i Carolina A
- i - .' Wt
Mant Charles .Msriou
notice that 0 fi
ve entitled has been com
in the General County
? Duplin County, for th '
, of the obtaining of an ah
tivorc from -the tald.de.
t by the plaintiff. . K ; r
; defendant will- further take
j mat he.is required to appear
.e oliice of the Clerk of the
Hor Court o ,the"General
v. Coi rtof Duplin County on
re toe 10 day of November,
t, or twenty day thereafter and
er or demur to the complaint
I iieriDor.th.-piaintUf..will
y to the Court for the relief
''??r1SFi7!ZZ
4lill8ihe4tt?,y & ;tober' 195hi
ndea ii the -Complain
Clerk of Superior Court 'si.
Latham A, WllsonvAtty. , . l : v.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
tx.x x. jaw-.
DUPLIN COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
Sk
The undersigned, having quail.
fied as administratrix of the. es .
tate of J. G. Hudson, deceased, late
of Duplin County, North .Carolina,
this is to notify all persona having
claims against saM estate to pre
sent them to Britt Warren, at
tarneys, Clinton, N. C, on or be v
fore the 4th day of October, 1952,
r this notice will lie pleaded in
bar of their recovery., All persons
Indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to Britt
. . a . . m
st narren, Aitirneys, uinuni, a.
of September
tl 3 t j
This the 27ta day
1931. '
Mrs. Ida Hudson, Admlnis
tratrlx - - f -y t t
Britt & Warren, Attorneys ' ' A
Clinton, N. C. ' -
11 1..6T B4VW ; "sssssj
NOTICB OF ADMINISTRATION
T:.e undersigned, having quail.,
fied as administratrix of the es.
tate of J. H. Baker, deceased, late
of Duplin County, this Is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 26th
day of September, 1952, or this no .
tice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make 1m .
mediate payment to the undersign,
ed.' v -
TUs the 26th day of September,
1951,'... . ,
i '; Alma Baker Blackburn, ad
ministratrix of the estate of
' " , J. H. Baker, deceased, Mag..
' :' nolla, N. C.U.; 1
H. K. Phillips, Attorney
Kenansville,-N. C f y--11.1.6THEP
.. .. ;
?Z NOTICE OF SALE
Under and By Virtue of the pow
er of sale contained In a certain
dep of trust executed by A. -L.
Mil r and wife, Daisy N. Miller,
dat 1 the 6th day of December,
ly and recorded in Book 433,
pa; 306, of the Duplin County
Re try, default having made in
the ayment of the Indebtedness
th. jy secured and said deed of
7. P. ROSE
Building
Hoofing
Gypsum Board
11 Center & Holly Sts. Phone 33 & 1288-W
Goldsboro, N. ,C. ,
ff
Anything In
: SASH DOORS '
; SCREENS FRAMES'
CABINETS MOLDINGS
Also Church Pews and Pulpits j ,
.7ARSAV WOOD PRODUCTS CO.
, Warsaw " ,
THE DUP.LIN TIMES
-hed each Friday In Kenansville, N. C, County Seat of
DUPLIN COUNTY'
::torUl business and printing plant, Kenansville, N. a
J. ROBERT GRADY. EDITOR OWNER v,,v'
Entered at the Post Office. Kenansville, N. a
as second das matter. ' ia
. TILir.BOHl -KesumsvUle,
255-6
rrjPTTON BATES;: $3.00 pee year in Duplin County
. Jones, Onslow, Pender," Sampson and Wayne coun
. ; "D per year outside this area In North Carolina; and
F. r'year lsewherv;ul''i isaqidT-?i-&?'ri'?;-
T rps f
t
trust I ' . ierii
lubjet t to loicciiisute, i"e under
signed t"" f will o'r fir t-,a
iio"c a - .uD to tue h'-..iet fc
aar f r taoi at the courthouse door
in 1 iiisviile, Norh Carolina, at
12:10 I 'fn, on the day .of Oc .
tober, 1 -.1, the property conveyei
in saii deed of trust the same lying
and being in the County of Duplin
and State of North Carolina, in
Smith Township, and more partic.
ularly described as follows;
BEGINNING at a stake IlllilU
I Smith Unfe. corner of Lot No. 1
and runs thence as the L. J Smith
Una North 75 55 Cast 185 feet to
the Li i. Smith corner; thence as
tbe Smith line and continued South
85 East 2345 feet to a lightwooa
stump near Calf Marsh; thence as
AK A. 117 1AAA tt . .t.Va
corner of Lot No. 2 In the formes
Cmiih riii.inn. thn a ulf line?
