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V, MARCH 13,. 1940 | FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB ' nWK. c. Fei :us was the The Friday Nisrht pi,,k . , . M, the tenioon at the the home of Mrs.^Lex Jones" M * - the Woman's Evelyn Loughlln won high sS oicK afternoon, prize. an attractive neckiL? ?* campaign Mrs. T. H. Griffia 25 H! ?,,e Women's bingo prize, a box of oi P: Fergus gave an tissue. of c,eansmi " -Oimative talk 1 Mrs. Jones served hoi o^B a - evention, and chicken salad and tea riZ : ''-heated that were there are.- MesdSes t rutK." t0 cancer Dixon, t. h. r.iff.c ?.Loui ^B.' v than a few Newton, Bill Oberioha harIe B phasized the Misses Evelyn Loneh, ' an' orH;; bp cured if Woodside and Emma Lou H?bb! )re^Kt:'.< help is secured in son. ' 11 barrel __ S Harrison was ac- 'COUPLE CT I'R B; nember of the iniSmtai lv=1,er. who is terta'ined''th^'r' hridi W"ing: en ic|^"' ' :'or tlle Better Tuesday night Mrs rn ?' .r* :.' - urged that the nigh scorer for tie' Wa ic?-v: ? was decided Mrs. H T St Veo nn< tw^BV-'' project of the!prize. ' Geor*e Won Mng< suxaisivKz"srhments werp -? )eK city to erect names and Mrs H T^'ef C"l,pIes: Mt * "* land Mrs.' L c ' Fern^T' mrm P , Jf" Th?mas ?. George, Mr 2 Jm I rs- L. T. Tasked and nfj .u S a X throp was de-l Styf0n' of he7 ;PINOCHLE CLLi~ Kenneth Kinsler was Mrs r w~~d 7~ m ^ " TW.-o IomQ. Ij VI HVI X aiUViUC \<1UU. WU1I1V > -.ton bingoed and Oarr w-ftn high score prize, a bo: - intion prize, a of soap. Mrs. H. T. St. Georgi bingoed and received a tabli - served delicious cloth and napkin set. and cot fee to the Coca Colas and sandwiches weri P. Sutton. Ken- served to the following guests i >r Davis. Vien- Mesdames D. M. Davis. Wile; J .i*. Thompson. Wells. H. T. St. George. J. Arth William Wells and ur Dosher, J. W. Thompson I ."illis. James Carr, and L. T. Yaskell. PURN t ' A.%'; > THERE'S EXTRA ' .TASTE MILD ! FLAVOR AND y?f|gk&| ' . . J EXTRA SMCXING ' f ntory tests, j sa ^ j FOR EXTRA MILDNESS. EXTRA 23 : slower j d COOLNESS. EXTRA FLAVOR:h?l5ocherof || brands tested JV& A9 B?i @ H : ;i. :n. That |' J* f " A Ril L I gc.asmolrin* .v^a S\!y 3 MOKES "PERPACK/ SLOW'BSccoCs?STL,ER IU GAM PAY ?kiri whiA ~~ ~~~ | ^flj pftwofrrs ? mflftST AGAIN/'" 3 ?ot? in SAlls , OUT OF THE LAST 9 YEARS we /f. T/uj It-Buy It! Vggg K/more Motor C J Bolivia, North Car * 1?I ! CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. Prince O'Brien was host ess on Thursday afternoon to he bridge club. Mrs. Carl Gunnersoi j received high score prize, a love ly tea pot. Mrs. 0rmand Butle hingoed and received a caki plate. Mrs. O'Brien served congealei n fruit salad and coffee to he s | guests who were: Mesdames Or e mond Butler, C. C. Cannon, Cat j Gunnerson, J. D. Sutton, Richari e: Brendle. I. B. Bussells, and Mabe ^ | Marran. J CIRCLE MEETING 0 I s Circle No. 3 of Trinity Meth s j odist church had a most enjoy j | able meeting on Monday nigh e 1 in the home of Mrs. Thomas St George with Miss Lottie Mai '"Newton as joint hostess. A largi ! number of members were present Mrs. M. R. Sanders gave thi 1 principal talk of the evening, i sketch of the life and work o Miss Isabella Thoburn, pioneer o _ education for women in India, j | At the conclusion of the busi J ness a delightful social was held | A shamrock hunt was won b; Mrs. Elsket St. George and i St. Patrick's contest was won b; ,' Mrs. James Harper. JI The hostess served deliciou: i punch and cake, the napkins am I color of the refreshments carry |ing out the St. Patricks theme I THURSDAY CLUB si Mrs. William Styron was host 5 ess on Thursday afternoon t< s members of her bridge club. Mrs . J. W. Ruark was high score: 3 and received a glass ice bucke ^ with tongs. Mrs. H. T. St. George bingoet ' for consolation to receive a se i of glass ash trays in shapes o : the