LEGAL NOTICES
TAX .
EXECUTIONS
North Carolina.
Carteret County.
In The Superior Court
(The purchaser at the sale here
inafter referred to shall acquire
title to all property sold in fee
simple, free and clear of all en
cumbrances. rights, interests and
claims, except the lien of other
taxes and assessments as provided
for herein, and all property own
ers are hereby given notice that
at the completion of these sales the
purchaser or new owner shall be
placed in possession of the proper
ty by the Sheriff, and the original
or former owner shall be immed
iately dispossessed).
Under and pursuant to the au
thority contained in Chapter 310,
Chapter 1720, Public Laws 1939,
and by authority of certain execu
tions issued by the Superior Court
of Carteret County under date of
January 15, 1951, dealing with
1946, 1947 County taxes, service
having been made and had upon
the listing taxpayers and/or prop
erty owners as hereinafter listed
and enumerated, and as required
under said executions, and in order
to comply with the law demanding
either collection of the amount or
amounts set out in said executions
or the sale of the property and
subsequently described in the ex
ecutions aforesaid, the undersigned
Sheriff will offer for sale and will
sell for CASH, subject to all other
taxes which may be due and owing
either to the County or to any oth
er taxing unit within the County,
at the Court Mouse door in Beau
fort, Carteret County, North Caro
lina, beginning at
10 o'clock on April 7, 1951
and continuing until completed, in
order to satisfy said executions,
the following described properties,
the owners of said property or list
ing taxpayers and the amounts of
said taxes and costs being as fol
lows :
This 16th day of March, 1951.
C. G. HOLLAND.
Sheriff of Carteret County
Atlantic Township
Andrew Day., Hrs.:
2/5 acre Rosemary, 1946,
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 16.80
G. W. Nelson:
1/4 acre Methodist church
land; 194G & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 28.18
Beanfori Township
Cleo B. Morrill:
10 acrca Russell land, cul
tivated and woods; 5 acres
cultivated M. I. Russell
land; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 19.08
Mrs. Vera L. Smith:
Lot 14, Sq. 3, Craven Ave.
Highland Park; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 35.70
Maxwell Wade:
Pt. Lot 118 O. T. Orange
Street and House; 1946 &
1947 taxes. Amt. due $ 34. 95
Mrs. Nancy Whitehurst, llrs.:
Pt. Lot 25 N. T. Gordon
Street and dwelling; 1946
& 1947 taxes. Amt. due $121.72
Nelson T. Willis:
Pt. Lot 158. Cedar Street
and dwelling; 1946 & 1947
taxes. Amt. due $ 30.20
Beaulorl Colored
David Davis. Est.:
Pt. Lot 196 O. T. Pine St.
and 2 houses; Pt. Lot 69
N. T. Cedar Street and
three buildings; 1946 h
1947 tax. Amt. due .... *106.10
Simon Gatlin:
Pt. Lot 132 O. T. Queen
Street; Pt. Lot 67 N. T.
Pollock Street; 1946 tax.
Amt. due ... $ 15.10
Henderson Godette, Jr.:
Pt. Lot 163 O. T. Pollock
Street 55x198; 1946 tax.
* Amt. due $ 13.75
Matthew Godette:
Pt. Lot 157 O. T. Cedar
Street, between Craven
and Queen Streets; 1946
6 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 14.02
Marshall Johnson:
74 3/10 acres woods and
cultivated, Ramsey land:
1M7 tax. Amt. due $ 23.63
Elisha Murray :
7 acres Elijah Murrell .
land, cultivated & woods,
dwelling; 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 12.48
Elisha Murrell:
1 acre Davis land, (culti
vated) and house; 1941,
1942 & 1943 tax. Amt.
due $ 28.03
John Murrell. Jr.:
3 acres cultivated and
woods land, dwelling;
1946 k 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 17.22
Clarence W. Pettiway
and Wife:
Pt. Lot 133 O. .T. Queen
Street, and dweUlng; 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 7.20
Mrs. Delia H. Pritchett:
1/4 Lot 94 N T. Marsh
Street. 27 1/2 by 1M; 1944
A IMS tax. Amt due .... $ 9.00
LEGAL NOTICES
Willie Prichard :
1 1/4 acre waste land and
dwelfing; 12 7/10 acres
Gillikin Farm; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 34.25
William Thomas Simmons:
2 1/2 acres Daniel Murray
land and dwelling; 1946
Amt. due $ 10.57
Mrs. Bessie Williams Stanley:
Pt. Lot 187 O. T. Pine St.
and house; Pt. Lot 187 O.
