. , I
i.
"s ' l4 having quall
i ,,rtr of the estate
x H. li. 1 olland. deceased
. I Duplin County. this is te
r n wnniij having claims
,.,t said estate to present them
t e undersigned on or oeiure
..jr 17. 1052. or this notice
.1 be pleaded In fear of their re-
fvrv All Mnon mutwicu iv
.m aetata b;i .nasase make fan'
mediate payment to the underslgn
edThto the 17th day M ecetober,
1951. r" V .'..fi-'A- i"i
R. H Holland, administrator
-':Voi the estate of Mrs. R. H
' Holland, deceased, Bowden,
H. B. Phillips Attorney. -
Kenansville. N. C -1-24-OT-HEP
i .'i - AVi-i
7 , , - i - i . i 4
Noi i 1J s in
It f -: t. -" e K-' I,..
SO. T, ,.mM V, tat 141 Vti
point of beginning, contmiuug
ores more or less. ,. .
The said Commissioner!
autre the successful Madetnasw-
. . . . a -
posit 10 per cent of Xheir-xesp-t! acnipryMi .
Uvebids. - -r ?:?"!1 T!JAi!aMj
t This December 23. W6.'u. . mgg
Vance B. Gavin vwl ''
"X---VR-.. D. Johnson. pnr
1 ' , . ' E, C. Sanderson -Mfrmw
iv. J. "A. Jones fnvOT
: Commissioner oflhe euit.
M7-4t-gim .,-;-
I "I I-- IUsp" 5 j
kutuwwaiis-ati stark
DEVOTKWAL MEAnWat aUtthaw
jnfcs to Christ: s
' :-' $H
Lnaea ter January U. It;"-
NOTICE OF SALK OF REAL
PROPERTY BY COMMISSION
RES OP COURT ? , ' : :
Vnder and by authority of the
power and authority contained in
th.t nrtain order entered by Hon
orable Leo Carr, Judge, in an ac
tion now pending in Che Superior
Court of Dunlin l-oumj, enuucu.
TO THE MATTER OF:
The Estate Of P. B. Johnson,
' deceased " the under-
lgned Commissioners of Court
will, on SATURDAY, JANUARY
28, 1952, Between the hours of 12
o'clock, NOON, and 1 o'clock, P. M.,
at the COURT HOUSE DOOR IN
KENANSVILiUE, DUPUIM cwun
TY. NORTH CAROLINA, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder for cash,
as separate tracts, those certain
tract or oarcela of land, lying and
being In Duplin County, North Ca
rolina, and more particularly des
cribed as follows: ; '
- FIRST TRACT- Beginning at
a stake on the run of Cypress Creek
the old corner about 300 yards be
low the old mill site and runs
thene as the did line. G. B. D.
Parker estate hne south 21 1-2
west about 412 1-3 feet to a stake
in an old persimmon tree stump,
, the old corner: thence as the old
line south 17 1-2 east 153 feet to
a stake. Corner of lot No. 3;
thence as lot No. 3 south 64 1-2
west 2238 feet to a stake
in a ditch at the old main
road; thence along said old main
road north 31 west 450 North 64
1-4 east 2475 feet to a stake and
cvnress on the run of cypress creek:
thence up the run of cypress creek
to the beginning containing 24
acres, more or less. Being more
fully described in a deed made the
13th day of November 1942, be
tween C. E. Seawell and wife Alice
S. Seawell and D. B. Johnson, re
corded In Book 419,-at page 409,
of the office of the Register ef
Deeds of Dunlin County.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
' a .corner of Graham Reese, a stump
on said road, and runs thence
along said road South 43 degrees
30 minutes west 42 poles to a bend
. in said road in the line of Z. T.
Lanier; thence leaving the road and
i. with the line of Z. T. Lanier South
87 degrees East 24 poles along a
lane to the intersection of a path;
thence along the path South 4 de
grees 30 minutes West 25 2-5 poles
to another corner of Z. T.
