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' Mr. and Mrs. Elhert fh Smithy
Mrs. Eva Smith, , Miss ' Norms
Jane Perkins and Mr. and Mrs;
Dempsey Smith visited a Caro
lina and Wrightsville ? Beaches
and toured Camp Le Juene : on
Mrs. Joe Westbrook and Mr
tv and Mrs. George Westbrook and.
infant daughter were ., in Dur
ham on; Tuesday , to conduit a
baby specialist at Duke HospV
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. Mr, and Mrs. E. W; ,Sxady were
guest of Mrs Grady's sister, Mrs.
Cora Clifton- at Faison, Sunday
Revk H. C Harrfll, pastcf
the. Pink.HllJ -Group o, Metho
diet Churches Mwa -guest apeakei
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Phone LO 8-4128
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Firsf-Cith
Friday and. Saturday night of
last Week during a series of re
vtyiV services at Wesley "Mqtho
dist Cburchf ;near.'. Kenansville
MtvHarrelt conducted a work
shop- in AandicraftSvfQt -JP'.'-T,. A.
members' tmd olhef-. jutefested.
persons; at' the Beulaville High
School, Wednesday ., Thursday
and Friday pightj of - last . week
Two afternoon classes" were held
fcMr. ancUMs: W. W. MaxweU
spent" the' weekend at Blowing
Rock and Charlotte. In Charlo
tte they visited their new grand1-.
daughter, Laurey Mercer .daught
er of Mr and Mrs. Angus Mer-
cer..v-v :- "
? Miss ' Peggy Grady and Mis
Vivian Clapp, assistant Home A
gents in Wilson County, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
J. D. Grady and Miss Marianna
Grady," , parents "and siatler of
Miss Grady.
Mrs. David Grady & children of
Goldsboro recently visited Mrs.
Grady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Howard at Pink Hill and
the J. D. Grady's at Albertson.
Mesdames J. A. Woriey and'
J R Davis were Wilson visi
tors Saturday.
Mr: and Mrs. Howard Davis
of Gildsboro spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Clark.
'Mrs -Murphy Bostic has been
Ul at her home in Pink Hill
' .Miss- Norma Jane.. Perkins, of
Inville, Tenn. is visiting Her mo
ther, Mrs. ElberlG. Smith fo?
two weeks. . ' '..
Lay Speaker , :
At Methodist Church
Sunday
William G. Sullivan, certified
Lay Speaker of the Bethel Me
thodist Church, near Mt Olive,
will be guest speaker at the Pink
Hill ' Methodist Church at 11:00
A. M. Sunday. Rev. H. L Har
rell, the regular pastor, will pre
ach the Home Coming Sermon
at Asbury Methodist Church
near Cove City, at that hour He
served the Asbury Church from
1940-1943. His family will ac
company him.
Donn Wells At
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Donn Al Wells aon of Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Wells of Rt l," Al
bertson is enrolled in the-, Uni
versity of North Carolina School
Of Medicine at Chapel Hill. .
Wells attended high school at
B. F. Grady High. His pre-me-dical
work was done at U.N.C.
The expanded four year pro-
gram of the School of Medicine
leadmg to the MD. degree is
now in its seventh year.
Wells is now in his 2nd year
of the course. He is scheduled to
graduate in June, 1961.
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Mrs. Ruffin Bridge Hostess
Mrs. D. W. Ruffin entertained
her bridge Club Wednesday af
ternoon at her home in Pink Hill
Mrs. T. A. Turner received-t)ie
prize for highest score, and Mrs.
Lynwood Turner was runner-up
for the second award. Mrs. J.
F. May won the bingo prize and
Mrs. J M Jones the consolation
trophy
The hostess served a chicken
salad plate with iced drinks.
legal Notices
Leaves For Air Base
Kenneth Kennedy left recen
tly for a Texas Air Base where
he will take training with the
U. S. Air Forces. He is a son of
Mrs. Annie Mae Kennedy of
Pink Hill, Rt. 2.
Mrs. Howard Back At P. O.
Pink Hill Postmaster, Mrs.
Grace Quinn Howard, is back at
the post office after having been
hospitalized in a Kinston Hospi
tal for a few days.
Building Program
The Pink Hill Methodist Chu
rch members are sponsoring a
building program for the church
and a kick-off supper will -be
served for the members and fri
ends of the church in the school
cafeteria at 7:00 P. M. Friday
of this week.
' Mr. O. P Johnson, Superinten
dent of Duplin County Schools
of Kenansville, will be guest
speaker at the event
Plans are for a new Sanctuary
at the front of the old building,
and for an education plant to
be remodeled at the rear. Bids
were open until 2:00 Wednesday
6f; this week from contractor;
Who' will do the work, but it is
not known just when plans will
be completed and work will begin.