T. Pine Street; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 18.53
W. H. Washington, Hrs.:
Pt. Lot 180 O. T. Pine
Street and house; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 21.87
Clarence Wilson:
8 acres woods land; Camp
en land; 2 acres cultivat
ed land; 1937. 1939, &
1940 tax. Amt. due $ 22.39
t Cedar Island Township
Harry E., Helen A. Austin:
1.800 acres Runiley Han
cock, marsh land; 374
acres Rumley Hancock
land; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 60.74
Adelaide Day:
1,500 acres waste land,
Grape marsh, 100 acres
Rumley Hancock land ,200
acres waste, Rumley Han
cock land; 1946 tax. Amt.
due $ 61.97
George M. Day, Hrs.:
4 acres woods land; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 9.85
H. W. Goodwin:
28 acres woods land; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 28.94
Davis Township
Charlie Gaskill: t
1/2 acre George Willis
land and dwelling; 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 23.10 I
Harkers Island Township
Leslie Asdenti:
1/4 acre Ernest Guthrie
land and small house;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 14.79 j
John Brooks, Est.:
5 acres beach front, woods
land and dwelling; 1946
6 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 48.53 ]
Mrs. Leslie C. Davis:
14 acres I. S. Davis land;
(woods land); J 3/4
acres shore front; 1946 &
194 7 tax. Amt. due $ 24.57 I
Herman Gillikin:
1/2 acre Eugene Yco
mans land and dwelling;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 25.47
Carrie Moore Guthrie:
36/100 acre Daniel Yeo
mans land and duelling;
1947 tax. Amt. due $14.50
Hinkley Guthrie:
1 acre beach front, woods
land and dwelling; 1944,
1945, 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 58.72 |
Leslie Guthrie:
1/4 acre Willie D. Willis
land and house; 118 acre
land; 32/100 acre land
and dwelling; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 76.35 1
Louie Guthrie:
1/16 acre beach front,
dwelling, small house, bar
ber shop; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due a, $ 33.78 j
Wallace O. Guthrie:
1 acre beach land, W. H.
Guthrie land, and dwell
ing; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 45.73 |
Willie R. Guthrie:
1 acre homeplace and
dwelling; 2 6/10 acres
land adjoining home
place; 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 24.18 1
Lester Hancock:
1/4 acre woods land and
dwelling; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 44.83 |
Harry P. Johnson:
1/4 acre land and dwell
ing; 1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 21.39 1
George Jones:
1/4 acre homeplace and
dwelling; 1941 tax. Amt.
due $ 2.89 1
Arthur Lewis:
1/2 acre land and house;
1/2 acre John H. Lewis
land; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 87.38
Clifton Lewis:
14/100 acre Van Styron
land and house; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 31.59 j
John A. Lewis:
52/100 acre J. E. Lewis
land; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 10.38
Johnnie J. Lewis:
1/4 acre homeplace and
dwelling; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $108.00 j
Nathaniel Macon Moore:
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 15.16 j
Hendrick Moore, Hrs.:
20 acres Allen Moore
land; 17 1/2 acres Sam
Windsor land; 2 64/100
acres Daniel Yeomans
land;' 1947 tax. Amt. tlue $ 12.42
Ed Nelson:
1/2 acre home place; 1
dwelling; 1937, 1938, &
1939 tax. Amt. due $ 13.49 |
Edwin H. Rose:
1/2 acre land, near road,
and dwelling; 1946 * 1947
tax. Amt. due ...t... $ 57.41 1
Leslie Rose:
1/4 acre Willie D. Willis
land and dwelling; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. due .... $ 42.77 |
Charlie H Russell:
1/4 acre state road and
dwelling; 1941, 1942, 1943
4 1944 tax. Amt. dw . .. $ 57.58 |
LEGAL NOTICES
Lennie Salter:
I Lot 80 x 126 and dwell
ing; 1947 Ux. Amt. due $ 20.35
Martha Salter:
II 5/8 acres Willis land,
Cape Banks; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 30.08
Jasper H. Wade:
3 acres beach front, woods
land and dwelling; 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 10.64
Mrs. David J. Willis:
1/4 acre beach front and
dwelling; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 16.05
Edith Willis:
60/100 acres land and
house; 1946 & 1947 Ux.