' Lanier; north 20 degrees East 22
. 4-5 poles to a corner; thence south
K . NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Under and By Virtue of an order
of the -, Superior' Court of Duplin
County, made in the Special Pro
ceedings entitled. "James K. Alex
ander et ala" the undersigned Com
missioner will on Tuesday, the 15th
day of January, 1952, at twelve
o'clock. Noon, at the courthuose
door in Kenansville. North Caro
lina, offer for sale" to the highest
bidder for cash that certain tract
of Hand lying and being in Kenans
ville Township , Duplin County,
North Carolina, and more particu
larly described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at
two pines, the old corner of the
Herry Pearsall place and' bum a
corner of the Reeves place and
runs North 13 East 33 poles to a
llghtwood stump on the side of the
mill road: thence with the road
North 80 1-2 West,,4QlcM aa
iron stake driven clean, up in we
middle of the ro--on h- line
of a 20 acre tract sold by A. it
Bryan to Enterprise' Lufcvber Com
pany; thence witn tnevaine sown
12 West 33 poles to (he corner, a
stake, of said 20 acre tract on the
old Keeves line; wence wun tnai
line South 80 1-2 East 45 poles to
the beginning, containing 9 9-32
acres, more or Cess, and being, the
same land as described in deed
to Jesse Davis and wife Rachel Da
vis as recorded In Boofc 191. page
379, of the Duplin County Regis
try '
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
at a stake in middle of road on
Kirfoy Quinn's line and runs with
said Quinn's line NortiflZ East 73
1-4 poles to an iron'stake at the
mouth of a ditch in edge of a
branch; thence South 80 1-2 East 16
poles to a stake in field about 40
ft from A. Houston's line; thence
South 1-2 degree 22 poles to pop
ular in tne branch; tnence soutn
20 1-2 West 53 poles to the public
road (these last two lines are paral
lel with A. Houston's line and
about 40 ft from It); thence North
80 1-2 West 14 poles to the be
ginning containing 8 11-16 acres,
more or less. And being the same
land as described in a deed to
Jesse Davis and Rachel Davis as
recorded in Book 207, page 544, of
the Duplin County Registry.
EXCEPTING, from the above
lands 1-4 acre at its present loca
tion for the grave yard.
A ten per cent deposit will be
required of the successful, bidder
Is evidence of good faith. A
Advertised this he29t-aty of
' distinguished
Foremen
A. J. Cavenaugh.
: Jeweler -: '
DIAMONDS
. Watch
WATCHES
jeweiry
REPAIRING & ENGRAVING
Wallace. N. C.
vKSUS knew some
J people. But his first and most
intimate friends were-not of that
kind. Christianity .started, at, the
grassroots of humanity. It did not
start in e wp
branches. It is a
good thing, too.
. It is quite true
that Christianity
has depths and
heights to which
most Christians do
not attain. A St
Paul has not only
mystic raptures but
intellectual penetra.
lion which compara
tively few Christians have shared or
can share; he was a genius, and
most of us are not geniuses. ;
But in Jesus first group of com
panions there was no St PsuL They
were the plainest of plain people.
The first et them were fishermen.
They were not used to lectures; it
la extremely doubtful whether any
one of them would have understood
the Epistle to the Epheslans .it ft
bad been read to them. But they
understood Jesus ... at least they
understood what he said. He said.
'"Follow me:" and they followed
hiny It was as simple as that.
Surrender ' :
rAT is what Christianity Is, at
its heart: saying Yes to Jes-J.
When those fishermen said their
"Yes" it meant three things, and
those three are always involved
whenever any one sincerely begins
the Christian life. For this was only
the beginning, of course. There was
a long road ahead, much they would
have to learn and do and suffer;
but even the longest road has its
beginning. And the Christian's road
begins with this first Yes."
First ef all, It means surren
der. They took him for their
leader, they absorbed aU teach
ing, they obeyed his orders.
There is a Christian hymn, "My
Jesns, as Thon Wilt"; ene bears
It most often at funerals, but It
Is not Intended as a funeral
hymn. It could well be the hymn
song when young people are
confirmed er Join the church; It
could well be the every-momlng
song of every real Christian.
What do I want most? is not a
Christian question. Rather it should
be. What does Christ want moat?
Vr.t -J iy v m ti i
of the Superior Court ot
County made in a clvl action r end
ing therein entiuea t. a.