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER AND- BY VIRTUE of
authority as set forth in Item 4
of 'the Last Will and Testament
of J. E. Grady, deceased, and
said , Last Will and Testament
being recorded in Records of
Will Book 12, page 384, of the
Office, of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Duplin Coubjty, the
undersigned will offer for sale
for cash, on the 5th day of No
vember, 1958, at the hour of 12:00
Noon at the Courthouse Door in
Kenansville, North Carolina, all
that certain tract or parcel of
land in Kenansville Township,
Duplin County, State of North
Carolina, and being described as
follows: J
BEGINNING at an iron stake
and lightwood stump, Edwin
Grady and S. H. Grady's corner,
on the South side of Highway
No. 11, and runs said line North
58 East 152 feet to an iron stake
in center of Highway No. 11, di
rectly in front of S. H. Grady's
filling station; thence with
highway No. 11, South 74 West
750 feet to an iron stake in the
old N. B. Grady line; thence
with N. B. Grady line, south 28
west 175 feet to a lightwood
stake s in Edwin Grady's line;
thence with said Edwin Grady's
line North 86 East 730 feet to
the beginning, corttairtfmg one
and one-tenth (1.1) acres, more
or less. This being the same lands
as set forth and described in a
deed from the Trustees of the
Wesley Methodist - Episcopal
Church of the South to James
Edward Grady, dated November
8, 1838, and recorded in Book
409, page 39, of the Duplin Coun
ty Registry.
A ten per cent deposit will
be required of the successful
bidder as evidence of good faith.
This the 4th day of October,
1958.
H. E. Phillips, Trustee, under the
last Will and Testament of J. E.
Grady, deceased.
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hereby made.
The above lands being a por
tion of the same as described as
the THIRD TRACT in a deed
dated November 18, 1937, from
T. W. Byrd and others to Mrs.
Rachel N. Byrd, said deed being
recorded in Book 405, page 193,
of the Public Registry of Dup
lin County And being a portion
of the lands as described in a
deed recorded in Book 433, page
59, of the Duplin County Registry.
A ten per cent deposit will be
required of the successful bid
der as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this the 4th day
of October, 1958.
H. E. Phillips, Trustee.
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Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Simpson
entertained neighborhood child
ren at a party honoring their
young son, Phil, on his second
birthday at their home in Pink
Hill Saturday afternoon. let
Cream and eake were served.
Mrs. Grady Tutor At
Mt. Olive School
Mrs. Lucy K. Grady of Pink
Hill has accepted work as a tu
tor at the Mt. Olive High School
She will coach students in both
elementary and high school
classes, and will be at the school
from 9:00 A. M. until the regu
lar closing hour each day, it
her duties require that much
time. She will be paid on a tui
tional basis, for the time being,
but it is hoped that eventually
the special aid will be available
to any child in the state who
might feel the need' for it.
The U. S. textile industry spe
nds annually about $16,000,000
for paint and approximately $7,
000,000 for hardware.
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER ANDBY VIRTUE of
the power of sale contained in a
certain deed of trust executed by
Bertha Britt, a widow, and Les
ter G. Britt and wife, Ann Britt,
dated the 7th day of May, 1957,
and recorded in Book 509, page
133, of the office of the Register
of Deeds of Duplin County, and
payable to Bostic Tractor and
Equipment Company, Inc., de
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and the said
deed of trust being by the terms
thereof subject to foreclosure,
and the holder of the indebted
ness thereby secured demanded a
foreclosure thereof for the pur
pose of satisfying the said in
debtedness, the undersigned tru
stee will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Courthouse Door
in Kenansville, North Carolina
at 12:00 Noon on Wednesday,
"November 5, 1958, the property
conveyed in said deed of trust
the same lying and being in
Faison Township, Duplin County
State of North Carolina, and
more particularly described as
follows:
Being Lot Nos. 26 and 27 of
Mollie P. Joseph (Thomas Pig
ford) lands, according to a plat
thereof, made by C. Beems, C.
E., which map or plat is recor
ded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds . of Duplin County,
in Book 216, page 166, reference
to which is hereby made. And
being the same lands as conve
yed in a deed from Mollie Joseph
and husband, to W. S. Byrd and
recorded in Book 307, page 354,
of the public Registry of Duplin
County to which reference is
North 65 East 114 poles to a
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
Authority of an Order of the
Superior Court of Duplin Coun
ty made in that Special Proceed
ing No 3148, entitled, "H. E. Phil
lips, Trustee, under the Last
Will and Testament of J. E. Gra
dy, deceased, et als, the under
signed Commissioner, will on the
5th day of November, 1956, at
the hour of 12:00 Noon at the
Courthouse Door in Kenansville
North Carolina, Duplin County,
offer for sale for cash to the hi
ghest bidder that certain tract
or parcel of land lying and be
ing m Kenansville TowJiship,
Duplin County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows.
