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Surviving* widow Mi#
nolle; brother. George EiS
Miller of Warsaw; maternal
grandparents Mr and Mrs.
A native Ds^Csnafr. hi
was the son of Geoqge Elbert
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w? employe# wnn ms rminer in
the MflMr Septic Taut Service hi
JUUOUSL.RICH
MAGNOLIA - Julious
Leonard Rich, 86, died Sunday,
Sept. 18tb. Funeral, First
Pentecostal Free Win Baptist
Church. Burial, Devotional Gar
dens. Warsaw.
ROTH E. HATCHELL
TEACHEY Mrs. Ruth Ed
wards Hatchell, 79. died Wed
nesday. Funeral, WaUace Pen
tecostal Holiness Church.
Burial, Rockflsh Memorial
Cemetery.
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Building
Supplies
Moulding
Window Units
Dosrs ?
Storm Doors
Screen Doors
Birrfinf And
Asbestos Siding
Plumbing Supplies
Pipe Fittings
Brick, Blocks and
Mortar Cement
Paint and
Builders Hdwe.
Z. J. CARTER
& Son
Wallace, N.C.
GAJKJL 0. OUUBiEjES'H
MAGNOLIA - Cad Dewey
Cm lore to, , retired s t o r e
Oak Ridge Memorial Park.
MAURKS R. UNES
> KENANSVILLE - Maurice
Raymond Lines. 76. died Thurs
day. Funeral Saturday, Com
munity Funeral Home
Burial. Pinecrast Cemetery,
Warsaw.
CHARLIE W-BTID
TURKEY Charlie W. Byrd.
65, died Thamday. Funeral,
Beulah Baptist Church. Burial,
church cemetery.
8. G. KENNEDY
JACKSONVILLE ? Sidney
Graham Kennedy, 56, a native
of Benlaville, died Friday.
Funeral, Johnson Funeral Home
chapel. Burial, Onslow Me
morial Park.
S. MOSELEY DAV1S ? ? y1
Muum uuvt ? 5amuei
Moselev Davis, a Wivk Countv
|AA JM 1 |In^ CjumbA&AA
leaoer in eaucnooQ, Scouting,
the church and civic and busi
ness affairs, died Saturday.
Memorial service. Mount Olive
Presbyterian Church. Burial*
NOTE OF THANKS
1 wish to express my thanks to
everyone who fenieinheied me
and my family during my recent
hospitalization and since my
return home. Your cards, gifts,
flowers, money, food as well as
your thoughts, prayers and
everything will always be
cherished in our hearts. Thanks
to the nurses on third floor who
were so nice to am and also to
the doctors and to everyone far
? their care.
Mrs. Preston Boetic and
family
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
j^jywp iiy, ion *y
uwii xo m ft urj#nifln?a on o*
tember. vm**
Edward Qrady, Executor of the
Estate of Ed F, Qrady, I
Route 1, Box 197
Albertaor: MC2&50B ?
M.E.Philli'pe, Attorney r 1
Kenensville.NC 28349
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NORTH CAROLINA
OURUN COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE FOR
PARTITION
Under and by virtue Of en
order of the Superior Court of
Duplin County. mode in the OMI
action (File No 77 SF 122)
Iherele ? ? ? -ii- ? im.j
in?ff?n ponoMvy *n thick? wnw
R.Johnson. Plelntlfl, ve. Jennie
Peuline Williams Johnson,
Hefe nrfen I -1 ? .j l.,, aii.