& Company Inc., and VaiWso I
Gavin, Trustee v. Lonnie swanea
and Pauline -Branca, ana signa y
the Honorable R. V. WelUClerk.
mi t.k Sunerior Court the uAdere
signed, who was by said ordeBWp.
pointed a commiesioner to -"
lands , described in the complaint
wiU;on una who uay ..
lvo?,' at tweive o ciuu. wti"i
the door of the Courthouse io Ke
nansville, North Carolina, oCfcr fqr
saleto the highest bidder foxsb,.
but subject to confirmation PX'ths,
Court; air that -certain land jjying
and being in Smith TW',shlPtiP:
Uin County, North Carolina,, and
more particularly described as jo
lows:' ; ;' . i; I::
IhMb 9 ami Lot No. 2A BSa
loted to Lonnie Branch in Report
of Commissioners in S. P. No 23-.
75 recorded Clerk Superior .Court
Alt persona indebted to said estate
will iplease make Immediate pay-
f This '31st day of December, 1991.
Ida Mae Sanderson, -M
Administratrix of Luther )
. riMoCoy Sanderson.
GiladyivMercer '
'Attorney at Law ; v
agists- u '
e4 fct i
on,jr I
.lav a, Kora Croa,
i..e 31st day of De
1. J. or this notice will
-Jed in bar of their recovery.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
(Carolina,
county v
' ....
avtnir auallfled as admlnistra
Vam ni tka .riftt. tvt Paul KftnnMlv.
Vi-Ldeceaied. late of DupUn County,
,ort Rforto tCarolina thui is to notify all
upersons navin swiaw
testata- ttl said deceased to exhibit
crfbed as follows- Being aU, the nfville. Sf'v..,?
TlrJ. .Hotted to Lonnie Branchleftre the 3rd day ..of January,
and wife, Pauline Branch from; tbeftMS, or this no
division of the Herbert Branch Es- to bar oftoelr
mate tne erwnary oor1 7 mm pi--
December, 1951
H. E. PhSUps,
Commissioner
1-10-2T-H E P
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
OF TIMBER ;
J.
tale.
Lot . No.' 2: Beginning at the
runs South 53-24 West 38tr"'feer.
to an iron stake, Lonnie Brancn
and Sanford Lee's corner; thence
as their line North 83 West 889.5
feet to the intersection of two
ditches, Frank Branch's and Lon
ftit Branch! corner; thence as
their line North 3-30 East 360 feet
to North edge of pavement of N. C.
Highway No. 11; thence as North
edge of said highway South 78
East 1165 feet to the beginning, con
taining 7.7 acres, more or less.
. Lot No. 2A Beginning at an
iron stake, Frank and Lonnie
Branch's corner and runs as their
line South 83 East 434 feet to a
ditoh. Sanford Lee's corner: thence
as Lee's Line South 4-15 West 13
00 feet to the Panther Mil road;
thence as said road North 84 West
841 feet to a stake, Frank Branch's
corner; thence as his line North
15 East 1736 feet to tne nonn cage
of pavement of N. C Highway No.
11; thence as moron eage or pave
ment of said Highway , Bl East
404 feet to Frank Branch's line;
thence as his line South 5-15
West 431 feet to the beginning
containing 28.5 acres, more or leal.
Reference is hereby made to all
of said records,
Reference is hereby made to all
of said records.
The terms of the sale will be
cash and the Commissioner wttl re
quire the successful bidder to make
a cash deposit on ten per cent um
of the amount of said bid, aa evi
dence of good faith, and to guaran
tee compliance with said bid When
and if confrimea by tne court.
This the 28th day of 'December,
1951.
J. Harvey Turner, '
Commissioner of Court
1-24-42-J H T - , -
953, or this notice will be pleaded
recvoery ah per
sons Indebted to said estate wni
please make immediate payment
wThla the 3rd day of January,
1852.
: i Garland P. King,
1 Administrator of
.4 i Paul Kennedy.
Grady Mercer,
Attorney at Law
2-7-6T-G M
U-
.., ATtMINISTRTOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina,
poplin County.
