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Kenansville News Sheriff D. S. Williamson at tended the State Convention at Hickory last week. He also visited at Blowing Rock while away. Mesdames Ronald Harris of - Kinston ,and John Smith of Serecta have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Emma Quinn. Mrs. Smith brought her two lit tle boys here with her. Mrs. J. E. Jussely spent last week-end with her husband, "Captain Jack”, at Wilmington. His boat docked early Sunday and left Monday morning. Mrs. Jussely returned here on the bus on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Faison McGow an and Murphy Canady were shoppers in Goldsboro on Sat urday. Miss Mamie F^r.nell of Rich mond, Va., is visiting Miss Mar tha Southerland and Mrs. Ella Hobbs. Mrs. Sadie Blalock of Bur lington has been visiting in the j borne of her cousins, D. S. Wil liamson and Ben Williamson. Mrs. Joseph Wallace spent several days recently in Wil mington with relatives. She ■was accompanied to Maxton on Thursday by her brother, Rob ert McKenzie, to visit other rel atives near there. Miss Helen Dobson of Wil mington has been visiting the P. J. Dobsons, also the C. D. Dobsons. Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Goodman and baby -were visitors in Wil mington on last Tuesday. They carried Miss Lucille Norris down there to join Miss Hilda Clontz, who took her on to Ba rium Springs. Mrs. Cogdell and youngest daughter, Addie Worth, have returned to their home near Fayetteville, after visiting Mrs. Southerland. Mr. R. A. Honeycutt visited Fis brother and sister-in-law, "Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Honey cutt, recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer have returned to their home in Wilmington after a visit here with Mrs. Mercer’s parents, JMr. and Mrs. Sam Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Outlaw and baby, Sarah West, were vi sitors in Goldsboro on Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Blanton and children were visitors in Wilmington on Sunday. Mrs. J. 0. Bowman and son, J. O. Jr., and daughter, Ann Bryan, visited the Sloans near Garland last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jerritt and son Jimmy spent the week-end at the beach with friends. The new brick bungalow un der construction on the Beula •ville highway is nearing com pletion and Dr. Gooding expects to rent it to the Albert Dixon family, who want to move in before school opens. Miss Margaret Johnson of Wilmington visited her aunt, Mrs. Thad Jones, recenly. She accompanied Miss Margaret Jones to Elizabeth City one day last week. They also visited Mrs. Wood Privott at Edenton. Miss Reba Pickett and Louise Wells went to Wilmington last Wednesday. Mrs. Salle R. Farrior spent several days recently with Mrs. M. W. Loftin in Mt. Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll Wells were recent visitors in Lillington. Mrs. G. V. Gooding and baby, Stephen Council, accompanied > by Miss Bruce Wilcox, were vis itors last week at Chapel Hill. Norwood Boney, Jr., spent last week-end in Goldsboro with bis grandmother, Mrs. Hattie S. Kornegay. Miss Betty Jenkins is spend ing her vacation at Wrights yille Beach with friends. Miss Katie Walton of Jack sonville has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. L. Goodman. Miss Anna Carr spent the • week-end with her sister in Wilmington. Mrs. J. L. Williams and youngest daughter, Marie, were shoppers in Goldsboro on Tues day morning. Miss Doris Newton and Nan nie Grey Stephens visited rel atives in Wilmington last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pickett and family spent Sunday at Wrightsville Beach. Miss Virginia Kornegay of Goldsboro spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. Norwood Boney. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Farmer of Goldsboro spent last week end here with Mrs. Laura M. G&vin. Miss Betty Southerland has returned to her home in Wal i lace after a visit here in the 'home of R. V. Wells. Mrs. Banks of Richlands vis 1 ited her daughter, Mrs. I. C. Burch recently. | Mrs. Elsa Farrior made a business trip to Duke Hospi tal one day last week. Mrs. Harvey Boney made a business trip to Kinston, on Tuesday. Rev. F. L. Goodman was call ed back to his home near Lex ington, Va., on last Saturday night due to the death of his mother. His many friends here tender to him and his family their most heartfelt sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. 'P. J. Dobson and family have a cottage at Goldston’s place at White Lake Beach this week, where they are spending their vacation. They have as their guest for the week, little Ann Dail, also of Kenansville and Miss Hilda Davis of near Mt. Olive. Hostess To K. K. K. Mrs. J. M. Brock was hostess to tne Kenansvme contract Klub on Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to 6:00 in her new bungalow here on the Jackson ville highway. Players were seated to two tables attractive ly arranged in the living room. They found their places with unique tally cards upon which were different rhymes. At the conclusion of the games, Mrs. Prescott May was awarded a lovely cooky jar for high score prize. A small jar of candy was given Mrs. Andy Penny for low score prize. A tempt ing salad course was served by the hostess prior to adjourn ment. Note On Civilization Man’s judgment plus wo man’s intuition has constitut ed some pretty terrible bridge partnerships.—Detroit News. Pious Hope Two boxers, both crooners, are matched for a bout in New York. May this fight be nothing trivial.—Buffalo Times. Political Note How quickly a little publici ty makes a two-by-four think he is Presidential timber.— Asheville Citizen. Youth and Age Denunciation of the young is a necessary part of the hygiene of older people, and greatly assists the circulation of their blood.—Logan Pearsal Smith. NOTICE OF SECOND RESALE By virtue of power of sales in a Deed of Trust from J. J. Tew and wife, Sidie Frances, to W. T. Wallace, Trustee, dated Aug. 4, 1930, book 337, page 4, Registry of Duplin County, de fault having been made the payment of the debt secur ed thereby, the undersign ed will sell at the court house door, in Kenans ville, N. C., on MONDAY, SEP TEMBER 2, 1935, at one o’clock P. M., to the highest bidder, for cash, lands situated in town of Rose Hill, said County and State, described as follows: Third Tract: Containing 17, 000 sq. feet, more or less, be ing lands described in Deed from John Newton to J. J. Tew, book 284, page 524, Registry of Duplin County. At this second Resale the bidding will start at $137.50. This Aug. 15, 1935. W. T. WALLACE, Trustee. Geo. R. Ward, Atty. Aug. 22-29 —745 NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES Under and by authority of the laws of the State of North Carolina, I have levied on the lands in the Town of Wallace, N. C., on which the 1934 taxes have not been paid, and will sell to the highest bidder in front of the City Hall in Wal lace. N. C., at 12:00 o’clock, noon, on MONDAY, SEPTEM BER 2, 1935, real property owned by the following per sons and more fully described in a survey of the Town of Wallace by A. B. Waldenmaier, C. E., to satisfy the delinquent taxes for the year 1934. This the 1st day of August, 1935. F. L. BOONE, Tax Collector Town of Wallace Name Amt. of Tax Mrs. C. B. Adams _$ 2.80 Bank of Duplin _ 5.60 K. H. and Effie M. Batts_ 1.54 Rev. B. H. Black__ 1.05 J. W. Bland _- 2.20 Geo. L. Blanton___ 88.86 B. C. Boney _ 68.07 E. R. Boney _ 5.18 G. J. Boney Eat.