Ifenda
^fcbp.m. Monday; ' ^
ERMtflMJ.
, MEWING SCHEDULED
The B. F. Grady P.T.F.
meeting has been scheduled for
Monday, September 26 at 7:30
p.m.
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Molly Sloan at the Southeast
Regional Education Center in
Jacksonville. She will be speak
ing about the State Primary
Beading Program.
YOUTH REVIVAL
the Cabin Missionary Baptist
Church invites you to attend
their weekend Youth Revival. H
is tp be held September 16-18,
Friday through Sunday nights.
Evangelist Ronnie Stewart
from Fuquay-Varina will be the
guest speaker. The Boys From
Bethlehem will provide the
special music Friday and Satur
day nights.
Services will begin at 7:30
each evening, and 11 Sunday
morning. The public is invited to
attend.
SARECTA FREE WILL
BAPTIST HOMECOMING
Sarecta Free Will Baptist
Church of Kenansvilie will have
. its Homecoming Service on
; September 18. The pastor, the
i Rev. N.B. Barrow, will deliver
" the morning message. Lunch
: will be served arquqd 12:30.
; 'Following lunch, there will be a
; singspiration. All former
jf members, ministers and friends
. of the church are invited to
attend these services on this
special day.
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At i : year* school
children In Wayne and all
adjoining couitks will be guests
if the for any day upon pre
mentation of a special ticker
before 6:30 p.m. A supply of
these tickets has been mailed to
the on 11 c 1pal at each school.
Con teat Monday at 8 p.m.
'tor
C. test >t 4 p.m.. S:? infl Bee
(Wayne County students only)
at 4JO p.n and a Fircmcii's
Princess Contest at 8 p m.
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^Guardian Cartf||
nvgiw acuvnras were en
joyed by Guardian Care in
dents due to wide variety.
Birthdays in August were cele
brated by Cora Rivenbark, Car
roil Cavenaugh. Julius Rich.
Floyd Mi-Lamb. Mattie Rich.
Irving Martin. Henry Brinaon
and Henry Lee. Mr. Lee cele
brated his 91st birthday. The
monthly birthday party was
given by the Kenansville Jay
cettes and everyone attending
enjoyed their refreshments aad
fellowship very much. Ice
cream, cakes and punch were
served.
The Singing Rackley Family
entertained in August. Cabin
Missionary Baptist Church
Youth Group came and sang for
residents, as well as the Pink
Hill Church of God Youth. Resi
dents enjoy the singspirations
REVIVAL AT CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be an old-fashioned
camp meeting revival at Calvary
Baptist Church, five and one
half miles north of Kenansville,
just off Hwy. #11.
This revival will run two
weeks, with Rev. Rudolph
Lemons, pastor of Clearview
Baptist Chufch preaching the
first week, beginning Septem
ber 19. Rev. Grady Lemons,
full-time evangelist from Wail
halla, S.C., will be preaching
the second week, beginning
September 26th, says Pastor
Ken Hall.
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very much. Mrs. Ace Sumner is
always entertaining to our resi
dents awl we all look forward to
her coming.:
The highlight of the month
was the covered dish supper on
August 30th. We bad very good
participation with the residents,
their families and the staff.
Food was plentiful and deli
cious. We plan to make this a
quarterly affair. This was the
day the dietary department had
monitored residents' diets ao
that they could eat their desires
and Mis. Residents enjoyed this
affair tremendously. Many com
ments have been very compli
mentary about the supper and
we all look forward to the next
covered dish supper.
Residents and staff are Ret
ting ready for a yard sale and
bake sale on September 17th.
The proceeds will go to buy a
sewing machine fair our resi
dents. We need your help.
Shirrie Brown,
Activities Director
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WARSAW RESCUE SQUAD
AUXflLUARY MEETING
SCHEDULED
The Warsaw Rescue Squad
Auxilary is resuming their
meetings Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Warsaw Rescue Station.
New members are especially
invited to attend.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
I IN THE QENERALCOURT OF
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? SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
? BEFORE THE CLERK
Fit* # 77 SP174
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
l PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
i DAISY BELL WILLIAMS 8RY
j ANT. A WIDOW
V8
! HAZEL WILLIAMS DOBSON,
ETALS
? TO HAZEL WILLIAMS
\ DOBSON AND HUSBAND.
? STACY DOBSON:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
special proceeding. The nature
of the relief being sought is as
follows: the Petltlonar sseks to
hove the land described In the
ss"s %uw
ceads among the tenants in
common and seek to recover of
Earnest Eroy Williams certain
rents as set out In the Petition.
