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LUMBERTON
NORTH CAROLINA
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1RECEIVED
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Fourth Roll Call
November II -25, 1920
NOTICE
North Carolina Robeson County In the Su
perior Court.
Beaufort County Lumber Company of North
Carolina, vs.
Wesley Thompson, Ellen Thompson Pierce and
husband, Dennis Pierce. Eliza Thompson
McNeill and husband, Henry McNeill, Leslie
Thompson, Jasper Thompson, Roy. Thomp
son, Allen Bethea and Arthur Bethea.
To Leslie Thompson. Jasper Thompson, Roy
Thompson, Allen Bethea and Arthur Bethea:
You and each of you will take notice that
an action enttted as' above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Robeson
County, North Caroina, to extend the time
for cutting and removing certain timber, and
for exercising1 the rights priviegaa and ease
ments conveyed to the paintiff under a timber
deed ' executed by James Thompia and wife.
Marian Thompson, t: the pninti f Bi'infurt
County Lumber Oonpit'iy on September lltli.
19(f), wheib timber i situitiV n the fcTowiiii!
described lans, to-wit.
In Back Swn.np Towr?hip, nfore-.tic d in
ty of Robeson, brfln; pmtkuur'v urecriiwd
as follow :
First Tract: 'oi-tVt of I'.nek Pwnmp,
beginning at n .'inke in Xh ; er idpe of Tur
key Branch in the line 'of a 109 ncre rvrvey
of Jacob Odom. and runs as a line of said
survey South 60 West, 20.75 chains to a pine
stump by two pines ; then r.orth CO west, S
chains to a water oak and sweet gum ; then
South 23 West, 7.50 chains to a stake by a
pine and lightwood stump in the edge of Back
Swamp; then down the eastern edge of saitl
swamp about 50 chains to a maple and black
gum at the lower end cf the bland or the
fork of the' swamp and branch ; then North 42
East, 11.75 chains to a sweet gum and white
oak blown up on the east side of Turkey
Branch : then up the various courses of the
edge of the branch to the beginning, contain
ing 69 acres, more or less, being the same
land conveyed to James Thompson and wife
by James P Smith and wife by deed dated
December 12th. 1867.
SECOND TRACT: Ob the South, of Lum
ber River between Turkey Branch and Back
Swamp and bounded as follows: Beginning
at a large cypress in Back Swamp in J. P.
Barnes line and runs South 89 1-2 Wast 18.91
chains to a stake by a water oak. a manle
and black gum ; then North 28 1-4 East. 4 75
chains to a pine then north 48 East 81.24
chains to black gum in the run of 'Turkey
Branch ; thence down said branch South 22
East. 12.50 chains to a stake by two ash
trees and two black gums; thence Sooth 28
West. 4 chains to a stake by three pines
thence North 89 West 9.60 chains to a dead
post oak : thence South 25 West, 11.80 chains
to the beginning, containing 28 1-4 acres
more or less, being same land conveyed to
James Thompson by Dougal McCormick and
wife by deed dated March 19th. 1872 and re
corded in book LL, page 153, office of Register
of Deeds Robeson County
The above named defendants will also take
notice that they have an interest in the tim
ber and extension price of the same, on ac
count of ,the fact that they are heirs at law
of James Thompson and Mariah Thompson,
d ceased.
t The defendants will further take notice that
they are required to -appear at the office of
the Clerk or the Superior Court of Robeson
county at Lumberton North Carolina on the
25th dry of October,' 1920, and answer or de
mur to the complaint, filed in said action in
the office of the Clerk of the Sniwrinr r.nn-
j and let them take notice that if they fail to
answer uie said complaint' or demur thereto
within tv,-enty days from said date, the plain
tiff will apply to the court for relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated this 23rd day of September, 1920.
C. B. SKIPPER,
Clerk Superior Court.
McLean. Varser. McLean A Stacy,
Attys. for plaintiff 9 27 4 Mon.
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BREAD!
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on your table. .
' See that Tour children eat , more
Dread at : meals and between meals.
Watch them grow rosier and stur
dier. . -- .-..
Teach them the value of the
world's greatest food.
Bread is your ' Best" . Food Eat
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if immnslnnegs.
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The Kind That Readily Appeal
to Judges of Values. Ah first
class goods No seconds.
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Big lot Men's Serge and Worsted Suits $40 to $50 val
ues, price $30 to $40.
A large assortment Boys' Suits, prices $7 to $22.
A wonderful assortment Extra Trousers for Men & Boys.
Shoes.
Our fall stock of Packard and Long Wear Shoes re
cently received. It will pay you to look them over.
Hats aedl Caps.
Fine Felt Hats in all styles and colors $2.50 to $8.00
The latest thing in Men's Cloth Hats 3.50 to 4.50
A very Pretty Lot Caps 1.00 to 2.75
Uedewear.
o A complete line of both Fleeced and Spring Needle
o snirts, urawers, ana union buits tor Men and Boys.
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LUMBERTON, N. C.
Anctmn Sme
116 Acres of the W. C. Powell
place near Union Chapel
WEDNESDAY,
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On the premises at lO o'clock
This property is 3 1-2 miles from Buie, N.
C. near Union Chapel Indian School where
the. chicken road crosses the Buie and Lum
berton road. It is subdivided into 10 to 20
acre farms, about 30 acres cleared, one good
3 room house. Every tract has good road
frontage. It is also near white church and
school at Oak Grove.
Money Given
Brass Band.
Easy Terms.
Away.
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Pate-Gibson Land Company
Red Springs, N. C.
more of it.
GOOD BREAD
"The bread that bands."
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Lumberton, N. C.
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