signed as substituted trustee
by an Instrument of writing dat
ed the 24th day of February
1951, and recorded In Book 111,
page 274, In the office of the
Register of Deeds of Jones Coun
ty, default having been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness
thereby secured and the said
deed of trust being by the terms
thereof subject to foreclosure,
and the holder of the Indebt
edness therebv secured h&vine
demanded a foreclosure there
of for the purpose of satisfying
said Indebtedness, the under
signed substituted trustee will
offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for
at the courthouse dpgjt in 5
ton, North Carolina,'
O’cli
noon- on
the *“
con'
said deed of trust, the same ly
ing and being in Cypress Creek
Township, Jones County, North
Carolina, add more particularly
described as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel
of land containing Three Hun
dred Eighty-Five (385) acres in
Cypress Creek Township, Jones
County, North Carolina, known
as the Leary or May place, now
in the possession of Jno. C. B,
Koonce located on both sides of
the road leading from Trenton
to Comfort State Highway No.
41, about 6 miles west of Tren
ton and bounded on the North
by State Highway No. 41; West
and South by lands of A. R.
KMllngswonth; and East by lands
of Enet Lee; and more par
ticularly described of follows, ac
cording to a plat prepared by
R. D. Dixon, Jr., Surveyor, in
November, 1833:
Beginning on Highway No. 41;
-where it crosses a small drain
In the line of the Klnningsworth
land and runs South 2 degrees
55 minutes East 132 feet; thence
South 39 degrees 55 minutes East
198 feet; thence South 74 de
grees 55 minutes East 2854 feet;
thence South 32 degrees 55 min
utes East 1782 feet; thence South
7 degrees 55 minutes East 1080
blue mold. ' f
Oarriss said there was no way
to predict wheji the disease
would first appear in North Car
olina or how severe its attacks
would be. v .
He emphasized, however, that
dusts and sprays are preventa
tives rather than cures for the
disease. To get good control, the
grower must start dusting or
spraying his plant bed before the
disease strikes. To be able to do
this, heJ added, growers should
feet; thence South 5 degrees OS
minutes West 1650 feet to the
back line of the Leary property;
thence. North 73 degrees 05 min
utes East 5611 feet; thence North
62 degrees 06 minutes West 3105
feet; thence South 78 degrees
utes West 643 feet; South 48 de
grees 50 minutes West 676 feet
to the beginning.
This, 27th day of February,
1951.
John D. Larkins, Jr.
3-22-c Substitute Trustee
DRAPES
CLEANED
LIKE NEW!
j* You’ll be amazed when you
k rehang your drapes’ atter
J we clean them . . . the
I whole room will look bright
■ er, newer, more attractive;
' It’s the simplest “redecor
► atlng” method we know of
* —and the cheapest 1* Call
us today.
PfcESSLEY
Laundry and
Sfea*3 1ft VrreBiwV.. asS:‘; 2 iiM
• NATIONAL BIST!
IS® .*
tag the past two years, ztaeb
has given somewhat better con
trol than ferbam. However, the
difference has not been great
enough for growers who are sat
isfied with ferbam to make the
change.
Details on materials, equip
ment, and methods 6f applica
tion are given in Extension Cir
cular No. 848 (A), “Tobacco Blue
Mold Control," copies of which
may be obtained from the local
county agent or by writing the
Agricultural Editor, State Col-*'
lege Station, Raleigh, .
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•" •• \
American farmers were using
410,000 mechanical com pickers i
in 1090, compared to 120,000 inf
use In 1941.
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People
The course of their true loVe ranlinooth^
Though each gave up a lot
They kept their heads, went to the bank
And got that needed start!
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