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What can I do to
ites in the hoiine?
AMBWHl:
James T. Conner,
Satomologist for the State
^.^/'^OaDege ^ictension Service, says
tiiat ivhen a home is found to be
ititasted with termites, the first
stq> to take is to make a careful
eicaxninatton to determine the ex
tent of the infestation. If it is
very slight and localiz^, the
jgpoval of all old boards and pieces
%»«>?”
•r wood near the foundation of
the house may renove the in
festation. Severe inAartation may
require the replacing of infested
timbers with new material. T«-
mites that are in the woodwork
of buildings must stay in con.
tact with the soil and moisture,
Conner says, or they will die. It
is toeretore essential, he points
diet any possible contact the
termites may have with the soil
and timbers of the buildings be
eliminated.
Question: What precautions can
I take to ke^ Wildfire from in
fecting my tobacco plant bed?
AlNSiWHR: Use oif Certified
seed is ohe of the first ansfers to
this question, according to How
ard R. Garriss, Extension Plant
FatbOlogistk State College. Other
suggestions he makes are: Dont
save seed from plants infected
witl^ Wildfire, or from seed fields
when Wildfire infection was se
vere; do not use old plant bed
site if Wildfire was present in
bed the year before, or unless old
site and sidewalls are properly
sterilized: do not allow tobacco
trash of any kind to get into plant
bed; boil old cover before using
again; use Bordeaux treatment in
plant beds; and rotate crops and
plow under plant parts in field
early.
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inr'^jweflnr.
A study of
eoces for sweet j^iotatoes^in North
Caroline indicatM hat quali^
yams must be Pjtoted on the mar.
ket if growers 'tore to develop
greater consun^ accep^nce of
the state’s principal vegetable
crop.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executrix
of the estate of Ralidt McKinnon,
deceased, late of Hoke Coimty,
this is to Botiiy all persons bavihg
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned, duly
verified, at Raeford, N. C., on or
before March 27, 1948, or this
notice will be pleaded in bdr of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payrmuit',
Lizzie McKinnon, Executrix.
4S-d8c
for the rc^ diSiiSFiided in
said complaint. This Is a legal
summons upon said defendants
pursuant to law in lieu of per.
sonal service.
This 31 day.'of 'March, 1947.
J. B. Cameron, Clerk of'Hoke
County Superior Court. 44-47C
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
State of North Caroline
Hoke County
County of Hoke
vs.
Wm. Staley, Andrews and wife,
Andrews, Bt Als. ,
TJAKE NOTICE that Wm. Sta
ley Andrews had wife,
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defendants in the above-styled
action by the County of Hoke Jor
purpose of foreclosing its lien for
delinquent taxes, xe required to
ap^iear at tKe office of the oindor-
signed Clork of Hoke County Su
perior Court in the courthouse
at Raeford, North Carolina on, or
before thh 24 day of May, 1947,
which is 30 days after the last
publication of this notice as re
quired by law, and answer or do.
mur to the co;nplaint which the
plaintiff has fiftd in said Clerk’s
office, or the plaintiff will appdy
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that default having occiured in
the performance of certain cov
enants of that certain deed of
trust dated the 17 day of July,
1944, executed by Willio V. Ashley
and Florence Ashley, his wffe, to
Vance E., Swift, Trystee, record
ed on the 17 day of July, 1944, in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Hoke County, North Carolina,
in Book 79, Page 259, the Bene,
ficiary named in 'said deed of
trust has declared the entire
debt and obligation secured'there
by due and payable at once; that
n^gjwction or proceeding has been
i^ituted at lew to recover the
debt secured by said deed of
trust, or any perA thereof; and
that pursuant to the power there-
m coRitained, upon reque^ of the
Beneficiary, I, Va*ce E. Swift.
Trustee, will sell the tract of land
described in said deed of trust
at public auction on the 7 day of
May, 1947, at 12:00 noon, at the
courthoasG door, in Raeford, Hoke
County, North Carolina, to pay
the debt secured by the said deed
of truft with interest thereon to
said date of sale and the costs
of such sale; the lend being situ
ated in the County of Hoke,
State of North Carolisa, about
■five miles south of Aberdeen,
the Laurinburg Road^ bounded
and described as follows. Begin
ning at a point about six miles
south of Aberdeen in the center
line of the Hoffman Road^ 690
ifeet N 87^40 W 'bf its intersection
, ...
iMto ttie emtw line the 'Ijaur.
inburg and running tbehce
udth the HofEman Road N 87.40
W 731 feet; thence S 67-28 We20
feet to a poinLpver a culvert hi
the center line of said Hocman
Road; thence N 57.0{} W 101 feet
to an iron' stake in the old road;
thence N 35.45 £ (passing atxmt
35 feet northwest of the tobacco
bam and about 2 feet southeast
of a marked hickory) about 769
feet, across .;the swamp, to an iron
stake, pine pointer; thence N 62-
00 E 217 feet to an iron stake,
double maple pointer; thence N
13-30 E about 2840 feet to a stake;
thence N 43-00 E about 2672 feet
to an iron stake, two pines point
ers; thence S 25-00 E’164 feet to
thd center line of the Laurinburg
Road at a point about five miles
south of Aberdeen; thence S 25-
00 E ( at an angle of thirty-eight
degrees to the left of the center
line of said road, said center
line, at this point being taken as
S 13-00 W for a basis the
courses of this description) 560
feet to an iron stake at the head
ef Cow Pen Branch, at the be
ginning corner of the J. E. Buc-
2017 Acre i'mrm tmt; thenee
various coufSM about BlOO feat;
to^ file Cow Pen Branch as its
ttence N 77-00 W about ' 1648
fia^t to the center line of said
Laurinburg Road, at a point 4273
feet southward from the previous
ly-described cuossing.of it; thence
with its center line S 11-40 W 300
feet; thence N 80—07 W 600 feet
with Brown’s north line of his
eleven acre tract to his comer
thence with his other line S 11
^12 W 830 feet to the begipning,
containing two hundr^ eighty-
four and eight tenths (284.8)
acres, more or less, comprising
Lots Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 29
30 31 32 and 33 as shown on the
subdivision map of part of the
J. E. Buchan 2617 Acre Farm
Tract, made by Robert Gatlin; C.
B., Oct. 6, 1938, revised by J. B.
Swett, C. B., June 16, 1944. Sub
ject to taxes for the year 1947,
TEIRMS: Cash. Five^ per . cent
(5 per cent) of the amount of
the highest bid must be deposited
with Trustee pending confirma- '
tion of sale.
Dated this 1 day of April, 1947.
Vance E. Swift, Trustee. 45-48c
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