H
IgSPAY, MARCH^
J [be Jtiqhtcv
I Ohr J
I : bcautim
past week. The
flit ub to
ined for the
Lt <rf in South
object of
heat of
I tion which
Br ihe other
My: south la dies were
I y bunch of
E> v Where on
E*? ; got them
t yoi itare
I we've
I sort of thing
I nerve enI
t Ruth( Mrs.
I ! a number
r-r of rar.-.ellias which
ii.i ::: tl:> parK on tne
[lie basketball game
ish: She was at the
,"i on arniful by the
ine started.
JOHNSON1
ring invitations have
it and will be of inMrs
Daniel Russell
west the honour of
:e at the marriage
ighter. Alice Lillian,
laid Bruce Warner,
e eleventh of April,
r five o'clock. New
terian church, Winh
Carolina.
;ox
s E W. Wilson, of
junce the marriage
hter. Edith Inez, to
Russ. The marriage
jnday, March 8, at
Judge E. H, Brown
vas attired in a
lit with matching
er corsage was cf
ses.
the son of Mrs.
Ash and is with
:iv at Fort Bragg.
:companied by Miss
Hollis and Hugh
nington.
County farmers
:ks of chicks are
inexpensive lamp
- J. W. Grant, as
[ .'ars: agent of the N.
;; C:'.!ege Extension Servfe
the label on your paper.
HDScS.
lEiior, as most mothers
jViggS
line includes a truck
Lumbering or Trai
1 P. NEWTON A
! Hayne Road
HOE DEI
If you want a p
n' Spring Shoes
?e- new shoe dep
n of sizes and sO
^ children.
>HALL0TTE"
II oh son K
sHallotte,
25, 1942
?ti>e (Of lifr 1|S
^ i ,
ie ed
his
[rlpmn'r Pa
j He
T |lef
Personals
no
i ]
Mrs. Martin McCall spent the an
week-end in Winnsboro, S. C., (|a
with her son, J. W. Jelks, and j
family. Ra
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Smith cn,
spent the week-end with reia- mi
tives in Sumter, S. C. * j
Vance Russ and son, S. V. |jn
{Russ, of Philadelphia, Pa., are j to
i visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Melvin Lewis, Jr., of Nor- j
j folk. Va., is visiting her daugh- y0,
| ter, Mrs. Egan Hubbard, Jr. vis
Mrs. Katherine Leiner, of Wil!
mington, and her sister. Miss (jai
! Bettie Jane Leiner, of Washing- Ba
i ton, D. C., spent the week-end th<
here with Mi-, and Mrs. W. G. an,
Butler. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Full- tw
wood and young son, of Tampa,
Fla., are visiting Mr. Fullwood's gu
mother, Mrs. Ethel Fullwood. an,
Waters Thompson, of Jacksonville,
spent the week-end here on,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter
R. L. Thompson. S01
Bobby Brown spent the week- p0
end in Wilmington with his cousin.
Pat Coward. on;
Julian Southerland, of New ter
Castle, Del., spent the past week ]
here with his mother, Mis. Lizzie Be
i Southerland. Wi1
Mi's. S. J. Frink, of Shallotte, ]
visited relatives here last week, jttt
Mr. and Mrs. John Fullwood sp(
and children, of Wilmington. | gai
j spent the week-end here with j
' Mrs. Ethel Fullwood.
' Mrs. C. C. Russ and daughter.
: Miss Eleanor Russ, of Wilming- n I
1 ton, visited friends here Sunday, it j
Capt Lee Hewett has returned "
; to New Castle, Del., after spending
the past week here with his ^
family. Mil
j Mr. and Mrs. John F. Potter sor
'had as their guest last week Mr. ]an
'and Mrs. John Strickland and
daughter, Margaret Anne, of
Miami, Fla. (
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith, of lie
Wilmington, spent Sunday here "G<
with Mrs. Lizzie Southerland.
Mrs. Ashley Tolar left Satur- (
day for Washington, where she j inti
1 wiil visit relatives for a few j
days. ] C
WO!