Amt. due $ 20.40
Luther Willis:
1/4 acre beach front and
dwelling; 1 lot Cape Look
out; 1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 61.99
Marshallberg Township
Lenwood Davis:
1/4 acre cultivated, Bur
ncy Davis, land and dwell
ing; 1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 19.08
Merrimon Township
Jimmie Fittman:
1 acre J. C. Mason land
and dwelling; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 17.98
Morebead Township
E. G. Anderson ?
& V. G. Taylor:
Lots 55. 56, and 58, Sq. 19,
Morchead Bluffs; Lots 25
thru 30, Morehcad Bluffs;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 19.33
Lcb Buck:
Lot 3, Sq. 100 and build
ing; 1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
du= $ 64.35
Mrs. Bessie Carter, Est.:
2 acres Will Laughton
land and camp; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 10.03
C. W. Chadwick, Est.:
Lot 12, Sq. 16, Bridges
Street 4 building; 1946
tax. Amt. due $ 22.75
Mrs. flattie Edwards:
1/2 Lots 14, 15. Sq. 10
and building; 1944 & 1945
tax. Amt. due $141.52
Warren Fillmore:
Lots 41. 42, 43, Sq. ig
Morchead Bluffs; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 14,95
Lizzie Guthrie:
Lot LI,. Sq. 147 and dwell
ing; 1947 tax. Amt, due $ 13.51
Alice Edwards Harrell:
1/2 Lots 14. 15. Sq. 10
and building; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $124 08
Roy H. Hill:
1 acre Church land and
dwelling; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 28.50
John H. Jones:
Pt Lot 9, Mansfield land;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due s in n
Walter W. Morgan
& Louise J. Katzin: '
Lots 1 thru 22; 39 thru 54,
Sq. 19, Morehead Bluffs;
Lots 11 thru 24, Lots 31
thru 40, Lots 44, 45, 46,
Sq. 18 Morehcad Bluffs;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
$204.24
Jesse W. Long:
Pt. Lot 9, Sq 170 or "T"
and building, corner of
25th and Bridges Sts.;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 17.80
D. C. Morton, Bit.:
1/4 acre J. C. Garner land
and house; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 13.33
J T. Nixon:
2/3 acre Nancy Smith
land and house; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 12.45
G. W. Pelletier, Hrs.:
1 1/4 acres W. T. Pelle
tier land; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 15.73
Ruth Janie Phillips:
2 acres Clen Sharpe land;
2 acres waste, Sharpe
land; 1946 lax. Amt. due $ 12.92
James E. Piner:
I-ot 11, Sq. 70, store
building. Fisher Street:
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 28.00
Mrs. Margaret Rabinowitz:
Pt. Lot 9 and building on
25th St., Pt. Lot 9. Sq.
"T" of 170; 1946 tax.
Amt. due $ 17.54
Ralph W. Riggs:
Lot 3. Sq 130; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 14.69
Bessie Smith:
Lot 7, Sq. 105 and dwell
ing: 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 15.84
Mrs Evelyn Taylor:
5/8 acre Levi Midgette
land, cultivated, and dwell
ing; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 12.50
Mrs. Edna Earl Willis:
Lot 7, Sq. 103 and house,
Shackleford St.; 1946 1
1947 tax. Amt. due ? 46.66
Elizabeth Klein Willis:
Lot 4. Sq. #1; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 12,42
Morthaad Township
(Atlantic Batch)
J. William Daniels and wile:
Lot 2, Sq. 6, and build
ing, Asbury Sfeach; 1947
tax. Amt. due t 17.14
James C. Gardner and wife:
Lot 2, Sq. 5. Ocean Ridge
Division; 1947 Ux. Amt.
