NOTICE Of RE-SALE
North CareLna, Martin County.
County *.<f Martin vs. Otis Roe
buck, et ais.
Under and by virtue of an order I
of re-sale and judgment nifde by |
L. B. Wynne. Clerk of Superior
Court pf Martin County on Wed- ;
nesday, the 23rd day of October, j
1946. the undersigned commis- !
siorer will on Friday, the 8th day j
of November. 1946. in lront of j
t]-,e courthouse door in the Town
of Williarnston at 12 o'clock noon,
offer for re-sale for cash to the
highest bidder, the following des- ■
cribed tract or parcel of land:
A!1 that certain lot or parcel of .
land lying and being in lire town
<yt. Kverot4 ■ bounded on North
west and East by Mrs. S. S.
Bailey, and on the South by Rail
road St,, containing 1.2 acre, more
or less, and being the same land
deeded by B F. Perry to W. A.
Roebuck, in Book A-3. page 134.
Inexpperieneetl
Holds Ayden
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Game Featured by Fre
quent Punt Exchanges,
Several Fumbles
Bv Julian Mason
Wiliiamston’s Green Wave suf
fered a 14-0 less at the hands of
an Ayden High School eleven at
Ayden last -Friday afternoon. It
%vas the tourth loss for the Green
Wave in five start this season. A
13-6 victory over Plymouth week
before last supplied the only
break in the losing streak.
Tire team did unusually well
against Ayden, considering its
This tiie 23rd day of October,
1946.
oc 29 n 5 Commissioner.
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lack -of experience and weight,
'and Coach Hall said Vie was well
i pleased, with their performance.
1 The team fought hard and two
I Aydep players commented that
the Green Wave hit harder and
■ h v-! v tl an any t< ai . thi ■ ' ad
playe^ and that they could really
tel! when they were hit.
Center Billy Fldwards pl.-p. ing
his first -.an-e and weighing only
120 pounds, did fine work along
with the usual 'librt .w.los. I.nndy
Griffin, Booby Rogers, D. B. Rog
r, . Bohby Taylor, and David
Carson. Williamston. tunning a
single wing offense used a 5-3-2-1
defense against Ayden's T-forma
tion.
Bobby Taylor opened the game
with a good kick-off. which had
! the wind behind it. Ayden came
! up with a series of ground-gain
j ing plays immediately after thi
j kick-tiff, but fumbled and Mickey
I Gurganus rt covet ed the bell io.
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Williamston Then followed a
series of hard-fought plays end
in? in punt exchanges. On catch
ing one of Ayden’s punts Mickey
Gurgsnu- fumbled the ball and
Ayden recovered, marching on a
few seconds later to its first
score of the -game The try for
the extra point was good and Ay
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den led 7-0 at the end of the first
quarter.
After a streak of bad luck in
receiving and getting oil' punts,!
Fugerc Andrews recovered AVd- 1
ends fumble and the Green Wave
drove ahead behind haul line
plunging by William Rogers.
Planning to pass. Mickey Gurgan- ■
us rumbled but Williamston re
covered ihe ball, and a few sec-1
ends later Rnhhv Taylor got off
a nice punt. Ayden uncorked aj
30-yard sideline run which was ‘
stopped by D. B. Rogerson just j
The
'before it reached pay dir
first half ended with the score
: still 7-0.
Taylor received the second half
kick-off for Williamston, but
Ayden recovered a blocked punt
a few minutes later and marched
j to its second touch-down and ex
tra. point after a long run. After
the Green Wave ends had smear
led several punt receivers in their
j tracks, Gurganus completed a 20
yard pass to William Rogers on a
sleeping end play. The score was
14-0 as the third quarter ended.
In the fourth period the Green
Wave threatened the Ayden goal
several times, lacking only three
yards of having a goal at one time;
but could not score. The game
ended with Williamston trailing
i Ayden 14 to 0.
i Kinlnw and Bullock each col
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ected a six pointer for Ay den and
v'iison place-kicked both extra
tointa.
