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VVC-. .:NCIiCa OF. SAUBr,
: Under and by virtue of the power
tf sale contained la that certain
" Deed of Trust dated November 21,
I95S, from Albert Smith, to Vance
. B. Gavin, Trustee, recorded in the
. Duplin County .Registry- in ' Book
v .523, page 181, te which reference
is had; default having been made
. in the payment of the note thereby
, secured, and the holder of said In
debtedness having; requested the
Trusteee above named to foreclose
said Deed .of Trust; ' ;v
. The undersigned ; will offer. - for
, sale aid will sen to the highest
bidder for cash on Monday, Decem
ber 19, 1960 at (he hour of 12:00
, o'clock Noon at the Courthouse door
in Kenansville, North Carolina, the
l . following described tracts of land.
lying and being in Duplin County:
A certain tract of land lying and
f being m Duplin County. North Car-
. '. olina aforesaid, and more parti'
v cularly described as follows:
. FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at
' a stake, at a big dead pine, and
runs North 42 poles to a stake at
" ; the public road; thence North 70-&
East 25M& poles to a stake; thence
South 44- poles to a stake; thence
I South 75 West 25 poles to the bigin
ning, containing six and one half
. acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
-I at a stake and runs North 40-Vi
- poles to a. pine and stake, John M.
Smith and' M. ,F. Westbrooks cor
' ner on the Grady land, and runs
: with M. F. Westbrooks line North
. 75 East 50 poles .to a stake; thence
with M. F. Westbrooks line South
01-Vi poles to a stake; thence North
85- West 48 poles to a stake on
y Spring ditch; thence North 25 de
grees East 17-1-5 poles to a stake;
thence North 4 West 13 poles to a
stake thence North 83 West 25-Mi
poles to a stake on the canal;
Ihence with the canal North 30
East 11-poles to a stake; thence
South 73 East 18- poles to the be-
. ginning, containing 23 acres, more
or less
A deposit of ten per cent (10)
will be required of the successful
bidder as evidence of good faith.
Advertised, this 17th day of Nov
ember, 1980.
VANCE B. GAVIN, TRUSTEE
12-15- 4T-V. B. G.
Duplin, County in Book 421. page
,This sale is made, subject to all
prior encumbrances.' ,
' A deposit of ten per cent (10
will be required of the successful
bidder as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this 17th day et Nov
ember, 1960. - A. ." '
VANCE B. GAVIN, TRUSTEE
' U-IMT-V. JB.' G
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
'The undersigned, having qualified
as - administrator . of the, estate of
Fred Scott, deceased,' lata of Duplin
County, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned on
or before the 21st day of November,
1961, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
This the 21st day of November,
I960.
Gurney Scott, Adminstrator of the
estate oc rrea scott. deceased.
Mount Olive, North Carolina.
12-29-6T H E. P.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of JOHN ANDREW
SCOTT, Deceased, late of Duplin
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against tee estate of the said de
ceased to exhibit them to the un
aersigned, at his residence near
Warsaw, N. C. on or before the 25
day of November, 1961, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This the 18th day of November,
1960.
MANLEY ELMORE SCOTT. Exe
cutor of the estate of John Andrew
Scott, Deceased.
E. Walker Stevens
Attorney for Estate.
12-29-6T-E. W. S.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust dated December 4,
i 1958, from I. J. Mosley. single, to
Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, recorded
in the Duplin County Registry in
Book 520, page 780, to which re-
ference is had; default having been
made in the payment of the note
thereby secured, and the holder of
said Indebtedness having requested
the Trustee above named to fore
close said J)eed of Trust;
. The undersigned will offer for sale
and will sell to the highest bidder
' for cash en Monday, December 19,
19W, at the hour of 12:09 o'clock
Noon at the Courthouse doer in
, Kenansville, North Carolina, the fol
lowing described tracts of land:
All that certain tract or parcel
of land containing 5.9 acres more or
less, being described as the "First
Tract" in deed dated the 28th day
of January, 1943, from Frankie Stan
ford et al to I. J. Mosley being re-
icorded in the Public Registry of
puplin County in Book 425, page
AH that certain tract or parcel
of land containing 1 acres more or
less, which is described in deed
dated the 22nd day of November,
1943, from Beatrice Brewing ton to
I. J. Mosley being recorded in the
fuplic Registry o( Duplin County
In Book 423, page 290.