due $ 11.44 j
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LEGAL NOTICES
Noralwad Mmd
W. H. Brown:
Lot 13, Sq. C. and dwell
ing; Lot 11, Sq. C; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. dne .... $ 12.83
Doughlas David:
Lot 7, Sq. 156 and dwell
ing and store building:
1947 tax. Amt. due _ $ 13.50
Curtis Davis:
N. 10 feet by 50 feet of
Lot 1, Sq. 84: S. 30 feet by
100 feet of Lot 18, Sq. 64
and building: 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 30.20
Winfield Henderson:
1/2 Lot 7, Sq. 150 and
house; 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 28.72
Osborne R. Hester:
Lot 14, Sq. 152, Avery
St.; 1946 tax. Amt. due $ 12.35
Harvey Horton, Jr.:
Pt. Lots 11, 12, Sq. 150
and buildings, Avery St.;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 13.33
John H. King:
Lot 3, Sq. 66, Bridges St.;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 35.84
George A. Perry:
Lot 6, Sq. 154 and dwell
ing; 1939, 1940 & 1941
tax. Amt. due $ 51.12
Octava Smith:
Lot 12, Sq. 106 dwelling;
1946 tax. Amt. due $ 14.59
Benjamin Williams:
Lot 4, Sq. B. North of
Sq. 154; Lot 3, Sq. B.
North of Sq. 154; 1946
tax. Amt. due $ 22.08
Newport Township
Caryle & Roy T. Garner :
46 acres cultivated and
woods Mann land; 1946 &
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 11.95
Mrs. K. R. Garner:
1/2 acre cultivated J. B.
Garner land and dwelling;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 20.10 j
Mrs. Mary Garner, Hrs.:
1 Lot W. Water St. and
dwelling; 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 55.12
Royal Davis Garner, 1 Lot,
280' x 350' on Street lead
ing from highway to rail
road; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 13.75
W. H. Garner, Hrs.:
6 acres waste M. A. Hill
land; 30 acres waste and
cultivated Gould land, 2
dwellings, 2 barns and
storehouse; 214 acres
woods M. A. Hill land
and dwelling; 1 lot Mar
ket St.; 145 3/5 acres
woods J. L. Garner land;
21 acres woods and culti
vated land; (Fulcher
hind ) dwelling, storehouse
and 2 tobacco barns; 1945
tax. Amt. due $136.83
David B. McCain:
1 Lot E. Church St. and
dwelling; 1946 tax. Amt.
due $ 39.60
W. L. Lockey :
6 3/4 acres Mason land,
barn and dwelling; 1941,
1942 & 1943 taxes. Amt.
due $ 36.48
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Moore:
1 lot west R.R. and dwell
ing; 1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 27.10
Callie, Marie,
& Raymond Riggs:
1 acre woods land and
small building; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 8.47
Newport Colored
Virginia Campbell:
10 acres Campbell land
and dwelling; 1946 & 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 11.02
Portsmouth Township
Frank Gaskill:
25 acres Marsh land; 1945,
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 13.47
W. T. Gilgo:
1 acre Joe Roberts land;
1945. 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 11.29
Portsmouth Colored
Joe Abbott:
1/2 acre land (Home
place); 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. Due $ 9.25
Sea Level Township
John Elliott:
1/4 acre waste, Gaskill
land and house; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $19.81
W M. Gaskill:
5 1/2 acres pasture,
woods, homeplace and
dwelling: 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due % 42.85
Minnie Hamilton. Hrs.:
2 1/2 acre* Styron land;
1941. 1942 & 1943 tax.
Amt. due $ 15.02
Bculah Robinson:
2 3/4 acres Styron land;
1941, 1942 fc 1943 tax.