four suits. Mrs. Styron served deliciou; cake with coffee. Those who were there are i. Mesuames R. I. Mintz, Rober Thompson, L. T. Yaskell, W. R McAuley. H. W. Hood, J. W Ruark. L. C. Fergus, Willian Wells, James Carr, H. T. St Goerge, M. C. Sanders, and Mis: Hazel Young. BIIIDGEIIOSTESS The Thursday night bridg< club met with Mrs. Wiley Wells High scorer for the evening was the hostess and Miss Hazel Youn? bingoed for consolation. Mrs. Wells served delicious chocolate blanc mange with cak< and coca cola to the followini | guests: Mesdanies Robert Thomp' son, Fred Willing, Allen C. Ewing, G. W. McGlamery, Louis Dixon, William Jorgensen, Roi McKeithan, James Harper, ant Misses Leila Hubbard, Evelyi Loughlin and Hazel Young. UNDERGOES OPERATION Mrs. Alec Lind was carried tc James Walker Memorial Hospital Wilmington, on Monday for ar operation Tuesday. Friends wil be glad to know that she with stood the operation satisfactorily rM0RE| r 'jMlva t?jipBii[>)7*i^^^^^B^^B 659 I MASTER 85 ? BUSINESS COUPE | ?r models slightly higher [iff. models priced at Flint, Pjf higan. Transportation k? ed on rail rates, state p local taxes (if any), I ional equipment and sssories?extra. Prices 1,'^ ect to change without H Company olina THE STATE PORT PILOT PRESIDENT I r | Miss Gladys Dozier has return- 8 n! ed to Columbia, S. C., after (spending the past 10 days here r j with her sisters, Misses Edna and e I Margaret Dozier. t j Mrs. Athalia St. George has d ,j returned from Washington where j jr j she visited her daughter, Mrs. S.: _ i H. Robbins, last week. Mrs. Eliza- ( ,j beth Gilbert also went to Wash- j j ington and has been forced to I ,] remain while recovering from a 1 ? throat infection. j , Mrs. Fred S. Covington of Atlanta, Ga., and Merritt Moore of Morgan City, La., are visiting ' relatives here. W. D. McCaig, Mrs. Emma c j j Walker and Mrs. Charles Dickin- a | son of Wilmington were visitors 11 " j here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mintz, Fred a Mintz and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy ^ " j Mintz of Shallotte spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. R. ^ *, I. 'Mintz. f j Harper Vitou is spending a 10day vacation here with his mother, Mrs. Annie K. Vitou. Mrs. W. A. Kopp and children . of Bolivia spent Monday with ^ Mrs. C. Ed Taylor. i" NEWS 1: BRIEFS ,i , s: - ? j MEET THURSDAY ? r The King's Daughters will meet p t Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock p at the home of Mrs. K. Tobiasen. n 3 c t HOSPITAL PATIENT |0 f Mrs. Walton of Bolivia was admitted Tuesday as a medical pa- e 3 tient at Dosher Memorial Hos- C1 pital. w t -MEDICAL PATIENT N E. J. McGuire, employee of the Hill Dredging Co., was admitted w 3 as a medical patient at Dosher b -' Memorial Hospital Tuesday. ir 3 I ei INFANT ILL n Anita Sellers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sellers, of Bolivia was admitted as a medical pati : ent at Dosher Memorial Hospital Wednesday. 3 . 1 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larsen an' nounce the birth of a daughter, s Donna Jane, Sunday, March 10, f at Dosher Memorial Hospital. ANNOUNCE BIRTH t [ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fillingim r {of Southport announce the birth 1 of a daughter at Dosher Memorial l; Hospital on Sunday, March 10. APPENDECTOMYMiss Maragret Coleman of Ash 1 under went an operation for the removal of her appendix Sunday J at Dosher Memorial Hospital. SURGICAL PATIENT Mrs. Clyde Hewett of Supply i was admitted to Dosher Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient Sunday. ANOTHER SALE Members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Phillips Episcopal church are sponsoring a cake M )! !! ? _ N I it The Brunswi It Review will mee J| days for the purt ! t year 1940. Ii >1 | [ North West an | j Monday, ft* it