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h0u.lr?J ?"rd?.
State Port
" j Ve;i!' i:u.? tolled around.
' V hail K'tter send you ?
* before I get a notice tell- (
i;n subscription is
I ""
; ncthtni; I get so much
, : ::s I do The State
JL so. 1 don't think it ,
; . ; you write that
???- .< .-'eat work for
a ,, ? V with the paper.
? every family in
should take it. It has
s . many years since
i iown there but I am ,
kJ in all of the tmprovo
? ::v county. I hope
, . :r.e day, just to see
.vements that have
"r?,,e Tl:e Baptists of
r:i siting Fort Cas
? a lot, especially
iv.:hp?>rt.
- - ,-::t like a long let
jrite jtist to send a re
; or, but I wanted
.. I enjoy The Pilot
:he good work it
,:.ng Brunswick
-Merry Chrismas
. V will bring a happy
-.:s year to you and
xk county, I am
ti-s very truly
F. Bennett.
; Box 313. Oteen, N. C.
?>bvteki.\n
? j[ Waigette, pastor of
Pi'-b;.'terian church,
as his sermon sub
cu" evening "What The
i T: hour for service
C'dOCk.
i:- an otftain application
tnr. any District Service
r: the X. C. Veterans
t r. or from the County
s Service Officer, who is
- Armory at Whlte
i i ready to assist veter
BCing them.
I tie spread such diseases
a. yellow fever and den
TS WILL
ted From Page One
II be the guest speaker,
i? c irt on the program
D. S. Varnum of the
p.. Training Union, James
:: the Antioth Baptist
V.:< Weston Willetts. of
Baptist church, Mrs.
- <r. of the Oak Grove
... P.. S. Willetts
Mill Creek Baptist
fev H. M. Baker, of the
it church, the choir of the
i Baptist church of Gris
'settown and the Sunshine Boys, a
quartet composed of members of
various churches under the leader
ship of Grover Gore.
i Each church that has a train
ing union is asked to have a
general report of their training
union's progress for the month of
November and also are asked to
delegate someone to read the re
port when their church is called
upon by the moderator of the
; meeting. This meeting is of simul
taneous nature and is to be held
| over the Southern Baptist Con
vention during the month of
December. The association mis
sionary. W. R. Moorehead, is urg
ing all leaders of the churches to
stress this meeting and announce
it constantly and guide the young
folks to the poster that is in
each church in regard to the time
and place of this important meet
ing. Rotha Hickman, Winnabow,
is the director of the Brunswick
Missionary Baptist Association
and is asking that each of the
churches respond.
The Mt. Pisgah church which is
acting as host to this gathering
for this service is making plans
to take care of the seating and
have everything in readiness. The
pastor, Rev. Ira F. Britt, and
the deacon board of the church
and the congregation wish to
extend to the entire association
a cordial invitation. The general
officers of the association train
ing union are as follow. General
director, Rotha Hickman, asso
ciate director, Mrs. Weston Wil
letts, Mrs. J. D. Sellers, secretary
I treasurer.
?
REVIVAL MEETING
(Continued *Tom Vagt One)
plans for the evening's activity,
i with final words of encourage
ment coming from District Super
intendent C. D. Barclift.
The next one hour and one-half
period was spent with teams
comprised of ministers and lay
men calling upon prospective new
members to the church, and
When the report of the evening's
1 work was compiled it was dis
covered that ten new members
had been added.
The same plan will be follow
ed this (Wednesday) evening and
again tomorrow with a new min
ister in charge of the worship
service each day. *
Others assisting with the pro
!gram are the Rev. J. W. Line
iberger of Fuquay Springs; the
Rev. J. H. Coble of Jackson; the
Rev. J. A. Russell and the Rev.
E. B. Fisher of Wilmington.
Expected to join the forces to
day and tomorrow are the Rev.
Mr. Harris of Laurel Hill and the
Rev. Mr. Mercer.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Continued From Page one
sthoril projects, the following
actioH was taken: The Mecklen
burg Iron Works submitted a low
bid of $3,807 for the erection of
a tank of 10,000 gallon capacity
at Shallotte school R. E. Bellamy
submitted the low bid of $551.77
for construction of the necssary
footings.
Agreement was reached to re
duce the size of the tank at
SCHEDULE
|W. B. & B- BUS LINE
Southport, N. C.
FFECTIVE TUES., JAN. 20, 1948
WEEK-DAY SCHEDULE ?
' SOrTHPORT LEAVES WILMINGTON
M 7 :00 A. M.
M A. M. *9 :30 A. M.
30 A. M. 1 :35 P. M.
30 P. M. 4 :00 P. M.
OOP. M. 6:10 P.M.
6:00 P. M. 10:20 P. M.
f -These Trips on Saturday Only.
-This Bus Leaves Winnabow at 6:10 Daily.
- SUNDAY ONLY -
s SOUTHPORT LEAVES WILMINGTON
[ 30 A. M. 9:00 A.M.
SO A. M. 1 :35 P. M.
'?00 P. M. 6:10 P. M.
6:00 P.M. 10:20 P.M.