Amt due $ 13.82
Wallace 11. Styron
k Joha Styron, Hri.:
Wallace H. Styron and
John Styron heirs; on the
North side of highway to
Atlantic, adjoining Alex
' Hamilton, Dr. E.B. White
hurst, Polly Austin Run.
and Turpentine Landing ,
210 acres; 1841. IMS *
1943 tax. Amt due * UM
LEGAL NOTICES
Charlie T. Taylor:
3/4 acre waste land,
homeplace and dwelling;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due ? 47.74
Nancy E. Taylor: M
2 1/3 acres Styron land;
1941, 1942 * 1943 tax.
Amt. due $ 16.24
Smyrna Township
Doiuiie Davis:
5 9/10 acres A. C. Davis
land and dwelling, (culti
vated, cleared pasture and
woods land) 8 acres Wire
Urass Ridge land; 4 1/2
acres Sara E. Willis land;
5 3/4 acres cleared and
outland (A. W. Willis
land); 1946 & 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 70.82
O. G. Hill:
IS acres Harry Lovick
land; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 9.39
Willie W. Lawrence:
100 acres Uebecca Pincr
land and dwelling; 1944
6 1945 tax. Amt. due $ 33.72
Stacy Township
Charles B. Hamilton, Hrs.:
1 acre Marsh, Willis land;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 8.33
Wilber Lewis:
1 dwelling, 1 oyster house,
1 garage; 1940 & 1941 tax.
Amt. due $ b2.93
Cleveland Smith:
1 acre homeplace and
dwelling; 1945, 1946, &
1947 tax. Amt due $ 37.80
Strata Township
Martha Gillikin:
9 acres woods land; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 13.03
Claude Golden:
1/4 acre cultivated land
and homeplace; 1946 L
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 29.00
Joe Allen Golden:
1/4 acre woods, Ivey Ar
thur, land and dwelling;
1946 & 1947 tax. Amt.
due $ 13.47
H. I. Thompson:
9 3/4 acres A. M. Lewis
land woodsland and barn;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 17.67
White Oak Township
W. C. Bryan:
E 1/2 Lot 215, John S.
Jones Division and build
ing; W 1/2 Lot 215, John
S. Jones Division and a
two room house; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 22.30
B. F. Cannon:
2 1/2 acres woods land
and dwelling; 1B47 tax.
Amt. due $ 17.24
J. A. Graham:
Lots 207, 211, 212, 1/2
214. John Jones Sub.-Div.;
1945 tax. Amt. due $ 10.12
Fred Guthrie:
1/5 acre land and build
ing; 1947 tax. Amt. due $ 18.60
C. W. Hartsfield:
1/2 Lot 10, John Jones
Sub-Division and build
ing; 1946 tax. Amt. due $ 12.67
C. G. Hollowell:
1 Lot 217, John Jones
Sub-Division and camp;
1947 tax. Amt. due $ 15.84
Lillian Norris, Est.:
50 acres Morse land; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt due .... $ 28.39
W. B. Quincy:
Lot 217, John Jones Sub
Division and camp; 1946
tax. Amt. due $ 16.95
D. B. Wade:
3 1/2 acres land; lots 211,
212,214, North 1/2 lot 214
John Jones Sub-Division;
lot 206 John Jones Sub
Division; lot 9, John
Jones Sub-Division; 1947
tax. Amt. due $ 15.47
While Oak Colored
Frank Dennis:
1 1/2 acres woods, Koonce
land and dwelling; 1946
& 1947 tax. Amt. due ... $ 42.70
Tom Tootle, Hrs.:
10 acres cultivated and
woods land; 1947 tax.
Amt. due $ 9.26
Elmer Mountford:
1 acre woods land and
dwelling; 1944 & 1945 tax.
'Amt. due !. $ 13.74
REQUEST FOR BIDS
The Town of Newport, North |
Carolina, will accept sealed propos
al* until March 19. 1951, at 12:00
Noon, for the installation of * 50,
000 gallon wood water tank on 00
foot steel tower in the Town of
Newport. Specifications may be
had upon application during busi
ness hours any day to Miss Edith [
Lockey. Town Clerk, upon the pay
ment of $3.00 for same. A deposit
of 2 % of the amount of the bid in
cash or certified cheek on a bank
insured by Federal Deposit Insur
ance Corporation will be required,
to be retained only in caae of de
fault by the bidder. Full perform
ance bond will be required. Bids
will be opened publicly at 8:00 P.