j [ Smithville and j j Wednesday 1! j; Shallotte and V IS ' Friday, it I! ) I The board shall, < | or control property a: ; j- the valuation of such I [ rect errors in the nai I I but shall not increase | property, except whe !; been sub-divided, or i i I been added or remo1 j circumstance has affe it I! Willis II II II n II l It iotitBimimitmtKn / . SOUTHPORT. N. C. nd pie sale in the old Northrop uilding Saturday -afternoon, be-, inning at 2 o'clock. IN" HOSPITAL T. T. Browning, member of the rew of the U. S. E. Dredge lenry Bacon, was admitted Mon- i ay as a medical patient at >osher Memorial Hospital. CAKE AND PIE SALE The Junior King's Daughters re having a cake and pie sale Saturday afternoon at Honnie Jdridge's Meat Market. 'OLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT To my friends and fellow Demorats of Brunswick: I hereby nnounce my candidacy for office i the coming May Primary, lany of you will remember me s a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds four years ago. his announcement is to ask for our kind support once more. BURNICE RUSS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM It is now time that the voice f the people be heard in the ind, that the political force of he people who are free be felt t the primaries and election. In his the Republicans have a part, he privilege of a part, and as ever before must free people peak out, even in Brunswick lounty. It is now clear to the Brunswick County voter that our peole are not to be given any reef from increasing taxes and eavy burden of carrying inreased employees at the hands f the present administration. It is now clear that the New leal nartv. called the Demo ratic party, is chiefly concerned dth holding- on to fat political Tan wanted. Good nearby Rawleigh Route now open. If filling to conduct Home Service usiness while earning good livig, write immediately. Rawligh's, Dept. ncc-211-45, Rich-1 lond, Va. ' PLAN We have them immediate delivery plow parts you need stock. G. W. Kir SUPPL OTICI rb Cnuntv Board of h " '**" - r / iw the court house t )ose of reviewing the d Town Creek Town: larch 18th, 9:00 a. m. Lockwoods Folly Toy 7, March 20th, 9:00 a. V'accamaw Townships irch 22nd, 9:00 a. m. t on request, hear any and all ssessed for taxation in the property or the property ( nes of persons, in the desc ! or reduce the assessed V? ire errors have occurred, 1 vhere something of value o yed from same, or where cted same. im Jorge rAX SUPERVISOR jobs, rather than showing any i particular concern about good, i economical government. ^ The o"ice-holding aggregation i seem manifestly indifferent to the mounting cost of county govern- < ment, and it is they who seem < to shape the policies, not the peo- i pie. They presume to be the ' masters, not the servants. Their i ideals seem far removed from : that of the old line Democratic < party when it stood for economy ' and local self-government, both ' of which principles have been ' fiercely violated, and the cause ] of real democracy has been sacrificed upon the altar of selfish 1 greed. i Brunswick County people have seen tax values raised on their real estate 25%, on one-fourth j' in one year, bringing calamity |' on many and discouraging the young man who is disposed to earn and to strive for a home. | The only hope is for the voters ' j to bring about a change. The Republican party, organized and : ready, offers the opportunity in this election. Certainly the bene! ficiaries will not reform, and it ; is now clear that relief is not to come through those real Democrats in the county who are opposed to what has been imposed upon them, because no leader has come out to organize that opposition inside that party, leaving the Republican party the only force to work with to bring about a change. At the present time the extra tax money to the county is being absorbed in less worthy ways than for old age assistance arid 1 other worthy social purposes, and ' the chief fault lies in the in- 1 crease in salaries and the increased number of employees. 