JSTC President's And
Dean's Lists
James Sprunt Technical
College released the Presi
dent's list and Dean's list for
the fall quarter. 1980. The
President's list consists of
those who were enrolled full
time and made all As. The
Dean's list consists of those
enrolled full time and earned
a grade point average of 3.0
(B) with no grade lower than
aC.
President's List
Roy Beasley, Kenansville;
Timothy Bell, Mount Olive;
Charles Bland, Wallace;
Debra Britt. Warsaw; Aud
rey Brown, Warsaw; Harry
Lee Brown, Rose Hill; Gor
don Campbell, Beulaville;
Anthony Carlton, Bowden;
Elma Carlton, Warsaw;
James Cyrus, Beulaville;
Leslie Rhon Daughtry, Dud
ley; Huey Ezzell, Magnolia;
Gary Grady, Didley; Millard
Hall, Kenansville; Katherine
Henders^ l, Willard; James
Herring, Beulaville; Billie
Higgs, Beulaville; Thomas
Hogue, Wallace; Deborah
Holloman, Faison; Sarah
Johnson, Kenansville; Grace
Jones, Beulaville; Betty
Kelly, Mount Olive: Susan
King, Nenansviue; Josepn
Kotara, Kenansville; Jo Lynn
Lewis, Faison; Doreen Man
ley, Kenansville; Joseph
Marshburn, Maple Hill;
Maryanne Matthews, Rose
Hill; Wanda Moore,
Kenansville; Ida Murrill,
Warsaw; Charles Newton,
Warsaw; Sarah Pickett,
Chinquapin; Mark Pigford,
Willard; Aileen Price,
Beulaville; Janice Quinn.
Beulaville; Angelia Rouse,
Wallace; Deborah Sander
son, Kenansville; Ermon
Scott, Richlands; Dennis
Simmons, Kenansville; Cly
mouth Simpson, Beulaville;
Richard Spence, Kenans
ville; Michele Spencer,
Faison; Dennis Stanley.
Mount Olive; Gleenwell
Stevens, Warsaw; Sylvia
Walker, Burgaw; Johnny
Wells, Teachey; Delbert
Wright Jr., Jacksonville.
Dean's List
aj
ixiiciiic rtuam.'s, rvcuau^
ville; Joyce Alexander,
Roseboro; Bertus Aman,
Clinton; David Aman. Clin
ton; Karen Anderson, War
saw; Gloria Dayne Ballance.
Clinton; Marty Baranowski,
Willard; Arthur Batchelor.
Richlands; Tonya Batchelor,
Rose Hill; Sonja Bennerman.
Rose Hill; Betty Bennett.
Warsaw; Lonnie Benson,
Warsaw; Joy Benton, Wil
mington; Allen Blizzard.
Beulavillc; Kimberly Boney.
Willard; Ora Bradsahw Jr..
Faison; James Brown,
Faison; Michael Butler. Ke
nansville; Marshall De
Wayne Byrd. Mount Olive:
Millie Carr. Rose Hill; Edna
Carroll. Rose Hill; Terrie
Carter, Willard; Sandra Cas
teen, Kenansville; Allie
Cavenaugh, Teachey; Adnita
Clayton. Hampstead; Mar
garet Clemons, Jacksonville;
Lori Cole. Chinquapin; Carl
Combs. Wallace; Adell
Cooper. Kenansville; Mike
Decker. Wallace; Juanita
Deloach. Burgaw; Kenneth
Dickson, Kenansville; Kay
Dorman. Wilmington; Ed
ward English. Willard;
Nancy Evans, Wilmington;
Jeffrey Ezzell. Wallace;
Beverly Faison. Warsaw;
Phvllis Faust. Wallace;
Myron Fields, LaGrange;
Dorothy Ford, Atkinson;
Moses Frederick, Magnolia;
Mary Fullwood, Kenansville;
Karen Futrell, Beulaville;
Brenda Gantt, Wallace; Ger
aldine Giddings, Rose Hill;
' Lester Grant, Kenansville;
Ruth Guy ton. Burgaw; John
Hall, Rose Hill; James
Halso, Chinquapin; Clarice
Hand, Warsaw; Cynthia
Hankins, Wallace; Angeline
Hatcher, Wallace; Betty
Henderson, Rose Hill; Con
nie Herring, Albertson; Lon
nie Highsmith. Beulaville;
Tessie Hobbs, Albertson;
Laura Holden, Warsaw;
Gordon Howard. Kenans
ville; William Igoe, Faison;
Clarence Ingram, Kenans
ville; Peggy Jernigan.