North 77 1-2. West H30 feet to at
pine at the Southeast aide of a
small branch; thence South , 84
West 428, feet to a stake, corner
Lot No. 1: thence as Lot No.
North s.i.. Hast Hi feet.lo.Jthe
40 i 2 acres,
more or less. yar--.
And being the same land is des.
criibed in that certain; Special Pro.,
ceeding entltledvf WcJodrov Smith,
John Ivev Smith. et als."aand dulv
iUo4 i the QffJc.of the' Clerk of
the Superior Court of Duplin Coun
ty and being-NumDer 1704 in spe
eial iProceeding Docket
. I iK ten pei? cent deposit wll be re
quired of the successful bidder as
evidence of good faith.
Advertised this the 28th day of
September,; 1B51.
'i, a. E. Phillips, Trustee
10 23 4T. H E P
"TN THE GENERAL
r , COUNTY COURT
SUte of North Carolina,'
County of DapUn
Qara b. Knight
Arlando Knight ,
The above named defendant, Ar .
Undo Knight, will take noUce that
an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the General County
Court of Duplin County, North Ca
rolina by the plaintiff to secure an
an absolute divorce from the de.
fendant upon the grounds of two
or more years seperation next pro ,
ceeding the bringing Of this action!
and the defendant will further take
notice that he Is required to ap
pear at tbe office of -the - under
signed Clerk of the General Coun
ty Court In the Courthouse In Ke .
nansville. North Carolina, within
thirty days after the tenth day ef
November, 19S1 and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said ac.
tion or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for tbe relief demanded
in said complaint v-v.i.-t Wr.
, This the 4th day of October, 1951
; " R. V. Wells .
... Clerk of General County
Court, Duplin County
Latham A. Wilson, Atty. ' JT b
11 1 4T LaWiw .. . V,-,
j;..' ).-:. CREDITORS v "
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO " ? ,.
Having qualified as executor of
the estate Of H. S. Whaley, de .
ceased, late of Duplin Countv,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons , having claims against
the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersign .
ed at Beulaville, N. C, on or be .
SUPPLY CO.
Materials 1
Faints
Gypsum Lath
Wood Work"
'-1 n reqoett
i erpTrrr-r;x. l'V
Vsalai
7;J-1. - (. ....
t r-oeiooer-zi, - isai
yjOBQDY Is ever, inlatt his life.
actually as wise as he thinks he
is when he is Btooutf IT years ldL
We have a remarkable .ease of this
in the Bible. th - . , J . vi
f WIJ.I'.-.W
Trl",' r?
between' b ia 17tn
and 9tH WrthdaysT
eotnapletely changed.'
It! the story of
Joseph. 1 1
Atthigf;6t'
Joseph' ws about,
as nearly,, insuBsrs,
.J
aw , as. .any,,, one-, Fortmcnt t
ever. has-7 -chance .'; iu:i uj
to be. He was the oldest? sob W tbe
favorite "wife of' Wealth cattle.
i owner named - Jacob. 14, Jacbh
neeaea an the hands he could use.
to look 'after, his. aheep and. cattle;
' and he put all twelve of his sons to
; vork. Eleven ' of them had ' real
iwork; Joseph,' though next to the
youngest of them all, was a' kind of
jboss or overseer.. At least that is
jwhat .his fathei.lntended.
: He dressed the- boy not la f "
i werkinr clothe like the others
; but la fancy clothes, and used'
, to Send him areand to see what
; the other boys were np to. Nato-3
1 rally Joseph's brothers did not '
take to all Uus;,as fact they r
hated hint -s fctnL" that11ieyl
were on the point e mnrdeHnsy
. 'lf.:"s!,Jfl'i;:.-''?T':
On the very day of the proposed
murder, however, the brothers dis
covered a chance to seU him, as a
slave.' So Joseph was sold off to
some traveling slave-traders, and
for all his brothers knew or cared,
he was oft to a lingering death. '
Where Was the Han & of God?