1 Voters in Brunswick can make themselves felt, even in this com-1 paign, to put county business in better order. Salaries and compensation to officers and employees in Brunswick is higher than the county is able to carry. We must stand for a less expensive county government. We attack the unworthy measures put through the last Legis-! lature in extending the term of office for certain men elected, imposing upon the county the serv TERS in stock, ready for . Other plows and I are also carried in i < by & Son Y, N. C. I ????? i naHHaaaHHHHHHHM | i I' !! ! 71 i -i 1 1 ! ?* i ; 1 ! j I J Equalization and j 1 m the following tax lists for the j I ships:? to 5:00 p. m. I vnships:? * j m. to 5:00 p. m. jI I. ) ): o 5:00 p. m. ) i I taxpayers who own J j county in respect to >f others?shall cor- i [ ription of property; j 1 iluation of any real where property has ) I f $100 or more has some extraordinary j! 1! ) \ II ill nson ii ii ices of certain persons, as officers ol< ivho were not chosen, by. tfie vot- "w era for any such terms. This was ? autocratic, it was not democratic, j J'] It shows a disregard of the rights! S' >f the voters, a fear of the vot-1 g ers. Be it said to credit of some' co few leaders in the majority par- j,, ty that they fought the passage! St jf the act. It is a sample of the New Deal methods, and is thor- H DUghly in line with much of the j? New Deal idea of a government. J The Republican party offers the1 <.0 jnly possible opportunity for the al people of this county to register.) their disapproval of such over- 13 banded manipulations of public _i affairs. Therefore, the Republican Party of Brunswick County in Convention assembled, adopts the following planks as the major objectives to work for now: 1. A proper re-valuation of real ar property and a fair tax rate to i>> encourage home ownership. 2. A revision of the salary m' schedule for the county officers and the various appointees in \v the service of the county, includ- ^ ing the elimination of unessential n employees. jjf. 3. Demand that the extension of of terms of offic; by the last legis- ft\ lature be disregarded in order es that these beneficiaries may face {," the voters; and that if they re- ai fuse to resign and make vacan- $ cies to be filled in the approach- to ing election, that we work to $ procure an act of the Legislature lit that will grant proper relief by c< giving to the voters an election. ?4. That we work for clean >elections and against questionable practices that tend to de- oo stroy free choice and free election to any legally qualified vot- ti er t3 Pi A. L. Lewis wi Lonnie Evans W. L. Swain th (Paid Political Adv.) JJJ i)i UtktitMM niMVAVhVi n ...V?g|jy rf" JUST A FEW DROPS I | ff REIIEVE HEAD COLD STUFFINESS ^ ' be WANT ADS I Ul IV ANTED: To sell or trade for anything used pianos. Drop us "J 1 card. Southport Music House, Rtl 3outhport, N. C. 2-28-tf-c j>? WANTED: To make demonstra- of tion right in your own home jjl vith a BALDWIN-made piano, th Modern in every detail. Write us [jj i card. Easy terms. Three years re! to pay. Southport Music House, -r Southport, N. C. 2-28-tf-c I. So LEGALS SS . t y FORECLOSURE NOTICE nj Notice Is hereby given that by JJj virtue of a decree of the Superior ^ L'ourt of Brunswick County, N. C., wj iated the 6th. day of February mi 1940, in an action entitled "Brunswick County versus C. C. Greer and 0f Wife If Any," the undersigned oomnisioner will expose at public auction 3. sale to the highest bidder for cash )it the 1st. day of April. 