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TAX SALE NOTICE continued from preceding page) Jasper H. Wade, 3 acres beach front & woods & dwelling.. 7.52 Alex Waitte, 1 1/2 acres Charles B. Lewis land 5.21 R. E. Whitehurst, Trustee, 852 acres registered title, Cape Look ou T - 139.46 Lonnie Whitley, 1/4 acre E. Nel son land & dwelling & Store house - 25.06 Alfred Willis, 3/8 acre Barkers Island & house - 8.78 Berkley D. Willis, 1 lot and dwelling _ 25.06 Clem Willis & Wile. 1/2 acre land .. . 8 38 Mrs. David J Willis, 1/4 acre beach lront & dwelling 5.77 Edith MilliS 66/100 acre land & house 9.09 Ellon Willis, 1 lot and dwel ling . 37.30 Fred W. Willis, 1 lot Cape Lookout - 2.42 I. V. Willis, Hrs., 1/2 acre beach front & dwelling ...... . 13.96 Joe W. Willis, 1/4 acre beach front & dwelling 11.84 Johnnie A. Willis, 1/2 acre J. E. Wade land & 1 building- .11.16 Jtfrs. Joseph F. Willis, 3 2/10 acres W. II Guthrie land; 5 acres outland 6.13 Kelly Willis, '? acre Deleware Golden. I dwelling. & 1 other buildup lot Cape Lookout. .36.63 Leorn Willis, 41/100 acre Plot No 3 . 2,42 Lige Willis 1/2 acre beach lront & MHqg 11.64 Loren/o wiUis, Hrs . 6 9/10 ac res J E Wade land & woods & dwelling 15.38 Louie L. Willis, 1/1 acre Augus tine Willis land & dwelling .9 03 Luther Willis 1/1 acre beach & dwelling; 1 lot Cape Look out 13.23 M. Gray W illis. 1/2 acre land & house - 29.70 Sammic Willis 1/4 beach lront & dwelling; 1/4 acre Deleware Golden and; 1 lot Cape Lookout; 1 lott Cape Lookout (S. E. Webb) . . 20.89 Thomas Willis & Wife Fannie Lee Willis, 1/5 acre cleared and dwelling _ . . 11.52 W. A. Willis, 1 acre J. E. Wade land & dwelling & 1 oher build ing 23.28 Weldon W'illis, 3/3 acre tract of land beach front & dwel ling . . 20 89 Weldon Willis, 3/5 acre tract of land beach lront dwelling 2089 Donnie Ycomans, 1/2 acre E. K. Yeomans land, 1 dwelling; 1 store .. ...... 20.89 rernie ieoiuans, or., i/* acru homeplacc & house 11.23 Floyd Yeomnns, 3 1/4 acres ?voods, 1 dwelling & store house; * acres banks land .21.63 vValter Yeomans, Jr., 1 1/2 acres %voods & {fuelling . . 50.83 HAKLOWL Gordon S. Becton, 9 acres cul tivated, dwelling & barn; Tobac co bam. 55 acres cultivated waste & dwelling . 76.38 C. F. D. Bell, Hrs., 23 acres cultivated G. C. Bell land 1 dwel ling; 1 barn & 2 buildings; 203 acres waste & woods land-.. 55^2 Mrs. Mollie Chadwick, Hrs., 7 acres cultivated land; 1 dwelling. 1 barn; 93 acres woods and waste 19.37 S. J. Conner, 32 acres waste, cultivated A. E. L. Hardesty land, dwelling & 2 other buildings; 34 3/10 acres woods S. S. Conner land; dwelling; 4 4/10 acres woods S. S. Conner land 33.69 W. R. Conner, 17 acres culti vated Mason tract 2 dwellings, back house, tobacco barn; 15 ac res waste land; 93 acres woods -- 65 .46 Lydi Dail. 2 acres A. L. Gra* hAm land; 1 dwelling, 1 small house ? ------ - 1345 Frank Dill, 4 acres woods D. VV. Sabiston land; 1/2 acre Sabiston land on New Bern highway __2.70 C. T. Garner, 1 acre cleared Mason, Currier & Graham land, dwelling & other buildings & tot bacco barn; 21* acres waste & woods 23.86 Leon E. Garner, 15 acres woods cultivated Ac dwelling 12.71 Lokey D. Garner, 2 acres woods on shore; dwelling 14.78 Vernice C. Godwin 1 1/2 acres woods Oglesby land 4.30 D. L. Hardesty, V* acres cul tivated Charlie Hardesty land, waste land; 119 acres waste cul ivated & woods W. .W.. Hardesty land; 1 1/2 cres timber Charlte Hardesty land 14.04 Thelma & Pernell Hardesty 7 acres cultivated; 18 acres woods 1 dwelling; 1 barn . ? 