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I Ir. and t-s, A. attersonl ted Mr. Patu.Jon'4jothe' Mm. a Patteron,SltrXenolr GeiwaL1 i ipitai Junmrafternoon. i "J" Irl and Mrs. EL K Blato and V Miss ,141a Shatter and , Mr. ,1 bby Kenan of Burgaw yjalga 1 i. Nora Shaffer Sun ftmsk. - Ir.- Alton Howard SBuiWa i WashingtonlX C'-wftjle he will li j employed . i the '. government i.'l hting office, ' .'! . " Jr.. and ; Mrs; ZUJejUP ; -i f and Ma w. KtiiiiSiiMt: mslness Wp to Chapel Hill Wed. iV'-iy?':.. :i';;;"."S:,.; ''" Vc Close Seeus for Building Supplies 'Farm needs and Frigidaire Appliances , . GARNER In Mount i 1 .i t i .'' ; ;c. j-;; Carolina Savings & V Assets ? : 3 CASH on hand and in Banks i ', - f ,p ; : U. S. Treasury Bonds .. . I w vuexaa. nome Lrfwn iSank . , , ; : 177,300.00 I Dividends & Interest Receivable . ; 6,7p?.62 1 or"ge Loan" - r. 2Mi,m:ti 1 ShTt "f""---v r 37,433.64 i Kealtate' 'rwi. . i ' 1) t ,TOTAL ASSETS ? 1 i LIABILITIES filesaJbers Savings Accounts $12,396,420.22 , Borrt)Wed Money Loakavln Pcocess I, Dividends Payable 1-1-58 ;. f TOTAL LIABILITIES ...W....tvll2,876,863.32 Reserve for Contingences .... .1,171,432.11 , Undivided,ProiitL:;s,s:t....f.4 -,.V'V 11,974.33 ' . Total Llafeilihcs & , " , , . ,f ; , u . . .i i.;-T tm , n n . Sft arm mm i "7 t i Miss Betty 'Ingram spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. W. It. Ingram Mr T- E-'TXBuncS of Fa" 2 r.inday guesfis of IV aul , . -s Bunce n ""Visitiugfesora Shaffef, Tues day afternoon, were"Mrs.'!fc''H. Ezzelle, Carl Lanier of Wal- 19 (Ad-'Mr. Marvin ,Efe&s of I MrsVance Gavin Pent(iatWed- nesday In Raleigh, where she at eOmApAospltal board meeting. Mr and1 Mb. MftlBhtM- idv i 'tiifrrf nd 4Tr H Bi,bhy ajightry fof ; High,Point vteitscUMj:,; aqd Jflrs.Charles Ov thrle Jr. Sunday afternoon.' ' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Edgerton of Goldsbjcqwere Jff Kenans ville per Met With Mrs. Brinson , Mrs Davls?prlnSBni was hostess mtlLMoiaaf&enia ttl.tWQiQi Airs, i. Aj yisun .ujiainnanj pre sided over the business session. '. m, t BROS. Olive Hp? 11 swam, mmtmi i 4 h.w December 584,243.22 '90 0,000.00 ... 4 $14,060697)5: .J,' NONE 424,144.38 . -3 $3,611.44 Keerves $14,060,269. .- ... i nxAtScr Million uoiiar 1 Mrs. !Amos "Brlnson had charge W the' program, which was on, .'W- men W the Bible". f i 'following' the .meeting the hos?1 tekS ' served Individual ice creaii molds with cookies and coffee. 'p$ Mrs. Grady, Entertains -fee UrclA 11 of Grove Chnri1 f Mrs. R. Crady Was hostess M yacieyf of wove cuurch, on Mont' oay evening. Mrs. Buty Stephen onairman, presided and Mrs. J. Sa "(aUacft ledi the-lble Study. A M clo8e ojfMie meeting, the. hostess served a swet courae. O E JJ15 Met Tuesday Chapter 215 Order of the Eas tern Star mt Tuesday night for Jts Jegulaiit meettOK. Worthv MatrAit fThla! Murphy presided. m rTherxtmeetlng will be held on January 28 and all members ur ui gvu w bizia ana oring ine dues cards th them. W. Grove Met & With Mrs. Barwick Circle J,( of Grove Church Mt MoQday fternoon. in the home 'ht rMjrsiRBpS. Barwick, with elev members and 1 visitor present. 4f in aosence or Mrs. w. J. Hckdt Circle Ojairman, Mrs. Roy Sitter! on 4 r resided. Mm U R Rnni thad Charge Of the program, "Bar TWvJ. . . i t. ruw, ine uioourHger wnicn vnsj taken from Acts 11 th chapter. ,Vj U-At conclusion of the meeting; me nosiess assisteai oy. Jars. J. JS. Stroud served fruit cake and coffee. ' , Cst Mrs. Dail Was Hostess ,; Betsy Sharpe Circle . ' .The? Betsy,. Sharpi Circle met with Mrs. G. R. Dail at the Bap tist ChurchMonday night at 7;S0. Mrs.' K.i J. Simpson opened th meeting with prayer and presided (Kvef the' business session. A pro gram on "Pioneer Women" was presented by Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell loan Association 31, 1957 - Accompliihmenfs in 1957 Mortgage Loans , Made $3,06457.66 Dividends Paid to Shareholders Increase in Assets Increase in pavings u -vJu ,' organized February, 1912 with Sl ...........$2.50 s -'U December 31, 1917 $ 157,534.36 ' December 31, 1927 $ 1,534,129.34 December 31, 1937 December 31, 1946 December 31, 1950 December 31, 1055 December 31, l57 U i in t. 