1940, at 12:00 o'clock A. M., at the Courtiouse door, Southport, N. C., to satis- wl fy the decree of said court to en- Bi force the payment of $132.40, the fol- no owing described real estate, located go n Town Creek Township, Brunswick qu wOunty. X. C., bounded and described an is follows: ag FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a pr line Stump, Sam Hii.es corner of on he South side of State Highway Xo. no 10, same benig witnessed by two er ;>ostoak8 and runs thence Northwardly with the said Highway 6!J4 feet to an iron corner thence South >1 degrees and 45 nUn. East 435 feet 3-! Tossing a gum pond to a small ? ilaekgum; thence South 487 feet to i spruce pine in the Viola and Lee hlankins line; thence North 51 de- of frees 46 min. West 300 feet to an lal ron peg, C. C. Greer's corner: thence Cf North 66 degrees East 115 fee' with all Z C. Greer's line to the East por- reler of C. C. Greer's 1 acre tract; np thence North 61 degrees 45 min. ?*? Cast to Sam Hines corner: thence ?p North 66 degrees East 218 Feet with 3am Hines Line to Sam Hines Cor per; thence North 51 degrees id ?? min. VVeet with Sam Hines Line 210 ha Feet to the first station, containing 1 acres more or less, according to i. survey made by J. B. Atkinson , I ulv 2nd. 1039. * < SECOND TRACT: Beginning at an ? ron corner of a one acre tract belonging to Sam Hines on the South dde of the State Highway; runs , South 51 degrees 45 minutes East ?! with Sara Hines line and continuing { '' ;o an iron corner on an old tarkiln :>ed; thence South 66 degrees West LIB feet to an iron corner of a 4 Jf" tore tract belonging to Joe John- ?? ion; thence North 51 degrees 46 minutes West 432 Feet with Joe John- ' ' ton's line to hlB corner a sweet gum jn the aforesaid State Highway; hence with said State Highway to mi :he point of beginning, containing sc 5ne acre more or less. t0 FOURTH TRACT: BEGINNING at he t stake on the edge of Rattlesnake a" Branch Julius Wilson's corner, runs en thence with his line about North 33 Ll legrees East 110 I Kites to a stake in Scott Patrick's line; thence North 80 legrees West about 140 poles to a IO pine in Galloway's corner: thence south 13 East 141 poles to said Rat- J"? llesnake Branch, said J. D. Gallo- 5? way's line: thence with the edge of w said Branch to the beginning, cor- ? taining 34 acres more or less. And all other lands owntd by C. C. Greer And Wife If Any, Brunswick County. North Carolina. All sales subject to report to and , confirmation by the Court. Ten days allowed for raise of bid before re- import made. Cash to be paid at sale " This the 28th, day of February, 1940. SI S. B. Frink, Commissioner. 3-27-c [JJ FORECLOSURE NOTICE ~ , Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree or the Superior o, Court of Brunswick County, N. C? dated the 1st day of January, 1940. 3. in an action entitled "Brunswick _ County versus J. H. Evans And Wife Roena Evans," the undersigned commissioner will expose at public auc- ol tlon sale to the highest bidder for 4, cash on the 1st. day of April, 1940. v at 12:00 o'clock A. St. at the Court- A house door, Southport, N. C? to satis- ei fy the decree of said court to enforce t! the payment of 3154.10, the following N described real 'estate, located in f LockwoOds Folly Township, Bruns- p wick County, N. C? bounded and described as follows: w BEGINNING at a stake In Caesar Evan's West line Morris Evans corner .runs thence North 30 decrees I W. 629 feet to a stake near the 3 A.I PAGE THREE -~ 11 r d Tarkihi bed, Caesar Evan's and 1 D. Heave? corner; runs tftence ith said Reaves line N. 10 degrees ust 222 feet to J. R. Evan's corner: . ence Eastwardly with said Evan's* r? he to the Run Of Pinch Cut * vamp: thence down the various? ? urses of the run thereof to a 9mal! ranch;, thence op the various urses of the run thereof it belnp orris Evans line to near the MiWl ?ad thereof to a gum corner; thence>uth 86 degrees w. 510 feet to the'* ilnf of beginning, containing by timation ?5 acres more or less. ,_.f. And all other lands owned by J. . Evan's and wife Hoena Evans, Lock woods Folly Township, iir:uns- . ick County. North Carolina. -ariu All sales subject to report to anjl XI5 nfirmation by the Court. Ten days lowed for raise of bid l>efore report'ITHT ade. Cash to be paid at sale. This the 28th day of February, ? 