this
l Seven teams competed in
* the conference tournament,
which was played at the Cy
press Lakes Golf Chib in
(Fayetteville. Wesleyan’s golf
t' art compiled a perfect 10-0
record - against conference
- competition through the sea
■ eon, with a 1M overall rec
. ord. They competed In the
* NASA District 29 Tournament
May 11-12 in Conway, S. C.,
' Don Sea If.
Twiddy, » Junior history
, major and member of Alpha
eon <rf Mr. and SS’
Twiddy, 114 Pembroke
\...• -i- V.Y •
members of Congress, I con
tinue to be concerned with
the ultimate outcome of our
involvement in these existing
conflicts. In an effort to get
an impartial, factual apprais
al cf the entire situation, I
joined with other members of
Congress in legislation -to. cre
ate a committee to act im
mediately to present to the
Congress its findings and rec
ommendations.
The resolution was brief,
and is as follows:
Whereas, the use of United
States troops in Cambodia
and increased air activity
over North Vietnam have
added a new dimension to the
war in Southeast Asia, and
Whereas, such use of mili
tary forces of -the United
States have become the sub
ject cf intense debate in the
Congress, and
Whereas, the Congress to
fulfill its constitutional re
sponsibilities should have ac
curate and detailed informa
tion regarding the extent of
the United States involve
ment in Southeast Asia;
Resolved that:
(1) The Speaker of the
House shall appoint a select
committee of 11 members of
the House, two from the
Armed Services Committee,
two from the Foreign Affairs
Committee, and seven from
the House at large and shall
designate one member to
serve as chairman, which se
lect committee shall immedi
ately proceed to Southeast
Asia to investigate all as
pects of the United States
military involvement in,
Southeast Asia. The selectj
committee shall within 30>
days of the adoption cf this*
resolution report to the House j
the results of its investigation.)
(2) For the purpose of car-!
rying out this resolution, thej
committee is authorized to sit)
and act during the present!
Congress at such times and;
places whether the House is J
sitting, has recessed or has >
adjourned.
In House action, the mili
tary authorization for the
next fiscal year was approv
ed. The 'total appropriation
was $20.2 billion. Amend
ments were offered to pro
hibit (1) the use of any of
these funds in Cambodia af
ter Duly 1, 1970, and (2) or
prevent the use of any oA
these funds . for the . bombing
cf Nfcfth Vietnam. Both
amendments were rejected* by
the House, but it is antici
pated that the Senate will at
tempt to include this langu
age.
Also, the House approved
a supplemental appropriation
bill for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1970. This type
legislation is necessary when
unexpected expenditures in
the various departments arise
and the original appropria
tion is not sufficient to carry
cn the needed services. The
figure approved was $5 bil
lion, 760 million, which was
a reduction of approximately
$l6B million from the orig
inal amount requested by the
.administration.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR DELINQUENT 1969 TAM
By order of the Board of County Commissioners, the
undersigned, Chowan County Tax Collector, will offer for
sale at public biddings to the highest bidder, on Monday,
Juno 1, 1970, the following property for non-payment of 197*
taxes. The amount represents the amount of tajtos due.
