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VOCAL UNION
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kemp at'
tended the vocal union at Lee’s
Chapel last Sunday afternoon and
report a good attendance with
eight choirs taking part. Among
the singers were the Lone Star
Quartet, originally of Texas, now
of Raleigh.
NOTICE OF SALE
OR REAL PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior, Court, of Wake
County, made in the special pro'
ceding entitled, Roxie L. Bunn,
administratrix, et al , Vs. James
Howard Bunn, et. als., the same
being No. 6955, upon the special
proceeding docket of "said Court,
the undersigned commissioner, will
on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1942
between the hours of twelve o’'
clock noon and one o’clock P.
M., offer for sale at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Courthouse door in
Raleigh, North Carolina, the fol
lowing described real property:
Tract No. 1. Beginning at a
stake in the main Public Highway,
North and South into Hopkins
Cross Roads and just a short dis
tance South of said Cross Roads
and at the extreme Northeast
corner of the tract of land here
in described, and at the Corner
of W. B. Hopkins; running thence
along the Southern line of said
Hopkins, North 87 degrees West
1672 feet to a stake, the North
west corner of the tract of land
herein described, and being at the
corner of W. B Hopkins and
being just South of Terripin Road;
running thence .South along the
Eastern line of W. B. Hopkins,
South 3 degrees West 1340 feet
to a stake, corner of L. A. Perry;
running thence along the North
ern line .of the said Perry, South
27 degrees East 1508 feet to a
stake in the center of the old
Road, running thence North 20
degrees East along the Center
line of said Old Road, 300 feet to
a stake in the center line of the
present Highway, which divides
the lands of W. B. Hopkins on
the East and W R. Bunn on the
West, thence along the center of
said Highway, North 3 degrees,
East 1060 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 51 acres,
and being the same land contrac
ted to be conveyed to said W. R
Bunn by W. K. Phillips on Sep
tember 10, 1898, and the same
land conveyed to said W R.
Bunn by W. K. Phillips and wife
by deed dated July 17th, 1905,
and recorded in Book 202, Page
48, Wake County Registry, esti
mated value of which is $3365.00.'
Tract No. 2. Beginning at an
iron pipe (W.E. corner of tract
No. 13), runs S. 23 degrees 30
minutes West 330 feet to center
line of Procter Street; thence
North 66 degrees 30 minutes West
along center line of said Street
100 feet; thence North 23 de
grees 30 minutes East 330 feet
to cement monument; thence S.
66 degrees 30 minutes East 100
feet to beginning* Containing 76
acres, and being the same lands
conveyed to W. R Bunn by C.
V. Whitley and wife as recorded
in Book 541, page 31 in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Wake
County, the estimated value of
which is $35.00.
Tract No. 3. Beginning at a
st ke on Arcndcll Avenue 225
feet from the North-East inter
section of Arendell Avenue with
North Street; Thence in an East
erly direction, parallel with North
Street 150 feet to a stake! Thence
in Northerly direction and par
allcll with Arendell Avenue 75
feet to a stake; thence in a
Westerly direction and par
allel with North Street 150. feet
to Arendell Avenue; Then in a
Southerly direction with Arendell
Avenue 75 feet to the point of
beginning.
The same being one half of lot
No. 5 and all of lot No. 6 in
Block “A" as shown by map made
by H A. Chappell and relaid by
Jno. D. Briggs and recorded in
the Book of Maps in the Register
of Deeds office of Wake County,
and lying just North of the Town
of Zebulon, North Carolina. And
being the same lands conveyed
to W. R. Bunn by J. H Williams
as recorded in Book 348, at page (
61 in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Wake County,
North Carolina. Estimated value
of same being $50.00.
Tract No. 4 Beginning at a
corner at a point in the South
West corner of lot No. 4, said
point being 150 feet Northward
from N. E. intersection of Aren
and from this point go Easterly
dell Avenue, with North Street
parallel with North Street 150
feet thence Northerly parallel
with Arendell Avenue 75 feet;
thence Westerly parallel with
North 150 feet to Arendell Ave
nue, thence Southerly along East
side of Arendell Avenue 75 leet
to point of beginning.