JOSEPH expressed no opinion about
this at the time. (He was proba
bly gagged.) But Judging from his
general character and behavior at
that time of his life, it is no trouble
to guess his thoughts. He waa "fit
to be tied"; indeed, he must have
been tied on a camel's back, for no
slave-trader in his senses would
make Joseph walk fee 200 miles to
"nf" "AiCav
r7 Ike better his condition on ar
J" rival, the higher the price, (As
1 It turned eat, a very wealthy r.
man beaght him;' perhaps only .
t wealthy man coald afford
him.) -:; .
- St youfhad asked Joseph while
he was being hauled down to
Egypt and the slave-market. Where
is God in: all this? Joseph might
well have anawered: "Nowhere. The
devil is in this, or my devilish
brothers. Nobody means any good
by it The only reason they are sell
ing me instead of killing me is that
they are making a little by tt; these
slave-traders are certainly not in
business for their health. I am the
only son my father trusted,; and
now I shall die a wretched death fa
a strange land."
' '' 0
The Wisdom of the Tears
THAT was Joseph at seventeen.
At the age of M he tawa dU
ferent picture. Many strange years
bad passed; Joseph had been slave
and then prisoner; then by a dra
matic turn in his fortunes he had
risen overnight to be the top food
administrator, price controller and
economic stabilizer, an in one, for
the great empire of Egypt
. His brothers, driven, by famine,
had fled to Egypt tor: help, 'and
Joseph, after playing cat-and-mouse
with them for months, at last told
them (to their greet terror) who be
was. But be had returned good for
evil; had invited down his whole
family, father, brothers and all, and
given them refuge in a corner of
Egypt At last Jacob died.
The brothers, who made the
mistake of thinking Joseph n .
better than themselves, bad sop-'
posed that an Joseph was wait
ing for was his father's death, ;
New weald . be the time for
. Joseph's long-delayed venge
ance. Possibly Joseph Ihe' boy't
had dreamed of - Jos such an
hear. Bat Joseph the man was'
wiser. Te his brothers, cewer-
' tag before him, be said a
memorable thing: "To meant
It for era, bat God meant It !
for good." (Gen. M:2e.) . -He
still had no illusions about bis
brothers. They bad been a bad lot.
But God "meant it for good." That
wicked act selling him into slavery,
bad been the unintentional means
of saving hundreds of lives.. Joseph
now. with the wisdom of his 56
years, : can see the hand of God
which his 17-year-old eyes could
not see at all... . :.'.-'.,
-. So in times of distress the thought
should come to each of us: God's
band may Just now be out of sight
but some day, looking back even on
this distress we too shall see the
hand of God. ',. ; ' . : '
tCnyrirM ISSt ' So " Mrkki 1
rhrUUaa . NUml CnHll
f tha Ckrks ml Chrlat In lb Unite
lUln tt Am-rla. Rtlcaati kj WMD
ratwM Ui. ('.in 4 .
fore the 18th day fo September,
1952, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. , -
All persons indebted to said es .
tate will please; make Immediate
payment. ' ' '
ThU the 18th day of September,
1951. -i
- 11a Whsley, Administrator of
It f. V'r -ley,. ': ' X
Cir T .c ''.,';:''
. i r law
t i, i t t . IV
i ,e-fcj. o.-i r i ...
iJUt dav of t'Dtei 1 . or
this notice will be l
their recovery.- All p. . ...i ,:ut
ed-to said- ' "
Immediate is; t i. , .i r
Signed.