UvWioiiii, ana siynao oy riis
Honor, Robert I Qevin, Judge
Presiding at the September 12,
1877 term of ss?d Court, the
undersigned, who were by said
order appointed commissioner*
to sett the lands described in the
petition, will on the 24th day of
October, 1877. at 12:00 o'clock
noon, at the door of the Court
houM In Kananaville, North
a ee ok aaia ia #ka
t??roun?t oner ror un vo ine
hiohMt hiirtir for caah. mbiact
? ?sgga^^^^psi sww^wap^^s sspv
?o tho Hon of ? oartoin deed of
trust from Waltor Randy John
soh and wife, Paulino W. John
?on, to Archie C. Waiker,
Tnrafa a m ??' ? ?? ' - * * *
? uram tot wacnovia wonytge
Company, aaid deed of trust is
datad Dacombor 19, 1999, and
raoordad In tha OupHn County,
Registry In Book 987 at Paget
199, But eubfect to confirmation
by tho Court, a oartetn lot or
paroai of land lying and bolng In
osaa tmua al b laaaalla m
in# lown Of M#gnOH#t M#gr>o
lla Township, Duplin County,
North Carolina, and mora parti
cularly daacribad aa follows:
BEGINNING at wi iron pipe
1 _ - isi, mA , . .. ? ?a a a .lite . i
in in# w#siern oogt of MCnw
Stroat, and tha Northarn adga of
Blaakar Street, thanca with tha
Northarn lino of Blaakar Street,
South 77 degrees 00 minutes
West. 525.27 feat to an Iron pipe
In a ditch, Brook's lino; thanoa
with Brook's Line along said
ditch North 00 degrees 38
minutes Wast, 118.75 fast to an
iron pipe, corner of Lot No. 2;
thanca with tho lino of Lot No. 2,
North 77 degroot 00 manutaa
East, 321.19 foot to an Iron pipe
in said lino; thanca North 13
dag rasa 00 minutes West, 90.00
fast to an old iron pipe: thanca
iw M ,"3
Tito i ova (jeecrloe*.
n
Block I M ahown on ? map of
tha Town of Magnolia aa re
corded in Book 21, Page 491,
Registry of Duplin County,'
Ulnrth ^omnlln a
iwlin UBlunni,
The,aforeoaid lot or paroal of
land waa eonvoyad by Johnny
H. WHllama, Jr. and wife, Lottie
M. WHllama. to Walter ft.
Johnaon and wlfa, Paulina WH
llama Johnaon, by deed dated
Auguat 3, 1968, and duly re
corded In the Duplin County
Registry In Book 647 at Page
Thla 13th day of September
1977.
S/H. E. PMNipe, Commlaaloner
P.O. Box 37
Kenanaville, North Carolina
2S346
S/George K. Freeman, Jr.,
R. O. Box 1379
Qoldaboro, North Carolina
27530
Tel. No. <919) 736-7786
10-20-4t-HEP-100
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUBTICS
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
' Aa Pmu
Bcrunc i n* ??""
File ? 77 SP 174
NOTICE Of SCRVICC OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
DAISY BELL WILLIAMS BRY
ANT, A WIOOW
HAZEL WILLIAMS DOBSON.
ETALS
TO HAZEL WILLIAMS
OOBSON AND HUSBAND,
STACY DOBSON:
Take not tea that a plaadlng
? iilri n ?aIIaI ua?i kaa
see King reim again*! you n?i
been filed in tha above entitled
special proceeding. The nature
of the relief being sought is as
follows: tha Petitioner soaks to
have tha land described in tha
Petition sold at public auction
and for a division of the pro
ceeds among the tenants in
com mop and seek to recover of
Earnest Eroy Wfttiams certain,
rents as sat out In tha Petition.
You are repaired to make
defense to such pleadings nd
later than October 25,1877 and
upon your failure to do eo. the
party seeking spr its fnn'nst
you will apply to the Court for
tho relief sought.
This the 7th day of Septem
ber. 1977.
t
who Is the prime nsor forth*
Baiance-of Stale ii North Caro- (
lina, the Division of Community \
Employment sollcltatos pro
gram proposals :rom agencies (
for tha operator of an Employ- |
mant and Training program. |
Tha sarvicas araa for tha I
program shall ba Carteret, j
Craven Duplin, Greene, Jonas, f
Lonalr, Pamlico and Wayne
Counties. Tha program and
allocation level is as follows:
Pre-Apprentioeship W2.865
This program Is funded
through the Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act
of 1973, as amended.
All proposals must ba sub
mitted on tha appropriate forma
>rovida Equal Employment Op
wdunltiaa.
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