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KINGSTREE SC - John Fred Etson, 70, formerly of Warsaw, A A T *4 B I V' tree Second Baptist cSmBm , Hurtal Roe Crest Cemetery, "t VlIMW. 6^'^ ?riAsc iMjns. John Daniel of Warsaw, John Fred Eason. Jr. of Kings tree. SC; daughters. Mrs. flV,-., c n., , 1 ,_J H.. 31 nomas ? * jwac*purn snc nsrs. James J. Bell of Kings tree, Mrs. Gerald Carver of Green Cove Springs, Fla., Mrs. Earl Allen and Mrs. Mary Heath of . J Fayetteville, Mrs. Eliza Bar nette of Warsaw; brother. James Eason of Raleigh; ANNIE SMITH KING FA1S0N Mrs. Annie Smith King. 80. died Sunday. Funeral. Royal Hall Funeral Home chapel. Clinton. Burial, Faison cemetery. Surviving: widower. Robert M. King; daughter, Mrs. French C. (Hilda) Wells of Greensboro; son, Eddice R. King of Mount Olive) sisters. Mrs. Effie Newsome, Mrs. Minnie King of Faison. Mrs. Emma Cameron Smith of I Calypso. CHARLJE JONES PINK HILL - Charlie Jones. 75. retired farmer, died Mon day. Funeral. Edgerton Funeral Home chapel. Beulaville. Burial. Oak Ridge Memorial Park near Pink Hill. WARSAW MIDGET FOOTBALL LEAGUE I CHEF.RLF APING The Warsaw Midget Football League, in coordination with the Warsaw Recreation Depart ment, will offer chcerleading for girls. Any girl who will be 9 years old by October 15th and has not reached her 13th birthday by October 15th of the current year, will be eligible to participate in the chcerleading program. Any girl who is interested in cheering for Midget Football should sign up with Neale Turlington at the Warsaw Recreation Center (293-7182). Any girl who cheered last year and is eligible again this year should contact her sponsor. Try-outs will be held Saturday, PSJh be held prior to try-outs so all girls will have a chance to learn the cheering techniques. vuw?, Amos J. Toby) of BiSb Chinquapin. MOUNT OLIVE - Anson Grady, 84, died Fbiday. Funeral. Tyndail Funeral Hone chapel. Burial. Wayne hfcmorial Park. I; DELLA LANIER CHINQUAPIN - Mrs. Delia Wilson Lanier, 09, died Satur day. Funeral, Cole's Chapel Holiness Chinch. Burial, Batts Surviving: daughters. Mrs. Lacy Blown and Mrs Ardetha Hatcher at Chinquapin. Mrs. FeacMe Pickett of BeulaviOe; sous. Earl. Delates and Leon I AjiiAr r?? ^IkWaMS^A^ii* al m ? ? a^iiicr 11 cmnquapin, sisicrst Mrs. Hayes Raynor and Mrs. Lib Albertson of Beulaville; brother. Hobaon Wilson of Beu laville: DOLPHIN MOORE WALLACE - Dolphin Moore, 66, of Route 3, Wallace, died Friday. Funeral, Edgerton Funeral chapel- Burial, Pin Hook Cemetery E.R. MAXWELL PINK HILL ? Ernest Roscoe Maxwell, 81. died Friday. Fu neral. Pink Hill United Metho dist Church. Burial, Weatview Cemetery. Km stem. ELLIS G. HUNTER ~t BEULAVILLE ? Ellis Gordon Hunter, 53. died Sunday. Funeral, Edgerton Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Hunter Cemetery. Surviving: widow, Mr*. Hettie Marie Hunter; sons, Claudie of the home, Daner of Jacksonville, Harvey Hunter of Beulaville; sisters, Mrs. Arlene Bryan of Jacksonville, Mrs. Sara Bryan and Mrs. Minnie Home of Beulaville; mother. Mrs. Bessie Mercer Hunter of Beula ville; brothers, Fred and Julian of Beulaville. Alton Hunter of Athoi. Idaho; a grandchild. N O r > C t. o F AOMINIITRA TION Tli iiniJA , ^ hawing Th.irmlll'e iS of Ou II ^Couf^^^hllSt' tjh Ai|| 4|k A kk . . ?! n? ,- , fc intfiTi io in? unu?fs?Qn?o on or before the 4th day of February i Q "J Q ? 4 K ? ?. i ?< 111 |i M -,|<lUrt iw/o, or inis notice win do piedu In I^MW *4 *K _ ,- ^ r-,, ? MM-. , A II in oar or tneir recovery, aii in MM H i I nS m Li S II I -I 4a aaI#I AAiMtnA persons inaeoteo to saia estates will pleas* make immediate payment to the undersigned TNe the 2nd day of August, 1977. Thar on Harper Deavar, Admin Istratrix of the estates of Alice Davis and Thurman E. Harper, AouteS, Box 319 Kinaton, NC 28501 8-25-4t-THD WwlR - - - ' NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT OIVISION JFRaNa. 