HARRiS-MATTOX WIN MEMBER-GUEST GOLF TOURNEY
AT RAMRLEWOOD ? Above, Tom Salter, extreme right.
Tournament Co-Chairman, presents awards to Tom Mattox of
Kinston, left, and Deep Run's Joel Harris. Harris and Mattox
had rounds of 70-65-1J5 nine under par. Other winners in the
Championship Flight were Emmitt Wick line and Ken Taylor with
rounds of 71-74-145, and the team of Butch Budd and Nelson
Tugwell with rounds of 77-74-151.
Pro Jim Finch announced
other winners in the successful
Member-Guest as follows: First
Flight - Joe Houston and Billy
Jones (75-70); Reed Kennedy
and Mike Hatch (75-72); and
Russell Bostic and J.L. Costin
(74-76). Jerry Smith and Ed
Rector won the second flight
with (76-74). followed by Robert
Raynor and Danny Lanier
(80-73). and Oliver Smith and
Ed Herring with rounds of
(76-84).
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Ramblewood President D.L.
Scott expressed appreciation to
Donald Thigpen and Tom Salter
for running the two-day event
saying "I would also like to
express appreciation to all the
others who helped, including
Pro Jim Finch and his wife.
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In the Ladies Putting Contest
held along with the Member
Guest at Ramblewood. winners
in the chaiqnpionship flight
were Jessica Wood and Shirley
Budd. and Sally Jo Houston and
Dev Finch in the first flight. * *
Duplin Pro Joe Wirthman's
final reminder to members of
the "biggee" this coining week.
Saturday and Sunday. Septem
ber 3-4. The Member-Guest will
be highlighted by a dinner,
dance, fashion show, casino,
and you-name-it.
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Pro Joe Wirthman reports
winners in the Junior Golf
Championship held last
weekend at Duplin including
runners-up in the three divi
sions. Ike Riddick won the 15-16
age division with Mike Stocker
runner-up. In the 13-14 age
group. Daryl Fry won with. I
Jimmy West as runner-up.
Brian Ellenburg won the Callo
way in the 13-14 division. In the
10-12 group, the winner was
Mark Rector with Mitchell
Quinn runner-up. Michael
Quinn won the Calloway in the
10-12 group.
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Pro Doug Smith reports win
ners in the Member-Member
Golf Tournament held at Lake
wood including overall winners
Milton Costin-Frank Potter.
Other winners included the
team of Henry Carlton-Cooper
Goff. Ed Dail-Bill McKay, and
Oliver Smith-Rex Carlton. Smith
also announces that Carol Britt
won the longest drive, and A.Q.
Smith won closest to pin.
Special note or highlight from
the M&M could be Allen Foun
tain's all-time low 77 or Bobby
Smith's 73. or even C.J. Mer
cer's eagle.
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Pro Doug Smith urges all
members to start signing up for
the club championship that will
get underway at Lakewood
(luring September.
Rockfish Pro Gene Briggs
says nothing's going on down
his way except maybe a little
talk about the Member-Guest
that is in the planning stages for
^Coharie Pro Ed Smoot reports
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winners in the Cohaije Junior
Golf Championship included Bill
Nance in the A Division. Bill
Turlington won the B Division.
Robbie Parker won the C Divi
sion and Frknk Leak won the D.
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Lakewood Pro Doug Smith
announces a Superball Golf
Tournament for both men and
women on Labor Day. Sep
tember 5.
Ladies Day at DCC will be
held Thursday, September 8.
Tee time is 9:30, and bridge will
begin at 10 a.m. The Duplin
Swingers will have a short
business meeting after lunch.
All lady golfers, please plan to
attend.
The pool at DCC will open at
12 noon Saturday. September 3.
Due to the activities planned at
open the -pool at 12 noon or
shortly thereafter.
The salad bar luncheon and
fashion show planned for
Saturday at DCC is a new
feature added to this year's
Member-Guest weekend.
Reservations can be made with
Mary Sue Thompson or Marie
Riddick. Proceeds from the
luncheon go to the additional 9
holes protect. Tickets ($2.50)
can be purchased at the door
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Fore.
CPWTWCTNC EDUCATION
wvuu utrcuu
ATJSI
James Sprunt Institute will
offer the following courses
during the Fall Quarter, 1977:
A Sewing 1 course wiU be
taught at the Cypress Creek
Community Building beginning '
Wednesday, September 7. The
class will meet on Monday and
Wednesday afternoons from 1
4 p.m. for 17 weeks.