All that certain tract 6f parcel
of land Containing 1 acre to which
reference is made in the Second
Tract of land in deed dated the
28th day of January, 1943, from
Frankie Stanford et al to I J. Mos
ley being recorded in the Public Re
gistry of Duplin County in Book 425,
page 372.
This sale is made subject to all
prior encumbrances.
A deposit of ten' per cent (10)
will be required of the successful
bidder as evidnece of good faith.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust dated April 11, 1960,
from James Clifton Moore, single,
to Vance B. Gavin, Trustee, record
ed in the Duplin County Registry in
Book 532, page 697, to which refer
ence is had; default having been
made in the payment of the note
thereby secured, and the holder of
said indebtedness having requested
the Trustee above named to fore
close said Deed of Trust;
The undersigned will offer for
sale and will sell to the highest bid
der for cash on Monday, December,
19, 1960, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock
Noon at the Courthouse door ia Ken
ansville. North Carolina, the follow
ing described tracts of land: .
All those two certain traits ef
land containing twenty-eight and
three-fourths acres, more or less,
which is described in deed dated
October 10,. 1942, from Anna Moore
tod husband, I. S. Moore, to James
Cliion MffPre. being recorded Jn the
Public Registry", of Duplin County
in Book 423, at pagriS?.
Excepting 26 acres dee'JeO to Jim
Middleton from above tract.
This sale is made subject to all
prior encumbrances:
A deposit of ten per cent (10)
will be required of the successful
bidder, as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this 17th day of Nov
ember, 1960.
VANCE B. GAVIN, TRUSTEE
12-15-4T. - V .B. G.
at a bici k gun on a ditch in
Charles - WiUiams Jine,r.. Rkh&r j
Brice Estate new corner and run
ning thence as the new line across
the field South , 78- degrees West
170 feet to an iron stake on a ditch
in William Bryant Estate- line;
thence, as that new line and contin
ued crossing the county '' highway
leading from Rose Hill to Concord
Church; South 15-& East 878 feet to
a stake; thence North 74 East 159
feet to a Stake: thence North 14-Vi
West 364 feet' to the beginning, con
taining 1-39100 acres, more or less,
and beine the same lands as descri
bed m a deed to Sam D. Spearman
as recorded .in Book 394, page 57,
uupiin county Registry. ' .
SECOND EXCEPTION: BEGIN
NING at an iroa stake in the center
of a ditch, said ditch being situated
on the Eastern side and edge, of a
dirt road of cartway separating the
property of Tessie Bryant Graham
from, the property of .Willie. Francis.
Brice. said stake also being situated
in the Northern edge of Main Street
Extension in the Western section of
the Town of Rose Hill, and running
thence as and with the center of said
ditch, in a Northerly direction 150
feet to an iroa stake; thence in an
Easterly direction, and parallel with
theNorthern line of Main Street 150
feet to an iron stake; thence in
Southerly direction and parallel
with the above-mentioned ditoh
150 feet to an iron stake in the
Northern edge . of Main Street;
thence as and with the Northern
edge of Main Street, in a Westerly
direction, 150 feet to the point of
Beginning, being the same lands as
described in a deed to Daniel J,
Fussell as recorded in Book 513,
page 441, Duplin County Registry.
A ten per cent deposit will be re
quired of the successful bidder as
evidence of good faith.
Advertised this the 22nd day of
November, 1960.
Wallace Ashley, Jr.
