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
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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,
.
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WELDING
Hwy 24 W?it, Kenansville
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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
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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
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MODEL HOME
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CORPORATION
P. O, Box 502.
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