Tola the ZJui uay er,
195L r .
f S-R. rue. nthlstralor of
- the esUie or 'wt w. Moor
lng, dec. Euuli Ouve.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney. . -
10 18 6T H E P " "
NOTICE OF SUM ..J
BY PUBLICATION
' r-tlf ' THE "GENERAL' ' "":
' ; f COUNTY COURT ""1 "r
f . vA i Cuff Wfl!3
NORTH -. CAROLINAA '., J&'X
DUPLIN COUNT ru I rift aiiftd
Denard Styron ) xl' .S""?'
l -v '.':,!? floifl"?- aa'-fii'-flUts
.Ethel Bogerleen tyroq, M
i The,derehdaht;eXHogerIceB
Styrn,- wiU take' notice , that "an
action entitledr-as, above;.has .beert
commenced In ihe General Count)
Court of Duplin County, North Ca
rolina, by the plaintiff above ram.
ed against the - defendant for an
absolute divorce on the founds
of I two years separation, ' ud in
which the defendant is interested
and which cause of action is set
forjth in the complaint filed in this
cause, and that the defendant is a
necessary party to this action; and
latf ine saia aetenaant wui xur...
ther take notice that sKe ia re .
quired to appear' at the office of
theCierk of General County Court
of Duplin County in Kenansville,
North Carolina on the 1st day ef
Nov.,, 1951, and answer or demur
to the complaint filed in this ac .
Uotf.-whldr has beetf Bunnnietf in
said office, on or before the 23 Bay
nf lm 1QL1 s.r )h nlnlniiff will
of Nov.,1 1951, or the plaintiff .will
apply for the relief oeinanaed in
the cempmint ";
This 1st
J. - .-. B
Clerk of (general .county,
court Htyei nil rioS
GRADY MERCER.
Attorney for plaintiff
Mm
10 25 4T GM
EXECUTOR'S NOTICB TO i
CREDITORS
Hmrlno- nnnHflori MraifAv A
the esute of John Maready, -de..!
ceased. . late of Dunlin ' County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Beula
vill, N. C, on or bfore the 25th
day of April, 1952, or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their' re
covery.
Au persons Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payment.
This th J7th day of September,
utou ',
ji;; . . Liston Maready, Executor of
i-. John Maready v-,,:-GRADY
MERCER ' ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
10 25..6T.GMr.,;tltl .
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of John
Cameron Smith, deceased, late of
Duplin County, North . Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against his said estate to
present them to the undersignea
Administratrix en or before the 8th
day of September. 1052. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar ef
their recovery if .fni-V h
ait persona indebted, to said es
tate will- please make immediate
payment ; ;
' ante 8th Hay ef September, 1951.
If l Ruby S. Smith,-'.-.' :: ;--'--, ;
i4 VrfjAdmlnlstratrix of ; ''
John Cameron Smith Estate.
10-18-cT VBG v ':;
NOTICB OF ADMINISTRATION
Th ntnilmtirfujl KMtrtM n,aTI
fie as Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of G. H. West, de
ceased; late of Duplin County, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to ore
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 25th day of Seotem-
fcer, 1952, or this' notice will oe
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
piease make immediate payment to
th undersigned. " ' ";" :
-This the 2oin day of September,
1951. -. .'
y r A G. A. West, Executor of the
'yiLast WUI and Testament of
v ' G. H Wt, deceased, War..
I saw,'-If. C. ' :e
TL E.' Phillips, Attorney : - -Kenansville,
N. C. - l " 4
II 1 AT H E P . . '
NOTICE . OF TRUSTEES ,
- SALE OF LAND , ), . .
'. i Under and by virtue of the pow.
er of sale contained in those two
certain deeds of Trust executed by
Norman D. Knowles and wife, Ruth
H. Knowles to Woodrow H. Peter
son, Trustee, dated December 23,
1949, and February 2, 1950. and
recorded in Book 432, at page 421,
and Book, 432, page 431, respec
Uvelv. of the Dunlin County Reg
istry. default having been made in
the payment of the Indebtedness
thereby secured, and the holder of
the debt having demanded that the
Trustee forclose said deed of Trust
under the powers therein contain .
ed,' the undersigned Trustee will,
on Wednesday, November 7, 1951,
at 12.00 o'clock, Noon, at the Court
House Door , of Duplin County, in
Kenansville, North Carolina, offer
for sale at public auction and sell
for cash to the highest bidder, all
that certain lot or parcel of land.
located about one mile north of
the corporate limits of the Town of
Warsaw, Warsaw Township, Duplin
County, North Carolina, adjoining
th lands of E. F. Strickland and
others, and being more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at a stake In the
East margin of (J. S. Highway No.
