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CLASSIFIED RATES-Four cents
at
ent iron our wirehousc at Br
awn's Cabinets and Millwork in
Rose Hill.
CTF
VOLKSWAGON REPAIR AMD
service. Carlos Batts Garage
Magnolia. N.C. Phone night*
280-3821
CTF
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WALLACE'S TREE WORKS*
Offer these services: Remov
?l. Topping. Pruning, for both
snail and Urge Jobers. Tele
Pbooe - 296-6761
3rd WEEK CTF
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FOR SALE-1 set of 2 Inter
national MO spring type bot
tom plows-fast hitch. Call
289-2683. CTF
CERTIFIED NORMAN PIGEON
PEAS, new summer legume co
ver crop. N.C. State Univer
sity recommended. Have your
seed dealer contact: Jeffrey's
Seed Co.. Goldsboro. .1
6-W-19t-c
For Sale: 1970 Chrysler New
port. A-Dr. Sedan-Excellent Co
ndition. Call after 5:30 p.m.
293-4550. 3-15-lt-JS-A-c
FOR SALE-10 acre tract of
land. 771 lbs. of tobacco. 2
acres feed grain base 14.003.
Call day 296-4433 or night 293
3515. 3-22-21-c-(das)
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We buy all types of Metal,
Batteries, Cast Iron and In
tertubes. Phone 293-7241, W
arsaw. N.C. CTF-WSI
Pickle Grading Station 75-100
acres of Pickled cucumbers.
Top market price. Call 298
44S3 day time or 298-3515 at
night. 3-22-3t-D.A. Sandlln
? y,
for SALE 8 TRACK I I
News sod used, popular artists
$8.00 ..each, Evtns Jewelry,
"Quality Jewelry. Watch Rep
air. Wallace, N.C. >"
CTF. '
Settle of Bands Commit Sat
Mfrch 17. 197$, 7t30 p.m. at
Kenans vl lie Memorial Audito
rium Sponsored by Warsaw
J.C.'s Jack Stephens and R.P.
Wood are co-chairmans, any
band interested in enter log co
ntact either one of these men
FOR SALE: Tobacco barns
and sticks for sale, call 568
4435. Pink Hill. 3-15-lt-pd.
trash barrells for sale
Also 1967 Cadilac-11295; 1968
Mustang-4850; Farmal 100 Tra
ctor and all equipment; an 8N
Ford Tractor; Super A Trac
tor; 1965 Ford Pick-up. Evans
Service Center. Phone293-7511.
CTF
LOSE WEIGHT safely 6 fast
with X-1I Diet Plan $3.00 RE
DUCE Excess Fluids with X
Pel $3.00 Money Back Guarantee
at Baltic Drug. 3-29-12t-c
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FOR RENT OR LEASE -
800 sq. ft. modern building.
Formerly Beauty Salon, Am
ple Parking. Call 286-2164 or
285-2171 after 6 p.m.
CTF SB
WE WANT both Urge and small
tracts of land. Please call us
to-day. If you want to sell.
STOUT REALTY CO., Wallace.
N.C. 3- 15-7t-pd.
Earn 94,400 yearly growing G
toseng root for us I Send 12.00
contract,.
Instructions GC Herbs; 259
Pleasant St; Mlddleboro, Mass.
02346
3-22-4t-pd
HELP WANTED: 9100 00 week
ly possible addressing mall for
firms-full and part time at
home-send stamped self-addres
sed envelope to HOME WORK
OPPORTUNITIES. Box 566 Rui
doso Downs, New Mexico 88346
3-22-2t-pd
For Rent-Attractive six room
house central.heat and air con
ditioned. Phone 293-4482 Sat.
Sunday, or Monday or after sU
p.m.-other days or call 293
7407 after four p.m.-also apart
ments for rent.
CTF-RB
FOR SALE-"Travelmate" cam
per, stove, ice box, sink. 15
gal. water tank, sleeps six pe
ople. Contact: York Lanier.
Phone 298-3852. Beulavllle, N.C
3-29-4t-c
25% discount on photo pro
cessing , Clinic Drug, Mt.Ol
ive,
FOR SALE-DurocBa?rs-regis
tered meet type-service age.
J .A. Simpson. QeuUville, cell
298-3535. 3-16-4t-c
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Crushed or uttcrushed top soil
fill dirt. We deliver or load
customers trucks, dial 289-.
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superior Court Division
In The Matter Of The Estate
OfVlctoria S. Davis
THE STATE OF NORTH CA
ROLINA - To whom These
Presents Shall Comc-Greetiiw: J
This Coun. In the exercise I
of its Jurisdiction of the pro- <
bate of wills, and admlnistra- ]
tion of estates, on the date
hereinafter shown, adjudged le- ,
gaily sufficient the qualification .
in the above estate of the fi- I
duelary named below and en
tered an order authorising the
issuance of Letters.