AUCTION SALE
I business lot 26 x 56 on Moore Street
p House and Lot 66 x 95.? 7-roow dwelling on
k Known as the C. M. Crapon Property m South
Ic
^?30 A. M., December 8th, 1949, on the Property.
|fe? H r ten, Executor Of Estate Of
I C. %J. Crapon
Waccamaw school to 6,000 gallon
capacity with a corresponding de
crease in cost anticipated in the
tank price and in cost of foot
ings.
No bid was accepted for re
placing the roof on Piney Grove
and Chapel Road schools. Instead,
plans are to ask for bids on
clipped-on roofs.
Upon recommendation of the
architect, Leslie Boney,. it was
agreed to have the Ideal Plumb
ing Co. install the heating in
the two additional classrooms at
ShaUotte and the two water
pumps. The county carpenter will
erect the necessary pump houses.
HOLDEN BEACH FERRY
(Continued Ftt-td 'rage One)
spect and understanding.
"Owing to the fact that Bruns
wick county is a farming and
fishing area and has no large
cities with industries, we have
had a slow and difficult time
trying to progress. However, un
der your supervision, we have al
ready seen a great change in
our road development and main
tenance. We earnestly ask that
you consider salvaging the North
East River Bridge for use at
Holden Beach.
"Again please accept our ap
preciation, and may I say that for
the first time in many years we
do not now feel that we shall
be the "stepchild and forgotten
county" of North Carolina.
"Sincerely
Luther S. Holden."
To the above Commissioner
Clark replied under date of
November 22, 1949:
"Dear Mr. Holden:
"Your kind letter of November
21st is very much appreciated
by all of us in the Highway Com
mission. In our recent conference
a better understanding of your
problem was reached. You may
be assured that it is my desire
to give more adequate service
to the Holden Beach area, and I
join with all of your citizens in
looking forward to these improve
ments.
"Yours very truly
A. W. Clark, Commissioner."
ROURKS PURCHASE
f Continued from page one)
store and that they plan to lease
the cafe. Mrs. Rourk teaches in
the Bolivia school and will con
tinue her work there, it is Said.
Mr. Rourk has beien with the W.
A. Kopp store in : Bolivia for
several years and has resigned
his position therte to take over
the new business.
RECORDER HAS
.oontlnued from page One)
fined $10.00 and costs.
William Edward Hewettt, non
support, defendant asks jury trial.
Rice ,Gwynn. Jr., obstructing!
public road, continued.
Bailey Jenkins, public drunk
ness, fined $10.00 and costs.
Frank Maloy Jackson, drunk
driving, fined $100.00 and costs.
Lester H. Wiggins, speeding,
fined $10.00 and costs.
Roy Ottoway, assault destroy
ing property, two years on roads
in each case second term to be
gin at expiration of first.
Willie Lee Bryant, assault with
deadly weapon. Eighteen months
on roads, suspended on payment
of costs and not to assault his
wife or violate any law for period
of two years.
Elmer Ray Potter, no operators
license, Thirty days in jail, sus
pended provided he does not drive
a motor vehicle or violate other
laws for a period of one year,
defendant to pay costs.
Lock Ballard, possession equip
ment for manufacturing, 6 months
on roads, notice of appeal given.
CLIFFORD DAVIS
( Continued from page one)
Ormand Leggett, Bernice Russ,
Rudolph Mintz, John Erickson,
S. B. Frink, Monroe Potter, Max.
ie Cooker, T. B. Carr, Stacy
Wade and Dallas Piggott.
CHRISTMAS MAIL
Continued From Page One
extra clerks and carriers, setting
up new sorting tables, hauling out
reserve mail sacks, and overhaul
ing delivery trucks. Thousands of
bright new postage stamps are on
hand, and the post office pens are
all getting new points.
To keep Christmas mail on
schedule, the Postmaster asks
that you ?
1. Stop at the post office next
week to purchase the extra
stamp you're going to need, thus
avoiding last-minute crowds.
When buying stamps for Christ
mas cards, bear in mind the de
sirability of sending the cards as
first class mail; also the fact that
the rate for unsealed cards has
been increased from 1% to 2c
?each.
2. Check and revise your Christ
mas card address list this week
end. Purchase your Christmas
cards early and address and
stamp them at once. Then stack
them in a convenient place for
mailing at the proper time.
3. Lay in adequate supplies of
heavy cardboard, sturdy outer
paper, strong cord, and printed
Fourth Class labels for wrapping
parcel post. Packages are limited
to 70 pounds in weight, and must
not measure more than 100 inch
es in length and girth combined.
Repeat the address inside the out
er wrappings, in case they are
damaged in transit.
If you worry about the recipi
ent peeking, the Postmaster ad
vises pasting' "Do Not Open Un
til Christmas" stickers on pack
ages and the backs of greeting I
card envelopes.
COMMITTEEMAN TO
(Continued front page one)
follows: A. A. A. Building, Sup
ply; Kirby's Store, Shallotte; B.
A. Russ Store, Grissettown; Lon
nie Evans Store, Ash; Rice
Gvvynn's Store, Longwood; Leon
Norris Store, Hickmans Cross- j
loads; Shallotte high school, Shal- 1
lotte; Bolivia high school, Bolivia;
Waccamaw high school, Ash; |
Vereens Store, Exum; Powells '
Store, Leland.
