.5 ^ ^ v.
you. It * for thbTnsason that the
Kern Hall opens at 9:30 a.m.
and doeetat 5:30 p.m., except
"ttoigb the
state offices will be closing on
: ifefsd the county ofner*^
on Fridays, we will continue to
Operate am the same regular
schedule and remain open oa
IVtonciAy through !;'ridty*
A very important meeting will
M helc on Tuesday night, Feb
SUary 15, at 7 p.m. at the Farm '
Bureau building to their base
he to atndy the poesiMity of
ttortbg a KenaatvMfo Mfei"':
Chamber of Commerce. Jim
?usher, Executive Director of
toe Duplin Development Com
minion, who was formerly with
the Albemarle-Stanly County
Chamber of Commerce, will
present a short program and be
available to answer questions. ,
TUa is the second organiza
tional meeting, the first having I
been held on January 27th. t
Please plan to attend m tote is
mwtto atop to toe growth mid 1
??A'reminder - February 15 to \
aiao the deadline far purchasing '
amd displaying' yonr*l477 (
Kenansville Town* License 1
Plates, if you have nob pur
chased them, you may do m at
the Town Hall. The coat it still
only $1.00
Future topics of this column .
wBl todude recreation and the ,
perk development, zoning and
pUnning,^ a dtocuisiini of the j
Ill Its rUtllK^ j
Oleander Chapel. Interment,
Oleander Memorial Garden.
Surviving; widower. Arnold
P Dobson; daughters Vicky
Gore aad Mrs. Maynard Lee
uenberg, Wilmington; son.
Perry Dobson, Wilmington; 3
sisters aad 2 brothers.
ELIZABETH R. FABER
KATIE L FABEK
FAISON Mrs. Elisabeth
Kimberly Ritchey Faber 20.
and her seven-month-old
daughter, Katie bene Faber, at
Maryland, died Monday. Fu
neral, Poplar Grove Baptist
Church. Burial, Fsison Ceme
tCISurvivtng Mrs. Faber: wi
dower, Harry Michael Faber;
daughter, Kelly Louise Ritchey;
sisters, Mrs. Melissa Fyten, of ;
Arlington, Va., Mrs. Emma D.
Ritchey of Venice, Calif.; half
brather, Robert G. Ritchey, Jr.
of Brighton, Mass.
Surviving Katie Faber; father
Hnrty Michael ftker of Mary- ,
land; sister, Kelly Louise Rit
chey of the home; maternal '
Kandmother, Mrs. Elisabeth I
lornley Ritchey; paternal ,,
grandmother. Mrs. Mildred M.
Faber of Forestville, Md.
RANNIE FARRIOR f!
ROSE HILL - Mrs. lannie I
Farrior, 58, died Thursday. \
Funeral, Sunday, Christian <
Chapel Church. Burial, Farrior i
Family cemetery i
Surviving: widower, Willie 1
Daniel Farrior; sons, Kenneth, c
Willie,Jr., and Dudley Eugene i
rf Row HU. David Dewitt Far- I
rior at New York; daughters, <
Mrs. Juanha Dobson and Mrs.
feu
wdMn. WBierwNwrtiikof
Hew York; brother, George
Dobeoo of Wallace.
" ' P'U ^ ? ^ 'J I n Q - ; : I I I 10
will on Friday, March 11, 1877
a* 12:0C -won, at t t
North1*"" Countv' K*n*n,v"to
Beginning at the loteraectior
oI the Northern margin of "B"
Street with the Eeatern margin
of Evan* Street and running
thence with the Northern mar
gin Of Mid "8" Street South 74
degraea 10 minutes East 100
feet to the corner of Lot No. 04,
thence North 16 degrees 50
mlnutee East 50 feet to the
corner of Lots Not. 02, 63 and
SB; thence with the dividing line
between Lots Nos 86 and 8?
North 74 degrees 10 minutes
West 100 feet to the Eeatern
margin- of said Evans Street,
thence with It South 15 degrees
50 minutes Wast 50 feet to the
beginning, being Lota Noe. 87
and 88, according to a map of
colored subdivision for I. J.