Said lot being lot No. 4 and j
half of lot No. 5 in Block “A”
as shown by map of G. M. Bell
property siguated just North of
the Town of Zebulon, North
Carolina, in Book of Maps 1885
at page 153 to which reference is
hereby made.
Arendell Avenue and North
Street referred to above intersect
each other in the Northern por
tion of the Town of Zebulon,
North Carolina, and being the
same lands conveyed to W. R
Bunn by S. B. T. Chamblee, as
lecorded in Book 356, at page
517, Wake County Registry. The
estimated value of same being
$50.00.
Tract No. 5. Beginning at a
stake on the North Side of Syca
more Street, D. W. Earley’s
corner, running thence in an east
erly direction with Sycamore
Street 126 feet to the corner of
Sycamore Street and Whitley
Avenue; thence in a Northerly
direction with Whitley Avenue
61 1-2 feet to C. T. Williams'
corner; thence in a Westerly di
rection with C. T. Williams line
100 feet to a stake, D. W. Ear
ley’s corner; thence in a South
erly direction with D. W. Ear
ley’s line 133 feet to the beginning.
Being the same lands conveyed
to W. R. Bunn by A. L G.
Stephenson and wife as shown by
a deed recorded in Book 364, at
page 523, Wake County Registry.
The estimated value of same be
ing $150.00.
This the Bth day of December,
1941.
A. R. HOUSE,
Commissioner
Dec. 12-Jan. 2
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the
power and authority contained in
the Consolidated Statutes, the
undersigned will on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th,
1942,
between the hours of 12 o'clock
noon, and 4 o'clock P. M , offer
tor sale at public auction, for
cash, on the premises in said
Town of Zebulon; the sale com
mencing at the corner of Horton
and Arendell Avenue, in said
Town of Zebulon, the following
described property:
Tract 1. Being all of lot No. 2 j
in Block No. 29 as shown on the
map of the Town of Zebulon, j
recorded in Book of Maps 1885
at Page 68, Wake County Regis
try, the same fronting on Gannon
Avenue 100 feet, and going back
parallel with Church Street 200
feet, and being one of the same
lots conveyed by Mrs. Annie E.
Chamblee (a widow), to Mrs.
Emma R. Dawson, recorded in
Bixik 711, Page 527 in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Wake
County, reference to which map
and deed is hereby made for a
more perfect description hereof.
Tract 2. Being all of Lot No.
6 in Block No. 16 as shown on
the map of the town of Zebulon,
recorded in Book of Maps 1885,
Page 68, fronting 100 feet on
Arendell Avenue and running
back 185 feet parallel with Gan
non Avenue, and being the same lot
conveyed by A. R House, Trus
tee, to I D Gill by a deed re
corded in Book 729, Page 291,
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Wake County, North
Carolina, reference to which is
hereby made for a more perfect
description hereof.
Tract 3. Beginning at a point
on cast side of Arendell Avc. 185
feet from Sycamore Street runs
thence South with Arendell Ave.
55 feet to a stake; thence easterly
parallel with Medlin and Ferrell
line 185 feet to an alley; thence
along said alley 5 5 feet to a stake;;
Medlin and Ferrell’s comer;
thence with Medlen and Ferrell’s
185 .eet to the beginning and be
ing the Same lands conveyed to
J H Williams by Deed recorded
in Book 451,.at page 240, in the
office of the Register of
for Wake County.
Tract 4 Beginning at a point
on the east side of Arendell Avc.
in line of south alley and runs
with said alley eastwardly 50 feet
to line of lot No. 36; thence with
said line south 50 feet; thence
westwardly 50 feet to Arendell
Avenue; therjee with said ave
nue in a northerly direction 25
feet to the point of beginning be
ing a part of lots 37 and 38 in
Block 14 as shown on the map
of the Town of Zebulon, accord
ing to Book of Maps 1885, Page
68, and facing’ 50 feet on Aren
dell Avenue.