Interest and penalties will be added.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin,
Tax Collector
Continued from Rage 4
Lane, DavidS., Lot 6681 k 310 $.60
Lester, Lawson L., Jr., Lot 14 Blk 11
Lot 15 Blk 11 41.00
Martin, Arthur A., Lot 28 Blk 104 7.17
Mountcastle, Rosemary, Lot 4 Blk 109
Lot 5 Blk 109 23.76
Neese, Roy C., Lot 5 Blk 309
Lot 6 Blk 309
Lot 7 Blk 309 22.80
Northeastern Associates, 2.6 A. Tract F. Old Mess Hall 58.34
Philips, Melvin T., Lot 19 Blk 10 33.44
Riffle, Heirs of John W., Lot 25 Blk 305 56.92
Rose, T. Sandy A Walter F., 12.17 A. Tract G-2
Lot 10 Blk 106 A Hse 141.94
Savage, George 8., Lot 30 Blk 316 7.60
Schwalenburg, Robert M., Lot 17 Blk 102
Lot 18 Blk 102 15.69
Temple, E. Randolph A Peggy L., Lot 11 Blk 101 28.14
Tipton, Osier R. A Ethel, Lot 2 Blk 309 8.60
Tlpor.C.O., 3.980 A. Plat A. Tract J. igoi
' Walski, Gerald W., Lot 11 Blk 100
Lot 12 Blk 100 12.36
White, David L. A RuthS., Lot 3 Blk 314 7.60
: Williams, Jack H., Lot 3 Blk 308
Lot 4 Blk 308 15.20
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Williams, Jpel uuvin, Jr., Lot 57 Blk 309
Lot 58 Blk 309
Lot 59 Blk 309 mm
Wray, Wm. F„ m Lot 17 Blk 314 ' MO
Wlright, Kenneth. Lot 81 BUt4- 6.17
Btanchard, iisirs of Malachi, 2 AFotSi 2.90
Bonner, Heirs of Ed, 13 A. Montgomery Tract 22.24
_ Bonner, Harry Lee, .37 A. Lot J.J. Alexander 18.15
Boone, Nicie S., 5 A Roberts Ttact • W. H. Skinner 8.56
Bowser, Heirs of Fred A Victoria, 2% A. Holley Grove
1-7 A. Holley Grove ig.ie
Brown, James E., 15-6 A. Holley Grove Cornelius Brown 15.49
Brown, James W., 3 A. Holley Grove
2 A Brown 3,80
Brown, John Willie, Lot 122 x 50 J. E. Brown 2.86
f Brown, Heirs of Simeon, % A. Holley Grove
9% A. Holley Grove 3332
Bunch, (Heirs of Oscar B.)AOUie Mae, Lot & Filling Sta. 86.79-'
Carter, Heirs of Wiliam, 1A Holley Grove 380
Collins, Heirs of Martha, 15 R. Leggett TTact 9.41 -
Coston, James E., 1A Holley Grove 4.80
Coston, Joseph A Heirs of Alice Watson, BA. Holley Grove 34.49
Ckdghton, William & Elizabeth, 26 A. Warren Tract
% A. Hse. Yeopim Fork f)0 85
Flemming, Richard, Jr. .27 A. Lot A Hse. Woodside 1443
Flemming, Willie, Lot 210 x 105 Woodside. Horton 12.27
Granby, Heirs of Charles Clifton, 10 A. Tigersville Tract
I 22*4 A. Gum Pond 3377
Granby, William Anderson, 16 A. Holley Grove John Raines Tract
1 7 A. Holley Grove 14 44
Haley, Hazel littlejohn, 13 A. J. littlejohn 12.25
Hardiman, Arkansas Cox, 13% A. Honeyblue - Paige 38 68
1 Hardy, JasperAwf., 331-3 A. Hse. Whiteman 34.20
Harrell, Henry W., 44 A. Brinkley
48% A. Brinkley 56.82
1 Harris, Clarence, 2% A. Holley Grove 248
Harris J. Thomas, 2% A Woodside
22 A. Woodside 57.57