77CVD1SS NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS RY PUBLICATION WACCAMAW BANK AND TRUST COMPANY vs DONALD RAY HOPKINS ANO WIFE, SANDRA M. HOPKINS TO: DONALD RAY HOPKINS ANO WIFE, SANDRA M. HOPKINS Take notice that a pleading soaking ralief against you has been filed in the above entitled civil action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: ma-i-xisi 1? - ine F-IWIIIIII SWH ? nuuyinw" for a dabt owed to the Plaintiff by the Defendants. You are required to make defense to such pleading no later than September 14, 1977, and upon your failure to do ao the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought. This the 2nd day of August, 1977. SI William E. Craft, Attorney for Plaintiff P.O.Box 6 Kenansville, North Carolina 28349 8-18-3t-WEC-39 r? Sufun' r 0 H! S NOT t C E ..., .. i i ! alif I*u4 AM ST . ? - nivin^ qufiuivu w c*wuiui of the Estate of Joe eart Moan, Du County, North Carolina this la to notify all persons having claims against the Estate I said Joe Earl Sloan to present them to the undersigned within six months from data Of the publication of this notice or same will be pleaded 4n bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate please make Immediate payment. This 1st day of August, 1977 Jerry Dunn Sloan (SEAL) Route 1 Chinquapin, N.C. Russell J. Lanier, Jr. Attorney at Law Kenansville, N.C. 28349 (919)299-1444 8-2WI-RJLJ NOTICE Of ADMINISTRATION The undersigned, having qualified as Executrix of the estate of Edward James Faison,-; deceased, late of Duplin County, this Is to notify all persons having claims against said aetata to present them to the undersigned on or before the 21st day of January, 1978, 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 undersigned. This the 21st day of July, 1977. Viola Benjamin, Executrix of the estate of Edward James Faison, deceased 1117 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. H. E. Phillips, Attorney Kenansville, N.C. v a-25-4t-HEP ' :; 1 ||ps -^'l NORTH CAROLINA DUPLIN COUNTY NOTICE OF ? < i ADMINISTRATION The undersigned having __ . 4Ibmmi#u of sai<i Dud n county tti# ItTdt^o^idruiry ediste payment Thle 25th day of July, 1977. rreeman Peareeil, Executor ot ?<*? ??tata of Mary W PearMil 332, Weat HIM Street Warsaw, North Carolina 28396 Robert L. Weat, Attorney P.O. Box 833 Warsaw, North Carolina 28396 8-1*?t-RLW ' . NOTICE OP 4 4 ADMINISTRATION The undersigned, having qualified at Administratrix of the estate of Jesse A. Lewis, ^ deceased, late of Ouplln County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to praeent them to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of January, 1978, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will .please make immediate pay ment to the undersigned. This the 28th day of July. 1977. Wilma I. Thompson, Admlnif *01 I the^iwr^day January, 197B, . H {?m E TT J^ll I \ WELDING Hwy 24 W?it, Kenansville Cn" m-",t 11 Houses For Sale I Bruco Hon?yeutt I I Assembly of Qod Church I 5 miles North of Kensnsvilleen Hwy.ill I I You're invited to worship I with us. ? SUNDAY SCHOOL,10a.m. I MORNINO WORSHIP 11 a.m. Pastor Ernest Jonas I j^tjj | SALE ? Four bedrooms, two full baths, central air and heat, alt underground utilities. Six acres plus. Located eight miles south of Beulaville near Lyman. Rick Summer tin, 296-1764 fAMUIMA 1:1 MODEL HOME ,flWirM .UflWf _ CORPORATION P. O, Box 502. Wilmington, N. C. 284Q3 "Coroffno's IooAm Homo BoMtrs m7 | Homo IomvmmI I BATHROOMS ^. IAlBiACt 3*?Sn M Annrn I ROCW A,DUi; " hv pi ?L pPpsf ? POl AIL TOOT HOUSING I NEEDS I Wketber MNMtagi VMM I kwM, Supplies LgHkber Moulding Window Unite Door* Stem Door* Screen Door* - Roofing And Asbestos Siding Plumbing Supplies Pipe FHtinjp Brick, Block* and Mortar Cement Paint and Builders Hdwe. Z. J. CARTER & Son Wallace, If. C Balanced capacity? dU *? .?il, ij i i iii mora proauctrvrty, baa maintenance a. ( I a dlHHBa |y j~ rj. mi# 'JH jT w' yLSEQuM V^. vj<r . .-..?? ?mernauonai 715/815/915 Combine* , A big International combine answers the need to cover more ecree a day with fewer grain Joeees. From cutting to unloadkM. balanced capacity meets varying crop con ditions Greet tor those extra-heavy hanging heads ot maize. Plenty ol grain header eize from 10 to 24 feet, and the power to harvest at a fast pace with 144 to 102 hp. ? Low profile design?go through a 12-ft. door. Easier storage and transport, too. ? Fast changeover to other crop headers with Ouick Attach universal feeders. ? Hydrostatic all-speed drive and comfort-control cabs are standard. ? Big-mouth cylinder/concave space?extra room tor crop to enter, exclusive fin and wire straw walkers. ? Unload grain thru 12-in. auger tube, 146 bushels in 1Vt minutes. Let's arrange a demonrtretien. Finance plans available. Brewer Motor & Equip. Co. Nwy. 117 N. ? WaNece CUSTOM SPRAYING co'N ? S?"?HS ? * Push-Button Bfl You Ju"?T "*Jime ?7 Di?lin3 Ul Colors sod Styles to Ms,eh Y??r Tss,e - fcfegBB^jr &? . V^'* - ; > ::-"F ." ; I
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