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To Boost Advertising of the Soutli
Tells Dallas l
AdLeague How
! Newspapers Sell
i Louisiana senator uuoiey jjecnuit
. offered to donate (10,000 ai the first
'contribution to get an Advertise-the-South
Campaign rolling; nation
I ally. He made the offer in an ad
i dress before the Dallas Advertising
League, and said "and there's plenty
1 more where that came from."
' The South, said Senator LeBIanc,
should m the methods of advertis
: ing and promotion he had used as
"a country lad" who . parlayed a
i (2,600 borrowed shoestring into to
day's (7,000,000 Hadacol organiza
tion in less than two and a half
: years.
He disclosed he had turned down
a (10,000,000 cash offer a week
ago for his Louisiana-made Hadacol
; tonic business.
"So you see if one man a coun
try lad with only the idea of want
ing to get ahead could do that
with one item," said LeBIanc, "what
couldn't we do if all of us got united
In the South t" " ' v
"By a concerted effort using adV
vertising, the South could induce
wAvhAra Mndm to brins? their
manufacturing industries into our
midst," he aaaea, ;
v Senator LeBlane's plan ealled.fpf
establishment of "a non-profit tor'
iranltiitiAII of lAfflA tVTM . With ' ft
hus-e southern advertising "War
"Vrt" to come from funds appro-
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SENATOR LeBL ANCi Tells 'Ho w to Sell South
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senator ijemanc spotce oeiore an
audience of almost five hundred, one
of tthe largest in the Advertising
League' history, including special
guests from civic groups.
-The -Senator reported that ' his
1950 business would be in excess of
(20,000,000, and said he would sell
(100,000,000 worth of Hadacol in
1951 if materials are available.
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priated ' by .various .State Legisla
tttrei, plus contributions from pri
vate corporations, v rk
"I know and feel sure," LeBIanc
told his audience of Texas advertis-.
jnga'men. "being a- State Senator
fciyself , tnat you would have no diffi
culty in obtaining an appropriation
from all of the various states of the
Southland." ; '
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Deed by the terms taureof btl. g
subject to Foreclosure the 'under
signed will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash atthe Courthouse Door in Ke
nansville. North Carolina at noon
on the 6th day Of, November, 1050,
the property conveyed In said Mort
gager Deed' the "same lying in the
County ' pf Duplin and State , ot
Nortlr Carolina, ' Magnolia Town
ship' and" more particularly de
scribed as follows:
. . Land In Duplin County; State of
North Carolina near the town of
Magnolia and being tracts number
four (4) and five (5) on plat of
land formerly owned by W. B. New
berry ' and known' as the - J. H.
Heath land. . "
Bounded as follows: Beginning
at a stake In the line pf the right
of way of the A.C.L. Railroad Com
pany, 840 feet from where' said
right of way intersects Buck Branch
and runs with said railroad south
1414 feet east 420 feet to a stake:
thence south 78 feet west 2176
i,. -.t I jai'ua e;,nwu,i L.L..
Weaver's bridge on the Nortiic. ,t
River and runs with the Miller
line North 2Vt deg. West 21 poles
to a stake in the old Jack Griffin
line;: thence with that old line
North 72 degree East 28 poles to
a stake,.Elearnor and El wood. Fu
tral's Corner; thence as their line
South 24 deg, West about 42 poles
to" the edge of highway No. 24;
thence with the edge of the high
way Norths 57 duarees. West 29
poles to the beginning, containing
4 acres, more or less, and further
described in Book 423 at page 540.
This sale will be made subject
to all taxes. A deposit of ten per
cent win be required of the highest
bidder to show good faith. : : ;
. This 21st day of September, 1950.
J . Grady Mercer, Trustee.
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Attorney for plaintiff.
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v NOTICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION ,
NORTH CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY. ' ,
tbiin north Sfl feet east 30 feet JAMES A. VKUJSJLM
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vs.
to a stake, the corner of lots number
three (3) and four (4) thence north
76 feet east 1701 feet to the be
ginning, containing 19 acres more
or less. :''".'.''' f"' ''' '
4nis saie is maue suoje w --""-".,- , anTl Countv
unpaid U'-r?yr'.p?-V'?Z,-rZZt,- North
A deposit of ten per cent wlU be
LOUISE W. PARKER
The. defendant, Louise W. Park
er, will take notice that an action
entitled aa above nas oeen com'
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina,
Duplin County.