; Habowsky, Jacob A others, 10 A. Whitehouse Tract 9.50
Jones, Lester A., .04 A. Oak Grove
Bldg, on Leased Land Wilis Tract
2 A. Holley Grove 69.78
Lamb, Heirs of Garrison, 25 A. Woodside 35.16
Lane, Walter Staith Awf., Lot A Hse Twiddy 85.13
Lawrence, Tharlton, 3 A. Holley Grove Tract 22.15
littlejohn, Calvin, 17.05 A. J. Littlejohn 98.81
) littlejohn, James 14.05 A. J. littlejohn 12.63
littlejohn, Melvin, 14.05 A J. littlejohn 15.11
littlejohn, Thomas &wf., 23% A Henry Cox Est. Gum Pond 50.22
Long, Heirs of Edgar & Camilla, 7% A. Holley Grove 3.48
Long, Heirs of Marganna, 22 A. Mt. Gummy Tract 26.51
Long, Priscilla, 24 A. Ahram Paxton Woodard 46.18
Lowther, Heirs of John Edward, 2 A. Holley Grove 1.96
. Newby JClaudia, 15 A. Leggett Place 9.41
: Nixon, Ernest & wf., .47 ALot No. 2 Whitehurst Sub’d 27.65
Nixon, Harry, 35 A Holsey Tract 55.19
Nixon, Heirs of Joseph, 66 A. Pratt -Nixon Tract
35 A. Collins Tract
32 A. Norcum Tract 93.77
Nor cum, Heirs of Junius, 9 A. Woodside Tract 7.98
■Norman, Heirs of Melton, 45 A. Leggett Place 27.65"
Norman, Heirs of Robert, 25 A. Leggett Place 14.15
Nowell, Arthur, Lot A Hse. E. D. Nowell 45.99
Nowell, Heirs of E. D., 29.07 A. Woodside Tract 34.29
Outlaw, Joseph, 2% A. Woodside 15.05
Parson, Malachi, % A. Hse. Holley Land 18.92
Perry, Haywood, Lot No. 1 Nixon Beach Woodlard Sub’d 3.80
Philo, Eunice, 6% A. Holley Grove 2.37
Privatt, Thelma A Sallie, 110 A. Jordan 36.57
Pugh, Ed. Jr., Lot No. 20Nixon Beach 11.51
Roberts, George, 40 A. Woodside Tract 45.69
Roberts, William T. A Mary W., Lot Hiway 37 Swindell 156.66
Saunders, Charles L., 730A. Leary Farm - Byrum 663.57
Sawyer, Hester Mae, 1 A. Yeapim Fork 8.56
Sawyer, James Paxton, 1 A. Hse Parrish 18.62
Sawyer, Joseph, 1A Holley Grove Tract 43.71
Skinner, Heirs of George W., 5 A. Roberts Tract 8.83
Skinner, William Edward Awf. ,B A. Matilda Skinner 11.40
Spruill, Heirs of Allen, 5 A. Holley Grove 7.60
Spruill, David Lee Awf., 2.007 A. Fannie Wills 12.08
Taylor, Heirs of Annie 8., 7% A. Locust Grove 3.51
Wadsworth, Beaulah N., 20% A. Whitehouse 38.76
Wadsworth, Hilton Earl, 1A Hse Whitehouse School 44.42
Watson,Malinda, Lot James E. Brown 3.86
Wiggins, Clayton, 10 A Woodside
18 A. Woodside Bal. 38.03
Wiley, Robert H. Jr., Lot & Hse - Perry 45.90
Williams, Alice L. 4 others, Lot & Hse. J. littlejohn 17.10
Williams, Alice L., 7 A. J. Littlejohn 6.84
Wills, Arthur, 6% A. Holley Grove 2.37
Wills, Heirs of John H., 8% A. Holley Grove
17% A. Holley Grove
13% A. Wm. McClenney 67.55
Wills, Heirs of W. 8., 7 A. Holley Grove 13.30
Wills, William Ed & others, 8 A. Abram Paxton 9.12
Winhome, Laura Taylor, 2% A Jones Lee Tract 2.37
Wynn, David & wf., 8% A. Spruill Land & Hse.