The following men have been j
nominated by regular petition: W. ;
C. Gore, Shallotte; James Bell- ,
amy, Shallotte; A. W. Bradsher, |
Shallotte.
REA MEMBERSHIP
(Continued from pase one)
for North Carolina:
1. Good road.<>: "The food we |
eat is no better than the soil 1
out of which it grows and from j
farm-to-market roads will come |
better products for better living." |
2. Public schools: "Let's go for- i
ward with this program in the I
interest of the future citizens of j
the State."
3. Completion of rural electri- j
fication.
4. Rural telephone service: "You j
may have a good road, a good J
school and electric service, but j
if you don't have ' a telephone,
you are still isolated."
The REA authority made it
clear that he loked forward to
the extension of telephone service
on a scale comparable to the pro
gress already made in rural
electricfication.
"We're in about the same con
dition today with respect to tele
phone service that we were in
11 or 12 years ago in rural
electric service," he said. He em
phasized that the public utility
companies would be given an op
portunity to supply the need for
rural telephones, but said the
machinery had been set up for
telephone cooperatives.
On a show of hands, approxi
mately 80 per cent of the Bruns
wick REA membership indicated
that they would welcome tele- j
phone service.
i Price sounded a call for diver
sification in farming in relating
an account of his visit to a farm j
home in the mountains where an
electric line was being cut-in for !
the first time. There he found I
milk cows, beef cattle, sheep,
brood sows, cabbage, other farm
produce, and burley tobacco. This
was the kind of farm, the REA
chairman asserted, which would
always keep electricity. Depen
dence on one or two crops could
work otherwise, Price inferred.
Characterizing the REA record
as "a remarkable achievement,
unparalleled by any other activity :
| jo, .the public utility field," Re- j
:presentative Carlyle lauded the (
farm people for their cooperative j
movement. "This is grass-roots I
democracy," he said. "You have
demonstrated conclusively that j
"here at home you have the skill,
the initiative, and the known-how
to develop and run successfully
one of the most complicated
things in modern life ? electricity."
He eloquently defined democracy:
"Basically democracy means the
right to work for freedom. It
means the opportunity to do
things yourself without harming
your neighbor. The highest form
of democracy arises in coopera
tion ? teamwork, working to
gether."
Carlyle, reminding that the
rural telephone bill had passed
the Congress, pledged himself to i
aid in pushing forward the elec- j
trie and telephone program until j
it reaches the leaner territories. |
Like Chairman Price, Carlyle
saw the beauty in the new light
which electricity has brought to j
rural North Carolina, but he look
ed ahead to the day when tele- i
vision will be a new and greater j
tool in the education of the peo
ple for the better things of life.
"Imagine what benefits tele
vision could bring to the people of ;
our state, after the equipment is i
available at a price we can afford j
to pay. We will be able to see
and hear the most complicated as
pects of our farming demon
strated by agricultural specialists
without leaving our homes." j
The report of President John- j
son called attention to several '
significant developments in the j
Brunswick RE A. He reported that j
556 miles of distribution lines |
have been built in the past year 1
and 2099 nef members have been i
connected.
The present membership, he re
ported, is 5072.
All of the past year's directors |
were reelected in a spirited
election. They are: C. D. Branch,
J. L. Robinson, A. P. Henry, W. j
A. Mintz, A. Earl Milliken, D. L.
Mercer, N. C. White, C. D. Ray, |
Fronis Strickland, F. E. Lay, and j
John B. Ward.
Several hundred dollars worth ;
of attendance prizes were award- 1
ed. The three principal prizes |
were carried away by the follow- 1
ing.
R. M. Wooten of Clarkton, a
refrigerator donated by the Fire- !
stone Stores of Whiteville and
Tabor City.
J. G. Babson of Ash, an electric
range donated by L. K. Fuller of
Whiteville, No'rge appliance deal- j
er.
J. E. Gilbert of Shallotte, a I
washing machine donated by the]
Wilmington Electric Supply.
Other prizes went to: R. L. H.
Gore, paint; Madison Gore, heat- J
ing pad; B. W. Fowler, percola- 1
tor; J. G. Lewis, broiler; Mrs.
E. Danford, lamp; Mrs. Roxie
Tripp, percolator; S. P. Ray,' iron;
I. B. Vereen, Pyrex set; H. E. .]
Reynolds, percolater; J. W. Stan-,
ley, iron; Harvey Coleman, light
fixtures; Nelson Bennett, perco
lator; A. P. Worley, toaster; and,|
B. T. Sellers, percolator. !
WANT ADS
I.OST: Fox hound dog with
black spot on side and with "Earl
Monroe, Robbins, N.: C." bn dog
tag. Lost ? near Waccamaw- River.
Finder contact me at oncei $25.00
Reward. ? , .. . j j
r : ? ; !? ? ' ? -
FOR SALE: 131-acre farm near
Supply. 20-acres .cleared. 11 room
dwelling, outbuildings. Known as
old Lish Sellers place. Bargain
price, terms. STEVENS AGENCY ;
?Southport, N.,C., ,
FOB SALE: IT. S. Annj Jeep
converted into station wagon.