___ 1.40 H. F. Boney _ 16.75 Henry Lee Boney _ 5.82 John B. Boney_ 8.05 John yt. Boney Eat._ 14.07 Mrs. Louise Boney (Bal.)_ 76.76 L. N. Boney _119.28 L. W. Boney _ 86.68 Mrs. L. W. Boney__— 8.89 Paisley Boney Est. (Bal.)__28.10 S. A. and L. N. Boney_ 2.66 Mrs. Sarah E. Boney Est._ 82.06 Miss Lula Boney_ 17.88 A. J. Bray Est._-_ 6.02 L. B. and William Brice_ 1.38 William Brice (Bal.)_ 83.38 Brice and Carter___ 96.89 Mrs. Geo. L. Brown_ 60.54 T. J. Brown _ 30.80 Mrs. Mamie E. Byrd_ 85.63 W. L. Byrd & Son_- 46.20 Mrs. J. I. Caison_ 1.33 W. D. Campbell _- 46.96 Mrs. W. D. Campbell_ 43.05 Mrs. Ada V. Carr_ 13.65 C. S. Carr Est._ 11.34 J. C. Carr _ 27.30 L. B. Carr Est_;_ 1.05 J. W. Carroll_ 34.09 C. L. Carter ___ 28.9'4 P. J. Caudell_ 39.72 A. J. Cavenaugh _ 54.72 J. A. Cavenaugh Est_ 7.21 J. S. Cavenaugh _ 81.43 M. J. Cavenaugh _ 77.00 Cavenaugh Chevrolet Co._131.60 Cavenaugh & Wallace _ 27.30 Miss Margaret Colwell _ 27.72 Mrs. Narcissus Colwell _ 16.80 S. H. Colwell (Est.) _ 1.33 Mrs. L. S. Cook_I_ 16.45 J. B. Cooper Est. _ 18.68 Annie E. Dixon Est_ 62.44 Miss Flossie Dixon _ .77 Duplin Grocery Co. _ 87.15 E. F. English Est.___ 1.33 W. E. Ennis _ 36.33 J. H. Evans _ 10.99 R. E. Evans _ 22.77 E. A. Farlow _ 3.43 Mrs. L. S. Farlow_ 20.44 Farmers Bank & Trust Co. (Bal.)_ 44.80 Mrs. William S. Fryar_ 2.10 Mrs. W. C. Fussell_ 16.62 John A. Gavin, Jr._ 16.80 Mrs. Sula H. Gibbons_ .77 J. A. Harrell_ 49.93 Miss Frances Harris_ 1.33 Mrs. Hester C. Henderson_~ 1.33 I. N. Henderson _ 81.95 Mrs. I. N. Henderson_ 21.14 Mrs. K. M. Hines_ 13.65 A. L. Hunt_ 2.10 G. H. Hutaff _ 1.33 T. G. Jerome __ 6.88 Mrs. Ada E. Johnson _ 2.80 Miss Edith C. Johnson_ 6.79 J. M. Johnson _ 1.33 W. J. Johnson___ 19.45 Mrs. Lula N. Knowles Est._ 1.33 L. R. Lanier_ 2.10 A. M. McClung _ 23.31 Mrs. Margaret McGhee__ 2.24 Mrs. A. L. McGowen _ 37.52 A. J. Mallard Est. (Bal.)_ 14.93 L. L. Mallard, Jr._ 10.99 C. J. Marshburn_ 1.33 S. O. Middleton Est._ 8.43 C. M. Miller (Bal.)_ 18.05 S. S. Minton _ 6.79 W. O. Morris _ 2.10 Mortgage Service Corporation (Bal.)‘_ 90.09 Mrs. .tate W. Murphy_ 10.57 Mrs. Tracy Murphy_ 21.77 W. D. Murray _ 6.79 J. W. Page __ 7.46 J. C. Pigford_ 13.65 Graham A. Pope _ 7.49 G. A. and M. B. Pope, Jr_ 17.86 M. B. Pope, Sr._ 37.60 Powell & Marshburn_ .70 Mrs. M. 0. Powell_ 77.14 Mrs. P. 0. Powell _ 21.49 Willie Brice Powell_ 16.76 Mrs. Zula Powell_ 16.24 P. P. Powers Est._ 12.18 Realty Sales Corporation_ 31.60 Mrs. Dollie C. Rivenbark Est. (Bal.) _ 4.00 Mrs. E. L. Rivenbark_ 1.33 Mrs. Emma B. Rivenbark_ 6.25 Mrs. Lena Rivenbark_ 8.12 L. Rivenbark_ 19.60 Dr. John D. Robinson_ 76.05 Mrs. Mary L. Rose_,_ 22.40 Mrs. Bertha Sheffield_ 21.21 J. H. Sheffield _ 31.61 J. W. Sheffield _ 18.00 Mrs. J. H. Sheffield_ 7.84 R. T. Sheffield _ 28.93 J. M. Sink, Jr._ 64.05 Mrs. A. R. Sloan_ 14.00 A. R., Jr., Dorothy and Miri am Sloan_.'_ 30.17 Binford Sloan _ 1.40 C. S. Sloan Est. _ 29.40 Mrs. Frank Sloan_ 20.44 Mrs. Virginia W. Sloan_ 5.60 Mrs. Mary B. Smith_ 24.16 Miss Bettie Southerland_ 20.44 D. Carr Southerland _ 5.63 Exum L. Southerland _ 2.80 F. N. Southerland _ 1.33 I. B. Southerland Est._ 15.89 J. G. Southerland _ 32.20 Miss Madge Southerland_14.49 W. B. Southerland Est._ .56 J. M. Spell Est._ 14.00 R. F. Stroud _ 3.08 C. W. Sykes, Jr. (Bal.)