M . Monday, March 18. 1851, at the
Town Hall in Newport. N. C. The
right is reserved to reject all bids.
This 9th day of March, 1951.
A. R. Craig. Mayor I
at m 8-16 Town of Newport j
LEGAL NOTICE8
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
REGULATIONS
The violation of which consti
tutes a mesdemeanor. Published
in compliance with Chapter 113,
Section 136 of the General Statutes
of North Carolina.
The following regulations *tre
adopted at the January 1951 meet
ing of the Board of Conservation
and Development, the said Board
being vested with regulatory pow
ers by Chapter 113, Sections 135
and 136 of the General Statutes of
North Carolina:
1. Regulation No. 16, amended
as follows:
In line eight (8) strike out
the word "marketed" and in
sert in lieu thereof the word
"possessed," and in line ten
(10) strike out the word "con"
and insert in lieu thereof the
word "coon."
2. Regulation No. 109, Section
II. amended by adding the
following:
The Commissioner of Com
mercial Fisheries or his rep
resentative shall designate a
convenient spot where shells
shall be deposited. Any fail
ure to deposit the shells in
the spot so designated for
that purpose shall constitute
justification for revocation of
license.
3. Regulation No. 109. Section
V, amended by adding the fol
lowing:
Beginning January 1, 1951,
the oyster license fees from
dredgers and packers shall be
collected on the basis of the
calendar year as provided by
statute.
4. Regulation No. 109, Section
VI, amended to read as fol
lows:
No power boat may have more
than one dredge which shall
be of a weight not in excess
of one hundred (100) pounds.
Each sail boat may have not
more than two dredges per
boat which may or may not be
in excess of a weight of one
hundred (100) pounds each.
5. SPECIAL RULE 1? Commer
cial Fishing Waters ? is a
mended as follows:
I. LITTLE RIVER
That the line be moved
from its present location
at Nixonton, approximate
ly one-half ( ) mile up
stream, to a line begin
ning on the south side of
Maston Creek, on the east
bank of the river, and ex
tending in a westerly di
rection to a point on the
north side of Davis Creek,
on the west bank of the
river.
II. SOUTH CREEK
That the dividing line be
moved upstream to a
point known as Deephole
Point.
III. TAR RIVER in Pitt Coun
ty
That the dividing line be
moved from the bridge at
Grimesland to the U. S.
Highway No. 17 bridge at
Washington. A distance
of about eight (8) miles.
IV. SHALLOTTE RIVER in
Brunswick County
That the line be moved
upstream to the N. C.
Highway No. 130 bridge.
All other regulations in conflict
with the above are revoked.
Certified to be a true copy.
George R. Ross; Director
Department of Conserva
tion and Development.
Issued in Raleigh, N. C.
February 26, 1951.
4 t m 2 9-16-23
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Harry B. Avery,
deceased, late of Carteret County,
N. C? this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersigned
at Beaufort, N. C., on or before
the 23rd day of Feb., 1952, or this
notice will be pled in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make prompt
payment.
This 23rd day of February, 1951.
Dorothy M. Avery,
Administratrix
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of Sam D. Edwards, de
feased, late of Carteret County, N."
C., this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
at Newport, N. C., or or before the
8th day of February, 1952, or this
notice will be pled In bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make prompt
payment.
This 6th day of February, 1951.
Rena Robinson Edwards,
6t f 9-16-23 m 2-9-16 Executrix
EXECUTOR S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of E. L. Merrill, deceas
ed, late of Carteret County, N. C?
this is to notify all persons having
claiim against said estate to pre
scnt^them to the undersigned at
Beaufort, N. C., on or before the
9th day of February, 1952, or this
notice will be pled in bar of their
recovery.. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make prompt
payment.
This 9th day of February. 1M1.
D. T. Merrill, Executor.
M i 9-16-23 m 2-9-16
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
In The Superior Court
? No. 936 S.P.D.