Winnabow News
c
WINNABOW, Mar. 25.?John- Sui
nie Harell. of Rose Hill, visited Yoi
Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Henry Wed- He
j nesday evening. tiot
Miss Elizabeth Lewis returned the
, to resume studies at East Caro- Fel
Tlina Teachers College. Greenville, c
:N. C.. after spending the spring c'aj
holidays here with her parents, hel
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Lewis. We Shi
are very proud to know she was We
I on the honor roll this month. Thi
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Withrow ?fc
land little son John David, of 0<
cpr
I Kenly. N. C., spent Tuesday night
I with the Reids. ,,,,
W/
TTrmmmmm s*
lLL*SSBIBS3IH0 ice
ar(?
to suit your use, whether for, 1
nsfer. P01
MACHINERY CO. *rr(
WILMINGTON, N. C. po,
PARTMENT II
air of snappy looking |j ^
for Easter, visit our Ish!
jan<
artment. Wide selec- I
Icul
JH r
>des for men, women j ing
I on
II Ian
rRADING CO. |p
I a
irby, Prop. I ua
- - - N. C. I
50
Mrs. Hattie Galloway, of Supr,
spent Wednesday with Mrs.
a Skipper.
lames Padgett, who is station?in
Guam, is at home visiting
t parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
dgett.
Miss Elizabeth Henry and A. P.
nry, Jr., and Jamess Galloway
t Thursday morning for Banner
ks, N. C., A. P. Jr. remained
Lee's McRae College and the
lers returned Saturday afterDn.
Mrs. Ruth McAfee, of Mt. Pleat,
S. C.,1 was a visitor here Friy.
Floy Rabon, of State College,
leigh, N. C.. spent the week1
with his parents, Mr. and
s. F. C. Rabon.
Ray Robbins, who is stationed
Norfolk, Va? arrived Saturday
visit his parents, Mr. and
s. M. E. Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Turner and
ting son, of New Jersey, were
itors here Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Stallings and
lighters Elaine, Peggy and
rbara, of Swansboro, spent
: week-end with W. D. Lewis
J family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Potter and
o daughters Eva Bell and Au>y
Jane, of Charlotte, spent
nday with Mrs. Lila Skipper
tl Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Potter.
The Winnabow Home Demstration
Club met Thursday afnoon
with Mrg. Lillie Rober1.
She gave a shower for the
sher Memorial Hospital,
rhe Town Creek Home Demstration
Club met Monday afnoon
with Mrs. G. L. Skipper.
Miss Laura Akerman, of Acmelco
faculty, spent the week-end
:h the Reids.
Mrs. Vornie Hickman and 2
tie daughters, of Wilmington,
>nt Monday with Misses Ethel
tterjield and Virginia Pope.
Iffl URCffESI;
Town Creek Methodist Charge
nister: Walter Pavy. Zion Par- j
lage, Town Creek (RFT) Le- j
d).
PALM SUNDAY
ZION
Church school 10:00 a. m? Pubworship
at 11 a. m? Sermon:
5ing to Jerusalem."
SHILOH
Church school at 3 p. m. Super;ndent
Penn Benton.
PINEY GROVE
Church school 3 p. m.; public
rship at 3:45 p. m.
BOLIVIA
Church school at 10 a. m.'
lerintendent R. K. McKeithan,
ith Fellowship 7:30 p. ni.; pubworship
at 2 p. m. Presental
of 3-scene drama "Taking off
Tarnish" by Zion Youth
lowship.
Commencing with Palm Sunr,
Holy Week services will be
j as follows: Tuesday, at
loh (D. Y. McGee's home);
dnesday at Zion church,
msday at Bolivia, with the
rament of thf Lord's supper:
>d Friday at Piney Grove. All
vices will be at eight o'clock.
lYSIDE GOSPEL Mission
Sunday, March 29 ? Sunday
tool, 3:00 P. M.?Gospel servr\f\
t-? "Whw
O'.W X~. IU,?ouwjcvv. ????^
the Churches Empty?"
>lan to attend Annual Easter
lrise service, 7:00 A. M.
Special meetings April 5th
ough April 26th, each night
:cept Saturday.)