'Hi V and Mrs. James Bunce. Following the "meeting, Mm Dail served i Cherry pie and coffee; to those' present '".'' " t ijy .... Cora Stokes Circle ' Met With Mrs. West 1 he Cora Stokes Circle met with Mrs, H, M. West on Monday after noon. Mrs. L C. Burch, Circle Chairman presided and opened the meeting with prayer; . - . After the business session, Mrs. C. B. Guthrie gave'-the program on "Home Missions". .During the social period, the hos tess assisted by Mrs. George Penny served individual cherry pies top ped with whipped cream and coffee to Mesdame Burch, Guthrie, P. J. LDobson, W. M. Brinson, C. B. Sit- terson, J. O. Stokes, Mrs, Penny and the Visitor, Mrs. Lacy Vines. Mr. And Mrs. Jackson Entertain Locan Explorer Scouts V Mr.- and Mrs. Leo Jackson were hosts at supper to the-Explorer Scouts on Friady night. Supper was at Roscoe. Jones' Cafe. Among the Explorers i present were Jimmy Jackson, Shannon Brown, Tommy Hubbard, Ben. Williamson, and John Allen Potter. Lee McGregor and Jesse Hall, advisors to the Ex plorers were also present. , , Features at the supper was Lewis Powell, Eagle Scout of Wallace, Who showed slide pictures of his visits throughout Europe last year during International Scout Jam boree. He went with agroup of Eagle Scout from through the Uni ted States. Also present at the sup per was Walter Culbreth, field ex ecutive from Clinton who showed pictures of Explorer activities. . Kenansville has a very fine group of Explorers as well as all ranks in Boy Scout work. They are with their advisors and scout master John Hall are doing a very fine Job and deserve the thanks of all the people In Kenansville. And, we might add here that the Scout Hut, made possible through thegene rosity of Vance Gavin and others who donated, has generated a grea ter Scouting spirit among our boys. $ 409,760.5 $ 958,590.10 $ 914,132.31 ...$ 1,741367.76 ...$ 4,360,13021 i. . $ 6,922,951.24 .... . ... $12,260,34163 $l4,U6Vf9.76 4 : e 201 PRINCESS ST. - - VVilminjitoa . Mrs. William j:4. Miss Ruthr Cox Becomes Bride Of Mr. Wm. Gleen Overman Here Sunday Miss Iva Ruth Cox and William Glenn Overman were united in mar riage Sunday, January 12th inthe Kenansville Methodist Church. The Reverend Lauren Sharpe, paster of the local Baptist Church officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. fluid Mrs. Walter" Cox of Goldsboro ana uie LTiuegrouiu ib iuc hid ui Mr. and Mrs. Walter Overman of Rocky Mount. Music was presented by Mr. Joe Quinn of Kenansville, organist, and Mrs. B. R. McCullen of Faison, solist. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a floor length gown of chantilly lace and tulle over satin. Her fingertip veil was attached to a coronet of lace out lined with pearls and sequins. She carried a prayer book with a white orchid. Miss Sarah Brown of Kenansville, maid of honor wore a waltz length gown of cardinal red crystaleth and matching crystalette bandeaux with shoulder length veil. She car ried a white prayer book and tur qua carnations. Mrs. Duncan Cavenaugh of War saw and Miss Ann Jones of Mount Olive were bridesmaids. They wore waltz length gowns of turqua srys talette and) matching crystalette banceaux with shoulder length veils. They carried white ' prayer books with cardinal red carnations. Girl Scouts Make Field Trip The Kenansville Girl Scout Tr oop accompanied by Mrs. J. B. Stroud and Mrs. N. B. Boney made a field trip to Rose Hill Fire Tower, Wednesday afternoon. Several ef the troop members were passing off their conservation Merit Bad- ses . - Plans are being made . for the Girl Scout Troop, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts to attend the showing of "Star Scouting" whleh is being shown at the Plaaatorlum In Cha pel Hill, during January. Anv scout interested In going in the trip, which is scheduled fc January 28, are urged to see their Scout leader. . . W. S. of C. S. Met With Mrs. Ingram The Womans Society of Christ ian Service of the? Kenansville Methodist Church anet Monday night January 13th in the home of Mrs. Wm. Ingram. Mrs. Lottie A, Williams had charge of the decit- ion. using the first