% A. Spruill Wynn 65.83
Southern Properties Arrowhead Beach
American Central Corp. Lot 168 Sec E 7.60
American Central Corp. Lot 168 Sec E 7.60
Adcock, Harriet E., Lot 227 Sec K
Lot 54 Sec M 15.20
Akers, WilUton 8., Lot 162 Sec K
Lot 163 Sec K
Lot 164 Sec K 22.80
Ambrose, Philip E. & Grace Berry, Lot 28 Sec E 19.00
Atkinson, W.F. Jr., A Rachel W., Lot 63 Sec FA Hse 56.43
Austin, John W. & Clara G. Lot 86 Sec K & Hse
Lot 87-88 Sec K 56.15
Badin, Wm. E. A Mildred, Lot 13 Sec M 7.60
Baines, Jesse, Lot 5 Sec M
lilt 6 Sec M 13.68
Baker, Bennie, Lot 32 Sec K
Lot 33 Sec K 15.20
Barrow, Hugh, Lot 123 Sec D 8.60
Beale, Samuel E. Jr. A Jean, Lot 4 Sec K
Lot 5 Sec K 15.20
Bean, Jimmy L. A Carol W., Lot 159 Sec D 7.60
Berry, Leonard F. & Berth a W., Lot 68 Sec C
Lot 69 Sec C 15.20
Blackwell, Roy 0., Lot 183 Sec E
Lot 184 Sec E 16.72
Blankenbaker, Glenn D. & Jewell, Lot 133 Sec K
Lot 134 Sec K 15.20
Blankenbaker, Walter A Garnet, Lot 165 Sec K
Lot J 66 Sec K
Lot 07 Sec K
Lot 168 Sec K
Lot 90 Sec K
Lot 49 Sec K
Lot 50 Sec K
Lot 171 Sec K
Lot 172 Sec K 68.40
Boswell, Carroll, Lot 25 Sec M 7.60
Bradshaw, Charles, Lot 177 Sec C 7.60
BTown. Iff R„ Ra] 7 50
Bunting, Thomas J. A Norma E., Lot 24 Sec C Yoo
Burke, Brian, Lot 175 Sec K 8.60
Calcutt, John W., Lot 110 Sec J. 8.60
Carmel, B. Richard, Lot 27 Sec A
Lot 28 Sec A
Lot 29 Sec A
Lot 30 Sec A 33.44
Carroll, E.H. Lot 110 Sec C 39.90
Carroll, Olive A., Lot 13 Sec G 4.78
Carter, Charles H., Jr. Lot 94 Sec B 11.40
Cobb, Willie T., Lot 172 Sec D 12.54
Cole, Richard L., Lot 21 Sec D 5.76
Conner, John D. AMary Ann, Lot 100 Sec J. AM
CTeech, Jones W. A Margaret, Lot 151 Sec D 5.76
CHbb, James R., Lot 152 Sec C AM
Cumbia, Robert H., Lot 221 Sec K
Lot 222 Sec K 15 jo
Cummings, Elmer A Bobby Ann, Lot 23 Sec F 4.76
Daughrity, Antoinette A B. J., Lot 134 Sec E
Lot 135 Sec E
Lot • Sec F
Lot 3 Sec G xiM
Davidaon, Phyllis A., Lot 77 Sec J
Lot 71 Sec J ia4»
Dayidacn, Savella M„ Lot 91 Sec B
Lot 92 Sec B uj»
Drew, Robert W. Lot 9 Sec C u.M
.Dam, B. J., Lot 90 See E
Lot 51 Sec D . iam
Ik—bm, Anthony, Jr., Lot 146 Sec C AM
Behenhi, Awkew.'J., Lot 14 Sec A
Lot M Sec F
Lot 76 Sec F '
Lot 72 Sec F |A4O
Evans, Charles Ellis A Kathleen, Lot lit Sec D 7.60
Everson, Clarence E. A Eddie F., Lot 147 Sec E