40. S. R .Frlnk. Comrpigsioner. 5,-27-c NOTICE OF St. RV ICE OF SIMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN' THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE* CLEltK STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF B HUNS WICK R. S. McKeithan. Administrator Vs. Alice Ottoway McKeithan, Et Al. The defendants, Royal MnuUsby id wife, ...... k ..w.... Maultsrt Roy Ottoway: ... Ltoway. the widow of Marion r ay, deceased: Howard Ottoway, Elore Ottoway; Irene McAinch and ir husband McAincht [ ( tlna Evans and her husband. W. '. Evans will take notice that an, ;(?'{ ition entitled above has been comenccd in the Superior Court of runswick County, N. C., by the Iministrator of Thomas S. Otto- fj ay, Deceased, to sell the real estate said intestate in which they have , i interest for the purpose of. paytr trie debts filed ncainst the said tate, and the defendants above imed will further take notice that j ch and every one is required to >pear in the office of the Clerk of ,, e superior Court within (30) days ter the -8th. day of February, lmo answer or demur to the com* aint in said action or the plaintiff i ill apply to the court for the rd * ?f demanded in the petition. . .i S. T. Berinett, Clerk Superior1'-"' )urt, Brunswick County, N. C. 20-c 1 " OTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST j , Under and by virtue of authority ? ntained in a certain Deed of Trust , , . ecuted by P. C. Tharp and Sallie > 1'' larp. his wife, to Robert W. Davis, ustee, on the 8th, day of August. 1- * 38. recorded in Book No. 58, at ige No. 393. Registry of Brunsick County. North Carolina, Default . < tving been made In the payments! I the indebtedness secured thereby, e undersigned substitute trustee, ilfJfll iving been substituted to the rl^ht ia amies 01 me stuu iwucn ??. ivls, .is provided by law, will offer r sale, at public auction for cash. I (It the Courthouse door in Brunswick , >unty, on the 18th day of March, I D > 40, at twelve o'clock noon, all that rtain lot or parcel of land located the City of South port, Brunswick >unty. State of North Carolina, and 'I.I scribed and defined as follows: FIRST TRACT: Adjoining the i'j/9 rids of J. C. Wlswell, J. A. Pullan, dependant Or<ler of Odd Fellows v I) IJf id others, bounded as follows, vi/: Commencing at a point on the s.tOR ist side of Howe Street 132 feet ?m the Northeast corner of Howe id Bay Streets, runs thence East feet to the West line of Rot No. . \A ; thence South along the line of >> ? v )t No. 11. Twenty-five (2D) feet; ence about West 66 feet to the line of Howe Street; thence jrth along the East line of Howe J j reet 25 feet to the beginning, and . i Ing a portion of Lot No. 10. nc- v' rding to the Official Plan of the . ^ ty of Southport. North Carolina. ill SECOND TRACT: Beginning at r. e Southeastern corner of E. A. ''' ' issom's adjoining lot. runs thence istwardly 40 feet to a stake; '*> '* ence the same width in a Northirdly direction 355 feel to an alley; ''* ! ence Westwardly 10 feet to a ike; thence the sAme width and rallel with E. A. Crissom's ndining Lot Southwardly 355 feet to e Beginning, and being a portion , the lot formerly owned by Drew id Davis, and known as Lot No. 3, ,.j the Francis Morse Estate, and ' e same lot conveyed to J. 1. ,. . 't out by E. F. Davis by deed bearer date of February. 