S" 1
r(7WviM auallfled as admlnistra
lot of the estate of Henry raison
fffeath. deceased late of Duplin
KT . .i- r . Ahl. I.
uiuniy, Norui wuwui
notify all persons having claims
Igainst the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at' Beulavllle, North Carolina, on
or' before the 31st day of Decem
ber, 1952, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All verson indebted to said estate
U1 please make immedfatte pay -
Whis Slst day of December. 1951.
i Kirty Heath Administrator
M ! " of Henry Faison Heath.
ayMercer,
irney at law.
T-GM
rnH3! announcement t the Intro-1
AdUCtlOn Ol cuioropnyiiin
allmlnata "COKy" breath
and body odor has prohably pro-
snead more comment among nog
fanciers, dot trainers, and veterin
arians, than any other announce
ment In recent years. And It may
rory well be the most Important an
nouncement since the discovery of
the feasablllty of tnoeulatloa tor
distemper. . ' A f
Rnt tha eomment la not made np
entirely of cries of Joy. There are
a tew that view with alarm, i v ,
1 In brief, while they all recognise
h. nnMipn tha last deterrent
tA tha introduction of a dog Into
hnma n haa been ellm
h nnaation whether the
health of the doc haa been endan
gered. Not that there Is the slight
est danger of ehloropnyllin Itself Jhv
u.. ih. dnv'a health. Both Dr.
Maurice Berlins, developer of the
nmdnet. and the research labora
tories of tha Ken-L-Producta com
pany which Is marketing the foods
have made extensive testa of this.
But thev point out that one of the
things that finally makes some
owners of ill dogs call la the vet
is the bad breath or body odor.
And man a tnnth BT CUB) SAmeM
li first signaled by anpleasant
breath. Would chloropbyUia mask
thia warnlngr
iKtmih Or. Berlma
there to UtUe causa for alarm to
hi. Aithauab rsesarch to
his laboratories proved that "of
satlclent amounts of cUoropbynin
mmU allmlnata avaa the most ob
noxtoas breath er body odor ceased
by serious. Illness, the amount pat
the toads to oedy stKmgfc to elhar
sueh extras aa may be caused by
a minimum of exercise, nervous P
sat stomachs, overeating, and such.
A really serious situation wohhj
make Itself know unless additional
measures of ehloropnyllin er
administered.' '.
Fortunately for an who want w,
KA afraptlvanaaa : ef tne new
development it la belrfj htrod"eed
by a company tnat mates m uw
popular types pt dill foo4 canned,
meal, ami' biww f-mnd pias incor
po rated the ciiiuitihytiin" into each
one unciaentauy., -jimiot
crease In cqst A a result the dog
owner, can checi th eilectlveness
of the nroduct?Withot apsetUng
tne aoars ate ey cqana-tnBj mw
form of feeding to another. - a,
, At a meeting beld tatf In Decem-I
bar In New York to which all New,
York members ol tne uo inn'
Association wer ' tartted. a vice
president of the tiaaxer ynm v-
pany (of which Kea-LrProdncU to n
dlvhdoa), made some Tear strong!
statements aboot the 7f.ltveaeiel
of the foods. . 2-'
"We have teatea xn
thoroughly - be saM. TMiw es
riiiin to maka the flat Sasrama
that whatever the wuUttoa cfyoorj
dors beatth. aa,fed oasj
prodocto wmii oMotopiy- 8"-"
El dutaonsn. and as T -s-
aritMM an hrtairh aad booroaora.
Anyway, tii. Aipartoaai p-tJto
sooa aee. war sua
Cm m m i T
A4AAs eW. -a- - - -
ptur:"ii;.
. bot wat:2
watl2 rrrs
I KXrCEEN SINE3 ,
Od fft
contacted that
doawtaaak.Sj
thirty
tbaUad
; T, Y ND ALL
. FUNERAL HOME
1" IN MOUNT OLIVE ,
, PHONE 2303 '
Home of Wayae-Danlla '
Burial Association :
Faneral Directors . Embalmera
Ambnlanea Serrlea Day er
MRS. M. M. TH1GPEN v
, Beuiafille. H. C.
'. gtoreaefltattTa For t t
WARSAW FLORAL ,i
COMPANY
Tk-', WARSAW N. C. - '-
Fruits Rate High
On USDA Food List
Yes"
North Carolina
Duplin County
Pearsall et ux
vs
Pearsall et al
In accordance with an order of
the Superior Court issued Decent
ber 27 1951, the undersigned com
missioner will sell the timber on
900000000000000000000000C
NOTICE OF ' ADMINISTRATION
North Carolina,
Duplin County.