Speakers?Rev. O. R. Miller, of
lite Oak, N. C., and Rev. HenSchum,
of Charlotte, N. C.
everybody is cordially invited.
ccepts Position
With County Agent
Hiss Susie Sellers, of South t,
has resigned as stenographer
the law firm of Taylor and
;vatte and has accepted a
lition at the County Agent's
ice in Supply.
-I? ...ill fin irannriv rpeent- I
3I1C Will J.ill mv . j
created by the resignation of
s. Egan Hubbard, Jr., who has
ived from Southport to Fayeville.
SHALLOTTE
5CH00L NEWS
\s a departing gesture Mr.
aw arranged a weiner roast
:i invited all his agriculture
idents, their girls and the faty.
rhe roast was at Gause LandStudents
and faculty arrived
auto, truck, boat, bicycle and
the hoof. After clearing all the
id for miles around of timber
roasting-sticks, somebody brilntly
figured that, since roast;
was to be done, it might be
good idea to build a fire. It
s no sooner said than built.
IVith faculty members holding
close lead, the hot-dog race
s on. Several students gradlly
obtained a slight edge by
isting a modest dozen at a
re.
Vfter the preliminary dozen or
had taken the first fierce edge
its hunger, the ^r-owd settled
vn to steady but wholesale
THE STATE PORT PIL
destruction of weiners, soda-pop, j
etc. etc. The piles of food wasted
away to a mere shadow of j
their former selves. The feasters I
gained weight rapidly. '
After everyone had made a j
light meal of a few dozen weiners
apiece, a song was sung to j
Mr. Shaw, whose blush was mis-1
taken for a light-house by ships
at sea. It was difficult to tell
who had the best time?Mr. Shaw
or his guests. Everyone joins res-!
pectfully and whole-heartedly in
saluting Mr. Shaw and hopes j
that some day he can return. His i
departure leaves a void in the |
hearts of one and all.
MILITARY GAME
W. F. Troutman,, history tea- i
cher and coach, has introduced a j
game new to the school called i
"Capture the Flag." In it stu- i
dents are shown the value of |
military tactics and strategy and j
are taught the preliminary steps j
needed for strategy in war. The
game involves a large area of,
wooded land and provides plenty |
of physical exercise as well as j
alertness and quick thinking. i
BOLIVIA I
SCHOOL NEWS
The student piano rehearsal >
preliminary to the annual piano |
recital will be held in the school i
auditorium T u e s d a y evening,1
March 31.
The annual piano recital for j
students will be held in the
school auditorium Tuesday even- j
ing, April 6. at S o'clock. The |
public is cordially invited to at-1
tend this entertainment.
The glee club is working on an
original operetta. "The Old
South." which will be presented t
later in the spring. The date for ^
Hie ontoi'J-Qinmonf hoc not hr?r>n 1
announced at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker and
Miss Marie Hammond of the Bolivia
faculty attended the North
Carolina State Teachers meeting
in Raleigh over the week-end.
Mr. Swindell spent the weekend
with his parents in Washington.
Misses Mattalene McRee an 1 j
Mary Bright spent the week-end |
with Miss Daisy Belle Maultsby.
The Bolivia school is cooperat- j
ing with the farmers of the com- j
munity by running on a shorter- j
day schedule. j1
The annual freshman play will j.
be presented in the school audi- |
torium, Friday evening, April 3,
at nine o'clock. The name of this I,
play is "In the Corner Cupboard." j j
Phone Company
Asked To Save
t
As A Result Of National c
Emergency Certain New Is
Rules Have Been Set Up
To Govern Installation Of 1
Phones c
Acting to save substantial am- \
ounts of critical war materials, 1
the War Producting Board has
limited future expansion of telephone
equipment and services of I
the nation's telephone companies, t
including Southern Bell.