six verse from the sixth chapter of Mark. She Challenged the members present fof their responsibility to Christian discipleship. , . Mrs. W. M. Ingram who tooK ne Bible Study for the year, at Duke University at school ol Missions last summer begaa the study of Mark. She introduced the study, our purpose of the study and pre sented the first Chapter la the book very interestingly and inspir ing.' A ' ' . . Mrs. I. O. Wilkerson, presiaem presided over the business session of the evening. Mrs. Ineram. the hostess ol the evening served delecioua cake and evening served delecioua cake and coffee to the fifteen members pre sent ' r ' I t l The meeting ( was closed by pray .'. '' 'V'J'',,);::;" i vJ,--f'T:-,, Gleen Overman, J: X 7:-1 v-r r.AiS., .linn 1 Vi.a... ,i.f.An Best man was Tracy Overman of Rocky Mount, brother of the bride groom. Ushers were Bobby Cox of Golds boro, brother of the bride, Herman Overman, brother of the bride groom, Billy Luther and J. C. Jones, all of Rocky Mount. After the ceremony, the couple received in the vestibuls of the church. After the first of February, the couple will be at home In Ahos kie. Pearsall's Chapel The' Woman's Auxiliary of Pear- sail's Chapel Free Will Baptist Church held its regular monthly Meeting Thursday, night Jan. 9, at the home of Mrs. McThay Blizzard. Mrs. O. R. Blizzard presided over the meeting. The opening hymn, "We're Marching to Zion", was sung followed by Scripture reading and prayer by Miss Daisy Wells. The program was entitled, "Go, Set A Watchman, Let Him Declare What He Seeth", Those participa ting in the program were: Mrs. Willard Brown, Mrs. J. D. Kornegay, Mrs. D. F. Chambers, Miss Cora Wells, and Mrs. McThay Blizzard. The hostess served choclate cake, ice cream, toasted nuts, and coffee at the conclusion of the program. Outlaw's Bridge News Mrs. J. H. Parker 1 The Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. R. D. Simmions Monday January 20th at 2:30 p. m. All member are urged to be pre sent. Among visitor withfelatives her Sunday afternoon were Mrs. Jack Tucker and Mrs. Henrietta Ham mond of Fayetteville Mrs. John Tlmming Burlington Mrs. W. L. Kornegay and Mrs. Henry Waters of Albertson D. H. Outlaw. Mt. Olive Dennis Nichols and Billy stoll, Riahands. Mr and Mrs. Jim Creech and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Price of GoM boro were supper guests ef Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kelly Batursday night. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Stroud and children spent Sunday with Mr. Stroud sister Mrs. Dallas Mercer and family at Country Homes Goldsboro Mrs Lessis Horton was hostess to the local bridge players at her home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Blizzard and son Dexter were recent visitors with Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Prater and Mr. and Mrs Edward Zale in Laurel, Miss. Rev. and Mrs. Prater and Mrs. Zale, the former Marie Prator were residents of the par sonage several years ago. ; Mrs. Tom Kelly and sob Lawer ence of Alum Springs were among. Visitors- with Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph Simmions Sunday. . .' ! Mr W Mrs. Remus Creelvis Chaes Clty Va .and Mr. and Mrs, E I Padgett ia Durham Saturday. Mr and Mia Creel had M guest Sunday Mr. and Mr. Clayton Pad gett of Jacksonville. ; ; I Gerald and Curti ' Slaamoo of State College visited the home folk Saturday night and Sunday, legal Notices NOTICE OP SALE- Under and by, virtue om the power of sale contained in that certain Deed of Trust xiated Jan uary 15, 1957, executed by D. H. Bradshaw (Single) to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, and recorded in the Duplin County Registry in Book 506, page 377, to which re ference is hereby had; and default having been made in the payment of the note thereby secured, and request having been made upon said Trustee for foreclosure of the same according to its terms. The undersigned Trustee will of fer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Courthouse door in Kenansville, North Carolina, on Saturday, Feb ruary 15, 1958, at the hour of Twelve O'clock Noon, all of