Factory 'job, good tires, new bat
tery. Good machanical condition.
H. G. Tatcliffe, Southport, N. C.
LOST: Will pay $3.00 for the :
spare wheel and tire fromerly
used on Jeep used bjj Southport
Launderette. H. G. ' Ratcliffe,
Southport, N. C.
LAND FOR SALE
About 31-acres land with some saw timber
and pulpwood. See or write.
B. E. WHITE
ASH, N. C.
'THAT DREAM OF YOURS
SHOULD BE FULFILLED,
yOU WAHTA HOME-i
WELL, WHY NOT BUILD ? 1
SEE US FOR YOUR COMPLETE
BUILDING NEEDS
We Garry Them In Stock ? We Deliver and
Save You Money
Hardwood Flooring ? Moulding ? Lumber
Window-Units ? Steel Windows ? Hard
ware.
8 x 10 Plain-Rail White Pine Sash $3.33
FOR RENT: Nice, comfortable
room in private home. Hot water,
reasonable rates, day or weekly.
Mrs. W. H. Walker, phone 2357,
Southport, N. C.
FOR SALE: 40-ft. party boat.
Mahogany hull, twin-screw, two
Chrysler marine motors. Excellent ;
condition. Priced for quick sale. E. j
L. Oliver, Southport, N. C.
FOR SALE: Juniper lumber j
suitable for building skiffs or for
bottoms for shirmp boats. E. C. !
Blake, phone 2441, Southport, 1
N. C.
Auto
UPHOLSTERING
? Convertible Tops
? Head Linings
? Side Panels
? Seat Covers
? Body Repair
? Auto Painting
? Welding
SEE
CLYDE SPRADLEY'S
GARAGE & 30DY SHOP
LOST: On River I toad on ;
Thanksgiving Day large female
black and lan dog, rather pool
condition, answers to name of
Queen. Reward for information or ,
return of dog ? Eugene McNilly, !
R. I. Casar, N. C.
FOR SALE: One shrimp boat
with all -equipment. One skiff with
Wisconsin Motor and marine
clutch, just the thing for spot
fishing. One 1937 Oldsmobile
motor 8 cylinder, at a bargain..
One lot at Long Beach. H. W. j
Benton, Leland, N. C.
FOR SALE: Near Fort Cas-!
well. Large corner lot just out- ]
side Southport City limits. Two
furnished modern dwellings, one
frame and one block, gas and oil
heat. Also extra block utility and
storage building. Complete details
on request. Full price $5,500. Box
862 Southport, N. C.
TYPEWRITER- REPAIE
INC. ? Any make. Also do
repairing and cleaning on
Adding Machines. Prices
leasonahle. See Mr. Harper
at State Port Pilot Office,
or contact me at 310 East j
Walter Street, Whiteville, j
N. C..' Phone 8088.
" MALE HELP WANTED: Man
with car wanted for route work.
?15 to $20 in a day. No experience j
or capital required. Steady. Write f
today. Mr. McVey, Candler Bidg.,
Baltimore 2, Mr.
WI H i: " Ol b'llllKIMIKl IIK
Uml?,r anil by virtue of, a. power j
of sal* co n't ?iiie<i in- n certain Deeu |
o? Trust excelled by John S, Mitchell
awK'Vife hulft Mitchell td Olen *.
Cox on Die 4th day, ot' l>ece>uber 10$
and reroVdfed' in 'Book S?. SI 'fit
J'age No. 1-0 record* -of AtruiibWKk
County. N. C.* to secure payment erf
jXolf therein recital default t buying
W-cfl made ii?* payment thereof; flie
undiersigned .trustee , will .oft'er and
sell :U Pubftc Auction to the highest
bidder for ? ash al Courthouse dour in
Southport, 1 Jrunswick County, North
Carolina, on We?iuesday? ? l?e?emNr
28tli. HMD, at ll' o'clock noon all the
following dencribed traeis of land,
towit:
'J'KACT SO. 1. P.egiiiniiig at a
stake on the Mast side of the l'ublic
road and at the nfrouth of a flitch*!
runs thence South Ml Hast with ditch
?1R3 feel to a stuke. 1>. \*. Hewett*
corner on said ditch; thence N 24 K.
505 feet with said Mewett's* line to
a stake . in Mrs. Bertie C. Hewett a
li ile and at a ditch; thence S 82V*
VV 384 ft. to a stump; Ijience N.
10 K 459 'feet to a stake, James
Class' confer, thence. N 7ti W 177
feet to the public road; thence S
18l> W, with the east side of the
road to the point of beginning, con
taining 7.7 acres. Heine the aaine
tract of land deeded to J. S. Mitchell
by Jt. K. Sellers and wife, said deed
being"^ Recorded in* Hook No. 74 on
page 220, records' of Brunswick Ooun
" TftACT NO, 2. Beginning at a ditch
corner of the field; runs thence N
81 VV 104 feet to a stake; thence N
3?A K 300 feet to stake; thence
N " 7?I W 141 feet to a stake; thence!