Lot 148 Sec Eu. 72
Fields, Robert N., Lot 98 Sec E
Lot 99 Sec E JAM
Goodrow,Lt.JohnE.,Lot4oSecE AM
Green, Donald F. A Mary, Lot 101 Sec K
Lotlo2SecK 16.72
Guthrie, Wiltwß., Lot M Sec C AM
Hamilton, Cedi R. A Thelma, Lot 55 Sec B 11.40
Hammel, James W. A Barbara, Lot 128 Sec F
Lot 129 Sec F. Ji.35
Hare, Vance Douglas A Elizabeth, Lot 122 Sec D 7.80
Harper, Theron A., Lot 178 Sec D
Lot 179 Sec D ' 15.20
Hitt, Robert Jr., Lot 06 Sec J
Lot 97 Sec J
Lot 100 Sec J
Lot 101 Sec J 30.40
Hogg, Joseph A Clara, Lot 79 Sec L 700
Hogg, Edward F., Lot 142 Sec J
Holden, Dallas J., Lot 79 Sec J 7.M
Holland, Joyce L., Lot 96 Sec D
Lot 97 Sec D 10.50
Hudson, Jesse, Lot M Sec K A Hse
Lot 70 Sec K 63.96
Hussey, Ann, Lot 197 Sec D
Lot 198 Sec D
Lot 199 Sec D 14.26
Jackson, H. N. Lot 144 Sec C
Lot 145 Sec C 12.54
Jakeman, Mary J., Lot 135 Sec C 7.60
Jennings, Ernest D., Lot 173 Sec K
Lot 174 Sec K 15.20
Jerry, Francis P., Lot 99 Sec K
Lot 100 Sec K 16.72
Jones, Larry A. A Lynne, Lot 81 Sec J
Lot 82 Sec J 15.20
Jones, William L., Lot 115 Sec B
Lot 116 Sec B 35.43
Lafeder, Charles T. A Caroline A., Lot 41 Sec. D
Lot 42 Sec D 15.20
Laby.B.J. &wf. HazelG.,Lot3sSecA. 7.60
Lassiter, Ernest H., Jr., Lot 82 Sec F
Lotß3SecF 19.00
Lawson & Van Curen Lot 100 Sec M 7.60
Lee, Clefton L. A Maria A., Lot 198 Sec E
Lot 197 Sec E 15.20
Lee, Leonard D. Awf Jane Lot 111 Sec J. 7.60
Little, Benjamin, Lot 57 Sec E AM
little, William C.. Lot 54 Sec E 8.60
McClain, Joseph 8., Lot 70 Sec. D 7.M
Madren, James W. A Marjorie, Lot 80 Sec B A Hse.
Lot 59 Sec B
Lot 140 Sec M. Bal. 78.37
Mansfield, Wm.M. A wf., Lot 72 Sec L. 12.54
Marshall, Mable E., Lot 45 Sec L
Lot 54 Sec L
Lot 55 Sec L 25.08
Matte, Leonard Jr. A Kathleen, Lot 47 Sec K
Lot4BSecK 15.20
Mathews, William, Lot 57 Sec L 7.60
_Midgett, S. K., Sr., Lot 2 Sec B 19.00
Milteer, Wm. E. A Kathleen V. Lot 59 Sec D 11.40
Mitchell, Robert C. A Helen, Lot 51 Sec A.
Lot 52 Sec A
Lot 103 Sec J
Lot 104 Sec J 106. M
Munden, Walter R., A Jennette, Lot 9 Sec F
Lot 6 Sec G
Lot 12 Sec G 33.26
Myers, Cedi E., Lot 244 Sec D. A Hse 77.75
Myers, Raymond Leroy, Lot 22 Sec J 8.60
Neikirk, Harry E. A Mary 8., Lot 118 Sec B
Lot 119 Sec B 22.80
Nixon, Rubin W. Jr. A Helen, Lot 114 Sec C A Hse.
