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NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of power and
'lority Invested ' in the under
fed trustees of the Oak Dale
hurchand also by the authority
the New River Conference, the
ulersigned trustees will offer for
'e and sell for cash o term von
3 3rd day pf March, 1847,W the
attest bidder; at 11:06 A the
s Id Oak Dale church building. The
iccessful bidder "wilt be required
to move said building "wltJJn 60
days. The proceeds oiaald sate will
be applied on the building cost pf
the new Oak Dale church building.
This 27th. dy- f January, 1947.
H. J. Whaley; McNeal Sh
' lar, Pasle TBonham, Inez
. Hanchey
i " Trustees for the Oak Dale
' ' " Church. '
: The New River Conference.
Grcdy Mercer, Atty, at Law.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
: '. Ths undersigned administrator
. having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Henry Newton
Gresham, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims acaimt
said estate to file them with the un
dersigned -or his attorney . within
one year from the date hereof or
this notice will be pleaded .in bar
of any right of recovery. , .- .
AU persons indebted to said es
ta'e 'will make immediate settle
ment with the undersigned adniinl
U ator. ; i:'J ; 'v -'i
' Tins-the : first day of January
- R. C. Gresham, Administrator
' - of the estate of Henry Newton
-.Gresham, deceased. " -' :
Robert C. Wells, Atty.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
" .Having qualified as administra
tors of the last will and testament
'of Era Covington McLendon late
of Duplin County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persona, firms,
or corporations : having claims
against said estate to present the
same, duly Itemized and verified
to the undersigned administrators
en or before the first day of July,
13'"!. or this notice will be pleaded
to t j of their recovery.: ;
i Ail persons indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
I "-"lent. '.-r s V.-'-'
1 Us the 10th day of December,
iz.K ' - rH'i j S :
Dr. Walter J. McLendon,
i. . Oakbdro, N.'C.
1 . ' Mrs. Ernest Stalllngs,
' WaynesvUle. N. C.
f-slnlstratoi of the. Will of Era
Cevington McLendon. ; ,
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ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE ..
TO CREDITORS
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment. "
This January 2nd, 1946.
VK Dorothy.E. Smith," Executrix
R. D. Johnson,
2,7-6t RDJ
Pink Hill N.
Attorney
llations Attacking
Stock Disesesi;
-The entire world will soon be
benefiting from methods employed
in North Carolina in curbing live
stock diseases, it has been announ
ced by Dr. William Moore 'of State
Department of Agriculture. . - '
He finds thaUhe United Nations
organizations has accepted the rec
ommendations of its veterinary ad
visors for a world-wide program
aimed at, controlling livestock di
seases ,ih, order to increase food
production; Plans similar to those
followed in this State in controlling
Bang's disease and cattle tick will
be used. '. "- "
' One step, will be the prompt
use : of vaccines, chemicals, and
similar products. Vaccines have al
ready been sent to East Africa and
China, where cattle diseases are a
serious problem.' u i
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A move to permit the Food Divi
sion of the State Department of
Agriculture .to derive its appropri
ations from the General Fund was
begun by Agriculture Commission
er D. S. Coltrane recently."
He explained that the work of
this Division 1b not Confined, to ag
riculture, but serves all segments
of the population in protecting the
consumer against contaminated,
sub-standard, and mislabeled foods
and drinks.' 2 -7' .
"Caving qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Alex Sumner,
deceased, late of Duplin- Count.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons .having claims against the
state of said deceased to exhibit
them to Grady Mercer, Attorney at
Law. Beulaville. N. C. or to the
undersigned at Rout No. . Pink
Kill, N. C on or before the 3rd j
day of January, 1948, or this notice .
will bo pleaded in bar of their, re-1
covery. All persons indebted, to f
said estate will please make inline- :
. dlate payment '
. This 3rd day of January,' 1847.
J. M. SumnerAdministrator
of the Estate of Mex Sumner.
GRADY MERCER, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW " ?
BEULAVILLE, N. C.2-7-flt GM
" Ten men-were accepted for the
Regular Army during the past week
and were een to Fort Bragg for
processing The Goldsboro Recruit
ing Office, announced. They are:
Horace Elton Smith, Jr., Melvin
Moss Newill, Morris' Daniels, "An-H
drew Joseph Fly, Leslie Barnes,
all of Goldsboro: Alec Rayford Jer-
niganJTr., Billy Puckett, of Mount
Olive; Luther Martlno, Jr , of
Orangeburg, S. C; Charles Lyman
Potter of Kinston and George B.
Martin of Princeton.-- '
Smith, Daniels, Barnes, Puckett,
Martino and Martin were veterans
Of previous service, while the rest
enlisted for the first time. .
Msgnclia i Pcstor
Died Tu'Jjy
I game Monday night of last week.
The Bulldogs were leading at half
. timo 13-10. They took an early lead
f and were never threatened. -
The Rev; Jonah Gaston Howard,
69, Free Will Baptist' minister of
Magnolia, died Tuesday morning of
last week after being in in health
for several years, funeral services
were held at the Carroll Free Will
Baptist Church in Magnolia, , of
which he was a pastor, on Thursday
afternoon at 1 o'clock by the Rev.
A. C. Wheeler, Free Will Baptist
minister of Watha, assisted by the
Rev. A. H. Carter of Clinton. In
terment was in the Jarman "family
cemetery near Rlchlands. Survivors
are his wife, the former Philey Jar-1
man of near Rlchlands; two daugh
ters, Mrs. C. C. Brinsoft of Rich
lands and Mrs." W. ' A.' Gavin , of
Baltimore; two sons, A. M: Howard
of Jacksonville and H. G. Howard
of Magnolia; three sisters, Mrs,
Mary Basden of Jacksonville, Mrs:
Ada King of Faison, Mrs. Delia
Jackson of Griffon; four brothers.
J. T. Howard Of Rlchlands,' J." P.
Howard of Kinston; J. A.- Howard
of Chocowinity and Sam Howard
of Goldsboro. , V ' , .
Wallace r::!:ctec-rs
Licked By Faispir -
The Faison Bulldogs defeated
the Wallace Wildcats 22-18 in a
Log Measure -Adopted
Dy Grange
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The North Carolina Orange has
requested the General Assembly to
establish the International log rule
"and no other" as the' standard
scale for measuring logs and timber
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For fluidc reiki from itching cawed by ecmna,
athlete'i foot, acabier, pimplet and other itchna
oonditiom, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid
D. D. O. PMSCRirriOM. A doctor' fonnula.
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HieeutriX duly Verified On or DO- i quickly calme intense itching, dac trial Boraa
f jre too third day of January. 1948,; t. affi
or this notice will be plead in bar - -
NOTICR OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day qualified as Exe
cvtriz of th estete of Mrs. NeU
I .jth Smith, this is. to notify all
r rsons having claims against the
r j estate to present mem to uie
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r.s Iijloa tollowed a contro
versial hearing conducted by .the
Grange executive committee on
whether, the International rule or
the- Doyle, rule;' now used, is the
fairer and more practicable method
foe determining the board feet of
The Grange claimed a 10-foot log
19 inchea -In diameter, measures
only IS board feet by the Doyle
rale, compared to 04 board feet If
meuured by the International rule.
Use of the Doyle rule, as now
practiced in the State, prevents the
farmer from obtaining full value
for his timber, the Grange contended.
Out of every 100 men wounded
In the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps
during World War II, 87 recovered.
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