Warsaw Fish Market
Ocean Fresh Seafood Direct From The Sea
PRICES ARE CHEAPER
(Next Door To AP)
Both Wholesale and Retail
Know Your Fish or Know Your Fisherman
D. Z.HOLLOMAN "
r Phone 326 Wa
Dressing Warsaw, N. C. Dellvei
oooooooooooooooooooooooc
Free
''JK
c
"Anything In Wood Work"
SASH DOORS
SCREENS FRAMES
CABINETS MOLDINGS
Also Church Pews and Pulpits
M
7h
WARSAW WOOD PRODUCTS CO,
Warsaw
Separation
X GAIN, those fishermen's
meant separation. They left
their nets, their old occupation.
We must not read too much into
this, as it In order to be a Christian
one must leave his wage-earning
business, whatever it is. On the con
trary, the best place to be a Chris
tian may be right where we are.
However, no matter what we
may do for a living, It Is still
true that saying "Yes" to Jesas
means saying "No" and "Good
bye" to many other things. It -
' means separation from all that
" la eat of tune with him; separs
v, tioa from selfishness, from sin,
' from trash and trifles. It means
. separation from habits that en
; slave as, from "recreations"
that do net re-create but tear
; dowr, from places and opporto
;. nltles ef temptation, from hatred -',
and prejudice and pride. .
If a man really means "Yes" to
Jesus, he cannot mean "Yes" to
what is opposite to Jesus. The Chris
tian life is a separated life. It Is
hot that he is separated from peo
ple. Isn't it likely that the fisher
men who followed Christ bad a far
Widef Circle of friends as they went
with him than they had ever had
before? But they were being shaken
loose from wha.t had before seemed
to them most important, yes, even
from themselves.
.
Service ,
TIT that is the negative side of it
The Christian life is not only
from" but It is "for." That Is,
just as these first fishermen followed
Jesus in order to become fishers of
men, so the Christian's yes-saying
always means enlistment. lor
loa. ' . a-'-
r A Christian's sincerity eanaot
be measured to what he says,
nor even la what he dees not dei
H Is to be measured to what be
Having qualified as administra
rlCE OF ADMINISTRATION
vin this day qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of Hat-
tie, Bell Birch ette, deceased, late
M Duplin County this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
ptthe undersigned Administratrix
for before the 2nd day of Jan
uary, 1953, or this notice will be
bleaded in bar of their recovery.
K;'A11 persons indebted to said es
tate, will please make immediate
payment. "-'
tThlrSnd day of January, 1952. '
Wf i Marie A. Monk, ,
' Administratrix of .
"J' Hattie Bell BircheUe estate
2-7-flT-VBG
ttlizer before olanting. since a de
Prunes raisins, oranges, and tan
gerines are the U. S. Department
of Agriculture's featured plentiful
i T. hm Ma trnrasbCraU.
county borne demonstration agent IT
f ah ka Of or am r'nllAffab , Ft MSlon a
1U1 : W16 ww waaow .
Service, said this week r- ;
Because of their special abun
dance, these four items top USDAS
monthlv nlentiful foods list for the
Southeast Prune production is an
esiunaiea ao ier vein. muw MJAttn
last season, the home agent ex- C .'ST
plained, while raising prbducUon is ffjj7
up 67 per cent., Tne eariy ana miu-.
season orange crop in lonaa is
record - large, and there'll be more
tangerines this season than last,
according to USDA crop fore-
casts. ,;. - l, ''t ;
Other foods on the January list
for this area are nork and pork
products heavy turkeys, hens, dry
milk, cottage cneese, cannea iuna,
frozen fish, dry beans, canned and
frozen orange and grapefruit juices
honey, rice, pecans and almonds.
The rice crop for 1951 is fore
cast at a record 44.6 million hundred-weight
i Heavy supplies of
frozen concerated and canned or
ange juice from the new pack will
be available in January, USDA re
ports. The home agent also pointed
out that stocks of canned grape
fruit Juice are about Jour times
those of a year ago i ,
.- iTfi tobacco
1 1 rltm naflranat
a a-
brings you
v.V
hiah-quality,
high-yiildingy
$ad.