You are required to make
defense to such pleadings no
later than October 25,1977 and
upon your failure to do so, the
party soaking service against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This the 7th day of Septem
ber, 1977.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney for the
Petitioner
P.O. Box 27
Kenansville, N.C. 28349
9-29-3t-HEP-43
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Last Will and Testament of *Ed
F. Grady, deoeased, late of
Duplin County, this is to notify |
all persons having claims j
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before the 8th day of March,
1978, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate j
will please make immediate j
payment to the undersigned.
This the 8th day of Sep
tember, 1977.
Edward Grady, Executor of the
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SERVICES
U|k/s la lh <l nrimn an/>n?<\r fnr iKu
wno is tne prim? sponsor tor in?
ssssftass;
Employment solicltatas pro
gram proposals from agencies
for th# operator of an Employ
tmnt and Training program.
The services area for the
program ahall be Carteret,
Craven, Duplin. Greene, Jones,
Lenoir, Pathlleo and Wayne
Counties. The program and
allocation level la as follows:
Pre Apprenticeship $82,886
This program Is funded
through the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act
of 1973, as amended.
All propoaals must be sub
mitted on the appropriate forms
provided by the Division of
Community Employment.
Thoee forms will bo available
at the office of Neuse River
Counoll of Governments, 1404
Neuse Blvd., New Bern, North
Caroline 28580 on September
12,1877.
Sealed proposals [bids] must
be submitted bask to the Mouse
River Council of Governments
no later then 4:80 P.M. on
September 21, 1877. Proposals
not received by specified time
and date shall bo returned.
All potential operators must
provide Equal Employment Op
portunities.
For additional information, a
potential operator may contact
Betty George, Manpower
Planner, Post Office Box 1717,
New Bern, North Carolina
26580, or call (819) 638-3185.
U-2U-3t-N HCG-53
NOTICE OF STATE ELECTION
te to toM en Tuesday,
November t, 1S77
Intto
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
to Ito Constitution of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the qualified voters of Duplin
County that the General
Assembly of North CaroHna has
called a State election to to held
in each County of the State of
North Carolina en
Tuesday, November S, iSJf^
at which the tjuMtloris of
amending the Constitution of ?
North Carolina will to sub
mitted as follows:
QUESTION *1
FOR or AGAINST constitu
tional amendment extending to
a married man (as a married
woman now has) the right to
QUESTION #3
* AOAtNS
tlont) sro^odinQnt wnpowsflny
he qualified voters of the State
to elect the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor to a second
successive term of the same
office.
QUESTION #4
FOR or AQAIN8T Constitu
tlonal amendment to permit
municipalities owning or opera
ting electric generation, trans
mission or distribution facilities
and Joint agencies compoeod of
such municipalities to own,
operate and maintain genera
tion and transmission facilities
with any person, firm, associa
tion or corporation, public or
private, engaged In the genera
tlon of ofoetrlc power and
energy for rotate (each, respec
tively, co-owner") within thle
State or any eta to oontlguoua to
this State, and to issue electric
revenue bonds to finance the
cost of the ownership share of
such municipalities or joint
agencies, such bonds to be
secured by and payable only
from the electric revenues of
such municipalities or joint
agencies and providing that no
money or property of such
municipalities or joint agencies
shall be credited or applied to
the account of any such co
owner.
QUESTION ?6
FOR or AGAINST constitu
tional amendment requiring
that the total expenditures of
the State for the fiscal period
covered by the State budget
shall not exceed the total of
revenues raised during that
fiscal period and any surplus
remaining In the State Treasury
at the beginning of the period,
and requiring the Governor to
effect (he necessary economies
in State expenditures whenever
he determines that a deficit Is
threatened.
The submission of the Consti
tutional Amendments have been
authorized by Chapters 80, 115,
383; 528 and 690, respectively,
of the 1977 Session Laws of
Northi Carolina, subject to a
nunn thf #|cttons ffi sit
wll be determlr the
authorized officer* o she
County and information w
! re no at i tf*
location of the voting places may
txs obtained from the County
Board of Elections. Qualified
voters rfho are not certs 11
whether they are registered for
this election should contact the
County Board of Elections.
Dated this 18th day of 8ep
t ember, 1977.
S/Claude t. Hepier,
Chairman, County Boerd of ?