(TORRENS)
Gerald Hill and Mary Hill
vs
Joel H. Davis, C. K. Howe,
and Sam W. Morgan
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The parties above named, and
all other persons interest, will
take notice that on the 15th day of
December, 1950, the above named
petitioners filed a petition in the
office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Carteret County to
have the title to certain lands,
therein described, registered and
confirmed pursuant to Chapter 43
of the General Statutes of North
Carolina, and that summons has
been issued, returnable at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Carteret County on the
30th day of April, 1951. Said lands
are situate in Beaufort Township
in the County of Carteret and
State of North Carolina, adjoining
the lands of the above listed de
fendants and bounded and describ
ed as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake lo
cated on the breakwater adjacent
to that body of water known as
Bulkhead Channel, where said
channel intersects with Bogue
Channel, and running with the
water's edge of Bogue Channel in
a West and Northwestwardly direc
tion to The Perry, Davis and Howe
Torrens line) thence with said line
North 1 degree East 2840 feet to
an iron stake, which point is the
center of Western Head Slough
(now partially filled in); thence
East to the highwater mark of that
body of water which was the west
ern terminus of Western Head
Slough: thence East, southeast and
South with said water's edge to an
iron stake which is located at the
high water mark of the said Bulk
head Channel at the North end of
the said Bulkhead breakwater;
liience with the water's edge of
Bulkhead Channel and said break
water to the beginning, containing
by estimation sixty (60) acres.
This 15th day of December, 1950.
A. H. James,
Clerk Superior Court.
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NOTICE
Notico is hereby given that on
the 19th day of February, 1951, I
did lease to Julian D. Lupton of
Roc, N. C., the following described
oyster bottom:
LEASE NO. 521
Located in Hog Island Bay, Car
teret County, N. C. Beginning at
a stake in Hog Island Bay. Car
teret County, said stake having a
range of S 18? E 682 feet from
the southwestern corner of the
Clayton Daniels lease, and runs
N 48? E 560 feet to a stake; thence
S 35?-10' E 635 feet to a stake;
thence S 63?-15' W 406 feet to a
stake; thence N 52? W 533 to the
beginning, containing 6.3 acres.
This the 19th day of February,
1951.
C. 0. Kirkpatrick,
Fisheries Commissioner.
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 19th day of February, 1951, 1
did lease to Leo W. Daniels of
Roe, N. C., the following described
oyster bottom;
LEASE NO. 520
Located in Hog Island Bay, Car
teret County, N. C. Beginning at
the southwestern corner of the
Clayton Daniels lease in Hog Is
land Bay. Carteret County and
runs N. 35?-20' E 670 feet; thence
S 42?-35' E 772 feet to a stake;
thence S 48? W 639 feet to a
stake; thence N 44? W 629 feet to
the beginning, containing 10.4
acres.
This the 19th day of February,
1951.
Q. D. Kirkpatrick,
Fisheries Commissioner
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 19th (toy of February, 1951, 1
did lease lo Whelington Robihson
of Atlantic, N. C., the following de
scribed oyster bottom:
LEASE NO. 519
Located in Hog Island Bay, Car
teret County, N. C. Beginning at
a stake in Hog Island Bay, Car
teret County, said stake having a
range of S 66? -35' E 690 feet from
the southwestern corner of the
Clayton Daniels lease and runs N
48' E 577 feet; thence S 44 -50'
E 577 feet to a stake; thence S 43?
55' W 681 feet to a'atake; thence
N 35? -10' W 635 feet to the begin
ning. containing 8.7 acres.
This the 19th day of February,
1951.
C. D. Kirkpatrick,
Fisheries Commissioner.
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NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
In The Superior Court.
In the Matter of the Abandon
ment of Margaret Ann Tomaietti.
ANTHONY TOMASETTI will
take notice that an action entitled
as above haa been commenced in
the Superior Court of Carteret
County, North Carolina to declare
an abandonment of Margaret Ann
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LEGAL NOTICES
Tomaaetti by Anthony Tomaaetti,
the natural lather. That this ac
tion is ancillary to proceeding!
toward the adoption of said child,
and that he, Anthony Tomasetti,
is required to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Carteret County in the court
house in Beaufort, North Carolina,
within twenty (20) days following
the 30th day of March, 1951, and
show cause why a decree finding
an abandonment of said child on
his part should not be effected.