117, 455 feet North of the North
margin of W. L. Hill Avenue, and
runs thence N. 79 E., 150 feet to
a stake; thence S. 13 deg. 30 mln.
E., 50 feet to a stake; thence S. 79
W., 150 feet to the East margin
of said U. S. Highway No. 117;
thence with the margin of said U.
S. Hiphway No. 117, N. 13 dg. 30
mln. W., 50 fpet to ti.e rr inning,
eohtaiinng 7.r;r0 "' l.-m-, wie
orles ? 1 l ; t . f
dew ? i ! it
V: F.
7 H t 1
. f Thomfs
, t
I l s
iiiiitrstor
y of Oc!
e will fc
-very. Ail
oray i .
U.-A
te t -
on or
touer i
plexfl 1
aaiat;
'f
i
.cA to sai)
i. . &e liiiinediate
Daymen
Thu t i C..i e
-Vane I
i of October, 1951
'Jnq, Administra i
t of Thomas
.... V.oisaw, N.C.
H. E. I i
15 t.
C.' , l:-
' Under and by Virtue of an or j
der of the Superior Court of Du '
plin County, made in the special
JTOceedings entitled: ''Nora Judge
3t als vs Addle Judge", the under
ligned commissioner will on the
19th dav of October. 1S51 .at
welve o'clock, noon, at the court:)
.-miw uuor in . jvenansviue, winu
Carol' fer for sale to the high jj
est biu c for cash that certain
tract ff : -d in Limestone Town ,
ship, Dublin County;' North Can .
Una, and r e particularly del.,
cribed b l ows Csn ","'-'
; (Fir. :! TRACT. IGINNING "at
a black gum in a small drain, J.
D. Evans corner an 1 runs thence
with his Vnn So n 2 degrees 10
minii iig .. L-t 8 - feet to a stump,
an old corner, in J. H, Judge line;
thence wiUi his line South 39 de
grees 20 minutes East 1153 feet
to a. lightwood knot in a small
drain; thence with said drain North
63 tast 163 feet. North 88 3 4 de
grees East 132 JeeU-Souta JMJEast
280 feet. North 6 East 100 feet to
a stump,' formerly a pine the- 'old
corn-,. thence. with th Wd line
North 73 degrees 10 Minute East
f3U leet to a stake formerly .a
forked ,.. maple, the r-old' corner;
thence with the old line North 13
degrees 30 minutes West. 429 feet
to a maple J. D. Evans corner, in
a small drain and the same drain
that the beginning corner is rn-
inence wim saia arain 'ana J. D
Evans line to the-: beginning con.(
r111!26 cres' more or less.
SECOND TRAfTT' RFflTlSIVTlWrS
pine wnicn pine is located
" '1 Z IMlst 67 feet from the
eastern edge of the Northeast ftiv
er, and from the J. 'W. Thomas
corner on said River, and being a
curaer oi me l.o acre tract known
as the Seine Hole Tract iSnd runs
thence- as the it W. Thomas line
North 72 East 2458 feet to a stake
on the East side of ditch and also
said Thomas corner; thence with his
line South 24 50 East 1254 feet to
a stake the old corner; thence with
Thomas'' other line South 82 10
West 25' 47 feet to a stake on the
Eastern edge of said river; thence
up said river to the corner of the
Seine Hole Tract; thence as the
line of said tract East 125 feet to
a stake; thence North 42 1 2 East
89 feet to a stake; thence North 13
East 400 feet to the point of be",
ginning, containing 60 acres, more
v .teas. '-.'
THIRD TRACT: BEGINNING at
a pine which pine is located North
72 East 67 feet from: the eastern
edge of the Northeast River and
from the J. W Thomnn Mmu on
said river and runs thence South
n hi uv reei to. a nornDeam
tree; thence South 42 West 49 feet
to a stake; thence West approxi'.
mately 125 feet to th emim
ef the Northeast River; thence up
we run or ine iNorweast Klver 789
feet to the corner of Jnrim tnnH
and being J. W. Thomas' corner;
thence with J. W. Thomas' ; line
North 72 East 67 feet to the point
of beginning, containing 1.8 acres,
more or less, and being known as
the Seine .Hole Xractit
; A tea per cent deposit will be
required., ofj-tbe successful bidder
as evidence of crood faith.
