Rotary Club Hears
Os Community Chest
The tremendous service render
ed Wake County by the Communi
ty Chest was described to the
Rotarians Friday night when rep
resentatives of the Chest related
facts concerning the Chest agen
cies. The executive secretary and
A. L. Purrington, president of the
Community Chest, appeared on the
program as guests of Armstrong
Cannady and R. Vance Brown.
At the previous meeting, Willie
B. Hopkins spoke to the club on
Community Service, telling what j
Rotary and its affiliates are doing
toward helping in community af
fairs.
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Shelton S. Pippin and wife, Eliza
beth Pippin; Rochelle P. Strowd
and husband, W. C. Strowd; Exum
E. Pippin and wife, Pearl Pip
pin; Allan A. Pippin and wife,
Lucille W. Pippin; and Hugh H.
Pippin, unmarried, Plaintiffs,
Vs
Doyt D. Pippin, Defendant.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
FOR PARTITION
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Wake
County, made in the special pro
ceeding entitled: “Shelton S. Pip
pin and wife, Elizabeth Pippin; j
Rochelle P. Strowd and husband,
W. C. Strowd; Exum E. Pippin and
wife, Pearl Pippin; Allan A. Pip
pin and wife, Lucille W. Pippin;
and Hugh H. Pippin, unmarried
Plaintiffs, vs Doyt D. Pippin, De
fendant,” the undersigned Com
missioner will, on Saturday, the
11th day of September, 1948, be
ginning at 10:00 o’clock, A. M., j
Eastern Standard Time, at the
premises hereinafter described
(beginning with Tract No. 4 at
10:00 o’clock A. M. and progress
ing through Nos. 3,2, 1 and “Bea
ver Dam Farm” tract in that or
der), in or near Wakefield, Wake
County, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash
thise certain tracts or parcels of
land lying and being in Little Riv
er Township, Wake County, North
Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows:
LOT NO. 1: Beginning in the
center of Bunn Street, and on the
East side of Vance Street; thence
along the East side of Vance
Street, North 24 degress East, 139
feet to a point on the East side of j
the Louisburg Road; thence along
the East side of the same, North
33 degrees 30 minutes East, 410
feet to a stake in a drain, and
corner of the Massey land; thence
up the same, South 2 degrees West,
130 feet; South 24 degrees West,
185 feet; South 45 degrees West,
131 feet to a stake in said drain,
and corner of Edgar Stone; thence
along said Stone line, and center
of Bunn Street, North 66 degrees
West, 288 feet to the beginning,
containing two and three-tenths
(2 3-10) acres.
LOT NO. 2: Beginning at the
Northwest intersection of Vance
Street and Bunn Streets; thence
along Bunn Street, North 66 de
grees West, 300 feet to the corner
of Lot No. 3; thence along the line
of Lot No. 3 North 24 degrees
West, 326 feet to the corner of
Mrs. E. T. Jones lot; thence along
the Jones line, South 66 degrees
East, 100 feet to the corner of said
Jones lot in the line of S. H.
Hoyle’s heirs; thence South 24 de
grees West, 30 feet to the corner
of lot No. 2; thence along the
Hoyle line, South 66 degrees East,
200 feet to said Hoyle’s corner, j
in the West line of Vance Street;
thence along the West line of
Vance Street, South 24 degrees
West, 296 feet to the beginning, I
containing two and one tenth
(2.1) acres, and being the lot on
which is situated the home of the
late Alfred A. Pippin.
LOT NO. 3: Beginning at the
Northeast intersection of Franklin
and Bunn Streets; thence along
the East line of Franklin Street,
North 24 degrees East, 300 feet;
thence South 66 degrees East, 100
feet; thence South 24 degrees
West, 300 feet; thence North 66
degrees West; 100 feet to the be
ginning.
LOT NO. 4: Beginning at the
center of Proctor Street, on the
West side of Foster Street and
corner of Ray Gainey; thence
along the West line of Foster
Street and the lines of Ray Gainey
and Hubert Eddins, North 24 de
grees East, 1326 feet to an iron
pipe, corner of E. H. Green; thence
along the said Green’s line, South
66 degrees East 620 feet to the
corner of Mrs. E. T. Jones; thence
along the Jones line and the line
of lot No. 2, South 24 degrees
West, 276 feet to the corner of lot
No. 3; thence North 66 degrees
West, 260 feet to the corner of
Hubert Eddins; thence along Ed
dins line, South 24 degrees West,
300 feet to the said Eddins corner,
and the North side of Bunn Street;
thence along the North side of
Bunn Street, North 66 degrees
West, 100 feet; thence South 24
degrees West, 60 feet across Bunn
Street thence with the South line
of Bunn Street South 66 degrees
East, 200 feet to Franklin Street;
thence along the West line of
Franklin Street, South 24 degrees
West, 150 feet to the corner of the
Wakefield Baptist Church lot;
thence along the same, North 66
degrees West, 200 feet to the corn
er of the aforesaid Church lot;
thence South 24 degrees West, 540
feet to the center of Proctor
Street; thence along the center of
the same, North 66 degrees West,
260 feet to the beginning, contain
ing eleven and seventeen one
; hundredths (11.17) acres.
BEAVER DAM FARM: Begin
ning at a stake on the South side
of the Louisburg Road and corner
jof Turner Bolton heirs; thence
along the South side of said road,
North 70 degrees East, 338 feet to
the corner of Ode Mial; thence
along the Mial lines, South 14 de
■ grees 30 minutes East, 472 feet to j
a stake; thence North 70 degrees
East, 121 feet to a stake on the
West side of the right-of-way of
N. C. Highway No. 64; thence
North 12 degrees East, 184 feet
along the same to a stake; thence
North 14 degrees 30 minutes West,
309 feet to the aforesaid Mial’s
corner; thence along the South
line of the aforesaid road, North
70 degrees East, 185 feet to an iron
stake, corner of Joe Tippett;
; thence along Tippett’s lines, South
41 degrees East, 441 feet to an iron
stake; thence North 28 degrees
East, 185 feet to an iron stake on
Beaver Dam Creek, and the afore
said Tippett’s corner; thence down
Beaver Dam Creek with Tippett’s
line, South 64 degrees 30 minutes
East, 350 feet; North 55 degrees
East, 237 feet; North 78 degrees
30 minutes East, 448 feet to point
ers on said Creek and corner of
Mrs. Miley Hicks; thence along the
Hicks line, South 14 degrees West,
1543 feet to a stone, said Hicks
corner in C. H. Massey line; thence
along said Massey lines North 74
degrees West, 515.5 feet to a stake
in a branch; thence North 80 de
grees West, 553 feet to a stone,
corner of Bryant Pace heirs,
thence with said Pace line North
12 degrees East, 578 feet to a stake,
Pace’s corner; thence North 88 de
grees 30 minutes West, 460 feet
across the highway to Gums in the
line of the said Bolton heirs;
thence along said Bolton line
North 15 degrees 30 minutes West,
1 564 feet to the beginning, con
taining forty and two-tenthsj
(40.2) acres.
This the 11th day of August,
1948.
Howard E. Manning Com
missioner
Attorney at Law
801 Capital Club Building
Raleigh, North Carolina i
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Friday, August 20, 1948