J. S, Sandlin-Name of Fiducl- I
ary. Beulaville, N.C.-Address,
Administrator-Title of Fiduciar- I
y, 2-13-73-Date of Qualification
Said fiduciary is FULLY AU
THORIZED by the laws of North
Carolina to receive and admin
ister all of the assets belonging
to said estate, and these LET
TERS are issued to attest to
that authority and to certify
that it is now in full force
and effect
in Witness Whereof, I have I
hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the Seal of the Superior
Court, this the 13 day of Feb
ruary. 1973
John A. Johnson
Clerk of the Superior Court,
Ex-Officio Judge of Probate
Bertha S. Whaley
Assistant Deputy ?
3-15-4t-J.AJ.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLI
NA
DUPLIN COUNTY
In The General Court of Jus
tice Superior Court Division
ADMINISTRATOR'S-EXECU" ?
TOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administ
rator of the estate of Raymond I
Hlmon Wilson of Duplin County, I
North Carolina, this is to no- I
tlfy all persons having claims I
against the estate of said Ray- I
mond Hint on Wilson to present I
them to the undersigned with
in 6 months from date of the
publication of this notice orsa- I
me will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery All persons I
indebted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the 8th day of Febru- I
ary. 1973. .
Tommy Wilson Box 5,
Bowden, N.c. 28322 I
fc?-16-4t-pd.
notice of dissolution of
sam bass farms, inc.
notice is hereby given
that Articles of Dissolution of
sam bass farms, inc.. a
North Carolina corporation, we
re filed in the office of the Se
cretary of State of North Ca- I
rolina on the 19th day of Feb
ruary. 1973. and that all cre
ditors of and claimants against
the corporation are required
to present their respective c- I
latms and demands immediate
ly in writing to the corporation
so that it can proceed to col- I
lect its assets, convey and dis
pose of its properties, pay,
satisfy and discharge its li- I
SAM BASS FARMS, INC.
Route 1
F *lsoo. North Carolina
8-2*-4t-G.R.KJR.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLI
NA
BOUNTY OF DUPLIN
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
sertain deed of trust executed
by Andora C. Flowers dated
April 35, 1967 and recorded
In Book 632, page 269, in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Duplin County, North Carol
ina. default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and said
deed of trust being by the terms
thereof subject to foreclosure,
the undersigned trustee will of- "
fer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash
at the courthouse door in Dup
lin County, North Carolina at
12 o'clock noon, on the 30th
day of March, 1973, the pro
perty conveyed in said deed
of trust the same lying and
being in the County of Duplin
and State of North Carolina,
and being more particularly
described as follows:
Lying and being in Kenans
ville Township, Duplin County.
North Carolina, and being more
particularly described as fol
lows: BEGINNING at a stake
on the eastern edge of right
of way 20 feet from the cen
ter line of Grove Road where
a drain crosses said road and
runs with the said right of way
line. South S degrees 60 mn.
East 72 feet to a stake. Free
Will Church corner; thence wi
th said Church line North 87
degrees 25 Mlin Eur 76 feet
to a stake on line of "first
tract", thence with line of "fi
rst tract" North 4 degrees 15
min. West 30 feet to a drain;
thence down the said drain N.
63 West 50 feet north 73 de
grees West 40 feet to the be
ginning and being the "second
tract" described in Book 452,
page 99 of the Duplin County
Registry.
This the 23rd -day of Feb
ruary,1973.
Darrls W. Koonce
Attorney at Law
TreIW^N.C. *ffl|
3-22-4I-D.W.K. - .IT.
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DI
VISION
ADMINISTRATOR/EXECUTOR'S
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor
of the Estate of ADAS. BASDEN.
Duplin County. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate
of said Ada S. Basden to present
them to the undersigned within
six months from date of the
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons
indebted to said Estate please
nuke immediate payment.
This 26th day of February.
197$.
Carl G. Basden (SEAL)
Russell J. Lanier, Jr.
Attorney at Law
Kenansville. N.C. 28349
3-29-4t-RJL,JR.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
County of EXtplin
In Th* Matter Of The Estate Of
Minnie Reaves Byrd
In The General Court of Jus
tice Superior Court Division
Before the Clerk
THE-STATE OF NORTH CARO
LINA-To Whom These Presents
This' Court, in the exercise
of its Jurisdiction of the pro
batik of wills, and administra
tion Restates, on the date he
reinafter shown, adjudged leg
ally wflcient the qualification
j^h#?bov^^^^hef^
an order authorizing the issu
ance of Letter*.
June Byrd Grimes-Name of F
iduciary
2820 Oakland Drive
Kinston, N.C.
Executrix-Title of Fiduciary
2-28-73-Date of Qualification
Said fiduciary is FULLY AU
THORIZED by the laws of North
Carolina to receive and admini
ster all of the assets belonging
to said estate, and these LET
TERS are issued to attest to
that authority and to certify
that it is now in full force and
effect.
In Witness Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the Seal of the Superior
Court, this the 28 day of Feb
ruary. 1973.
John A. Johnson-Clerk of Su
perior Court. Ex-Offido Judge
of Probate
By: Sertha G. Whaley-Assis
tant Deputy
3-29-4t-pd.