Faison; Patty Johnson, Rose
Hill;.Mary Johnston, Rose
Hill; Brenda Jones, Wallace;
Timothy Jones, Fuquay-Va
rina; Edward Jordan, Bur
gaw; Gale Judge, Beulaville;
Beverly Keith, Wallace;
Marvin Kellem, Kenans
ville; Michael Kelly, Faison:
Glenda Kennedy, Kenans
ville; Joseph Kennedy, Ke
nansville; Roy Kennedy,
Warsaw; Wayne Kordulew
ski, Kenansville; Lisa Kor
negay, Albertson; Wayne
Koski, Rose Hill; Johnny
Lanier, Beulaville; Myra La
nier, Chinquapin; Willie La
nier, Chinquapin; Melba
Loyette, Beulaville; Dianne
Lucas, Turkey; Ruth
Maready. Chinquapin;
Donna Marshburn, Albert
son; Dorothy Martin. Mount
Olive; Bruce McCallop. Rose
Hill: Johniesse McCallop,
Rose Hill; Denise McCalop,
Rose Hill: Henry McCullen,
Warsaw; Curtis McKoy.
Kenansville: Clayton Mc
Lawhorn, Kenansville;
Richard Medley, Kenans
ville; Nella Mobley, Beula
ville; Ronnie Moore, Faison;
Helen Mounts, Kenans
ville; Debbie Murphy, Bur
gaw; Deborah Nacoste, Jack
sonville; Hattie N^wkirk,
Wallace: John Norman, Pink
Hill; Judy Outlaw, Warsaw;
Myra Outlaw, Wilmington;
Brenda Padgett. Wallace:
Donald R. Parker, Rose Hill;
Carrie Parks, Seven Springs;
Connie Pate. Mount Olive:
David Peedin, Burgaw;
Debra Phillips, Wilmington;
Jan Phillips, Warsaw; John
E. Phillips, Mount Olive;
Carol Pierce. Wallace; Larry
Pnmcrt Wallace: Danell
Rand, Richlands; Iris Ray
nor. Beulaville; Lydia Rector.
Kenansville^Gre^RiddicI^
Kenansville; Rhonda Riley.
Chinquapin; Erwin Robin
son. Mount Olive; Alfred
Rouse, Warsaw; Annella
Russell. Kinston; Harvey
Sanders, Kenansville;
Walter E. Scott, Mount
Olive; Perry Sharpe. Riegel
wood; Janice Simmons.
Warsaw; Livie Spearman Jr.,
Magnolia; Janice Stallings,
Beulaville; Donna Thigpen.
Burgaw; Terri Thigpen.
Beulaville; Debbie Turner,
Wallace; Earnest Under
wood. Wallace; Laura Usher.
Rose Hill; Murchinson
Usher. Rose Hill; Glynwood
Wade. Warsaw; Veronica
Walker. Willard; Toni Wal
ton. Wilmington; John Phil
lip Watson, Raleigh; Martha
Weeks. Rose Hill; Rosalind
Weeks. Faison; Lloyd Wells,
Rose Hill; Sheila Wells. Rose
Hill; Patricia Westbrook,
Ivanhoe; Cindy Whalcy.
Warsaw; Tom Whitehurst.
Kenansville; Joy Whitman.
Warsaw; Sylvia Whitman.
Kenansville; Veronica
Wiggins. Mount Olive; Ken
neth Williams, Rose Hill;
Theresa Williams. Pink Hill;
Thomas Williams. Kenans
ville; Perrie Wilson. War
saw; Maxie Witherspoon,
Atkinson; Sanford Wooten,
Wallace: Adolph Zepeda.
Richlands.
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Legal
Notices
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
l ite No 80 So 229
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
BEFORE THE CLERK
ROSA C. MASTERSON, Petitioner
SIDNEY L STOKES and wife.
MAXINE J STOKES; LAUVENA
WHITE; ANNIE B. SOUTHER
LAND; SARA L. WELLS; MAR
GARFT C WARREN and hus
band. HOWARD SOUTHER
LAND; AVON R CARLTON;
TRUIE W STOKES; EARL
STOKES; EUNIS J. STOKES:
ROBERT L STOKES and wife.
MARTHA STOKES: EUGENE
WILLIAMS; ADJA WELLS;
DOROTHY WILLIAMS and
hutband. ARGO WILLIAMS.
PHYLLIS J. WILLIAMS; CLIf.
TON WELLS and wife. IRENE
WELLS.