This 26th day of February, 1951.
A. H. James,
Clerk Superior Court
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March 12? Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
S. Taylor were in Beaufort Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby B. Morton
spent Monday morning in New
Bern. ?
Mrs. Edsel Bell and sons, Mrs.
Luke Turner and son, and Mrs.
W. Kuch Williams were in Beau
fort Tuesday morning.
Mrs. George W. Ball and Mrs.
Charlie Bell spent Tuesday in New
Bern. , , , .
Mrs. J. C. Adams and infant
daughter, Tina Kay. came home
Wednesday from the Morehead
City hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conner were
in New Bern Thursday to see Mrs.
Emma Hardesty who will enter
Rex hospital in Raleigh this week
for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alcsie Byrd of
Coatcs returned home Friday after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walls.
Mrs. Ashby B. Morton, Mrs. Earl
Creech, Mrs. George W. Ball and
Mrs. Charlie Bell were in Beaufort
Thursday. , .
Miss Bettie Jane Mason entered
Morehead City hospital Friday for
treatment.
Sfc Xenophon Mason of tori
Bragg spent the weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady King of
Kings Mountain and Mr. and Mrs.
Lionel Pcllcticr of Stella spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Davis. Mrs. Harry Davis, who had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. King,
returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sadler Morton
spent the weekend with relatives
near Washington.
Mrs. A. N. Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Edsel Bell and sons were in Beau
fort Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Butner and
son Jack, of Havelock. attended
church school here Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. H. D. McLawhorn and chil
dren of Vanceboro spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ashby B. Morton.
Rev. J. M. Jolliff will hold 10
o'clock services here Sunday,
March 18. .
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will hold a study
class, "The Near East." Thursday
evening, March IS at Mrs. George
W. Ball. There will be two class
es for this study.
Mrs. Vera Bell was in Beaufort
Saturday night.
A large group of parents and
friends attended Stunt Night at
Beaufort High school Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. Nannie Small is visiting
Mrs. A. N. Bell.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met with Mrs. George
W. Ball Thursday evening. An im
pressive worship service was given .
by Miss Eleanor Taylor, assisted
by Mrs. Clyde S. Taylor and Mrs.
W. Kuch Williams. The month's
program was given by Mrs. Joel
Davis, Mrs. Luke Turner and Mrs.
W. C. Williams. During the busi
ness session it was decided to have
a study class Thursday evening at
Mrs. George W. Ball's. There were
two new members to join the so
ciety. The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
L. N. Conner and Mrs. W. Kuch
Williams, served ice cream, cake,
nuts and Easter candy.
Mrs. Hobert Kelly, a recent
bride, was given a miscellaneous
shower by Mrs. Lottie Adams Fri
day evening, March 9, at Mrs. Carl
H. Morton's. Mrs. A. P. Adams,
jr., and Mrs. Joe Sadler Morton
led the games which were enjoyed
by the large group of friends pres
ent. Prizes were won by Mrs. Will
Conner. Mrs. Willie Miller, Mrs.
Earl Creech and Mrs. Kelly. The
honcree received many useful and
lovely gifts from her friends. The
guests were served limeade, cook
ies, nuts and candy.
Philip Taylor and Johnnie Olund
attended the show at Cherry Point
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of
Cherry Point were here Sunday
evening to sec Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hardesty
spent the weekend in Norfolk with
relatives.
Master Vicky Simpson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Simpson, cele
brated his fourth birthday at Clyde
Taylor's apartment Tuesday eve
ning. March 6. The candles on the
birthday cake were blown out by
the honoree. Vicky received gilts
from his parents and friends.
Guests were Mrs. C. C. Cummings,
the Misses Eleanor Taylor and Wil
ma Jean Cummings, and Donald
and Jimmie Cummings.
Ice cream, cake and punch were
served to the guests. Mr. Simpson
took picture*.
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