18.73 Mrs. Winnie Street Johnson, 5 2/5 acres woods, S. S. Conner land dwelling 10.43 Asa Mann, 1 oyster house, nousenouse - me Mrs. Pearl Mann, 27 1/te acres Fodrie land, cultivatted, woods & waste, dwelling & barn 16.23 J. W. Merrill, 25 acres woods Hardesty land ? 6.13 Evren C. McLawhorn, 6 3/4 ?c res cultivated; 1 dwelling - 39.73 Mrs. D. W. Sabiston, 37 acrcs woods, waste & pasture Sibi* on land, dwelling 9.93 G. M. Sabiston, Est. 16 acres cultivated N. K fl^kinson land dwelling & building; 47 acrts woods N. F. Dickinson and-. 20.96 J. C. Skinner & Wife, 30 ac res woods, cultivated J. T. Gra ham land, dwelling 28 54 H. C. Taylor * Wife Dora Tar lor, U Vi acres cultivated and wood) Hoy Taylfc land 3.44 Obie E Turn*, 12 acre culti vated; 342 acre* wood*; 1 TAX SALE NOTICE house 38.41 Mrs. Annie Williams, 44 acres woods, waste cultivated, Joe small land dwelling A barn 31.72 Walter C. Williams, 10 acres cultivated, J. ?A, Sail land, 19 ac res waste; 30 1/2 acres woods 30.99 Louis A. Willis, 7 8/10 J. R. Bell land tract No. 3 - 15.70 Mrs. A. L. Winberry, 50 ac res woods, cultivated J. T. Gra ham alnd, dwelling, barn and oth er building. ? 23.56 SEALEVEL Mrs. Gertrude Bunch, 2 acres Lassiter land, 1 waste $3.35 Rufus S. Bunch, 1 acre cleared land, dwelling . 43.97 Herbert Dickinson, 1 acre waste homeplace and -dwelling; 4 acres pasture Styron land; 2 acres woods Jasper Lup land . - 15.16 John Elliott, '* acre waste Gas kill land, house -- ? 15.11 Louis Elliott, Hrs. ,2 acres woods hohmeplace & dweling 7.13 Mrs. \V. C. Feaster, 1 acre homeplace Cicero Lewis land land . 3.98 Howard Fulcher, jr., 1 acre woods, bungalow 10.63 I). J. Gaskill, Hrs., Hi acres woods, homeplace and dwelling - . . - - ? 13.20 K. W. Gaskill, 3 acres woods, homeplace & dwelling - 16.92 Virginia Esleile Gaskill. 1 ae ro Thomas Gaskill land . -2/20 Walter Gaskill, 3 'a acre woods marsh homeplace, & Bldg.--7.39 Ambrose Golden, 5'i acres woods, eleared, homeplace and dwelling 12.68 Daniel Wallace Hamilton, 3 ac res woods & Bldg 3.53 John N. Hamilton, Hrs., 1 1/2 acre homeplace 2.86 Mrs. floss Harvey, 1 1/2 acres woods (Hickory Ridge land) home place & dwelling - 5.16 Mrs. Sidney Mason 2 acres pasture, homcrlace and dwel ling 10.79 Clyde Rose, 3/3 acre homeplace & dwelling - - 16.35 Moody Rose, 1/3 acre cleared Rose land. Bldg., Bungalow. _ 2 1.1 7 Willie Rose, Hrs. 13 acres woods Jones La- wis land, homeplace & dwelling 20.97 Mrs. Adell Salter, 1 1/4 acres homeplace & dwelling 10.12 Daily Salter. 1/2 acre home place He dwelling . . - 23.2 Elvin Salter. 2 acres wood, cul tivated dwelling 17.54 G. E. Salter. 1 1/4 acres waste land -- 3.03 L. VV. Salter, 1/4 acre home place & dwelling; 17 3/4 acres pab ture, waste & woods 17.30 Makely Salter, 1/4 aue home place & dwelling _ 12.83 Gaynells Styron, 1 acre woods & dwelling ? ? 11.41 Wallace H. Styron & John Sty ron, Hrs. 210 acres Styron, Hrs. Property -- .. . .. . 13.18 Avery Taylor, 1/4 acre home place & dwelling 9.67 Bcaumon Taylor, 1/4 acre home place & dwelling; workshop. .19.60 Charlie T. Taylor, 3/4 acre waste homeplace and dwel ling 15.70 Edward Taylor 1/4 acre home place and dwelling; Imp 7.99 Frank Taylor, tract of land, woods, homeplace, and dwel ling - 27.75 Kooch Taylor, Store Bldg. . . 11.90 L. H. Taylor, 11 1/12 acres pas ture, woods, waste, homeplace & dwelling 9.67 Milton Taylor. 11 acres Rattan Bay and homeplace ^nd dwel ling ? 9.30 Mitchell 'Taylor, 5/8 acre land, storehouse . 