NOTICE OF BALI
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
certain deed of trust dated
November 14. 1974. from John
Robert Outlaw and wife, Anna
Mae Llkeoa Outlaw, and Hen
?R.M. Outlaw, widow, to
Vanoe B Qavln, Truatee for
Coastal Production Credit Asso
ciation and recorded in the
Public Registry of Duptin
County In Book 788, Page 755 to
which reference la had; and
pursuant to an Order of the
Clerk of Superior Court of
Duplin County, North Carolina
authorizing and directing said
Trusted to fnrarlnae the sMtte;
default having been made In the
payment of the note secured by
said deed of trust, and request
having been made by the owner
of said indebtedness to foreclose
the same; the undersigned will
offer for sale, and will sell to the
highest bidder for .cash at the
Courthouse Door In Kenans
vllle, North Carolina on Sep
tember 26, 19771 at the hour of
Twelve O'clock, Noon, the land
described in said deed of trust
and hereinafter described.
And said sale la made upon
the express condition that the
highest bidder will be required
to make a cash deposit not to
exceed 10% of the amount of
the bid up to and Including
$1,000.00, plus 5% of any
excess over S1,000.00, and If
said highest bidder fails to make
re-offered for sale at the same
time and plaoe.
The land sold hereunder and
described In said deed of frost I*
described as follows:
All those two certain tracts or
paroels of land In Qlisaon and
Wolfscrape Townships bounded
and described as follows:
Bennle F Outlaw tract of lend
dead to Bannle F. Outlaw and
wlfa, as recorded In Book 874,
Page 54# of the Duplin County
Registry and runs the ? from
said beginning point so located
as the old line of Bennle F
Outlaw and the line of Alton E
Dal I, North 84 degrees West 371
feet to a stake, A.E.OaU'B
corner In the line of Carl Grady
end said stake being the most
southwestern corner of the tract
of land as set forth and do- I
scribed1 In a deed to Bennle F
Outlaw and wife, as recorded In
Book $74, Page 54 of the Ouptln
County Registry; thence as the
line of Carl Grady, North 8
degrees East 193.11 feet to a
stake In the centerline of Secon
dary Road No. 1524; thence as
the centerline and as the same
curves, a straight Une being
approximately 425 feet to the '
point of beginning, containing
.9 acres, more or less. And '
being a portion of the lands In '
the Southwestern quadrant of
that certain tract of land con
veyed by deed dated December
10, 1982, from Wlllard C. Hill
Duj y s
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j Building
Supplies
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Window Units -
Doors
Storm Doors
Screen Doors
Himflng And
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Plumbing Supplies
Pipe Fittings
Brick, Blocks and
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Paint and
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unloading balanced capacity rrwets varying Cfbp|S>n
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WALLER HARDWARE
129 S. Cantor, Mount Olive I
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SALE-Fourbodroomo, two
full baths, control air and
boat, all underground
Utilities. Six acroe plus.
Located eight miles south
of Beulavlile near Lyman.
Rk* SummcrUo, M6-17S4
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FOR SALE
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U?r;MD"r* *29.950
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SALE: Three bedrooms,
one end one-half baths,
spacious comer lot.
Kenansvllle. Rick
Summerlin, 290-1764.
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PROGRESSIVE DUPLIN'S
FINEST - 18th Century
Georgian. Authenically re
stored to Pimple elegance.
Wine Cellar. Country
kitchen Many baths and
open hearths. Conveniently
located in Historic Kenane
ville, N.C. Rick Summerlin
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1973 Ford m Ton
Dump-Grain
Body S3,9*5.60
1970 Chovrolot \Vi
Ton Grain : ?t - ?
Body....... .$1,499.00 .
Mr*'*' '*1
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Body $1,293.00
190S Chovrolot IVi
Ton Groin r
Body 31*493.00
1970 Ford 1 Ton Flat
Bod... 31*993.00
1974 Ford 1 Ton Flat
Bod 32*493.00
1974 Oodgo Vt Ton
Pick Up $2,250.00
1973 GMC Vi Ton Pick
Up $1*993.00 }
1934 Ford Vi Ton Pick
jUp 3595.00 >i I
'197* Dodge Vt Ton 4 I
Wheel Drivo.33*493JO | -
Jl977 Dodgo V? Ton
Damo 33*993.00
CMS
197* Dodgo Monaco
Station Wagon 21*000
Milan 34*430.00
1974 Ford LTD, 2 Dr.,
H.T. 32,000
Mi las 32*993.00
1977 Chrysler Cor- g I
doba Loaded* 7,000
Milts 35*993.00 ,
1977 Chrysler Cor
doba Loaded Datno* 1
000 Miles... $*,395.00 I
1972 Chryslor New
Yorker $1*495.00
1971 Chrysler Now
Yorker $1,49$ M
1970 Ponttac Bon- \
nevllle $1,295.00 A
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1971 Buick Electro
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