EDULA S. CARTER
WALLACE Mrs. Edula Sa
vage Carter, 85, died Thursday.
Funeral, Edgerton Funeral
Home chapel. Burial Roekfth
Memorial Cemetery.
nom OF THANKS
The Elizabeth Whitman
family wishes to exptiss their
deep appreciation to the many
people who made die "Lib
Whitman Benefit Day" sacMs
huge success. We especially
ippreriatSfBMf who organized
Ibe day, the members of Unity
United Methodist Cbarch.
Mends in the community, those
vho spent their time and
mergy, those who responded to
be ticket sales and all those
vho came and participated,
[here are no words to ade
juately express how much we
tppreciate the out-pouring of
ove and concern shown by
nreryoneofyou.
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tl
IATTiA i >t? i _ ,
Mrs Susan J Oulnn and re
corded in tr.? Office of the
Agister of Deeds Office In Book
439 at Page 50?, to which Book
and Page rotoranoo la hereb,
mode for a mora accurate de
scription of the above lot,
A ten percent deposit will be
required of the successful bid
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned, having
qualified as Administratrix
under the Last Will and Testa
ment of Clayton Stroud, de
ceased, late of Duplin County,
this la to notify all persons
having claims against said es
tate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the
2nd day of August, 1977, or this
notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
^TpmTznd day of February,
of the Estate of Clayton Stroud,
asr
Fink Hill, N.C. 28872 V
3-3-4t-ACS
Jamas T. White, Cassia C.
White. Notice Is hereby given
that you are entitled to a hearing
before the Ouplln County Clerk
of Superior Court, KenansvUle,
North Carolina, to present facts
as to why the propsoed fore
closure on your property de
scribed In a Deed of Trust filed
M the Duplin County Public
Registry, Book 808 Page 145, to
the Farmers' Home Administra
tion shoukf not take pleas* This
hearing Is set for^JSCraday,
March 3, 1?77, atfttEDO A.M.
S/J. M. Mills, Jr., Fin HA Agent
far Trustee, James O. Buchanan
? . M '.'1
i ^b^fi^^for?Ur |
nematodes, and later
add Vydate to your
]imm Jransplant water for I
t lei^^and ' %\
This new Vydate plan 1
J % ; gives you proven, effective
I l5^^
? 81 ? me: Broadcast VtoatE
I ' pieplant and incorporate to a
I ' j lepth of 4 to 6 inches; then form J
yourIbeds fr,mi tteared soil. ?1
flraiting period is required. The p.
d ' r ,prcplant treatment can be made $
right up to the me of trans
) planting. Vydate kills rootknofc f
j fe ? nd lesion nematode on cc n: a .x.\u
| Jl Vydate move s into tobacco I
quickly moves into the plants to
nematot^VYD^re^tbe j
transpl ^
<e III, NC
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF BALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE 01
Geneffil Court of Justice, Su->'"
parlor Court Dlvlalon for Duplin
County, mod# in that Special
"Audrey F. Lane & hueband,
Woodard D. Lane; Helen S.
Davie (Unmarried); Woetey C.
Sullivan, Jr. & wife, Francee M.
Sullivan; Nancy Qeraldine 8.1]
Wright'& huebanfl &vM
Wright, Petitlonere v. Mary
Anne 8utton Sullivan A C.
Braneon Victor, Guardian Ad
tlvan (Minor), Reepondenta",
the underalgned Commlaaloner
I will en the 11th day of March,
1077, at 12.00 o'clock Noon on
I the promiaee, offer for eale to?
I the highest bidder lor oaah that
certain tract or peroei of land
lying and belng,.<Jn Gllsson
Township, Duplin County,
North Carolina, and mora parti
cularly described as follows:
TRACT ONE: Said lot of land
may be located by starting at an
Iron pipe In the center of Graded
Rood 11506 at a point where the
waters of Spring Branch flow
underneath said road; thence
running S. 68 degrees 25' E.