Lot 97 Sec K
Lot 98 Sec K 52.64
Nowitzky, Sarah T., Lot 126 Sec E. 12.54
Overstreet, Kenneth H. A Grace, Lot 29 Sec L
Lot 30 Sec L 36.59
Palatini, Carol A., Lot 76 Sec M
Lot 77 Sec M 15.20
Peel, James N. A Atha, Lot 231 Sec K
Lot 232 Sec K
Lot 233 Sec K
Lot 234 Sec K 30.40
Peterson, Norman A. A Judith, Lot 73 Sec E. 8.60
Riilps, Louis A. A others, Lot 101 Sec E
Lot 107 Sec C 16.72
Fhilps, Tommy David, Lot 51 Sec J
Lot 52 Sec J 15.20
Porter, Josephs., Lot 148SecD 5.76
Rorrer, Irvin C. A Geraldine, Lot 115 Sec E
Lot 116 Sec E
Lot 117 Sec E 25 08
Rosser, Donald F. Lot 76 Sec E 860
Russell, Ernest D. Sr. A Geneva, Lot 8 Sec A
Lot 9 Sec A
Lot 75 Sec B 41 Qg
Russell, Max E. A Carol E., Lot 47 Sec J
Lot 48 Sec J 15 20
Savauskas, Anthony, Lot 106 Sec C 760
Sanderlin, Gary L. A Diane, Lot 61 Sec E 1254
Scarano, Anthony, Lot 13 Sec. D 8.60
Schlegel, Lamar Jr., Lot 26 Sec F 576
Sedath, George L. A Audrey, Lot 34 Sec K
Lot 35 Sec K
Lot 183 Sec D 25.08
Sixton, Charles E. A Ruth M., Lot 155 Sec C 7^60
Shelton, Jack D. A Jennette, Lot 141 Sec D 575
Silverman, Marie Berglund, Lot 43 Sec C 578
Soane, George A Hazel M., Lot 40 Sec M
Lot 41 Sec M 15 20
Smart, Duane M. A P.M., Lot 16 Sec D
Lot 17 Sec D 16.72
Snith, Josephus D., Lot 241 Sec D
Lot 46 Sec F 29 26
&nith, Kay H., Lot 74 Sec C
Smith, Louis E., A Gladys, Let 86 Sec D
Lot 87 Sec D
Lot 88 Sec D 15.69
Spruill, T. V. A Eunice N., Lot 121 Sec C A Hse
Lot 122 Sec C 45.89
Stamps, Johnny H., Lot 67 Sec D
Lot 68 Sec D 15.20
Stancell, Wm.M., Lot 78 Sec D 5.76
Stone, Edna L., Lot 5 Sec F
Lot 6 Sec F 10.50
Strothman, Chas. E. AN. A. Peterson, Lot 74 Sec E 7.60
Strothman, Chas. E., Lot 75 Sec E 8.60
Tasch, Doris R. A Andrew R., Lot 105 Sec E 8a1.2.03
Thompson, Robert Lee A Margaret, Lot 18 Sec E
Lot 98 Sec B
Lot 99 Sec B
Lot 100 Sec B
Lot 101 Sec B
Lot 102 Sec B 78.00
Thompson, Tasten L., Lot 56 Sec F 7.60
Todd/Mary G., Lot 82 Sec D 7.60
Tyburczy, George J. A Grace Lot 20 Sec C LOO
Van Curen, Alvin C., Lot 114 Sec L
Lot 43 Sec M ism
Vick, Florence Moore, Lot 32 Sec C LOO
Walker Realty Trailer, Lot 61 Sec B
Lot 62 Sec B 22.80
Wallace, Franklin M., Lot 112 Sec B 1154
Wallace, George T., Lot 132 Sec B 1154
Webb, WardS. A Katie 8., Lot 158 Sec D 7,80
Weiss, Terry R., Lot 191 Sec E
Lot 102 Sec E 1L72
White, Ebrie E., A Grace Lot 91 Sec
Lot 92 Sec J 15.20
White, Katherine C., Lot 20 Sec F
Lot 5 Sec G
Lot4BecG 15.69
Whitehead, John A., Lot 51 Sec C
Lot 91 Sec C 13J0
Whitley, Charles D., A Hope T., Lot 133 Sec C A Hse 41. M
Williams, George J. A Evelyn 8., Lot 4 Sec F LM
Wilson, Billy G., Lot 26 Sec A A Hse
Lot 44 Sec D BL7I
Womble, James W., Lot 247 Sec D
Lot 213 Sec K
Lot 214 Sec K M*
Woods, Stanley F„ Lot MSee B
. Lot 81 Sc B H 72
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