Williamston's line-up included
lobby Rogers at risglit end D B
togerson at right tackle. Buddy
"arman at right guard Bill} Ed
vards at center. Bobbv Carter at
eft guard Eugene Andrews at
eft tackle, Landy Griffin at left
;nd, Bobby Taylor at quarter
jack, Mickey Gurganus at left
talfback. David Carson at right
laifbaek and Wdiuim Rogers at
fullback.
Substitutes Jr Williamston
,vert John Wobbleton at end,
John Watts at guard. Frog Wynne
jt halfback and Paul Peel :d
tauk.c, Ti. n of the fifteen players
participating in Fridays game
o/ere freshmen or .cooho!o oro-'
The Green W bvo Im.s Bn upon
date on next Friday. Nov. 1. and
have not prospects of filling it so
far. They will play .an afternoon
game at Columbia on Nov. H Aft
er that there will be two home
games. One will be with Wind
sor on Nov 15. and the had game
of the year will be with Plymouth
on November 22.
A survey by the Bureau of La
bor statistics shows that more
than two million veterans are em
ployed in manufacturing.
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“Well. I do say." said th'> sweet
old lady upon tasting her first
glass of beer. "It tastes like the
medicine my husband has been
taking for the last 30 years.”
NOTH I.
North Carolina, Martin County.
In the Superior Court.
County of Martin Against
Martha Cray and others.
The defendants, Martha Gray &
husband, Pennie Gray & husband,
Alma Gray and husband. Eula
Gray and husband, Nancy Gray &
husband, Charlie L. Gray and
wife, and Gaskin Gray and wife
above named, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Martin County,
North Carolina, to foreclose the
taxi s on land in Martin County in
which said defendants have an in
terest; and the said defendants
will further take notice that they
are required to appear before L.
B, Wynne, Clerk of the Superior
Court of Martin County at his of
fice in Williamstun, North Caro
lina, on Nov 25, 1946, or within
20 days tin reafterward to answer
or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff in this action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This the 25th day of October,
1946.
L. B. Wynne,
Clerk Superim Court of
Martin County,
o 29 n 9 12-19
NOTICE OF PF-SAt.F
forth Carolina, Martin County.
ounty of Martin
vs.
atherine Bailev, et als
Under and by virtue of an order
if resale and judgment made by
. S Wynne, Clerk of Superior
,'ourt on October 24th, 194U. the
indei signed commissioner will on
d id..v, Novernbei 8th. 194(i. offer
or resale for cask to the high!--*
>idder the following described
and. in front of the courthouse
loot' in the town of WUliamston,
it 12 o'clock noon:
Lying and being in Jamesvilic
few n ship M.u i in County, bound
'd Oil (be S. bv die billin' o'.
Bmithwick mill pond, on the W.
ay the Shephi rd tract, on the N.
by the Askew land and on the
R bv the J. IT. Bailey lands, con
taining 34 acres, more or less, and
being the same tract of land com
monly known as the Freeman
Bailey tract, which trad w as con
veyed to Freeman Bailey by Clay
ton Moore in 1372 by dcod re
curded in Book KK, page 475.
This the 24th day of October.
BUG.
Clias. IT. Manning.
Commissioner.
Hugh (!. Horton,
Commissioners.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
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North Carolina. Martin County.
In the Superior Court.
Kathleen Abernethv vs. C. P. Ab
ernethv.
The defendant above nSmed
will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the supei ior Court of
Marlin County, to obtain an ab
solute divorce bared on two years'
further take notice that he is in
quired to appear hefo'-o tie* Clerk
separation and the defendant will i
Superior Court. Martin County at
hw off ice in Will nnistun N C on
or before the 1st November. 194(1
ot within twenty days tiiei t atter
and answer or demur to the com- I
plaint in raid action or the plain
tiff will apply to the Corn; for ike
relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This 5th day nf October. 1946. !
L. B. WYNNE.
Clerk Superior Court,
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