The order will affect Southern
Bell's operations in this area,
Manager Smith said today, but j
does not apply to expansion now j
in progress or to services requir- [
ed by the armed forces, Mr. j
Smith said:
"We will comply with the or- :
der by doing our utmost in ev- j (
ery our utmost in every respect r
to achieve the desired results in v
saving mat' rials. c
"The overall service to the na- 1
tion will still be more adequate 8
than that anywhere else in the .
world. I
"We will endeavor to administer
the order as equitably
as possible and with the least inconvenience
to the public. All
types of intruments and services
will not be available as heretofore.
The public, however, has always
cooperated in getting the 1
best possible service out of the j
available facilities, and a con-1
tinuation of the cooperation will
be doubly helpful in these times." j
The order was issued March 3, j
effective upon announcement. j
FOR
If you want to lo<
ter Sunday and the
new outfit looks too Ii
and let us show you s
dress materials we )
can look your best a
usual cost if you mal
outfit this year.
G- W- KIRB
Supply,
Despite a shortage of labor
and other drawbacks. Wayne
County farmers are not neglecting
terracing their land, reports
D. J. Murray, assistant farm agent.
WANT ADS
K.ATHERINE-K foundation garments.
Supporting Belts?priced
lower than any on the market
for similar quality?serviced ?
sold by Mrs. G. L. Norment,
Box 861. Southport, N. C. 3-25*
RUBBER SHEETING: We have
a quantity of high quality material
of this kind on hand.
RUARKS, Southport, N. C.
FOR SALE?10(1 one-gallon jugs,
Ten-cents each, three for 25cents.
Watson's Pharmacy,
Southport. N. C.
NOTICE
This is to notify the public that
on and after this date, March
7th, 1942, I will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by
anyone other than myself in person.
W. B. FOUNTAIN
P. O. Box 656, Norfolk. Va.
FOR RENT: Three desirable offices
located in brick building in
main business district. See. phone
or write James M. Harper, Jr.,
Southport, N. C.
N (I T i < K
STATE"OF NORTH CAROLINA
COl'NTV OK BRUNSWICK
L'wler and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain mortgage
executed by Saiuly Harrison
ami wife. Klin Harrison, to J. N".
1 {rooks, dated .January 1. 1020. ami
recorded in book 3.1. page 3.11. in tin
Office of the Register of I >eeds of
Brunswick County. North Carolina,
default having been made in tin
payment of the indebtedness thereby
secured and said mortgage being by
the terms thereof subject to foreclosure.
the undersigned A. Al. Ab-Koy
and D. Vaughn Allen, duly qualified
ami acting receivers of .J. W. I '.rook?
mortgagee, will offer foi sale at publie
auction to the highest bidder foi
cash at the courthouse door in Southport,
X. t\. at noon on the 13th day
of April. 1012. the property conveyed
ill said mortgage, the same lying ami
being in the County of Brunswick,
Slnla of Vni'tli i ' ? i nliiiri ill TnU II
nination for coroner of Brunsvick
county, subject to the will
>f the voters in the May prinary.
I will appreciate your vote
md influence.
JOHN G. CAISON
CLEAN UP . . .
PRESS UP
FOR EASTER
SOUTHPORT
CLEANERS
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
VSTER
ak your best on Easprice
of a complete
arge to you, come in
orne of the beautiful
heivc in stock. Yotl
...
t a fraction of the
<e your own Easter
Y & SONS
- N. C. . j
OT. SOUTHPORT, N. C.
The order?titled, General Con-;
servation Order L-50 ? among I
ither provisions, curtails instal-1
ations of luxury types of tele-j
ohones in business offices and!
louseholds. It requires telephone i
:ompanies to refrain from future J
:onverion of manual offices to i
lial offices and replacement of
nanuai private branch exchanges
iy dial exchanges, and installa:ion
of extension telephones in
private homes, unless they are
issential for public health and
safety.
The nation wide program, bas-!
id upon recommendations recent-1
y made by the Defense Convuni-'
rations Board, is designed to'
save annually approximately 35,iOO
tons of lead, 29,000 tons of j
ron and steel, 29500 tons of
:opper, 650 tons of zinc, 540 tons!
>f crude rubber, and large am-1
>unts of other scrace materials [
d tally needed in the war effort.