Advertised this the 28th day of
taKyuruiuer, inox. ....
e. PhiUkomihlssIon .
' .er. - -.'
19 25 14 H E P v . :
SALE OF PERSONAL J..
, PROPERTY
North Carolina
Duplin County
as Administratrix of j: I. Tho
mas, deceased, I will offer for
sale at Public Auction for cash
at the noma place. ' lust be von d
the city limits of Beulaville, N. O,
on mgnway 24, at two o'clock P.
M. on the 20 day of October,
1951, various articles of livestock,
farming machinery and tools, In
eluding the following: '
I Leader tractor to good " condi .
vtion with plow, disc and cultl .
vator.
I Car trailer
4 Tobacco trucks
.2 Mules . sy;$&&y$$i
1 Tobacco spray (mul drawn) .
1 iPea weeder jm
3 Turn plows (one horse) :-mm':
3 Cotton pldWs
2 CulUvators- U'", VO
3 Guano distributors'
; The above articles mav be in :
spected at any time prior to the
sale..",.;''f,.,;i;;;.;f a-'"ff ;''-:
. This the 8 day of October, 1851
i Mrs. Mamie K. Thomas
y' ,.; Administratrix of
i -: J. I. Thomas, deceased ;
Russell J. Lanier .
A i. i ''-... i
Ally.;. f r ,.- b
10 18 27 B J L
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BT PUBLICATION
v In The General County Court
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN .COUNTY , .
Willie Wells Brice
!" "' :.' ' VS
Lois Norris Brice
The defendant, Lois Norris Brice,
11 take notice that an action en.,
ed as above has been c uii ,onc
in the General County Coi rt
piin County, North Cai Llii :, f
) purpose of obtaining an abso
a aivorce on the grounds of two
rs' separation; ani tbp s-M f
nt will f irt t
' 'e is r ii-
9 Of t t
i County, North .
,tl.& OF SAL
1 UNDER AND BY VIRTUS of the
power of sale contained in' a cer..
tain deed of trust executed by J. T.
Wells, aii V ? e.tAiildred Maaie:.
Wells, da tle day, of Oclobi
1947, and recorded In Book 442,
page 84, of the Duplin Coimty T .
istery, default 1 vi.i bt.-.-1 1 a m
the payment 'of 'the inuooieuuess
thereby secured and said deed of
trust being by ,&e. terms thereof
subject:' to . foreclosure. , and the
holder Of the Indebtedness thereby
secured, bavins demanded : a fore
closure thereof for the nurnose, of
satisfying said indebtedness, the un
dersigned trustee will offer tor sale
at public' auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the . courthouse
door in Kenansville North Cam-
Una at 12-00
Noon, 'oa Tuetdayj the
13 Jh day of NoveaaboV,! 151, the
property conveyea in said aeea 01
trust Abe same lying and being In
the County of Duplin and State of
North Carolina,- and niore partlcu..
w .....wnw. ...
; . FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at
a stake In a -ditch; Brice St .Carter
corner) Northwest corner of a small
lot , on Nor ra. side ;of Highway No.
41, and runs Whence South 28 1 2
West about AO feet to Highway No.
41,. and runs thence on North side
of Highway No. 41, to Fussell's Mill
ureex, near the Bridge, and runs
thence -as said dixB, '.crooks ; and
oenas, w ine eginning, contain
lng) one half of an acre, more or
less, and being the same land con .
veyed to J, T. Wells by C: C. James
and-.wife,' M;"C;' James, by deed
dated January 27, 1943, and duly re
corded in Book 423, page 580, of th
Duplin County Registry, i
ISECOWD TRACT: BEGINNING
at a stake in . the South right, of
way line 61 Highway No., 41, 30 ft.