the following described land: All those certain tracts of land situate in Island Creek Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, described as follows: All that cer tain tract or parcel of land con taining 11 acres more or less, which is described in a Deed dated the 25th iay of May 1939 from D. B. Bradshaw, transferee of the mor tgagee Leon P. Andrews to Hyden Bradshaw and being recorded in the Duplin County Registry in Book 409, page 512, to which reference is had. All those two certain tracts or parcels of land containing a total of 16 acres, more or less, being described as Lot No. 6 as allotted to D. H. Bradshaw, in land division of David B. Braushaw and Hulda Bradshaw, deceased, as recorded in the Public Registry of Dup lin County, in Book 487, page 447-48. to which reference is had. All that certain tract or parcel of land containing by estimation 12 1-2 acres, more or less, which is described in Deed dated the 10th day of July, 1950 from D. B. Brad siuiw, widower, to D. H. Bradshaw being , .recorded, in the Public Re gistry of Duplin County in Book 462 page 169, to which reference is had. All that certain tract or parcel o f land containing 51 1-2 acres, more or less, which is described in a Deed dated: the 4th day ef Novem ber, 1942, from D. B. Bradshaw to D. H. Bradshaw and being recorded in the Public Registry of Dulpin County in Book 430, at page 390, EXCEPTING from the above de scription 1 1-2 acres. All those 3 certain tracts or par-cels;..of- land containing a total of 7.79 acres, more or less, which is described in Deed dated the 27th day of December, 1933, from V. H. Simmons and wife, Nora Sim mons to Hyden Bradshaw, being re corded In the Public Registry of Duplin County in Book 357, at page 547. A deposit of ten per cent (107c) will be required of the highest bidder as evidence of geod faith. This sale will be made subject to all prior encumbrances. This 15th day of January, 1958. Vance B. Gavin, TRUSTEE 2-4-4t- V.B.G. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtues of the power of sale contained in that certain Deed of Trust dated Jan uary 29, 1957, executed by H. B. Brown and Wife, Eppie Brown and Osborne Brown and wife, Pauline Brown to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, and recorded In the Duplin County Registry in Book506, page 506, to which reference is hereby had: and default having been made in the payment of the- note thereby secured, and request having been made upon said Trustee for fore closure of the same according to Its terms; The undersigned Trustee will offer lor sale and will sell to the hlgest bidder for cash at the Court house door in Kenansville, North Carolina, on Saturday, February 19, 1958, at the hour of Twelve O'clock Noon, all of the following described land: A certain tract of land situate in Cypress Creek Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, described as follows: All that certain tract or parcel of land containing 37.69 acres, more or less, which is des cribed in Deed at Trust dated the 1st day of March, 1956 from Osborne B. Brown and wife, Paul ine C. Brown, et al to Ira S. Had dinolt and Alfred P. Stempsl, Trustees, being recorded in the Public Registry of Duplin County in Book 491 at page 428, to which re ference is had. A deposit of ten per cent (10) will be required of the higest bidder as evidence of good! faith. This sale will be made subject te all prior encumbrances. This the 15th day of January, 1958. Vance B. Gavin, Trustee 2 - 4 - 4t - V. B. G. NOTICE OF SALE ) Under and by virtue of the power of sale; contained in that' certain Deed of trust dated November 21, 1956, executed ty Ledia Henderson and wife, Mary Henderson to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, and recorded in the Duplin County Registry In Book 506, page 153, to which reference is hereby had; and default having been made tm Us tayaient of the no(e thereby secured, and request having been made upon said Trustee , for forcloseure of the same aecor- ding to its terms; ?i The undersigned Trustee -will ' offer for sale and will gell to the ! highest bidder for cash at the . Courthouse door