Under the terms of the order,
vhich does not apply to tele>hone
installations for the offi:ial
use of the armed services,
xcept installation of handsets to
"eplace wall and desk types,
rampanies estimating mateiral j
equirements for installation of
lew facilities or equipment or exlaeaion
of existing facilities are
equired to limit their margins
or expected growth of service
equirements to a maximum of
;hree years. This is designed to
nevent use of materials for longrange
estimates of future requirenents
and constitutes a drastic
ihange in present engineering
iractices.
In addition to growth margin
imitations, the order requires all
eiepnone companies, umess otnmvi.se
authorized by WPB, to?
1. Discontinue the conversion of
nanuai offices to dial offices, or
he conversion of one type of i
nanuai office to another type. j
2. Discontinue the replacement I
>f manual private branch ex:hanges
by dial exchanges.
3. Discontinue the replacement
if existing wall and desk types
if subscribers' instruments with
land-sets, except in any instance
vhcre any such subcriber's initrument-is
beyond repair.
4. Discontinue the installation
if extension telephones in residences
except when such exten
lions are necessary for use of I
hose who are charged with re-1
iponsibilities for the public
lealth, welfare or security.
5. Employ party-line service in
hose instances where party-line
nstallation will conserve scarce
ind critical materials.
6. Discontinue replacements or
idditions to existing plant (equipnent)
for the betterment or reocations
of such plant, except to
epiacements essential to the
naintenance or protection of serdce.
7. Conserve or re-use existing
eiephone equipment and faciliies,
whenever such conservation
>r re-use will reduce the use of
icarce and critical mateirals.
The order, effective immediatey
and in force and until revoked,
Iocs not affect changes in equipnent
or facilities which actually
vere under way at the time of
ts issuance.
Guatemala's 1941 National
i"air was a great success with
lig attendance.
POLITICAL
Announcements
FOR CORONER
I wish to announce my canUrianv
fnr the Democratic no
creek Township, ami more particularly
described as follows:
illiCilX.VINli at a stake on the
West side of Hood's Creek and runt1
thence North SI deg. West 1 36 Pole*
to ri dead pine; thence South 3 deg.
West li!l poles t?? a stake; thence
North J'' deg. ISast 01 poles to a
black gum on the run of said Hood's
Creek; thence down the meanders ol
the run of said Creek, its varioucourses
to the first station, containing
100 acres, more or less, and k
the same land deeded by Robert
Tlirop to .lollii C. Henry by Heed
dated September -Till. 1867, and duly
recordeil in I took of Heeds "W* Pagt
No. 57 records of said County ol
Brunswick. and by the said John C,
Henry by Deed io Alex Sue, dated
April 6th, 1878, and duly recorded hi
Book ('(" of Heeds at I'age No,
Still, records of said County of Brunswick;
and by conveyances from said
Alex Sue Ir? William A. Sue by Heed
elated October -5th, 1803. and duly
recorded in a Book of Deeds ".MM"
page No. 51 records of said County,
ami conveyed l?y said W. A. Sue to
ISzekicI Skipper by Heed dated November
1th. 11)01 and duly recorded in
Book of Deeds "WW" at page No]
356 records of said County, all of
which is hereby referred to. and
made a part hereof, and by Mensc
conveyances to l.ydiu A. Cokmau,
and by J F. Coleman and wife,
Lydia A l.'oleman and ISzekid Skipper,
to J. W. Brooks, by Heed dated
October 16th. 1010, and duly recorded
in Book No. 33 at page 350 in the
Office of the Kegistet of Deeds ol
Brunswick County, North Carolina.
This the O'.li dav of .March. 10-13.
A. .M. AlcKOV
D. VACCHN A I,I.ISN.
Receivers of J. W. Brooks
4-8c
NOTI( i: OF ( OM.11 tsstnMllCS
SAt.K
IN THIS SI" PIS It I OK COCKT
STAT IS OF NORTH CAROLINA
COL* NT V OF BRl'NSWICK
JOHN HIS IS It IS PLOW CO.MPANV
vs.