24th, 1905, and >f:j corded in Book W. W., at page et seq., records of Brunswick 1 unty, and the same conveyed to ' J. Sternherger by the Bank of : < 1 uthport, N. C., as will more fully pear by reference to Book 2, ut | .ge 207, records of Brunswick Coun. and being the same that was ....P.k nveyed to P. C. Tharp. by Seldeti BUU-J dmar and wife, by deed dated 1st, . ... y of February, 1922. and duly re- " '?'. rded in Book 37, at page 63. to lich reference is hereby especially 'C>hJG MM. . ad Dated and posted this 17th day February. 1910. ? S. B. Frink, Substitute Trustee. ' 13-c 7/911 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE , Having qualified as executor of the ' Oil! 11 of Miss Kate Evans, late of unswick County. North Carolina, ' ?>9 tice is hereby given that all, per- ,. ns indebted to the estate are re- Oil J estod to make immediate payment; jd that all, persons who have claims 'Off ;ainst the estate are required to esent the same to the undersigned or before February 7, 1941. or tills tfee will be pleaded in bar of recov- .0*1 *1 'r'his February 2nd., 1940. E. L. Krahnke. Executor. C .Ed. Taylor. Attorney. nJ'Ja 13-c iKl/O A I)MI.VIST 1 .TOR'S NOTICE Having quallfitd as administrator ?, {? the estate of Thomas S. Ottoway, te nt Brunswick County, North > (Offl ,-nHna nntint* ia horebv eiven that ? 1 persons indebted to the estate are quested to make Immediate pay?nt; and that all persons who have . tlms against the estate are reqttlr-M/ t1 to present the same to the undertned administrator, or his attorney, or before the 1st. day of February. 41, or this notice will be pleaded In > r of recovery. . This January 23rd? 1940. 'ill R. S. .McKefthan. Administrator. C. Ed. Taylor. Attorney. /if i-c ' . 0RECI.08URE SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE DEED Under and by virtue of the power sale contained In that certain i i artgage Deed made and executed Newman Babs>on and wife, Myrlie ibson, to J. W. Schwartz. Mortgee, for $125.00, dated the 29th.',; il> y of October, 1937, duly recorded Book G5. at page 90. records of 4jjiQ unswick County, to which referee is hereby especially made. De- , j'1 ult having been made In the paysnt of the indebtedness therein de- <Y. -I ribed, the undersigned E. K. Procr. Executor of J. W. Schwartz, de- 7 ased. will offer for sale at public iction to the highest bidder for JJ/'.f sh at the Courthouse Door In the ty of Southport. and the County: tJltl Br nswick, on .Monday March Us.- 15 ?0. at 12 o'clock noon, the > ij > llowi'ig described piece, lot or tract land lying and being in Bruns- .?|fV/ ick County, North Carolina, and ?unded and described as follows, to Lying and being in Brunswick jjJvffi junty, Waccamaw Township, and eginning at a stake, Anson Babson j. , ie. runs thence S. 59 deg. W. 27 ' >les to a stake in another of Anm Babsons lines: thence with said ' ie S. 82 d es. E. 32 poles to a.?*' f i Cf ake in J. R Phelps line; thence s line N. 20 . dec. E. 18 poles to Lightwood Stump; thence N. 45 ig. w. 18 poles to the beginning, . >ntaining two and three quarters jres. (2^i) more or less. ..T* Dated and posted, this 16th, day J ' February. 1940. E. K. Proctor. Executor of J. W. lJ ?hwartz, Deceased. rLrrr S. B. Frlnk. Attorney. .1U111 i?? ftiii ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE tr?? Having qualified as administrator'' t the estate of A. W. Clemmons. .. . aceased. late of Brunswick county, J" ' orth Carolina, this Is to notify all arsons having claims against the"10" state of the said deceased to exhibit tern to the undersigned at Southport. uwD '. C. on or before the 13th day of ,i ebruary, 1941 or this notice will be: J ^ ' leaded in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate 'lilutj 111 please make Immediate payment. , i This 13th day of February, 1940. "" " S. B. Frlnk, administrator of the fstate of A. w. Clemmons, Deceased. 120-c