H. E. Phillips
Commissioners of the Court
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SPORTS
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and By Virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Duplin
County, made in the Special" Pro
ceedings entitled: "Richard Loren
zo Sanders, Jr., et als, vs Mary
Julia Sanders, at als", and being
Special Proceedings No. 330, ' and
under and by virtue of an order of
resale upon an advance bid In said
Special Proceedings, the undersign
ed Commissioners will on the 10th
day of December. 1960, at the hour
of 12:00 Noon, at the Courthouse
Door in Kenansville, North -Caro
lina., offer for salo tin thtt htstiost
Advertised this 17th day of Nov-bidder or cach upon a pw
ember, 1960.
VANCE B. GAVIN.
12-15-4T-V,
TRUSTEE
B. G.
n NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the Power
of Sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust dated January 20,
1938, from Rifton Bradshaw and
wife, Louise Bradshaw, to Vance B.
Gavin, Trustee, recorded in the
Duplin County Registry in Book
516, page 669, te which reference is
had; default having been made in
the payment of the note thereby se
cured, and the holder of said indebt
edness having requested the Trus
tee above named to foreclose said
Deed of Trust;'
. The undersigned will offer for
sale and will sell to the highest bid-
der for cash on Monday, December
19. i960, at the hour of 12:00 o'clock
Noon at the Courthouse door in Ken
ansville, North Carolina," the follow
, ing described tracts of land: ;
" Ail that certain tract or parcel of
land containing 2-13-32 acres, more
. to leas, which is described as the
"Fourth Trac in deed dated the
8th day of October, 1942. from Wil
lie D. Bradshaw and wife, - Delia
Bradshaw to Rifton Bradshaw being
recorded in the.. Public Registry of
CLASSIFIED ADV.
FARM FOR 6ALE: K acres all
cleared, til Acres tobacce, 1 room
dwelling else 2 teaaat houses, 4
tobacco barns with oil burners, ea
sc"hJ bus and mall route M high-
' ' ft between- KeaaasrUle aad
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1 bid of $1,730.00. but subject to the
'confirmation of the Court, a Certain
I tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Rose Hill Township, Duplin
County, State of North Carolina,
and more particularly described as
fellows: .v.
BEGINNING at a stake in the old
road in William Bryant's line,
Simon Bryant's corner, and running
thence Simon Bryant's line about
North 19 degrees West 40 poles to
a stake in Steinmetz line; thence
with the Steinmetz line nearly
North 71 degrees East 42-Mi poles
to a, stake, Joe Usher's V corner;
thence with Usher's line , , about
Squth ,11 degrees East 48 poles to
a stake in the said old road, being
the old public road leading1 from
Rose JKill by J. C. Williams Mill in
W. U Byrd'a and Will T. Bryant's
line; thence with Byrds said line
along said old road about South 87
V4' degrees West -12 . pole "to a
stake, Mary Brice's corner;, thence
her line North li-ft degrees West
4 and poles to a Stake in ft new
public road. Main Street extended:,
thence with her line along said new
road about South 75 degrees West
10-7-10 poles to a stake;- Jhence
with her line South 16 degrees East
2 and Vt poles to a stake in said old
road, - William Bryant's corner;
thence with Wiliam Bryant's line to
a stake to said old read, William
Bryant's corner; thence with Wil
liam Bryant's line along said old
road about South 79 degrees Wes'
13 and 1-8 poles to a stake, the poin'
of BEGINNING, containing 10 anr
V18 acres, more or less. See dee
from Lewis Bryant to . Richard
Brice dated June 8, 1914, and re
corded in Deed Book 164, page 108
Dv-'U Cramfy Registry.,
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' (continued from front'.
but threat after threat was stymied
by a freak fate each time. The Tig
ers drove down to the Tornadoes 26
early in the second period on three
running plays, after Scooter Merritt
returned a punt from the 15 to Ay
den's 43. Halfback Bobby Phillips
picked up 13 for a first into James
Kenan territory and Merritt scooted
to the 30 and another first and
after Phillips picked up three more
Tornado quarterback Edwards in
tercepted to stop the dirve.