S. 10 \V 459V> feet to a stake; theme j
N. 82V.. K 113 feet to the beginning,
containing 2.4 acres. Being the same
tract of land deeded to J. S. Mitchell
by Mrs. Bertie C. llewett by deed
recorded in Hook 74, page 228, re
cords of Brunswick County.*
TRACT NO. 3. Beginning at an
iron pipe in an old stump hole in
the E. T. Clemmons line and one
of the 11. T. Kirby corners; runs
thence North S7 W 7?0 to an iron
pipe; thence N E 051 feet to an
iron pipe on the side of an old road;
thence N. ti'.. K 1574 feet to an iron
corner at the north edge of Juniper |
Creek road; thence S 80 \{> 712 feet i
to an iron pipe; thence S GVj \\ I
2G4U feet with the K. T. Kirby line
to the Beginning. containing 441*.. j
acres, according to a survey by J. B.
At kin<on August 13. 1042. including ?
C. W. Davis Co.
WHOLESALE GROCER
210-13 N. Water St.
Dial 6587
Dial 32286 - Wilmington, N. C.
Distributors of Quality Foods
Since 1922
Catering to the retail grocer,
hotels, cafeterias, restaurants,
hospital institutions >nd baker
ies. Wo also eater especially
to dredges, boats, and outgoing
ships. Wo carry a full line of
No. 10 canned vegetables, No.
10 canned fruits and juices of
all kinds. Mayonnaise, salad
dressing, mustard pickles and
sauces. Also dried fruits. Lay
er raisins, package raisins,
bulk raisins, citron, fruit cake
mix.Mince meat, pail jelly and j
pie fillings that are ready pre
pared. Toilet tissue, wrapping
paper, table napkins, paper
bags, paper towels and wax
paper. We are factory repre
sentatives of show cases, all
models. Get in touch with us
for your new show case. We
also carry a full line of soda
fountain supplies. We also car
ry all popular sellers in 5c
can fly bars We Cater Especial
ly to New Grocery Stores on
Their Opening Orders . . We
Give You Prices. So You Can
Compete.
We Deliver at all the Beaches.
the ol<1 home site of R. T. Kirby andi
adjacent wood land jis described and
beillg a part of the R. T. Kirby tnu t
of land conveyed by the heirs of
H. T. Kirby to Canal Wood Corpora
tion by heirs of K. T. Kirby, August ;
13, 1941'. Being the same tract of land
conveyed to J. S. .Mitchell bv Canal 1
Wood Corporation August LMJth 194
by deed recorded in Book 75 page
393. records of Brunswick Couniv,
N. C.
Dated and Posted this 22nd day of
November, 194'J.
Olen S. Cox
Trustee. ,
J. W. Ruark. Atty.
Southport, X. C.
21c
NOTICE
IX THE SUPERIOR COURT |
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA |
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
ESSO CLEMSfONS AND EMMA LEE
CLKMMONS, MINOR, BV HER
NEXT FRIEND, ESSO CLEMMONS.
VS j
R. D. WHITE
Under and by virtue of a Judg- ,
ment of te Superior Court, of Brims- ?
wick County. North Carolina. Sept
ember Civil Term* 1949. made in a
civil action herein pending entitled
Esso Clemmons and Emma Lee Clem
inons. Minor, by her Next Friend. Ksso
Clemmons, and signed by his Honor, j
Henry L. Stevens, Jr., Judge Presid
ing at the said 4erm of Court: lift' '
undersigned Commissioners, pursuant :
to an advanced bid, on the 5th day
of December, 1919. at 12:00 o'clock I
noon, at the door, of the Courthouse. ]
in Southport. North Carolina, offer ,
for sale to the highest bidder for j
cash upon an opening bill of $2,200.00, i
subject to the confirmation of the |
Court, a certain tract of parcel of
land, lying and being in Lockwods
Folly Town si p. Brunswick County,
North Carolina, and more particularly ?
as follows:
Lying on the north side of George
town and Wilmington Road (now j
U. S. Higway No. 17). adjoining
K M. White's land and others (now j
W. T. White). BEGINNING at a 1
stake on the north side of said road, j
runs thence north 20' west with tin
Lewis Road 35 yeards to a stake;
thence about east 22 yards to a
stake; thence about south 35 ? yards I
to said road (Wilmington and George- ?
town Road); tenee with said road to
the BEGINNING, containing 1-$ acre,
more or less.
Dated and ported this the l$th day !
of November* 1949.
I>. C. HERRING & E. J. PRE- \
YA TTE. COM M 1 SS ION ICRS.
11- 30c
jrOTICB <11 SALE i M'KIt
IVEEI) OF TRIS1
Under anil by virtue ol the author"} I
of the |>ower of sale contained in that ,
certain Deed of Trust, dated April
S. in i8, given by 1-ee W. I helps and ;
wife. Annie Mae l'help?, ?o ?'"?r ?I.\i
Prevatle. Trustee, for I.. A. Barlow,
recorded in IJook 9p, al I
Office of te Register of Deed* for [
Brunswick County. North t .arolHBi, ,
default having been made In thv
navment of the matured nole atw
interest thereon, in order to *atl*fy
the letms of the Deed of ^ I ?sS,
therein recited. Ihe utidfiFifcned w,i ?
sell Ihe lands hereinafter. ..d?w nl|e.i ;
to Ihe highest bidder ? for ' 'hsh, al
Hie door Of the Courth?u?e. ini^o"J,'%,
?Hirl N'orlh Carolina, on the lnilc day
?l i )eccmVer, <1919. 1 1 :"U
noun, or w much thereof as ma> IV .
necessary to satisfy 4|?i? almvre ref'a'tyd t
10 Deed of Trust, said properly ij'infc.
?mil bcinc in Northwest Township. .