Respondents
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to an Order of Sale of
Real Property dated January 1981,
the undersigned, E C. Thompson,
III and Robert L. West, Commis
sioners, will on the 17th day of
February. 1981. at twelve o'clock
Noon at the Courthouse Door in
Kenansville. Duplin County, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate:
TRACT NO. I! BEGINNING at a
stake in Beasley's line one of the
old corners and runs North 36 East
42 poles to a stake; thence North 7
East 20 poles across Oaky Branch
to an Oak; thence North 50 East 40
poles to a stake and lightwood
slump, on* of the old cornart at the
gate thence South 11 East with
and parallel with the old road 77
poles to a stake in the cart path on
the Beasley line; thane* with said
line South 84 West 78 poles to the
beginning, containing 21-1/2
acres, more or less, and being th*
same tvopa'lr as described as Lot
No. 1 in Book 157. page 139 of the
0upon County Registry
TRACT NO II: BEGINNING at a
stake in the line of E. R. Carlton
and running thence North 15-10
West 555 feet to a stake the
beginning corner of Lot No 3;
thence as tha line of Lot No. 3
South 8o East 855 feet to a stake on
th* Farm Road; thence as the Farm
Road South 17 West 550 feet to a
stake on tha Farm Road, thence
North 82 40 West 567 feet to th*
point of BEGINNING, containing
9.5 acres, moie or less And being
described in Book 487. page 513 of
the Duplin County Registry
The highest bidder at the sale
shall be required to make a cash
deposit of ten percent (10%) of the
successful bid pending confirma
tion or rejection thereof.
This 13th day of January, 1981
E. C. Thompson, III,
Commissioner
Robert L. West. Commissioner
2 2-4t-ECT 82-42
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having Qualified as tha Adminis
trator of the Estate of Louise M
Bass, deceased, late of Duplin
County. North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to present them to the undersigned
on or before July 22. 1981, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery All persons in
debted to said estate please make
immediate payment.
This the 16th day of January,
1981
Lucille C Fleming
2206 Imperial Ave
Wilson. N.C . 27893
2 12-4t pd
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to North Carolina
General Statute 160A-269. the
Town of Warsaw. Duplin County.
North Carolina, has negotiated the
sale of real property situated in the
Town of Warsaw and more parti
cularly described as follows:
TRACT I. In the Town of
Warsaw on the east side of the
A C L. Railroad and adjoining the
right of way on the east edge and
on the north side, adjoining
College Street in said Town, BE
GINNING at a point 65 feet from
the center of the main line tract of
the A.C.L Railway and 43 feet and
6 inches from the northern corner
of F H. Faison's store lot (situate
on the south side of College Street)
said beginning point being at the
intersection of a line running North
15 1/2 West from the northwest
corner of said F.H. Faison's store
lot with a line running North 74 1 /2
East 65 feet from the center of
main line track of the A.C.L.
Railroad Company and runs thence
North 74 1/2 East from said
beginning point 100 feet parallel
with College Street to the western
edge of an alleyway; thence North
15 1/2 West 31 1/2 Feet with the
edge of said alleyway to a stake:
thence South 74 West 100 feet
parallel with College Street to the
edge of the A.C.L. Railroad Com
pany right of way 65 feet from the
center thereof; thence South 15 1/2
East 31 1/2 feet parallel with the
edge of said Railroad right of way
to the beginning, containing 3,200
sauare feet, more or less.
Being the same land conveyed to
J.K. Powell by deed from the Bank
of Warsaw, a corporation, dated
March 17, 1925, and filed for
registration on March 19, 1925, in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Duplin County, North Carolina,
and recorded in Book 264, Page
617, this property was conveyed to
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Company by deed of foreclosure
recorded in Book 291, Page 5 in the
Register of Deeds Office of Duplin
County.
And further being the same land
set forth in a deed from Jefferson
Standard Life Insurance Company
to Branch Banking and Trust
Company dated March 30, 1924,
and recorded in Book 291. page
232, Duplin County Registry, to
which reference is hereby made.
The above described property is
referred to as the Old Town Hall
located at the corner of Front
Street and College Street in the
Town of Warsaw.