from- center of the highway; in
che center of a ditch; and running
thence with the Una, ditch between
Wells & "wells, Inc., and Mrs. Ber,
tha Pickett South 31 degree, West
344 feet to another ditch, or drain;
thence Wesward , with the. ran ol
said ditch or drain approximately
ioa leetTo a stake;.thence parallel
to the first line North 31 degrees
50 minutes East 462 feet to a stake
in the South, right of way line of
Highway No 41; thence with the
ooum ngnt of way Une of High
way No. 41 Sou Jl 45 dem-ees sn
minutes East 100 feet to the begin .
nmg, con earning 4) , acre, more or
less, and being the same land con..
veyea to J. T. Wells and wife Mil
dred Mathews Wells hv. wn
Wells, Inc. by deed dated February
8, 1946, and duly recorded in Book
page 383, of the Duplin coun..
ty Registry. . . .
A ten per cent dennstt will lw
required of the successful bidder
as eviafence of good falch. ,
Advertised this the nth
October, 1951.
E. C. Sanderson, Trustee '
H. E. Phillips, Att'y. , i . .
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' " NOTICE OF SALE .-
t. Under and Bv VirtnA nt
of the, Superior Court of Duplin
County, made in the Special Fro .
ceedings enUtledi . "James K-Alex..
ander et als" the undereiffneri mm
missloner will on the 13th day of
IMovemoer, 1951, at twelve o'clock,
noon, at the courthouse door in
Kenansville, North Carolina, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash that certain tract of land lying
and being in Kenansville Township,
Duplin County. North Carolina, and
more particularly, described, as fpl..j
3BTRST TRACT:: BRfllNiivriMn
two pines, the, old corner-, of the
Jerry PearsaU place and. also a
vwucr ui uk neeves place and runs
Noadi 12 East 33 poles to a light
wood stump on the side of the mill
road; thence with .the road North
I0.1 V,West Ples to an Iron
stake driven clean up in the middle
of the road on the line of a 20 acre
tract sold by A. K. Bryan to Inter
Pe 4 Lumber Company,- thence
with thai line South 12 West 33
poles to the corner, a stake, of said
20 acre tract on -the old Reeves
iJne; thence wfch that line South
80 12 East 45 poles to the begin.,
ning, containing 9 9 32 acres, more
or less.nd being the same land as
described in a deed to Jesse Davis
and wife, Rachel Davis as recorded
in Book 193, page 379, of the Duplin
County Regies. - .,: .... :.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
Jt'a stake in middle of road on
Klrby Quinn's Jine and runs with
said Quinn's line North 12 East 73
14 poles to an Iron stake at the
mouth of a ditch in edge of a
branch; thence South 80 12 East
Farmer
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Sa!q Every Thnrccky ,1P, M.n.
Ering your hogs
Pay Above Market
te also have
Harry Huff is
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beginning containing 8 11 13 aif-i,
more or hs. And ielng the rarre
b"d j d ibed In a t-Ltdio Jes. j
Lavia and Kachel Davis as record.,
ed in Book 207, page 544; of the
Dunlin Coimty Registry. "
tACEPIiNG, from, the kbove
lands 1. 4 acre at its present Iocs.:
tinn fnr th : ffravir 'Vard.1'. .
f-A ten Der cent 'deposit 'Will fbe
required of the successful- Didder
as evdieace of food taltn. - " :
Advertised this the 9th day Of Oc
tober, 1951.- in.'- ' '
ri ..RE. Phillips; l"!fv ro-'.i'.
t Commissioner C t ) '
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' Citizens 'of '''North Carolina are
being offered art opportunity to in.
vest in the future of the State's
Negro rural youth in the financial,
drive now being conducted by, the
4 H Club Foundation of North Ca
rolina," Inc., according to W. C.
Cooper, 4 H Club specialist of A.
and T College. Greensboro. s-. r-
if the $50,000 goal set for the
drive is reached, says CooDer. tha
Foundation will be able to expand
eaucauonaiiwork-amnss the state's
iBuildinlnniinUinifi
lng a State 4 H dub carmj. i8lone.
Ul LUC 1AJU (HIIHI-l.IVHM.ni fl as n iiiinn m mt
tlons program. Ano.thtr-'lk IprovldV
Ing scholarships for advanced train
ing.of rural young oeonle.
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