1 trill, swiek County. North Carolina,
more particularly ueseribed aB f^nows^
BEING all of a certain tract or
land adjoining the Sullivan s place |
iu<( west of lieland. North Carolina. ,
hounded on Ihe. south by the \\dming- ,
tpn-Whlleville Highway, and on tin (
north by vhl- Am ot Dry I Hanv I . , n
Brunswjck foamy. N^rfh <*rollfu.
./aid hi, id having beeu .
Carolina taint lnroir?rrffed f roo, j
Hanover Brunswick JiivuvtDWJil I""1;
panv. and Imiili the sAme
to It. H. Lewis by ,-V aroliua ? l^aii/Li
Incorporate^ by deed# duly -
on me . retards ? ol P??
N. C. This, land surveyed p>
?'R. He\mV. and Book .yf iM?4 }? ft'
Southport, North t arollfra. ... , . !
? 1>nte?l laiWT posted .tl)WrP10?*V'lU,4W>J
of Nov^to.i>1019,ATTE TItl3STW,
notice of sale 1-XMSK
7>eeii of tiu st.
. Under and by virtue of the j
It v Contained In a certain .J1*?**
trust executed by Cae-sar Daniels and
wife. 1 lattie Daniels, on le l.lh'.J
nf October 1948. rec?/rdcd in l.oon
' Bage 307. Olfi'-e oil Uie Kegistjir i
of Deeds. of Brunswick County. No nth
Carolina! default having t been made
in the payment of the i?dC^ of
IherehV secured and sahl ui i.d. oi
tru-t being bv the terms (hereof sub
let to fore.lot.ure ihe u.o'-'r'K""1
trustee will offer for sale at puMI<_
auction, lo. the highest bolder foi ,
cash at the courthouse door in South
port. Brunswick County. NprtJj O ?J
nllna. at noon on the 19th daj ol
December 1919. the property cpnvayed,
in said deed of trust, the same lyiiig
and being in the (.ouiUV
wick and State of Noith Carolina,
more particularly described a? fol
'?l?EOINNING at a stump. John I
.lenreite's corner; runs thence south |
S'' degrees west 25 poles to a sUiKc |
in Charlie Ganlous' line; thence gou t h j
?'0 decrees east 25 poles *.to a sihkc -
in Charlie Ganious' line; thence east]
25 poles to a slake In U W . Ganious j
line ; thence north 2 degrees west to .
the BEGINNING, containing o.73 ^
f^ited and posted tis the 21st day
of November. Y/kkkING. TRUSTEE
ERINK & HEItRING. ATTORNEYS
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NOTK'E of sale
IN 1) Kit MCIRTHAOE WKF.n
Under and by virtue, of authority
contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed executed by J. S. Mitchell and
wife. I.ula Mitchell, on he 19th day
ot October. 1919, rei;orded In Book
81 at page 415, Registry of Bruns
wick County, North Carolina, default
having been made in the payment of
the indebtedness secured thereby, the
undersigned Waymond Mitchell and
wife. I.anie Mitchell. Mortgagees, will
offer for sale. ;,t public action, for
cash. In front of Ihe Brunswick
Countv Courthouse door on Saturday.
December 10th. 1919. at Twelve
O'Clock Noon, all that certain lot or
parcel of land located in Brunswick
County. North Carolina, and described
and defined as follows:
All that tract or parcel of land
lving and being in Lockwood Folly
Township, Brunswick County,
Carolina and more fully described
as follows: Adjoining the lands of
D U Hewett. James Gnuse, Mrs.
Bertie C. Hewett; and others; and
Beginning at a stake on the bast
side o fllie public road and at the
mouth of a ditch; runs thenre south
81 cast and with ditch 183 feet lo
a stake; D. I>. Hewett's corner on
said ditch : thence north 21 east
593 feet with said Hewetfs line to
a stake in Mrs. Bertie C. Hewett s
line and a ditch: thence South 8L-'?
west. 381 feet to a slump; thence
north 19 east, 459-', i feet to a stake.
James Cause corner: thence norllT
7f. west, 177 feet to the public road;
thence south 18-U> west, with the
east side of road to the point of
Beginning, containing 7.7 acres, and
being the same property conveyed to
J. S. Mitchell by B. R. Sellers and
w ife. Ernestine Sellers, by deecL bear
ing date August 7th, 1940.
Dated and Posted this the 9th day
of ..November, 1949.
Waymond Mitchell and wife. Lanie
Mitchell Mortgagees
FRING AND HERRING, Attorneys
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SOTICE OF EVTRT
STATE OK NORTH CAROLINA
BRUNSWICK COUNTY
ENtry No. 4363
Lee Bellarmy enters 45 acres of
land in Brunswick County, Lock
woods Folly Township, lying on the
east side of Fall Swamp, adjoining
lands of Eilis Bellamy on the east,
on the north by Chester Bellamy and
Jerry Stevenson on the west by
Ellis Bellamy, on the south by S. S.