168.50 feet to an Iron pipe in the
center of said road, the be
ginning corner of the lot of land
hereinafter described, thence
running from this beginning
corner so located and tied N. 6
degrees 46 E 79.50 feet to en
I or pipe; thence S. 83 degnses
or E. 775.38 feet toan iron pipe
In. the oenter of Road #1506;
thence with the center of said
road N. 68 degrees 54' W.
768.15 feet to an Iron pipe, the
point and place of BEGINNING,
containing 30,875 square feet or
0.71 of an acre. And Being a
portion of a certain tract of land
claimed by J. R. Waters and
wife, Nettie Waters by s deed
dated November 5, 1951, from
Jamjps D. Herring, et als, re
corded in Book 471, Page 22, of
the Duplin County Registry.
TRACT TWO BEG NNING
st sn Iron pipe In the center of
Graded Road #1506 at s point
where the waters of Spring
Branch flow underneath said
road;,thence running along the
run of Spring Branch as It
meanders to sn iranmipe which
Mr ?
r
?ip? thi
P
ortti ti 15- iq -
f?? Ai i
Id In ? 23 ?'n M
I Thl
r* e a I
tfa
!m?d by R VI ?
?. VI in by m
! Novem , fron
Ouplli County Regl ry
dMd covers 15,I 3 21
ryftiilno ^
This sate will be mad* subject
to the 1977 ad valorem taxes
The highest bidder at said
sale shall be required to make a
sash deposit of ten percent
(10%) of his bid as evidence of
good faith.
This the 7th day of February,
1077.
sfOeorge R. Kornegay, Jr.,
Commissioner
' 3-3-4t-GRK,Jr.
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
notice of resale
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
DUPLIN TIMES-PROORESS
SENTINEL
ihsnSh relist... ~
flecond Qui Poetaoe I
KenansviUe.N.C. 28349
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
8to,?ln DupHn and AdMPing*"'*
Counties
8 Moe.?-S1:82 1Yr.~S3.S4
smos.?sSis?'
(includes N.C. Sales Tax)
M Sit
suusx ST
78 a 296
fKi of of
I* * 31 trr.
ui an advance bid th ui
srtlgned Jommli oner v?HI on
Fric 18, 1 *t
12 ? Noon, it
c)< r i
ret he tight
?o ?h upon ar Wd of
) 00, tain tract or
Count) "?forth --a. md
?1 wBa -
uqscf it??u as Kmows.
FIRST TRACT: Located about
2-1/2 miles East f the Town of
Beuiafftleand on the South side
of Highway Nc 24. BEGIN
NING at a stake on the South
sMe of Highway No. 24 said
stake being 79 feet from the
center of saltf Highway and
opposite Dorma Baadefti corne
which is on the North side of
pore . >e.n0
andt a* let fo. i
dated J una 9,196ft, from Albert
Batch etoi Jr ar w Gierat V
cKen Batchetof, to Amanda J
Iwlnson, a: d record en a Boot
622, page 113, of the Dopllr
County Registry.
Subiect to 1977 Duplin Count)
ad valorem taxes.
A ten per cent deposit win be
required of the successful bid
der as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this the 31st day ot
January, 1977.
H. E. Phillips, Commissioner iL
2-17-21-HEP
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Ike first and 1.
The first and last word in agricultural fi
nancing is Farm Credit. And tha Pro
duction Credit Association has pro- I
vfded good dependable Farm Credit to
* farmers for over 50 years. We've
worked with the people of agriculture
by providing short and intermediate
term financing geared to each individ- J
uaTs situation. Call the professionals'of
egiculhiral financing, the Production
Credit Association. You can
depend on us.
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D ATOEl ?lc
114 ir Hines
?CAKE MIX 59
?CANDY 6 pk?- 45*
I
Old Woyn?sboro Sllc?d Fr??
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PEACHES 1
Bonner Vienna
SAUSAGE
4-5 Oi. Size $ J OH
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BEEF STEW
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Shawnee
FLOUR
69
Canned I
TOM A i oes I
MM $1 001
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