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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 193S
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Legal Notices
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
of the estate of Mrs. Laura F. Davis,
late of Carteret County, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the said estate
to exhibit them to the undersigned at
1800 Omohundra Avenue, Norfolk,
Va., on or before the 3rd day of
September, 1936, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said es
tate will please make immediate pay
ment. This 3rd. day of September, 1935.
H. D. HATSEL,
1800 Omohundra Ave., Norfolk, Va.
Executor of the estate of Mrs.
Laura F. Davis, deceased. Oct 10
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estates of Macon S. Snowden,
late of Carteret County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the said estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Beaufort, N. C, on or before the 11
day of September, 1936 or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their rec
overy. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 11th, day of September, 1935.
MRS. HELON P. SNOWDEN,
Administratrix of the estate of
Macon S. Snowden.
6t Oct. 17
paid taxes. 'husbandry. Dr. B. B. Fulton, will
This sale is made by reason of the speak Tuesday on "The House Fly."
failure of L. L. Springle and Daisy; On Wednesday Dr. I. V. D. Shunk
Springle, his wife to pay off and dis-iwill discuss "Plants."
charge the indebtedness secured by
said Deed fo Trust.
A deposit of 10 per cent will be
required from the purchasers at the
sale.
This 26th day of September 1935.
my love and loyaltv forjidenee proving the disability to be "The famous Gray Lady Service
' ..v,i4 j,J.nrvi,.n Pnnr,P-tpd. and thev have lia-m Army and Navy hospitals, embrac
The schedule for tha week of Oc-i service to that larger home that we ison contacts with officials in numer-,ing hostess and recreaaonal work, has
ous governmental agencies to assist ; oeen given me mgucai, yuaoiuie cu
veterans, through the local Red Cross jdorsement by commanding officers
chapter, in obtaining compensation land physicians who recognize this
for these conditions. j"home touch' as an invaluable sup-
awhile the veteran's claim is b.'- jPlement to their own treatment of pa
. .iAA K,r tha Vptpran,' Ar!-! tients, Dr. Hyde states.
corner; thence with Mary Merrell s C. B. Clevenger, "Fertilizers and Soil! I believe m
line south 82 degrees to the begin- Acidity." -my eouutiy h
ining, containing 40 acres more or
jless. !:ober 14-9 will be opened by Dr. C. i call our neighborhood. I would whok
This land is sold subject to all un- D. Grinnels' who will talk on animal j heai tediy give my best to further all
COUNTRY GIRL'S CREED
GRAHAM W.
Oct. 24
DUNCAN,
Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
By Jessie Field Shambaugh
I am glad that I live in the coun
try. I love its beauty and its spirit. I
rejoice in the things I can do as a
country girl for my honle and my
neighborhood.
I I bel ieve I can share in the beauty
around me; in the fragrance of the
By virtue of and pursuant to orchards in spring, in tho weight of
judgment at June Term, 1934, Car-jthe riPe wheat at harvest, in the
teret County Superior Court, in ac- morning song of birdt and in the
tion titled '"L. B. West vs Waldron &low of 'the sunset on the far horizon.
Bailey, Sr., et al," undersigned Com-;1 want to express thij beauty in my
missioned will, on Monday, Novem-!own hfe as naturally and happily as
ber 4th.. 1935. at 12 M. o'clock, at, the wild rose blooms by the roadside.
court-house door in town of Beaufort, I 1 believe I can have a part in the
N. C, offer for sale and sell to high-1 eouraKeous sP'rit of the country,
est bidder, for cash, the following !Thls Plrlt has entered into the brook
described lands, as set up in complaint in uor pasture. The stones placed in
in the action, viz:- wav ca" fortb its strength and add
Adjoining 'the lands of Evans 'to its strength of song. It dwells in
street on the north; 21st. street on ithe tender plants as they burst the
east; Shepard street on south; and,seed cases that imprison them and
by public alley on west, and bound- Pusn "rougn tne aarK eartn to light,
ed as follows: In the Town nf Morn-111 sounds in the nestling notes of the
head City, and known in the official meadow lark. With this courageous
plan of said Town as lots number ;sPim' L l.00' can tace the hard things
one (1). two (2). fourteen f!4). 01 llle Wltn gladness.
fifteen (15), and sixteen (16), in
that is being done for a better com
munity. I would have all that I think
and say and do so help to unite coun
try people near and far in that
great kingdom of love for neighbors
which the Master came to establish
The Master who knew and cared for
country ways and country folks.
War Veterans Being
Aided By Red Cross
"Seventeen years after the Armis
tice the American Red Cross is still
carrying out its obligations to veter
ans of the World War," Dr. F. E
Hyde, Chairman of
the Beaufort Chap Ui.JN
ier, saiu luuuy in a 11
statement disclos-J?
ing that usu,y84
veterans and their
families received
Red Cross aid last
year.
"This assistance,
which is a charter obligation of both
the chapters and the national organi
zation, includes help in presenting
claims to the government lor war
time injuries; material relief, which
is often times needed while the claim
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SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY
FARM
Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred in me as trustee, in that
certain deed of trust executed by L.