_ 5.40 C. W. Sykes, Sr._ 19.18 A. D. Teachey _ .42 M. N. Teachey, N. H. Carter and others _ 4.20 D. B. Wallace _ 5.25 W. T. Wallace__ 24.43 W. T. Wallace and A. J. Bray .70 Wallace, Carter, Brice _ 13.65 Wallace Cash Grocery (P. O. Powell) _ 9.10 Wallace Prize House Co._ 40.95 Geo. R. Ward _ 43.64 Mrs. Geo. R. Ward_46.90 G. R. Ward and P. M. Wil liams _ 21.00 Maury Ward Est._ 2.10 Miss Pearl Ward_ 16.45 Mrs. Clara I. Wells__ 13.30 D. L. Wells _ 41.72 E. G. Wells Est._195.02 J. J. Wells Est._ 12.32 Mrs. Mary A. Wells ___ 9.45 Mrs. Mary J. Wells_ 1.33 S. B. Wells _ 6.79 S. B. Wells, Wyatt and Wil liam Wells_ 16.24 W. H. Wells _ 1.33 E. E. West (Bal.) _ 75.00 F. G. Westbrook Est._ 1.33 Mrs. J. S. Westbrook Est_ 21.28 R. J. Whaley Est._ 20.44 E. E. Wilson_„_ 18.51 H. R. Wilson_ 12.74 Mrs. J. A. Zibelin_ 61.97 \ COLORED LIST Name Amt. of Tax E. C. Bennett _ 6.79 Mittie Boney _ 1.54 Pete Boney Est._ 6.79 Thoa Barden_8.48 H. L. Huggins-!_2.68 Aug. 8-15-22-29 —744 NOTICE OF SALE By the virtue of the power of sale Contained in a Deed of Trust from D. L. Wells and wife, to W. T. Wallace, Trus tee, dated March 21, 1925, Book 265, page 376, Registry of Duplin County, default having been made in the payment of the debt secured thereby, the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the courthouse door in Kenansville, N. C., on MONDAY, SEPT. 2; 1935, at one o’clock, P. M., lands situated in Magnolia Township, Duplin Cotinty, North Carolina, described as follows: Lot number 3 consisting of tracts assigned to D. L. Wells, (JSach tract fully described in the above mentioned mort gage). First tract, 11 3-4 acres. Second tract. 40 acres. Third tract, 21 acres. Fourth tract, 145 acres. Fifth tract, 32 1-2 acres Sixth tract, 158 2-3 acres. To tal, 407 acres. This Aug. 1, 1935. W. T. WALLACE, Trustee. 3eo. R. Ward, Atty. Aug 8-15-22-29 —743 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage from Sam Sutton to Maury Ward as appears in Book 205, page 114, Registry of Duplin County, default having been made in the payment of t h e purchase debt secured thereby, the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Kenans Iville, N. C., on MONDAY, SEP TEMBER 2, 1935. at one o’clock P. M. a tract of land situated in Rockfish Township, Duplin County, North Carolina, des cribed as follows: Adjacent to the public road leading from J. C. Williams to Rose Hill adjoining the lands of J. L. Johnson, Atlantic Cof fin and Casket Company and others and more particularly described in mortgage above referred to containing 10 1-2 acres, more or less. This Aug. 1, 1935. MAURY WARD, Mortgagee. Bv M. G. KTA’RT.TNG. Admr. Aug. 8-15-22-29 —738 NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of trust from George S. Carter and Flo rence Carter, his wife to vV. T. Wallace, Trustee, dated July 27, 1926, Book 248, page 49, Registry of Duplin County, de fault having been made in the payment of the debt secured thereby the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse door in Kenansville. N. C., on MON DAY, SEPT. 2, 1935, at one o’ clock P. M., lands situated in Island Creek Township, Dup lin County, North Carolina, de scribed as follows: Adjoining the lands of Jon athan Murray, Robert Savage and others, and bounded and described as follows: Begin ning at a poplar in the branch below Teachey’s old Mill, run ning down said branch, about 3. 34 W. 50 poles to a Oak in the mouth of Pauls Branch; thence IS 65 E. 66 poles'to an _i Oak and Holly; thence. S. 86 E. 64 fries to a stake; thence N. 60 E. 10 poles to a pine; thence N. 6 1-2 W. 26 poles to a stake; thence N. 64 W. 70 poles to a stake; Robert W. 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