Two Sewing U classes will be
taught at the shop of Mrs. Grace
Sumner of Beulaville. The first
class will meet from 9 - 12 on
Tuesdays and Thursdays begin
ning Tuesday. September 6. for
17 weeks. The second class will
meet from 7-10 p.m. on
Monday and Wednesday nights
beginning Wednesday. Septem
ber 7 for 17 weeks.
A Sewing I class will be
taught at the JS1 campus begin
ning Thursday. September 8.
The class will meet from 6:30 -
9:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays for 17 weeks.
The instructor for the sewing
classes will be Mrs. Grace
Sumner of Beulavilte. Registra
tion will be on the first night of
class at their respective loca
tions. A S5 registration fee is
required. For further informa
tion on any of these courses,
please contact the Department
of Continuing education at
James Sprunt Institute in
Kqpansville.
I tALE: Three bedroomi I
I one and one-half bathe. I
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DUPLIN'S JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
HELD - Sixteen boys, age 10-lb. participated in a
two-dayA Junior Golf Tournament at Duplin
Country Club this past weekend. Trophies were
presented the winners and runners-up in eaeli
age bracket plus a special Callaway Handicap
Trophy. After the rounds on Sunday, a ham
burger cookout was held for all who participated.
The Chairman of the tournament was Rivers
Johnson. Top picture (L to R) standing: Brian
EUcnburg. Callaway winner (13-16); Todd Price:
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Jintim West. Runner-up (13-14): Mike Stocker.
Runner-up (15-16) Ike Riddick. 1st Place Winner
(15-16) Kneeling (L to R) Daryl Fry. 1st Place
Winner (13-14): Glenn Crenshaw; and Patrick
Bell. Bottom Picture (L to R) Standing - Mark
Rector. 1st Place Winner (10-12); Steve Jones.
Mitchell Quinn. Runner-up (10-12); Steve Lee.
Lonnic Hcdrick. Kneeling (L to R) Mark
Huffman. Jeff Holtom and Michael Quinn,
Callaway Winner (10-12).
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DUPLIN'S JUNIOR TOURNAMENT BIG SUCCESS -(LtoR) Pto
Joe Wirthman and Chairman Rivers Johnson checking winners
after the conclusion of Duplin's two-day Junior Golf Tournament
on Sunday^. Pro Wirthman conducted several clinics for the boys
and Johnion organized and carried out one of the finest
tournaments ever held at Duplin Country Club.
Selected To OYWA
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Connie Beth Matthis of War
saw. teacher at Kenansville
Elementary, and Barbara Jean
Scott Sutton of Route 3. La
grange. a laboratory technician
with the Mount Olive Family
Medicine. Center in Mount
Olive, have been selected for
inclusion in the 1977 edition of
Outstanding Young Women of
America.
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SALE - Four bedrooms, two
full baths, central air and
heat, all underground
utilities.' Six acres plus.
Located eight miles south Kl
The Outstanding Young
Women of America Program is
designed to honor and en
courage exceptional young
women between the ages of 21
and 36 who have distinguished
themselves in their homes, in
their professions and ia their
communities. Accomplishments
such as these are the result of
dedication, service and leader
ship - qualities which deserve to
be recognized and remembered.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
COURSE OFFERED
James Sprunt Institute will
offer a course in Adult Basic
Education for adults with less
than an eighth grade education.
The student will receive in
struction in arithmetic, spelling
writing, and reading. The class
'began Thursday. August 25 and
is meeting each Tuesday and
Thursday evening from 7 ? 10
p.m. in Room 135 of the
McGowan Building for ten
weeks.
The instructor for the class
will be Ms. Wanda Bell of
Mount Olive. Registration was
on the first night of class but
students will be welcomed to
attend any successive class
meeting if they were not present
for the first class.
AVIATION GROUND SCHOOL
James Sprunt institute will
offer a 54-hour course in Avia
tion Ground School on Tuesdays
and Thursday nights from 7 - 10
p.m.. Classes began August 30,
and continue for 9 weeks. This
. course is designed to be the first
step toward obtaining a private
pilot license. The subject matter
to be covered will include air
craft maintenance log. pilot
flight log, maps, flight compu
ters and flight plans The ap
proximate cost or the course will
be S20 - $25 for materials, plus a
$5 registration fee. The course
will be taught on the JSI campus
and registration was Tuesday.
August 30. The instructor is
Wayne Rich of Wallace.
P>- ? Order tt he
Clert ol Super io C o tr
rryatM to *cl<: th ?4me.
ault havinj lean tade In th#
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offer for sale. and will sail to tha
highest bidder for cash at tha
Courthouse Doot in Kenana
? tamber 2fc 1977, at tha hour ot
Twelve O'clock, Noon, tha land
described In said dead of trust
" and hereinafter described,
s And said sale Is made upon
tha express condition that the
highest bidder will be required
to make a cash deposit not to
exceed 10% of the amount of
the Oic up to and including
$1,000.00, plus 3% of any
excess over $1,000.00, and If
?aid nignest trader f?Hs to make
the required deposit, Hid
property wHI immediately be
re-offered for Hie at the wme
time and place.