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DI
VISION
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO
CESS BY PUBLICATION
JAMES A. FARRIOR
VS
JOHN DOE, the name being
fictitious, the truenname of said
defendants being unknown to the
petitioner, the person or persons
intended being the unknown heir
or heirs of GATSY WELLS,
deceased.
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
civil action. The nature of the
relief being southt as follows:
The Plaintiff. JAMEA A. FAR
RIOR, seeks to obtain a judg
ment and order of foreclosure
of tax lien and order of sale
of the property described in
the complain: to satisfy said
lien.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading not
later than forty days after the
date of this notice, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the Court for the relief
sought.
This 26th day of February,
1973.
Russell J. Lanier. Jr.
re'te W*- 1 V ?
Wtnansville, N.C. 23349
3-29-4t-RJL, JR.
NOTICE
The County Board of Equal
ization and Review of Duplin
County will meet at the court
house in Kenansville. North C
arolina. on Monday, April 2,
1973, at 10:30 o'clock, a.m..
and on each First and Third
Mondays thereafter, at the sa
me place and time through Ju
ne 18, 1973, (on which date said
Board will adjourn) to equalize
the valuation of all property in
the country, to the end that
such property shall be listed
on the tax records at the valua
tion required by law.
In the event of an earlier
adjournment. Notice to that ef
fect will be published in the
same newspapers.
This 5 day of March, 1973
IJ.W. Hoffler. Chairman
Boa;d of Commissioners
3-29-3t-JWH
Winner
Mrs. Annette "Pierce of Rt.
2, Wallace, was the lucky win
ner of the afgham given by the
Nurses' Association. The pro
ceeds collected during this dr
ive amount to $328.00
The Nurse's scholarship will
be awarded yearly as to a de
serving student nurse of Dup
lin County or Pender County.
The students may. however,
be enrolled in any school of
nursing.
froffi I d. archtoald
Two books which rank
iunoiw the best s*41ers tod&
written by his daughter',
Margaret Truman, and
AUGUST 1914 by the Nobel
Prise winning Author,
Alexander Soixhenitsvn. Both
books have received varied
response from major critics.
The informed person should
read these boon for himself
and come to his own con
clusion. Both books are
available at either the
Dorothy-Wightman or the
Ihebna D. Bryant Libraries.
It is no surprise that in
HARRY S. TRUMAN the
reader gets daughterly zeal
and praise of a beloved father:
Margaret Truman portrays a
father who was seldom if ever
wrong. But she also presents a
very readable account of one
of the most truly exciting
careers. Miss Truman opens
with a chapter in which she
tells the famous story of die
1948 Presidential Campaign,
in which her father with
dogged determination ran
against and defeated
Governor Thomas E. Dewey
of New York. Then the author
narrates the Truman family
history; she often reveals
some interesting intimate
details. Diary excerpts and
her father's letters to mem
bers of the family fill the book
with zest, humor and, "an off
stage Truman manner". No
issues are dodged; even the
Truman Administration's
decision to use the first atomic
bomb against Japan is
squarely faced and discussed.
Miss Truman restricts herself
to scrupulous examination of
historical detail. And yet, the
book is not merely a historical
survey. For Margaret
Truman has also woven the
homely details of her parents'
family life and her own career
into the book.
Margaret Truman aud
itioned for one of the best
voice teachers in America and
she spent many long hours
each day practicing. In spite
of much opposition from
family, relatives, friends and
even Presidential advisors,
Margaret made her first
appearance on the concert
stage in 1947 with Eugene
Ormandy and the Hollywood
Bowl Symphony. In 1948 she
gave up singing to help her
father on the Campaign trail.
vwnvyireu me raea m wi luTHra
book on her father .HARRYS,
TRUMAN and waited until
time gave her-and the
American people~a more
mature perspective on the
Truman presidency.
AUGUST 1914 is a Novel in
the classic tradition of
Tolstoy's WAR AND PEACE.
This huge panoramic
-
author's own native town.
Fictional and historical
characters are interwoven
througmit the work. After a
leisurely introductory note en
family life In Russia tost
t. a.-. _., ii...
Dcwre ine greai ciusuv|iiy,
the author changes scene and
pace. He moves into an ac
count of the camoaian that
culminated in the Battle of
Tamenberg. It is the story ch
iefly of General Alexander
Samsonov's Second Army,
which was sent into battle with
no real orders from above,
without adequate recon
naissance patrols or anything
resembling an efficient
communications system,
green troops plodding back
and forth across the sandy
plains with virtually no food
and water, under the aimless
direction of commanders as
intent on plotting against one
another as on engaging the
enemy. The wonder was, of
course, that they won such
initial successes as they
briefly enjoyed, possibly
because the overwhelmingly
efficient and well trained
German soldiers and officers
held back in disbelief,
mistaking the Russian
command's stupidity for an
artful plan.
Interspersed ,with the
nightmare of the battle are
scenes of Russian life: the
anarchronistic government of
the Tsarist rule and the
general cultural decay of the
entire Tsarist society.
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