Tract 5. 1 lot on the east side
of Arendell Ave. a short distance
from the corner of Barbee and
Arendell Avenues, near the filling
station occupied by E. H. Green,
and being listed for taxation in
the year 1932 in the name of
Horton and Whitley.
Tract 6. Beginning at a corner
of the lands of C. B. Eddins and
runs south 76 degrees E. 632 feet
along C. B. Eddin's line to a cor
ner in C. B. Eddin's and Marion
Whitlock's lands, thence south 26
degrees E. 140 feet to the corner
of Marion Whitlock's land, thence
south 64 degrees W. 630 feet to
C. V. Whitley's corner on Aren
dell Avenue, thence North 26 de
grees West along the East side of
Arendell Avenue 258 5-10 feet
to the point of beginning the
same containing 2 8-10 acres,
more or less, and being a part
of the land formerly owned by
Channey Whitley and willed to
Marion Whitlock as shown by the
will recorded in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court for
Wake County, and being located
on the East side of Arendell Ave
nue in the Town of Zebulon.
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Tract 7. Being lots No. 18 and
17, in Block 17, and lots No. 4
and 5 of the Caviness and Daniel
Property on Arendell Ave., as
and Book 393, page 538, also
Book 740, page 85, and being
listed for taxation in the year 1932
in the name of Caviness and
Daniel.
Tract 8. Being Lot No. 51 in
Block B, on Gill Ave. same as
recorded in Book 318 at page
434, and Book 740, page 77, and
being listed for taxation in the
year of 1932 in the name of
Thomas Jones.
Tract 9. Being part of Lots 10
and 11, Block 39, on Barbee St.,
as recorded in Book 354, page
259, and Book 740, page 74,
Wake County Registry, and be
ing listed for taxation in the year
1933, in the name of H. A.
Pearce.
Tract 10. Being Lots 1,2, and
j 3, of the Caviness and Daniel
property on Horton Street, as re
corded in Book 390, page 94,
Wake County Registry, and be
ing listed for taxation for the
year 1932, in the name of J. W.
Long.
Tract 11. Being Lot No. 15,
Block 14, on Barbee Street, as re
corded in Book 348, page 430,
and Book 740, page 76, Wake
County Registry and being listed
for taxation in the year of 1932,
in the name of C. M. Thoms.
Tract 12. Being Lots 25 and
26, Block 31, on Vance St., as
recorded in Book 579, page 27,
and Book 740, page 86, Wake
County Registry, and being list
ed for taxation in the year 1932
in the name of Mizell Motor
Company.
Tract 13. Being Lot No. 6 of
the Caveness and Daniel proper
i ty on Arendell Ave., as recorded
in Book 354, page 499, and Book
740, page 88, Wake County
Registry, and being listed for tax
ation in the year 1932, in the
name of C. S. Chamblee.
Tract 14. Being lot 25, Block
14, and lot 5, Block 19, on Barbee
Street, as recorded in Book 356,
page 478 ( and in Book 268, page
38, also Book 740, page 91, in
the Wake County Registry, and
being listed for taxation in the
year 1932, in the name of Claude
Whitley.
The property above described
will be offered in separate tracts
and the right is reserved to offer
same for*sale as a whole, and to
accept or reject any and all bids
offered for same, either individu
ally or as a whole, or to accept
the bids offered for a part of same
and to reject the bids offered for
a part of same.
The bidder or bidders will be
required to make a deposit of 10
per cent of his or her bid or bids
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: to show good faith.
The bid or bids for said lands
will stand open 10 days for a
raised bid thereon, that is to say.
I if the said lands are sold in in
dividual parcels, the bid on each
tract or parcel will stand open
10 days for raised bid thereon,
I and in the event said lands sell
higher as a whole, the bid for the
whole of said lands will stand open
for 10 days for a raised bid there
on.
This the 9th day of December,
1941.
THE TOWN OF ZEBULON
By L C. THOMPSON,
Town Manager and Clerk
A. R. House, Attorney
307 Lawyer’s Building
Raleigh, North Carolina