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DESSERTS 3 pkgs.
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to, Vance ft Gavin, Trustee, record
ed Duplin County Registry in Book
442, page 194, to which reference
la had, default having -been made
in the payment of the notes there-
by secured, and the same being
past due and unpaid, according to
its terms, and subject to foreclos
ure and "request having been made
on the undersigned Trustee by the
holder of the indebtedness to fore
close the same, the undersigned
will offer for sale, and will sell to
the highest bidder for cash on
Wednesday, November 23, 1949,
at the hour of 12 O'clock Noon, at
the Court house door In Duplin
County, all of the following' de
scribed tracts of land:
In Cypress Creek Township, ad-
Joining the lands of H. N. Stokes,
J. P. Judge and others and being
Lot No. 6 in the division of the
D. W. Lanier Estate and beginning
at a stake on the Chinquapin-Cath
erine Lake public road,' M. R.
Davis corner, and runs South 14-
35 East 1326 feet te a stake; thence
North 77 East 275 feet to a stake;
thence North 31 East 273 feet to
a stake; thence North 14-35 West
1327 feet to a stake on the Chin
quapin-Catherine Lake road; thence
with the said road," South 75 West
433 feet to a Stake; thence South
57 West 68 feet to the beginning,
containing fourteen and one-half
(1414) acres, more or less. Being
the same land described in a deed
from B.lP. Eeelestbn. Trustee to
Harmon Welhfl-recorded In Duplin
County Registry in Book 385 page
206, to which reference is had. "
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Dublin County, State of. -North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of J.
P. Judge, Estate of G. B. D, Parker
and '.others, and bounded as follows,
viz: Beginning at a stake on the run
of Poly Branch, Howard Pickett's
corner, and runs thence South 63
5-6 West 776 feet to a stake, corner
of Lot No: 3, thence as Lot No. 3
North 70 1-6 West 80 feet to a small
pine, thence as Lot No. 3 North 22
1-3 West 964 feet to a stake on
Lanier's line, thence as Lanier's
line North 31 3-4 East 671 feet to
a stump, J. p. Judge's corner,
thence as his line South 54 1-2
East 536 feet to a stake Pickett's
corner, thence as his line South 47
1-2 East 510 feet to Poly Branch,
thence with Poly Branch to the be
ginning, containing twenty-four and
four-tenths (24.4) acres, more or
less, and being the lands allotted
to Delia Judge in the division of
the estate of Leah Davis, widow of
Monroe R. Davis and mother of
Delia Judge.
Tnt sale is made subject to all
prior encumbrances including tax.
A deposit of 10 of the bid will
be required.
This dcfober 22, 1949.
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Vance B. Gavin, Trustee
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Southwestern Shrine Ceremonial Of
Sudan To Be Held At Fayetteville
On Thursday morning, November
10, Fayetteville will wake up with
new life. Good fellowship will be
in the air! Faces will be brighter,
smiling 'faces, thousands of them
and RED FEZZES too; the merry
Shriners will me on the loose again!
For the day the movement and
atmosphere of business, hustle and
bustle, will have changed to the
movement and atmosphere of mer
riment - yes, tantalizing, merriment
which -leaves you happy and care
free. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Friend will
meet Mr. and Mrs. Friend Noble;
Noble Raleigh will meet Noble New
Bern; Noble Fairmont, Noble War
saw, Noble Wilson, Noble Wallace -How're
You Bill; Hello Jack; Hi
Norman!
The city decorated In gay colors
will add to the 'festivities. There
will bi marching, drilling, dancing,
singing, chanting, harmonizing, and
laughing voices. Brass Bands ga
lore! rligh School, College, and
Temple. Pretty Maj orettes ener
getically doing' their very best
Drum and Bugle Drill Corpj. Mam
moth: Partfde. Nobles and Notables:
People and Potentates with the air
of the sand-swept Eastern Deserts
around. The all . important Fresh-
Meat Candidates; some looking
bold,! others afraid and many re
signed for the worst, ready to take
that long trek over the hot sands
of the desert on their pilgrimage to
'that City , of Mecca and there to
be Noblized into Shrinedom.
; Fayetteville will play host to Su
dan Temple's . Fall Ceremonial
which -is sponsored by the Samp
son County! Dunn, Fairmont and
Fayetteville Shrine Clubs jointly.
Through their combined efforts, it
should be a most successful Cere
monial. K .-.i-.fTSi
The American Legion Home and
Elks Club will; .hold open house for
the ladies and Nobles throughout
the day. ir;,;fc
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1 November is turkey time. And,
with the U. S. Dept of Agriculture
reporting about 29 per cent more
turkeys raised this season than in
1948, heavy turkey marketings in
November are expected to cause
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gad that the eentenia of taeir ff
envelopes wnally loom away wt.ii
raperaonie ie tbir monoy Is
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both wholesale and retail prices to
drop below those of a year ago, Miss
Hilda Clontz, Home Agent, said
this week.
What's more, she added, there's a
better-than-average crop of cran
berries this year to team with tur
keys as well as broilers, fryers, and
stewing .hens, -All are listed by
USDA a plentiful foods for Nov
ember menus.
Pork appears -on the plentiful
list, for the ' first time in several
years, Miss Clontz said. Last sea
son's large corn crop and heavy
spring pig farrowing" were given as
reasons for the increasing supply of
pork.
Fruits are well represented on
the November plentiful list, with
apples', ' grapes and winter pears
sharing the limelight! with raisins
and dried prunes. Plentiful vege
tables Include fresh sweet potatoes,
greens, ' cauliflower, canned F corn,
and canned pumpkin.
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We'd lit
you to every man who sold a single basket of tobac
co with uj this year.?.;-
This is impossible. But ve still take ihis means to
express our appreciation and extend to you the
same-warm welcome and unexcelled service to
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you again in 1950-
CHARLIE
OSBORNE MALLARD
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.. Eggs are slated fur an kii
in supply in November, USDA says,
and bountiful supplies it manufac
tured dairy products and dried
beans and peas offer other sources
of protein for fall mealar
Tree nuts -- pecans, wainuts, al
monds, and ' filberts - - cooking
fats, honey, sugar cane syrup, and
molasses are other, plentifuls on
Southern markets. . ': x
31,950 Licenses To
Driver's license examiners of the
N. C. Department of Motor Vehicles
issued a total of 31, 950 licenses to
drive in September, the department
announced. - " ':.. ; -
Heavy & Fancy Groceries ' .
Fresh Meals
Dressed Chickens & Oysters
Try a bag of pur Ilu-Vay Flour
We slice foiir meal ready lor Ihe
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HERRING, OF B. F. GRADY
Of i.
erators' licenses issued on new ap- ,
plications, bringing to 682,000 the '
number granted since the re-lssu-
ance program began. Two opera ,
tors' licenses were Issued on old ap .
plications during the month, and.,
1,293 duplicates were granted on
old !ppUrtiMifc3?'r.U-j 54ff;iK
'Chauffeurs' licenses for the cur-
rent fiscal year issued during the
month totaled 1,738, boosting the
number for the year to 33,638; 99 -
duplicate chauffeur licenses were
issued,! Net revenue from licenses
amounted to $54,015.28, of which
$49,244.50 came from original op-
erators' licenses; $3,598.53 from or
iginal chauffeurs' licenses, ' and
$3) from duplicate ohauffeurs li
censes.! :'i:mr-r
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