17.90 Weston Taylor, 1/2 acre home place, 11.90 William Taylor, 3/4 acres Wil lis land & dwelling 9.02 George Willis, 1 acre cultivated & dwelling 17.55 Mrs. Lian Willis, 1 acre cleared land & dwelling. Imp. 1 acre woods . _ _ 9.84 willie Willie, 1 acre ceared land; 1 acre Ray Hamilton Tract . f7.63 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION If there ire those who have clainu against the estate of the late Mrs. S. Emma Long of More head City, they will be expectcd to file them with the undersigned administratrix not later than twelve months from this dale, or this notice may be pleaded in liar of thei# recovery. Any person in debted to the said estate will please arrange to make payment promptly. This the 9th day of March, 1950. (Mrs.) Marie L. Hamilton Administratrix, Morehead City, C. 6 t M 10 - 17 - 24 - 31 A 7 -14 NOTICE NORTH C AROLINA CARTERET COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT No. 895 S. P. D (TORRKNSl George A. Eastman and his wife Alice II. Eastman vs Fish Meal Company, H. C Jones, Annie Jones, Mary A Arlington, widow and R. I). Chadwick TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The parties above named, and all other persons interested, will take notice that on the 27th day of February, 1950, the above named petitioners filed a petition in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Carteret County to have the title to certain lands, therein described, registered and con firmed pursuant to Chapter 43 of the General Statutes of North Car olina, and that summons has been issued, returnable at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Carteret County on the 28th day of April, 1950. Said lands are situate in Beaufort Township in the County of Carteret and State of tyorth Carolina, adjoining the lands of some of the above listed defendants and bounded and de scribed as follows: Beginning at an iron stake on the north edge of the Beaufort Lennoxvillo Road, which point is the southeast corncr of the 1 E. Ramsey tract, now Mary A Arl ing ton tract, which.'tract was formerly designated at Lot No. J of tli?' Hall Iiand Subdivision, and running thence with the north edge ot the Beaufort - Lennoxville Road S 52-30 E 500 feet to an iron stake which point is the southwest corn er rtf the Fish Meal Company's tract, and running thence N 1015 E 72(1 feet to an iron stake; thence N 86 VV 521 feet to an iron stake; thence S 1 W 406 feet to the point of beginning. This 27th day of February. 1',?)0. Clerk of Superior Court A. H. James 8 T M 3-10-17-24 31 A 7 H 21 NOTICE OK RE-SALE Of I AX FORECLOSED LAND Public notice ir? hereby given that at 12 o'clock noo 1. a* the courthouse door in Beaufort. North Carolina, on April 21st, 19'?0, 7the following described land, title to which is already in the County, will be offered for sale and wjlj be sold, for cash, to the highest bidder, to wit: 320 acres "State Board ol Educa tion Land," formerly listed in the name of Charles K. Howe, and be ing the same property as shown in that certain deed of C. G. Hol land. Sheriff, to Carteret County, dateid November 2, 1942, said tract of land lying in Stacy Township, o:> both sides ot Highway No. 70, and between Oyster Creek ami Ma riali's Creek Land contains some timber and is good for grazing. This, the 7th day of April, 1950. Board of County Commission crs of Carteret County. 