Burney's Estate.
This 3rd day of Nevember, 1949.
A. J. Walton
Ex-officio Entry Taker
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? NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER MORTGAGE DEED
Under and by virtue of authority
I of the power of jftle contained In
that certain mortgage deed o^tt -1
February 16, 1949, given by JP A.
Hevrett, Jr. and wife. Emma L. He
! wett jo Willie W. Frink and wife.
! Hearmeter Frink. recorded in Hook
; 81. at Tage 5"1. Offiee of the Resij
' tcr of Deeds for' Hrunswlck County,
North Carolina* default having bin
made hi the payment c?f the matured
note and interest thereon. In order
j to satisfy the terms of the mortgage
therein recited, the undersigned will
j sell the lands hereinafter described
1 to the highest bidder for cash, at
i the Courthouse Door. in Southpnrt,
j North Carolina, on the .r>th day of
I December. 1949. at 12:00 o'clock noon,
or so much thereof as may be neces
| sary to satisfy the a)Mv? rettrred
: to mortgage. said property Being
I bounded and described as follows:
I HECINN1NC, at F. D. Hewett's
corner on t lie south side of the 4*oad
I leading to Cedar Grove Missionary
'Baptist Church: thence westerly Avii It
said road to the intersection or the
Old .Mill Koad leading to Sharon
I Church; thence southerly with said
Old .Mill Road to James Hewett's
corner: thence easterly with said
Hewett's line to to F. D. Hewett's
corner: thence northerly with Fr D.
Hewett's line to the point of HBC5IN
KING* containing SI a? res, more or
less, and being our home place with
all improvements thereon.
Dated and posted this the -Mb /day
of November, 1949.
WH.I.li: W. FRkNlv.
MORT?-?Afl>:ifr ' J
E. J. PREVATTE. Attorney
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XOTK ?: OF
COM MISSION KIl'S 8AI.E
Under .< rui by virtue of the power
and authority conferred upon me by
a judgment of the Superior Court
of Hrunswick County, dated Septem
ber 19. 1919, in the ease of United
States Fidelity Guaranty Company.
Mrs. Minnie K. Davis. Miss lidtibie
Davis and Mrs. Klizaln-th Dickens
vs. Katie Farmer Cox and husband,
Mjuvellus Cox, the undersigned eom
missioner will oi'fvr for sab- at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash on Monday, l3eeeml>er 5, 1919,
at twelve o'clock noon, at the Court
House door in Hnin.ujrk Count v.
North Carolina, the following describ
ed premises, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: All that certain
plantation of laud containing '--Vi
acres more or less set forth, l>ounded
and described in that deed from T. J.
West cot t to Marcel his ("ox dated
i October 30, Ifi'il, and recorded in
Rok? 42, at Page ??19. reference to
which is m.-de for the deseriptiou, and
the description contained in said deed
recorded in Hook 42, at Page til 9, is
as .follows, to-wit: y
HRG r.VNINtl at the mouth of a
small branch at the head of a (dough
which drains into Nancy's Creek
from the west side ^approximately 400
feet from the main run of Nancy's
Creek, designated by stake with -point
er and being the agreed corner In
a 'line between T. . J. \\Ystc<>t,t and
John p. rHee; runs them-.* 'north
Stl degVees?30 minutes west l'?"?Q feet,
passing near the north edge of a
cypress pond to a stake, thence North
2 'degrees west 54 led to .1 stake
pear. the. collar of a Cenee; thence
north 86 degrees w:esf 1700 feet to
a stake on the proposed new avenue;
runs thence north IS1 d< trees east
at 187 ffH'l .along .^he? said proposed
avenue to a stoii?? marked "C 1. S''
.between, two, ponds; thence continuing
with the said avenue' north (r.r, ?h?
grevs; 15 .minutes -cast 32iltf?*et; thenre
north degrees ca.u Tir.n feet; theme
along the old . I<e*. i*. WVxott road
north 30 degrees east tort feet; On t;< e
north 35 degrees . eiyd 2.10 feel ; tehn<e
north 38 degrees 30 minutes east
2.r?Q1, .feet;* thifnee north ilfgrces
i 30 TnhMN-V -felt 'fact to" ;i a iron
i axle. A. T. McKcithan corner; thence
A."T. KTfcTWlt ban's line south f?S <1 - -
..green, cast .63$ feet to an iron pine
ori' fhb lirlghbnrhooji <fo a*1; then e
.alongi tluj neighborhood i<o<| north
j z3 degM? east "JrtO iVMf! ' rtiMiiJ- l or'a
,37 INtf JceJ ? ? an iron
pipe mrlsanlM-oad. ? C! ? R'. Dr AVH' cor
ner; . AUeilcc ,0ll"ig.?Uje r\ l{. Drew
(?line IrOrthf' 73 lwgiwse 113<; fe6t''u? an
?: Mr::-:
s?4 iwfcWi ? }?W4? .<a/i r" ' .