BEGINNING at the mouth of
the Rice Branch where it enters
the run of Welsh Branch and
runs up the Rice Branch 16 po
les to a bay; thence up said bra
nch South 81- West 84 poles
to a stake in the road that leads
from Wesley Church to Sarecta
at the mouth of the Kate field
avenue; thence South 78 West
162 poles to the canal in Dark
Branch; thence up the canal in
Dark Branch as follows, viz;
North 25-V4 East 13 poles, North
19 East 21 poles. North 36-
East 16 poles, North 28 East 28
poles, North 3 West 26 poles,
North 15 West 10- poles to a
sweet gum on said canal; thence
stake in the road tnat leads from
Wesley "Church to Sarecta, S. H.
Grady's corner; thence wih said
road Souh 12 West 66- poles
to a stake on said road; thence
North 80 East 104 poles to a
small black gum on the run of
Welsh Branch, S. H. Grady's
corner; thence down the run of
said branch as it meanders to
the beginning, containing 118-VSi
acres, more or less. This being
the sama.lands'aargetnfortb-and
describe 4llW'teed- dated "Feb
ruary 25, 1918, from S. H. Grady
and wife to Edwin Grady. and
recorded in Book 190, page 562,
or the Duplin County Registry.
Also the same lands as described
in a deed from A. E. Southerland
and others to Edwin Grady, da
ted January 8, 1910, and recor
ded in Book 127, page 46, of
the Duplin County Public Regis
try. The above lands . being the
same lands as referred to and
set out in item 2 of the Last
Will and Testament of Margaret
ausan (Maggie; Williamson as
recorded in Records of Will
Book 12, page 256, and the same
lands as set out in Item 4 of
the Last Will and Testament of
J. E. Grady, deceased, as recor
ded in Records of Will Book 12,
page 384, of the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of Duplin-
County. , . . ,
A ten per cent deposit will
be yequired of the successful
bidder as evidence of good faith.
This the 4th day o: October,
1958..
H. E. Phillips, Commissioner '
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
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The.iundersigpeoi hviniaalifl
ed as 'Administrator of the estate
of H. J. Phillips, deceased and
haying' gualified before the WerJs
of itUDertnr Cnurt n Dunlin rvtftw
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this to notify all persons who haW
claimi against said estate to Pre
sent their claims te the under
sign d Administrator on or before
the 8th day of October, 1959, or this
notice will be pled in bar to their
r covery; all persons who are in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned Administrator.
This the 8th day of October,
1958.
H. F. Phillips, Administrator of
the estate of H. J. Phillips, deceas
ed, Warsaw, N. C.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
Keaansville, N. C.
11-13-BT H. E. P.
Will Trade Farm Land and Allotment
For Tract of Wood Land and Timber
or Tract of Timber
TOBACCO
CORN
COTTON ...
.82 Acres
3.4 Acres
.. .2 Acres'
Farm Land In Kenansville,
Township, Duplin County
WARREN SMITH, SMITHFIELJ), N. C.
OFFICE PHONE - WE 4 4115
RES'D PHONE - WE 4-3676
HOOKER & CO.
STOCKYARDS
KINSTON
Hors are money now ' and
Hooker and Company Stock
yards is the place to make
rood change.
The auction is on Tuesday for
both CATTLE and HOGS.
The yards will be dosed Mon
days and Thursday during July
and August.
Mrs, Rodgers is at the yards on
Friday to gladly buy what you
nave to offer.
Come See Lis Sometime
Telephone JA 7-1941
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STOVES - Wood, Coal, Oil
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Kinston Paint & Hardware
Dutch Boy Paints
123 S. Queen St.
Kinston, N. C.
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MERE'S PROOF
THAT IT PAYS TO SELL WITH
SIMON "HIGH.. DOLLAR" HILL
Sullivan & Flowers
Pikeville
300 lbs. 72 216.00
164 lbs. 46 75.44
112 lbs. 73 81.76
256 lbs. 71 181.76
300 lbs. 71 213.00
222 lbs. 71 157.62
300 lbs. 71 213.00
132 lbs. 60 79.20
300 lbs. 73 219.00
88 lbs. 73 64.24
300 lbs. 73 219.00
200 lbs, 62 124.00
300 ils.v 72 216.00
68 lbs. 72 48.96
114 lbs., 60 68.40
3156 lbs. 2177.38
. - Sutton & E. Holjoway
; Goldsboro ,
300 lbs. 76 228.00
264 lbs. 77 203.28
300 lbs. 77 231.00
6 lbs. 77 4.62
72 lbs. 64 46.08
942 lbs. 712.98
T. Frank Jackson
Seven Springs
284 lbs. 71 201.64
296 lbs. 71 210.16
300 lbs. 71 213.00
96 lbs. 71 68.16
976 lbs. 692.96
Wiggins & Weils
Goldsboro
254 lbs. , 70 177.80
100 lbs. 62 62.00
216 lbs. 70 151.20
300 lbs. 72 , 216.00
300 lbs. - 73 219.00
300 lbs. 72 216.00
294 lbs. 70 205.80
202 lbs. 70 141.40
1966 lbs. M 1389.20
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Total' Pounds Sold Monday 113,024 For $71,156.86 Entire Average
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