21 a7*14 PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA. DEPARTMENT OF STATE To All to Whom These Presents May Come- -Greeting: Whereas, It appears to my satis faction^by duly authenticated rec ord of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, deposited in my of fice, that the Menhaden Equipment Company, Inc., a corporation of Tfcwifrom April b ? Rev. J. W. Lollis filled his regular appointment at the Christian church. Mrs. Den lis Lawrence and Miss Mona Gilhkin were in Beaufort Tuesday shopping. Mrs. Ross Harris of Stacy visit id her mother Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Guy L). Lawrence brought their baby son from Dr. Sidbury's hospital Tuesday where he had Wmi receiving treatment. Mrs Sylvester Lawrence spent the weekend at Wilmington. Tilton Lawrence spent last weekend with his family. Mrs. Ijeinuel Gillikin went %to Beaufort Tuesday shopping. Mrs K L. Gillikin ol Norfolk, Va . spent the weekend with her LEGAL NOTICES this State, whose principal oft ice r situated in the City of Jflorchead City, County of Carteret. State of North Carolina (Grace W. Taylor bcinn the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon whom pro ce: may be served), has complied with the requirements of Chapter 53, General Statutes, entitled "Cor poration:.," preliminary to the i -su ing of this Certificate of Dissolu tion. v Now Therefore, I. Thad Mure, Secretary of State of the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, on the 20th day of March, IDjO, file in my office a duly executed and attested con cut in writing to the dissolution of ud corporation, ex ecuted by all the stockholders thereof, which tid consent and the i ? cord ot flic proceedings afore -;nd ait- now on file in my said office as provided by law. In Testimony Whereof. I have hereto >\ my hand and affixed my official seal at Haleigh, this '28 th day ol March, A I>. 1950. Thad Eur*. Secretary of State 4t ni-31. a.7-14-21 "NUIII L IM tKfclMlUKN Having qualif iud as Administra tux uf, tJic estate of J. <\ B Mor ton. deee j: ed. late of Carteret County, North Carolina, this is to notify HI pei burrs having claims a^ar - ' the estate ot said deceased to fvhihit tliern to the undersigned at her home addre ?. V?)9 Bridge Street. Morchead City, North Caro linn, on or before the HOth day of Mitn h, 1 '*:? 1 . or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. A'l persons indebted to said e-tate will please make immediate pay ment This the ;?Oth day of March, l'Jbt) Bertha Mailings, Adminis tratrix of the estate of J. C. B iMoiton Hamilton & McNeill, Attorneys. m31 aV 14-21-28; m7 SERVICE in PUBLICATION STATE OK NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF I AKThHET. IN The Supcnor Court: Willie H. Wheeler VS. Leola H Wheeler Thr defendant. Leola H. Wheel er. will take notice that an action e Hit led as *bovc ha > been com meneed in the Superior Court oi Carteret County, North Carolina, against her by the plaintiff for an absolute divorce on the grounds of two years separation, and for the mstody of the three children born ol the marriage of the plain tiff and defendant, that a summon., and complaint have been filed therein; and that said detendant will take notice that she is re quired to appear and answer or demur to said summons and com plaint in the Office of the Clerk Superior Court of Carteret County in Beaulort, North Carolina, on or before the 18th day of May. 1950. or suler the relief prayed for to be granted. This 27th d?y of March, 1950. Anecia W. Warren, Assistant Clerk Superior Court. 4t m31 . a7 14-21. m *taua> i WHISKEY IS PROOF. 1 59b GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. THE WILREN FAMILY CO, LAWRENCEBUtS, IND. - ^YOUR CM ^ACCIDENTS HtTICMtk ?????? livmu I'dii'iils, Mr. jnd Mrs. B. B. Law rence. Mrs. James A < rillikui was in Beaufurt Tuesday shopping Bedford I" Dowty of Norfolk. Va spent several days with his mother, Mrs. Beulah Dowty last week. Mi ? Thurinan Lawrence and Mrs. Alva Paul (iillikin were in | Beaufort Tuesday on business Mrs. Allen Lawrence and daugli tcr, Mrs lliram GiUikin. went to | Beaufort Tuesday shopping Leonard Gillikin went to Dukes hospital last week to have Ins arm treated Mr and Mrs S. W Lawrence and Mr. Preston Lawrence attend ed services at < edar Island Sun- ; ct;.