Having this day qualified as exe
cutors of the Last Will and Testa
ment of H. R. Cates, deceased,
late of Duplin County, State ot
claims against said -estate to- pre-1
North Carolina,- notice is hereby
served - on " all ' persons - holding
sent them, duly Itemised and veri
fied to the undersigned on or be
fore the 15th day of September,
1951, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar ot their recovery. All per
Am Indnhted to said estate- will
please make immediate settlement
This 15th day of September,
1950. ; :
.a .
Branch Banking & Trust
Company and Addis P.
Cates, executors ..jot the
, ( will of H. R. Cates decea-
' - sed.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF , DUPLIN
NOTICE JOF TRUSTEE'S
SALE OF LAND ;
required 'of the purchaser at the
time or saie. - -
This the 3rd day of October,
1950.
Carolina,' by the plaintiff 1 above
named against tne deienaant tor an
naniutj divorce on the creunds.of
two years separation and In which
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Havine Qualified as administrator
of the eatiita of W: H. L. Pickett.
deceased,-late of Duplin.; County,
North Carolina, tnis is to nomy au
persons having claim! against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Beuia-
vills, nn nr hofnrn the Rth davof
October, 1951, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
AH persons Indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment , k t '
This Ath Hav of October: 195ft.
Fred Pickett, Adminlfltrr-
. tor ot W. H,' L. Pickett.
Grady Mercer
Attorney at Law. ' ,. ,
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V NOTICE OF SALE
A Special 'I 'ttlat :
Pnnrt of EaDLa ixiu
of Criminal-Cases ..a a Grand
ffia rnnrthAii!A in KAnnnsviiltv M-
C, beginning Monday, November f
13, 1950.
m,a iha urn nn nr i lAronni luin
A. C. Hall, Chairman Board '.
" . of County Commissioners. .
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O CCOOCCCCOO O r
Fbt'.S'alci";
Parley Potter, MorUgee. the Jerf
Latham A. Wilson,
Attorney.
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NOTICE OF SALE
TAKE A LOW-COST TRIP
IN GOLDEN AUTUMN 1;
Time to travel - timt to nvat.
Year't greatest (election of crip
and touts ovct glorious Autumn
high wars, including:
in eu trim
ft) ! IVINf ;
Have more fun on Charter Trips
to bif games, fairs, festivals,
conventions, reunions
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IN ROUND TRIM
VIKVWMIRI ,
Save aa xlrs 10 or more
uth tMT oa Round TWpi to
big dttes, small towns, resorts,
everywhen . -
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' The undersigned, having quali
fied as -administrator of the estate
of ArthurJones, deceased, late of
Duplin : County. State oi worm
rnroiina " this is -to notify all per
sons having claims against the said
estate to present them to tne un
demisned on or before the 22nd
' day of September,' 1951, or this
I notice will be pleaded iff bar of
their recovery-.'
'" .All persons indebted to the said
estate will please .make immediate
settlement.
J This the 18th day'ot September,
1 1950 ' ; V ,
1 William E. Craft, Admini
' strator of Arthur Jones.
William E. Craft - -
Attorney.
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8e more oa"Anuuing America"
Tburs, to scenic areas, big cities,
historic spots, racation ptof
grotwds all over the countryl
KENANSVILLE
BUS STATION
Dr. H.W. Colwell
APTtlMKTIUST
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Next Door To Cavenaugh
uncvrolet Company
Permanent Off Ice In
WALLACE. N. C.
Under and bv virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust executed by Mrs.
Sallie Neely (widow) to E. Walker
Stevens, Trustee, dated April l.