in Kenansville, North Carolina, on Saturday, Feb ruary 15, 1958, at the hour of Twelve O'clock Noon, all of the following aescribed land: All those certain tracts of land situate in Cyrpress Creek Town ship, Duplin County, North Caro lina, described as follows: Ail that certain tract or parcel of land containing 23 acres more or less, which is described in a Deed dated the 22nd day of Oct- ' ober, 1943, from A.R. Henderson and wife Elizabeth Henderson to Ledia Henderson, being recorded in the Public Registry of Duplin County in Book 423 at page 177. All those three certain tracts or parcels of land containing 130 acres more or less, which is described in a Deed dated the 8th day of Feb ruary, 1956, from Joesph H. Bryant nnd wife, Thelma D. Bryant to Ledia Henderson and Wife, Mary Henderson being recorded in the Public Registry of Duplin County in Book 503, at page 46. A deposit of ten per cent (10) will be required of the highest bid der as evidence of good faith. This 15th day of January, 1958. Vance B. Gavin, Trustee 2 - 4 - 4t - V. B. G. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain Deed of Trust dated February 15, 1957, executed by Mrs. Eunice Williams, Widow, to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, and recorded in the Duplin County Registry in Book 506, page 643, to which reference is hereby had; and refault having been made in the note thereby secured, and request having been made upon said Trustee- for forclosure of the same- accor ding to its terms; The undersigned Trmstee will offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for sash at the Courthouse door ia 'Kenansville, North Carolina, on Saturday, Feb ruary 15, 1958, at the hoar of Twelve O'clock Noon, all of tfce following described land: A certain tract of laad situate in Limestone Township, Duplia County, North Caroluu, described as follows: All that certain tract or parcel of land containing 14 acres, more or less, which is described in Deed dated the 12th day of January 1937 from Dannie Lanier to Eunice Wil liams being recorded ia the Publie Registry of Duplin County in Book 394, page 227. A deposit of ten pec cent (10) will be required of the highest bidder as evidence of good faith. This 15th day of January, 1958. Vance B. Gavin, Trastee 2 - 4 - 4t - V3.G. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained la that certain Deed of Trust dated February 12, 1957, executed by Mrs. Garland W. Evans and husband, It. M. Evans to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, and recorded In the Daplin County Registry in Book 608, page 604, to which reference is hereby had. and default having been Made in the payment of the note Hiereby se cured, and request having been made upon said Trastee for fore closeure of the fame according ts its terms: The undersigaed Trustee will offer for sale and wm sell to the highest bidder for aash at the Courthouse door ia Kenansville . orth Carolina, om Satwday, "e niary IS, 1958, at tk kear of Twelve Colaek Noon, all ef the following described' land: A certain tract ef laad situate in Limestone TowaAip, Duplia Count-, North Carolina, described as follows: All that certaia treat er parcel of land containing SS aeres, more or 1ms, and described as lot No. 2 in the division ef feke lands of Nelson H. Williams aad being re corded in Book 3 at pages 568-S71 in Report of Committees in the Duplin County Clerk ef Superior Courts Office. A deposit of ten ear cent (10) will be required mt the highest bidder as evidence ef good faith. This sale will be Blade subject to all prior encumbraaces. This 15th day of January, 1958. Vance B. Gavin, Trustee 2 - 4 - 4t - V.B.G. Mrs. Laura N. Rivenbark Mrs. Laura Norris Rivenbark, 75, wife of Vaden Rivenbark of Teach" ey, died at 7 a. m. today after sev eral years ' of declining health; ' -'', , She is survived by her husband, five sons, Charles of Calypso, B. J. of Kenansville, Milbarm, Dennis and Howard Lee of Teaohey; two daugh ters, Mrs. Boh Sherlock of Jacksoa, S. C, and Mrs. Stedaaan Moore of HarreUa, several grandchildren. . . - Funeral arrangeaieata are lncora Blete. 1 . ' i'.Vvil-hHi-W4i.J,- -T7TlTn