Early in the fourth period Mills
picked off another Dixon pass and
raced si-yards to the Tiger 19, and
on fourth and two halfback Mar
Tripp went wide onl a reverse to
give Ayden what appeared to be a
prohibitive 134 lead. Two cracks at
the conversion failed with about six
minutes left 1
James Kenan marched 81) ,.s Ui
paydirt Batts - raced the . Ia4 - 20
with two minutes left, as be slipped
between end and tackle with the
Tornadoes awaintlng a middle slam
With third and one,' The Scooter.
better known to as as Pepsi was
the inspirational runner in the 'mar
ch scooted 2012, 16, and five yards
in All American fashion. ' .
The last straw or what some of us
thought was the last straw came on
the. vital try for the Uelng point.
which failed just inches away and
the Tigers, down- 13-11, appeared
ooomea. ' .s,v. V,v '.- V
Tiger hopes were revived quickly
wKh less than a minute, they alert
ry recovered an on-eides kickoff at
the Tornadoes . 47. Merritt picked up
four; Dixon hit Quinn for 11 yards,
but the ntwo more areials just mis
sed before Dixon bit Merritt for the".
story-book toss.' i-v- VarXVv
Ayden desperately tried three pas
sea but were still on. their own, 40
at the ww:$i::vjxi:m
: James Kenan's top ground gainer
Merritt with an outstanding . per
formance lead the Tigers with 108.
yards in-17 carries for a 6.6 aver
age. Batts bad 57 in 10 for a 5-7,
Benton had 41 In 8 for a S.l,"A -A'
Dixon,, with the nerve of Johnny
Unites standing tall and pitching
witn the time rumng out connected
on five of 14 passes for 95 yards.
Quinn and Merritt caugh' two apiece
and Allen Wahab one.' .
Block Busting. Shannon Brown
headed several standouts' In the
Tiger defense Robby Best, . Mae
McNeil, ; Virga; ,i Lanier, Charles
Lockamy and Quinn lead one of. the
most -outstanding lines seen in
Goldsboro 'High Stadium in a long
time.
SideiighfOh
. Continued from Front
But it was Shannon who time-
after-time broke through to rush the
passer and to tackle ball carriers
for long- losses. He was penalized
for his aggressive play, but that's
what you need whed you're playing
in big games. He came within a
hair of blocking a punt on which he
was called for roughing the punter.
That's the mark of a good football
player, ..Wfien an opposing team
admits a single 'boy was the thorit.
in-side then thai boy played a whale
of a' game.: And that was the way
Ayden ' felt about Shannon Brown
and his 243 pounds' of swift beef. '
It had been a long time since I
had talked with Huie Lewis, James
Kenan's assitant coach. After the
game, I found him sitting on the
Kenan bench, all alone, crying for
an ne was worth I would say they
were tears of joy. But oh how close
they came to being tears of sorrow
Tears at" such a time are demand
ed and I suspect that Coach Bill
TaylorandvAssltant Bill HeJLton. iad
i... t m one io; i f , voni
: on to ilerritt.tlie. tears turned
o happiness. . ; ':
Mrs. Mattie Lee.,. Muishew and
Irs. Ruth Grady ( she's my boss
nd might fire me after this) at
tended the game. They were plenty
Slooray until Merritt' scored the se
cond touchdown. Mattie Lee almost
choked Ruth to death right in the
stands because, she was so happy,
Then, the extra point was missed.
Back to dispare again. When' Dixon
lofted the deciding pass. Ruth must
have sensed it was going to be
good. She moved about 10 feet from
Mattie Lee because she was afraid
Mattie Lee would really choke her
to death the next time. . '
Harry Phillips takes the ton hon
or for sidelights. When James Ken
an missed scoring the extra noint to
tie toe game, he couldn't take' it
any longer. He left the game sat
isfied that James Kenan had lost."