L. Springle and Daisy Springle, his
wife, on the 28th day of August,
1934, and recorded in book 77 at
page 392, I will on the 29th day of
October, 1935, 12 o'clock noon, at
the Courthouse floor in Carteret
County, iN. C, sell at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder the
following land, to-wit:
Situate in Beaufort Township,
Carteret County, N. C, adjoining
the lands of Mary Merrell, J. E. Lewis
and Jas. Morton, same being tract
number 2 in the division of the W.
W. Lewis farm as per plat made by
G. J. Brooks, situate about 7 miles
from Beaufort, on New Bern Road
east of Core Creek and west of North
River, beginning at a stake on the old
New Bern-Beaufort road, (Mary Mer
rell & Daisy Springle Corner) run
ning with Mary Merrell's line north
83 degrees east, 2050 feet to a stake
in the James Morton and Lewis line;
thence north 68-30 east 996.5 ft.
to a corner; thence south 80 degrees
east 1222 ft. to the Small patent line;
thence north 10 degrees east 410 ft.
to a corner in the Small patent line;
thence south 83 degrees west 4250
feet to a stake in the Beaufort-New
Bern road; thence north 82 degrees
west to the Handy Patent line; thence
with said patent line westwardly to
Punching Gut; thence with Punch
ing Gut to Mary Merrell's N,
. . .i.i. -j? e
is Demg scrueu; care ox me lumuirs
I believe there is much I can do in 'of men in hospitals, and many other
Block number forty-seven (47), to- my country home. Through studying
gether with the buildings and improve jthe best way to do my everyday work
ments thereon situated; said lots can find joy in common tasks done
each being fifty (50) and one hun-!well. Through loving comradship I
dred (100) feet.
This 25th day of September,
1935.
J. F. DUNCAN,
A. B. MORRIS,
Oct. 17 Commissioners.
Rural People Like
Radio Farm Talks
Raleigh, Oct. 7 Reparts received
at State College indicate that the
daily farm broadcasts started three
weeks ago by the Agricultural Exten
sion Service are being favorably re
ceived by farmers and farm women.
As at first, specialists from the
tunege are maKing daily talks over
Station WPTF, Raleigh. Copies of the i
talks are sent to other stations in
state and are read at the same time
that the talk is being made over the
station in Raleigh by the author of j
the manuscript.
The schedule for the week of Octo
ber 7-12 was opened on Monday by
Frtd M. Haig, professor of animal
husbandry at State College, in a dis
cussion of "The Horse and Mule In
dustry." Tuesday's Drotrram featured
M. E. Gardner, head of the horticul
ture department, who spoke on "Poll
ination and Fruit Fettine..'
For th rest of the week the pro-
giam memoes: Wednesday, Roy S
Dearstyne, "The Poultry Situation
m North Carolina;" Thursday, Mrs.
Cornelia C. Morris, "Home Furnish
ings and Home Management;" Fri
day, Lenthall Wyman. "The P,w,,
W. of our Forests;" and Sautrday, Dr.
can help bring into my home the
happiness and peace that are always
so near us in God's out of door world.
Through such a home I can help
make real to all who pass that way, stand the government procedure es-j
their highest ideal of country life. Jsential in securing and presenting ev-
types of service," Dr. Hyde said.
"The organization has a staff of
workers who are thoroughly familiar
with the benefits veterans may be al
lowed because of injury or illness in
curred through military service," he
continued. "These workers under-
ministration, chapters often giv-j
emergency help to the man and hi
family," Dr. Hyde said. "In most
cases assistance is needed only while
the compensation claim is being decid
ed.
"In addition to this claims service
the Red Cross has a program for
veterans in hospitals," he continued.
"Volunteers in chapters plan recrea
tion for all veterans hospital facilities
near them. The Junior Red Cross
sends gifts and greetings made in
their art and other classes.'1
"In the service hospitals of the
Army and Navy, Red Cross division
of medical social service help physi
cians solve the patients' personal and
family problems," Dr. Hyde said.
"Many times they are able to obtain
medical data fro mthe family to aid
in the diagnosis and treatment of dis
ease.
BARBOUR'S
MACHINE SHOP
GENERAL REPAIR
WORK
ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE
WELDING
J. O. Barbour, Mgr.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Day Phone 56
Nita Phono 95-J
'"In further fulfilling its charter
obligations to men of the active mili
tary and naval forces, the Red Cross
maintains field directors in practical
ly all Army, Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard stations to give assist
ance to service men and their families
when emergencies arise," Dr. Hyde
added.
"War service, like public health,
disaster, safety and other sarvica the
Red Cross performs, is maintained
by the membership dues paid in dur
ing the annual Roll Call which will
be held in the Beaufort Chapter from
November 11 to Thanksgiving Day,"
ho conclude.!.
..J.A.'.A.'.A.VV
Forward $fej)s
It is ta genuine thrill
to us to see how quickly
our profession is advanc
ing, both in skill and in
public prestige.
Hardly a day goes by
without some new discov
ery, some new device to
make our service even
more perfect. Long ex
perience assures correct
ness in every detail.
Phone 109-J Beaufort,
Adair & Rice
Funeral Directors
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