The lend told hereunder and
described In Mid deed of trust it
described as follows:
All those two certain tracts or I
parcels of land In Qllsaon and
Wolfscrape Townships bounded
and described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: AH that cer
tain tract or parcel of land
containing 14 acres more or lees
which Is described in a deed
dated the 6th day of July, 1989,
from Emma Lucille Outlaw et
els to Henrietta M. Outlaw,
being recorded in the Public
Registry of Duplin County in
Book S2S, Page 574 to which
reference it had.
SECOND TRACT: Bounded
on the South by the lands of
Alton E. Dell, on the West by
the lands of Carl Grady, on the
North and Northeast by the land
of Bennie F. Outlaw and Secon
dary Road No. 1524, and being
more particularly described as
follows: BEGINNING at a stake
In the centerllne of Secondary.
Road No. 1898', which stake Is
on the line of Alton E. Doll tract
of land and being on the line of
oennie r. uuuaw iraci 01 iana
u set forth and described in a
dead to Bennie F. Outlaw and
wife, aa recorded in Book CT4,
Page 549 of the Duplin County
Registry and runs thence from
said beginning point so located
as the old line of Bennie F.
Outlaw and the line of Alton E.
Dai l, North 84 degrees West 371
feet to a stake, A.E.Dail's
corner In the tine of Carl Grady
and said stake being the most
southwestern corner of the tract
of land as set forth and de
scribed in a deed to Bennie F.
Outlaw and wife, as recorded in
Book 574, Page 54 of the Duplin
County Registry; thence as the
line of Cart Grady, North 6
degrees East 1S3.t1 feet to a
stake in tha centerllne of Secon
dary Road No. 1524; thence as
the centerflhe and as the same
curves, a straight line being
approximately 425 feet to the
point of beginning, containing
.9 acres, more or leas. And
being a portion of the lands in
the Southwestern quadrant of
icr bed in dwi ?I (rust
14, 1974 from
ux al
to Vi ;e B Gavin, Trusts or
latio nhtot iecordec
Boott '8t 'age 1% the
Duplin <
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duo the County of DupMn. M
vancbb. oavin, trustee
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NOTICE OF SALE -NORTH
? INA OUPUN COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the
power of aale contained In two
certain deeds of trust executed
by James 1. Hlghamith and wife
Annie M. Highsmlth, to James
0. Buchanan, Trustee, respec
tively dated the 12th day of
December, <968. and recordetf
In Book 662, Page 220, In the
Office of the Register of Deeds
for Duplin County. North Caro
lina. and the 13th day of July,
1978, and recorded in Book 810,
Page 914, In the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Duplin
County, North CaroHna, default
having been made In the pay
ment of the Indebtednesses
thereby secured and the said
deeds of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to fore
closure, and the holder of the
Indebtednesses thereby secured
having demanded a foreclosure
thereof for the purpose of
satisfying said Indebtednesses,
and the Clerk of the Court
granting permission for the
foreclosure, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the Court
house door In Kenaasville,
North Carolina, at 12.00 noon,
on the 6th day of September,
1977, the land, as Improved,
conveyed In said deeds of trust,
the same lying and being In
Smith Township, Duplin
County, North Carolina, and
being more particularly de
scribed as follows: Leaving the
center of the bridge or culvert
across Bridle Branch where It
crosses Highway No. 1700 and
Highway and where the Thomas
and Smith line crosses said
Highway; thenca with the
Thomas and Smith line South 4
degrees SO minutes West 30 feet
to a stake, the beginning corner
of the hereinafter described lot;
thence with the Thomas and
Smith tine South 4 degrees 50
minutes west 161 feet to a stake;
thence south 86% degrees East
183 feat to a farm ditch; thence
with said ditch North 9 degrees
East 164 feet to a stake on said
Highway; thence with said
Highway North 86% degrees
West 197 feet to the BEGIN
NING, containing 72/100 of an
acre, more or less. SUBJECT,
however, to taxes for the year
1977. Five percent (5%) of the
amount of the highest bid must
be deposited with the Trustee
pending conffrmatton of the",
sale. Dated this 4th day of
August, 1977. JAMES O.
BUCHANAN, Trustee
, NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned, having
qualified as Co-administrators
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of their recovery. Ail persona,
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Thij the 10th day of August
Janet S. Jonas
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LtlPrank EjS^Bomers, Jr
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