The amount and terms of the
offer received ie *3 150.00. cash to
bo oaid upon delivery of a warranty
deea
Within ten (10) daye of publi
cation of thia Notica. anyone
wishing to purchase tha above
property may raisa the bid by not
less than tan parcant (10%) of tha
first Ona Thousand Dollars
1*1.000.00). and five percent 16%)
of tha remainder. If tha bid is
raised, the bidder shall deposit
with the Town Clerk five percent
(6%) of the increased bid. and tha
Clark shall re-advertise the offer at
the increased bid with this pro
cedure to be repeated until no
further qualifying upset bids are
received within the statutory
period
Alfred Herring,
Administrative Clark
1 22-1t-TOW-ect 93
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS OF NINA THOMAS
JACKSON
Having qualified as Co-Execu
tors of the Estate of Nina Thomas
Jackson, deceased, late of Duplin
County. North Carolina, thisjs to
notify all persons, firms, or cor
porations. having claims against
the Estate of said deceased to
present tham to the undersigned
on or before July 22. 1981. or this
Notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
Estate, please make immediate
payment
this the 22nd day of January,
1981
WoodrowC. Jackson
Warren O Albertson
Co-Executors of Estate
of Nina Thomas Jackson
Rt 2. Box 138
Pink Hill. NC 28572
Charles M Ingram
Attorney at Law
Attorney for Estate
209 Front St..
P.O. Box 728
Kenansville. NC 28349
919/296 1548
2-12-4t-CMI
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having gualifed as Executrix of
the estate of Bruce H. Duff,
deceased, late of Duplin County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to present
them to the undersigned on or
before July 22, 1981. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery All persons indebted to
said estate please make immediate
payment.
This the 12th day of January,
1P31
Geraldine D. Sander*, Executrix
of the Estate of Bruce H Duff
Route 2 Boa IMA
jiPInk Hill, N.C 28672
2- 12-41-OOS
duplin general hospital's
hospital policy*
regarding
nondiscrimination on
basis of handicap
In furtherance of our nation'*
commitment to end discrimination
on the baai* of handicap, and in
accordance with the provisions of
section 604 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973 and all regulations
properly issued thereunder to
protect the rights of handicapped
persons, it ia this hospital s policy
that:
No program or activity adminis
tered by Duplin General Hospital
which receives Federal financial
assistance shall exclude from par
ticipation, deny benefits to or
subiect to discrimination, any indi
vidual solely by reason of his or her
handicap
R E. Harrell. Administrator, has
been designated as the coordinator
of our program and procedures for
implementation of this policy.
Dated: 1/2/81
R. E. Harrell. Administrator
Administration Office
'Notice pursuant to HEW regu
lations Part 84. SS84 8. effective
6/3/77
1-22 It-c-REH
notice to creditors
The undersigned, having quali
fisd as Administratrix of the Estate
of Billy G. Thompson late of
Duplin County. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons heving
claims against said estate to
oresent them to BERTHA ANN
FOR SALE . .. .
Grill with living quarters
and approx. 1 acre of
land. Grill is ready for
operation.
? Closed due to illness
e Owner will provide
financing
? Grill is located at
Albertson, N.C.
Contact:
Wood row Stroud
at 45S-2709
THOMPSON. Rome 6. Box 139.
Mount Oliwo, North Carolina 28365
or VICKORY AND HAWKINS.
Attorneys for the Eatata. Poat
Office Box 571. Mount Olive, North
Carolina 28366 on or before the
16th day of July, 1981, said date
bein^ aix monthe or more following
the firat date of publication hereof,
or thia notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery All persons in
debted to said estate will pleaee
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 19th day of Dc ember,
1980.
BERTHA ANN THOMPSON
Administratrix of the Estate
of Billy G. Thompson
2-5-4t-BGT aff-V&H
ADMINISTRATOR/EXECUTOR'S
NOTICE
Having qualified as the Execu
trix of the Estate of DON
WILLIAMS, Duplin County, North
Carolina, this is to notify that all
Dersona having claims against the
Estate of said DON WILLIAMS to
present them to the undersigned
on or before July 7, 1981. or same
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. /.II persons indebted to
sal'1 Estate, please make imme
di itn payment.
Tnis the 8th day of January,
1981.
Mary B. Wi.liams. Executrix
Beulaville. North Carolina
Ruaaell J. Lanier. Jr.
Attorney ei Lew
Kenanaville, North Carolina 28349
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C. JOHNSON SHEFFIELD
A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
108 W. Plank Road P.O. Box 895
WARSAW, N. C. 28398
Tel. (919) 293-3168
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[Appointments requested]
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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Other hours by1 appointment
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most people want to use |
I ^L ^e mos1: electricity. J
M ^1 Heating,cooling,cook- I
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wants more electricity all f
at once. |
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ARE THE PEAKS TO BEAT THIS MONTH And ourfuture electric I
rates are affected by how high these peaks get. i
But we can beat the peak, if we'd all use less electricity ?
during peak periods. And more at other times. \
It's not easy changing when we use electricity. But if we
do, the peak wouldn't go up quite so fast. ? JR?
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