J. A. PC it VIS
Under and by virtue of a judgment
of the Superior Court of Brunswick;
County. North Carolina in the above
entitled action wherein IS. J. ITevnttc
was appointment commissioner to sell
the hereinafter to be described personal
property, I will, on Thursday,
the 36th day of .March. 11M3, at 3 o'clock
P. .M.. at the residence of W.
D. ISvans. in Waccamaw Township,
of said State and County, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the
above entitled judgment. all right,
title and interest in which the said
J. A. Purvis, the defendant, has in
the following described personal property.
to-wit:
"One J. D. .Model L. Tractor Serial
No. 673887
One J,. No. 14 Tra. Cultivator
! *t*x at ?x* xxxxx
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i This the Ith (lay of March. 1012.
] :. j. puhvatti:.
Commissioner
; "NOT1CK OF SAI.K
I'M) K It MOUTt.At.K DEED
ruder and by virtue of authority
I of the power of sale contained in
i that certain mortgage da fed NovemI
her llth. 1010. given by Lyda Wiletis
|tu UarreU's Funeral Home and recjorded
in Monk 7". at page 19.r>, office
i of the Register of Heeds of Urunswjrk
1' County, North Carolina, default having
heeii made in the payment of the
matured note and the* internal thereon.
in order to satisfy the terms of
the mortgage therein reiited. the
undersigned mortgagee will sell the
laud hereinafter described to the
I highest bidder for cash, at the
'; court house door. Southport, North
(Carolina, on the 6th day <?i April.
l!M2 at 12 o'clock noon, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the above referred to, mortgage.
| Said property is bounded and deI
scribed as follows:
hl)(5INNI.N(! (?ii a stake on State
Highway No. Southwardly from
the residence, the Southeast corner of
j Lot No. : runs thence North 84 de'
grees West 7SO feet to the corner of Lot
No. 5, in the Cauble line; runs
No. 5. in the Cauble line;ruji? thence
South 16*? degrees West 277 feet:
theme South iiM-j degrees Fast J52U
j feet to an old gum; thence North 87?^
j degrees East -131 feet to said liigh!way:
thence with the said highway
; North 2 degrees East I ."in feet to the
. RE(51NNIN(?, containing 8'', acres,
(more or less. This being all ol' Lot
I No. ? in the home tract as set out on
1! blue print in the special proceedings
entitled "Emma I. Willetts et af. Re!
port of Commissioners." said map in
| report will be found in Special l'roj
reeding Docket D of Itrutiswick
I!County. North Carolina at page 68.
Dated and posted, this the 3rd day
of March. 1942.
II AKKKI.L ITNEUAL HOME.
| .Mortgagee
TAYLOR & PRKVATTE.
; Attorneys. l-l-C
I OltEt I.USI'ltE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given thai by virtue
of a decree of the Superior Court
of Hrunswick County. N. ('.. dated
? i i-"-i inn ...i
nil' -iiu ii;i,v t'i r rill u.n ,v, I,n., i
, action entitled "Itrunswick County
versus L. I-'. Mollis Kstate." the un.
jdersigned commissioner will expose
at public auction sale to the highest
j bidder for cash on the lith day of
. April. 1M12. at 12:0ft o'clock A. Al? at
' the Courthouse door, Southporl. X.
c . to satisfy the decree of said .court
to enforce the payment 01 ' $3i;7.ftft.
the following described real estate,
located in North West Township.
Urnnswick County. X. (*., hounded
and described as follows:
I 1st. Tract: liKCIXXIXt! at a stake
; at the edge of the yard south from
the kitchen of the late John A1cli:le
home and runs X. 2"!,_ W. 20 poles
! to a stake by a short leaf pine;
I thence X. i>01 j W. 17 poles- to a
I stake in tin* i'. I\. Kegan line, theii'v
X. 2ft K. 7 2-2 poles to a stake ill
i an old line: thence with said line. S.
"?"? ! '. 2u poles to tin* public road at
a small black gum: thence with the
. west edge of said road S. 1 I 10. 12
i poles to a stake in the Megan Hue:
: thence with said lines. 2ft*? \V. !
poles to the beginning containing 2
? ?