, lo a stake in a small rnincTi Just
, below* nlxrni.dl/.i-yrtfe^ spoad : > thence
down said small branch south SO d?
I prefcS'^w 7t?0l a stef.e m In-re
the small branch enters tin- f>v?rs?i
| of Little Naiu C.rirf^: them**, .down
j the drain southwardly to the rim ?-f
IJttb- >Ktujry's thence down
Mlir. Hill of- l.iiK, AanryV ''i, . I, lo
? M??ti .' MM o( . N-iwyV ( j'wk: tlii rw ..
up the run' Of Nancy's Vred< Muith
I waft'dly tfl* the mouSt *>( fcho /Jraiu or
slough frrtm the small i)htn<h fir t
(mentioned; thence un,.thc sl??> h
ailproximateTy 40a feet to the u<gin
!-liiug collier, . con Uii tiip g , ^()t) acres,
'more o ? rfess, according to' survt v
I mude ?, by ??:. .1?., Ile^tt as by. plat
! hereto attached doth appear, except
ing from the saJtl Uuur.daryf the
Bethel Church site conveyed by F.
??' \>'es<)f#tt 4 to the Haptist Church
July 1st, 1873, recorded in Hook V.
Page 200># nnij vxc< p|ii^ the S< hoi
House site one half acre conteyed
by T. J. Wescott lo the Board ' of
Education November 23rd, 1917, re
corded in Hook 29, I 'age 1 r, j. to
j which conveyances reference Is made
for the description of ,the excepted
part.
J The said ?sale is subject to a mort
gage or deed of trust to the Federal
| Land Hank of Columbia, S. tl re
corded August 25, 1927, fn Hook 43,
at Page 4fi7, in the office of the
j Register of Deeds for Brunswick
County.
! The highest bid submitted is sub
ject- to confirmation by the ?'ourt.
This 30th day ?>( October. 1919.
Murray (i. James, Commissioner
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no 1 1 cm
, IN THE SUPIJRIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNT V OF BRUNSWICK
John W. ^lanuel
Vs
Larry Moore: Griffin Mnorc ani
wife, Irene ilopre: Arthur Moore and
wire, I .aura Moore; i'ii<.?i?r Monre
and wife, I^tha Xloore: Walter
Jloore an.l wife. Clara Moore: Carrie
Moure llrkert and Ini.-liand. Urkert:
Rllly J. Moore: V. H. Manuel and
wife. Clara H. .Manuel: S.itninl and
wife, Janie Mr.niKl: Harry I.. Manuel
and wife. lAxr.lt Manuel: Ceo'ce
Hand: Lennon Hand and wife, lx>ui?e
itand: Hebecea Hand Kelly and hus
b& nil, Kelly: Stanley Hand and wife.
Hand: Ix-Hoy Hind and wife. Hand:
Kssie Mae Hand Stokely and liuo
band. Joda Stokely: John Hand and
wife. Rand: Albert Rand and wife.
Rand:
. T",: Ka,rrle Jloore Urkert and Iiiih
band. Urkert: Hilly J. Moore: John
H'tnrl ami wife. Hand: Georpe Hati.l*
Hebeeea Hand Kelly Mid hu-ljaml.
Ailliy: ya,ll.">' I!:""1 :,"'l wife. Hand:
Albert Hand and wife, Hand: V II
Manttel ami. wife. Clara It. Manuel:
Walter Moore an.l wife. Clara Moore:
Wife Hand: and
Joda' Sjokely*!" i""1
' ,i,TA,^t: that an action en
i , .above?ha3 eommenf cd
in .Suiierlor Court of Itruiwui.-k
ou,'.">'. ^.'orth Carolina, to sc li f?r
situate In
the Northwest Township, County of
foltowT n"d be,MB Oexcribelf ai
Hi:<if.\\IXG at a stake In the run
of Howell Kraneh in the same line
runniiur with said line soith 5V ?,?t
43* eMt 9-? 2. 8',al<e:
;"rthi8-9ea!r,^vv?ierioe:lhLhe;::?e
?h?Ba'c' * Branch ;t hence with
gi\\/vc? t'"- m:
eontalnlnif 71 acres mnr?
or less, and being all of that land
conveyed to Nelson Manuel by d^d
HnS U7S an,J reeoftledln
Hook HI! at page 63 of the Registry
of Brunswick County. '"fc'stry
rat^!Dh!?.l? Defe?,l!,n,,, n,""'e enume'
rated ha\e an Interest In said real
thereto " a ?] ?Larfi ."^"ary parties
rntorf d . the 801,1 a,K)ve enume
Notiee h,V"S"'3 wl" furlh"- take
near at ?ho^???are #rc,Julfed to ap
pear at the Office of the Clerk r> t
lnUP1hfr /P0"? ,?.f Rrunswick' County
x" ur' House, in South no rt
th?e u,h a^"na'. 1? da^i after
nnon ^ of November, 1949, and
answer or demur to the Petition ir?
said action, or the Petitioner win
apply to the Court for the rVdi?r a
manded In jaJd Petition <fc"
R J Ho8!deny ?' ?Ct0ber' 194S'
? ,o^unswU0fCohuntyUPCri?r C?Urt
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