> Mrs Douglas Lewis was in Be iu fort Tuesday shopping. The PTA will give a program Thursday night at the school house, j L very one i invited Mr and Mrs 'I'. I' Lawrence visited Mr. and Mrs B. B. Law rence a while Sunday Mrs. Beulah Dowty and islcr. Mrs ]{ I Gillikin. visited Mrs DelanVe Willis at North Hiver Sat ui day. I <\ Lverett of Beaufurt were in the neighborhood Wednesday on April 6 ? Spring has come at last. Baseball arrived with it. The first game around here was last Sunday at Smyrna. There was a nice entertainment at Smyrna Sunday night Tiven by the Glee club hTere was a large congregation present. Everyone en joyed it very much. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wade of Morehead City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wade. Janet Wade visited the azalea gardens last Saturday and attend ed the parade iu Wilmington also. There's a News-Times route open in your community for some boy or girl who would like to earn good money and, while doing so, learn the fundamentals of modern business. Any interested boy or girl is invited to apply in person at either the Beaufort or More head C ity office of Tfye News Time:, 01 address a postcard to Mr. Hill Willis signifying a desire to operate and manage a News sonally instruct the boy or girl Seymo"* )avis has been sick ? hi' past week. We all wish he will be out soon, Mrs Tommie Willis is better, business Mr. and Mi:.. Pete Block of Crab Point Kpeut Sunday with their son and grandson, Clarence Bhick and ficrry. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Gillikin carried then son. Hubert, to New Bern last week where he will re ceive treatment at the hospital therr M? Leon Styron arid children i?t Davis arc visiting her mother, Mr K T Lawrence Mrs. Raymond Lawrence of Bet fir spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Connie jillikin. so she was taken home from the hospital a few days ago. She seems to be doing fine. We hope she will soon be so she can be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs have returned from New Bern after spending two weeks there with Mis. Alex Tosto Lester Davis has been sick the past week. We wish hiin better so he can return to bis work. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Piner and baby of Davis visited at the borne of his grandparents, Mr- and?ftri. 1. W Wade, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ion Willif #>ertt the weekend in Beaufort V.th their daughter. Ruby While rtiere they visited Mrs. Kuby Piner Wilbur Wade returned "fiome from Mississippi where he wug^to work for Mi. Harvey Smith. While there he was taken sick a??is still on the sick list. L. NO JOB TOO BIG; TOO SMALL! Whether you need titty business cards or several thousand letterheads, rely on our craftsmen to produce a job that will please you in appearance ?and in cost! CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TINES PHONL MOKfcHLAD CITY B611 Notice to jiyt* Candidates Candidates lor offices may now file iheir Notice of Candidacy with this Board. Notices must be on the Regular form furnished by this Board, must be Notarized unless filed with the CHAIRMAN and the lee must be paid in Cash or Postal Money Order, payable to Carteret County Board of Elections. Bank checks, unless certified cannot be accepted. All Notices Must Be In Our Hands Before SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1950 AT ( O'CLOCK P. H. 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