REPUI
CONVt
Republican voters c
are called to meet
day, April 9th, 1942
Time, in mass conve
n r*n eft7
! U1 |lC116Vllllg [mi ij
nating a ticket and I
ness as may properl
Owing to conditions
war we plan one co
Precinct meetings \
j convention by the v<
ALL REPUB
INVITED 1
i F. L. LEWIS
CHAS TROr
IMIN
OUTHPOF
ARCH 30 - APRI1
R. &S
iMUSEMENT
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2nd Tr;nt: IIKCINXIXG at the
North east corner of It. T. Williams
land about L mile south of Lelandi i
: .Station on the Wilmington ami Char* m
! tie Highway, running in SontlM ?
i \\"est direction 21 yards, thence with 'J
I it," slight angle in a more South wos^
jitfreetion 04 yards (this being tho~-, . ?,
t Northern boundaries of 11. T. Wil:>t,A>(^|
Hiatus land) to a state and Nortn
jWest corner of It. T. Williams land0^
I thence in a North West direction
! witli l>. L. Cores line 25 yards tc a
j stake: thence In a north east direc,
t iou .uid parallel with first line and
? It. T. Williams northern line 12t?
j yards to a stake on Wilmington and
ICharlotte Highway thence 25 yard*' )
i in a south east direction with
; Highway to the beginning rontain^B/lHT
' in(4 301*? square yards, more or less. >
i . ::r,l. Trail. ItKCIXXIXO All I he 11
| land belonging to the first parties
lying on the West side of the New
.Somerville Road beginning at the
j McHae line on said road and running
with said road to Mrltae Line,
j thence hack with Mcltae line l?>
beginning.
All sales subject to report to and
confirmation by the Court. Ten days
allowed lor raise of hid before reports w,-u'
t made. Cash to he paid at sale,
j This tlie 2nd day of March. 1012.
s. R. PRINK.
3-288-C Commissioner. r
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AHMIMSTHATIMX VOTK'K .)
Having qunlified as administratrix
for the estate of .1. Berg. deceased. . i^jj
[late of Brunswick county. North
| Carolina, this is to notify all persons
i having claims against the estate of
'the said deceased to exhibit them to j P
! the undersigned at Southport. N. C.,
Jon or before January 20. 194:5, or this y|00
[ notice will he pleaded in bar of their
j recovery. All persons in den tot I to the <j ;jy
said estate will please make Immediate
payment.
This January 10. 1042.
Annie May Woodside. Administratrix y4 S/V
IMKMHIKXT TO liOMI Olt DIN*
\N(K AtTIIOItlZINC ?4 l.'dtO ORNISH
\ I. RKFCNIH.NO HONRS OF
tii k < rn or soi thfoht
! I So it ordained by the board jj
j aldermen of the City of Southport as
fOHnws; .... llHIIII
I 1. I he ordinance passed 12th June
1011 authorising M1.5itft bonds for tl?w< '|<jj I
purpose of refunding certain bonded
debt of the city including $25.ft0u j r j)'
Public Improvement bonds tinted Dec
*- - - I lll'l'l >a l< I..III i III" ,1.1 i I
I eniCHT l, li>.. ir? Ji %,
i chnnftinir the (Inscription of the* sflid
i I'ublic Improvemcni bonds by omit**/} fj/)?
! tin* therefrom Sjnnn bonds maturing ' j
$1000 in each of tin* years 1!M!I aiui//<,|f) I
1 l!)5u . and bv including therein
I bonds maturing Mihhi in each of the,
years 1!H1 and 1912 '" '
; 2. A statement of the debt of the ,
oily has been filed with the clerk and ''til
I is open to public inspection.
Thi> ordinance shall lake effort ' Jt)<
i uc' i its passage and shall net be r.
Isubmitted to the voters. )
The foregoing ordinance was pass;
etl /mi the 1- day of March. liM2. and''' l|l
I was first published, on the 20 day of
(March. 1I? 12. 1IJ?X 14
Any adum or proceeding question- . ,,J
i Itik the validity of said ordinance I*'* *
I! must I h * commenced within thirty rrp
days after its first publication.
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