1047 and recorded in Book 443,
at page, 118, of the Duplin pounty
Registry, default having been made
in the payment of-the Indebtedness
thorphv secured, and the holder of
the debt having demanded that the
Trustee foreclose ; said 1 Deed oi
Trust under, the- powers therein
remained, the undersigned Trustee
will, on Thursday, October 28, 19-
50, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at we
rnnrt House Door ot Duplin Coun
ty, in Kenansvllle, North Carolina,
offer for sale at public auction ana
i sell for cash to the highest bidder,
all that cortain lot or parcel or
lan J, located in the Town of Faison,
Faison Township, Duplin k County,
North Carolina, and ; being more
particularly "described Jaa' follows:
ID-Wit: ......:. ;'
Heina i thar certain ioi oi iauu
in the Town Of Faison; North Caro
lina, and fronting on Virginia Ave
nue and First Street; and which
said lot fronts fifty (50) feet on
Virginia Avenue, and runs back
inn feet on First Street, and Is
designated and numbered as Lot
No. 6 in Block B, according to and
arjoearins on that 'certain map
made from an. actual Survey of
and. recorded iri Book 157,' at
pages 586 and 587, in the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Duplin
County, and to which reference Is
hereby made for a more complete
description of the same, i
This the 25th day of September,
1950. ' . .
. E. Walker Stevens, Trustee
By: Woodrow H. Peterson, Atty. !
Clinton, North Carolina ' ...
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NORTH CAROLINA.
ntTPI.TN rOTTNTY.
TTnder and bv virtue of the DOW-
er of sale contained in a deed of
trust executed - by Elmer Smith,
dated Jan. 10. 1947. and recorded
In Book. 441 at page 170 in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Duplin ; County, North Carolina,
default havina been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness there
by secured and sua aeea ox trust
being by the terms thereof subject
to foreclosure, the . undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at nubile
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse door in Ke
nansvllle, N. C. at 12:00 noon, on
the 30th day of October, jsso, tne
following described piece Of land,
Beginning at a stake on the North i
which cause of action is set forth
in the romDlaint filed In this cause,
and that the defendant is a nec-
eaarv nartv to thls action: and
that the said defendant will further-
take notice that she is required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of
General County Court of Duplin
Pnuntv in KenansvllleV N. C. on
the 11th day of November, 1950
and answer or demur to the com
niaint filed in this action, which
has been duly filed In said office,
or on or before the 1st day 01 Dec
ember 1950. or the -plaintiff will
apply for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
! This 11th day of October, 19,50,
1TOTMS-.W ATvin BY VIRTUE" OF
AUTHORITY as the Administratrix
of the estate of David Qulnn, de
oaaaed!' the nnHpmlened.'wlll offer
for sale for cash,-at the residence of
t-he- late nav d Qulnn. deceasea. in
Maffnoiia Townshin. on Saturday;
the 28th. day of October,; 1950, at
the hour of 10:00 A. -M. the follow
ing articles of personal property,
to wit: . v-
- All household and kitchen fur
niture belonging to David Qulnn at
tUA tlma r9 hid Heath
1.116 uiiih .am .vw. - :
All farming implements of every
tvne - , A
, Any other personal property on
hand belonging to the estate of Da
vid Qulnn, deceased.
Advertised this the 7tn aay oi
October, 1950.' '
Lela Qulnn Potter, Admlni
. stratrix of the estate of Da
. vid Qulnn,, Deceased. ' !
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
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SASH, DOOSS,' SIIEET-
. ROCK, ROCK LAtll,
ROCK WOOL,, PLASTE3, .
LIME, CEMENT. LTACIZ,
mortar; rArrra, tzs.
RA-GOTTA DAEI
TILE, WHITE
SIDING, ACrHALT
shingles;: all kinds
sTlsUi ll II I y IMHIVIrUI '
CRIMP TIN FOOFINO
. BRICK SIDING f'
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WALLACE, NT C
JAMES W.BIZZELLRI. D.i.
ANNOUNCES THE OPENINCkOF OFFICE VoR ,
THE PRACTICE OF OPHTHALMOLOGY ' 8 -
THIRD FLOOR, BORDEN BUILDING. '
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
.v OFFICE HOURS
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- TELEPHONE V
AND BY APPOINTMENT f
WILLIAMS VUNEKAL HOME
Billy Tyndail
Undertakers ' Embalmers -,
Ambulance Service
Home of Mt. Olive Burial "As so.
Phone 2265 - Mt. Olive, N, C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
' UNDER MORTGAGE j
State of Nortlt Carolina, ;
Ponrttv of Dunlin. : ' ' ;
Under and by virture of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
Mortgage Deed executed by Luther
Stanley and his wife Effie Kn.
Stanley, dated November 15th,
1940 and recorded jn Book 402 at
page 421 of the Duplin County
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