II
Crown by
Yield'Tested
r
THE DUPLIN TIMES
Published each Friday In Kenansville, M. C Count Seat ol
DUPLIN COUNTY
. r Xditocial bnalness and printing plant, Kenansville, N. C.
J. ROBERT GRADY. EDITOR OWNER
, Xntored at tha Post Office, Kanansvllls, N. C.
as aecotidlsag mattor.
..".f-a
.:. s
i Keaansrllle, tS5-t ,
EUTSCRIPTION RATES: $3.00 per year In Duplin County.
Leaolr, Jones, Onslow, Pender, Sampson and Wayne conn
fiat; . 3.50 par year outside this area la North Carolina; and
1 1.C3 Per year elsea-hera. ' " ; )
i : Advertising rates famished aat raajaeat ,' . ; ; g
raU Journal, devo'sl to Use material, educational
..lo aai azricu!" -r:J I s of Duplin County,
QUESTION: When should, broc
coli be planted? . t'ff
ANSWER- Dr. Fred u. tjoenran.
professor of horticulture at State
College, says Droccou is a cooi -season
crop and must be produced
in the spring or the fall. However,
it is somewhat like cauliflower In
cold hardiness and will betam
aget by heavy freezes. ..
In eastern iNorth Carolina.tferocr
coli should be grown between' late
February and early June or be -
tween July and December in, tne
fall.
crop
ficiency of boron greatly reduces
the i yield. Applications of 10 to
20 pounds of borax per acre have
given excellent results. t'.v;
UBSTION: How does North Ca
rolina rank in rural telephone
service? .
.'.'XnSWER: Preliminary date from
h 1950 census indicate that only
one other state Mississippi
r&nVa lnwar than Nnrth Pjirnlina
Tn mountain areas the SDringfcu i , - . .
should be put in thet&d74o3er cent of farms having tele-
late March and harvested to fphone service. As of April 1, 1950,
i i.. V..1.. mi f.ii .... r. . l; . . . 'M M . .
only zj,34y lanms in me xar neei
State, or 8.1 per cent of the total,
in
June and early July The fall. Crop
should be planted in late June and
ttarvaotal In fWrfhpr and pari No-.
vember. -'iKa'a telephone service. The per
lal . A. ' 1 IT : !..!-1 . ...a. a. M SC
Early maturing varieties should
be used. The two most satisfactory
are Earl Green Sprountsing and
De Cicco. ' , .
Tests by the North Carollni Ex
periment Station show a definite
need for aaaing ooron to we xer-
B
It is s serious and solemn ques
tion: Suppose this Is your last dsy
in life, and all the accounts are in.
Looking back on what you have
been and what you have done, has
your Ufa actually helped what Jesus
Christ Is undertaking In this world,
or have you hindered him? ''
The Christian life' Is a surren
dered, a separated life, but also a
life of service. "Yes" can be said
with the lips alone that was Judas; ,
a "Yes" to Christ can truly be said
only with Ufa itself, , ., r.. .,-. i
(Corritai 1SS1 fc ja VItMm m
ikruu.. mmmn. NaUMal 0all
it utTchankaa at dhrUI atlka tmitrnf
Suw at AawrtM. BMlaaMS kr MV
J;w'.,iA- ; -
21S acres of land as descrlbetl In
Book 209, page 98 of the Duplin
Registry on January 14, 1951 at
12:00 noon on the Courthouse
steps in Kenansville, North Caro
lina. Terms: 10 inch stum? age, one
year from delivery of deed for
removal, cash on delivery of deed.
10 per cent deposit at sale for
good faith. Tne re-sale will start
at f":;'5.00 per Southmont b-
cent , In Mississippi was 0.5. n
South Carolina it was 8.5 and in
Virginia, 23.7.
For the nation as a whole, the
percentage of . farms having tele
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Organised 1920 "i
Phone 424 'Warsaw. N. C.
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Duplin Trading Co.
Warsaw, N C
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Kenansville, N. C.
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BeulavUle, N.C.
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Falson, N. C
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General Insurance
Kenansville, II. C.
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