My heart couldn't toke R." he said
He and his wife returned home
and went to bed. In a abort while
J. B. Stroud came by, awoke Harry,
and told him that James Kenan had
won! s'.'s ..',-.? .C "-"i..-
"Oh.' yon et out of here tellies
me tales like that in the middle of
the night. And you with the Erin on
your iace." Harry addedy v
' After several minutes of trying to
convience Harry. J. B left; And
Monday, Harry admitted that he
just couldn't believe it and called
Milton West, hr Warsaw, to; see
what. Milton said Harry slept in
peace for the remainder',' of ; the
night, ; but Saturday morning , was
angry with himself for musing the
play that was the season rolled up
into one piay., ' . i
Friday night, James Kenan meets
Benvenue. Where, I don't know at
this writing. But if all eoes well. I'll
be there and hope you will also be
present. The team needs your sup
port..' , -v," ,.V
I almost forgot to mention that
preacher from Warsaw was so
happy that while he was Jumping
up and down and so, happy, that
when he came down the last time.
he missed the seat and feu all. the
way through the seats to the gro
und. Wasn't hurt much; "
But on Friday night, let's not
give up the ship, not until the last
second has ticked from the clock. 1
Ana piease. Tigers don t make it
so close this time. . ,, ,4
. December Juror
Jurors drawn for Civil Superior
Court and General Countv Court for
December are' as follows:; C ; - 4
jurors,- uvu superior Court -Kenansville,
N. C, December I,
1960. . . ' : -
Jerry ? Teachey; -E: "VA ,. .Vestal,
James R. Batchelor, Harold S. Pre
cywe; Elwood Ray Hunter, James
E.Coley Resale Kennedy, Buddy
i ,, Jr., li.
i t 1 i ry, Julian
fci.ford. A.,, i i ,.m: '., Herman
Wilson. John Laroid Jai aion, Avant
Kennedy, Dewey Price, David C
Hall, A. S Quinn, A: D. McNeil, Jr.,
W. C. Tyndall, Dock Rivenbark, H.
R. Cottle, John H. "Wood. " ; N
Jurors - Civil Superior Court - Ken
ansville, N. ; C, December 12, v1960.
: George P. Smith, , Willie Best,
Raymond Sheppard, Oswin Summer
lln Johnnie W, Stallings, Jesse Jen
kins. W. H. 'Knowles. : Edward J.
Carter, Wilbur C. , Fussell, . Nathan
Scott, Kermit Futreal, Arthur Sloan,
Hubert Benton, Braxton Bell, Clyde
Brinson. Henry Long, George Lafay
ette Boney, W L. Floyd, Charles De-
witt McGowan, Thomas W. Albritton
Clarence Clebora Stephens, R, W,
Rocbelle, L, . B. Fussell, Ernest
Turner.'C. W. Sykes, Lewis T,
Fountain, C D. Fussell, Fred Her
ring, 'Earnest Deaver.r. v
Jurors General County Court
December, 1960 !".) ;
Elwood Thigpen, Willie C. Sholar,
Whitney Mobley, Vivian W. Miller.
Elmer Weston, George Sloan, J. C,
Byrd, Lewis E. Wood, E J. Bland,
J. W. Kelly,, Samuel H.' Pipkin,
Gordon Kornegay,-- O. W.'-; Quinn,
James T. Williams, ' Cbrde' Brad
shaw, Marshall Byrd, L. F. Jones
Percy Sheppard, R. D. Jones, Emil
Thigpen. )m$fy?2S?- ': "'
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. , MRS. LUCY F. MARSHALL.
: Mrs. . Lucy Fussell' Marshall, ' 84
of Rose Hill died Thursday night
Funeral services were conducted at
the Rose Hill Methodist Church at
3 p. m. Saturday by (tie Rev. Dwi
gnt retty, pastor interment was
in the Fussell family cemetery near
Rose Hill. She is survived by her
husband, . Herbert. Charles ' Marsh
all; two sons, Herbert C. Jr. of
Florence, Ala. and Julian' Fuseell
Marshall of Smlthfield; one daugh
ter,, Mrs. Henry Dalton West of
Raleigh, and seven grand-children
ttiree sisters, , Mrs'. Tina Fussell
Wilson and Miss Betty Well Fussell.
both of Rose Hill, and Miss Edna
Lee Fussell of Wilmington.
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