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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
RESIDENTS ARMED
ON TRUCK ROUTE
Seventh Street Citizens 0p-
pose Use OF Artery As
Traffic Outlet

Seventh street residents last
night were armed for war against
reported State Highway commits
sion plans to use their thorough
fare for the city's new truck
route with a four-man Seventh
Street committee slated to take
the issue directly to A. H. Graham.
commission chairman here next
week.
The quartet, which consists Of
Robert Strange, Deputy U. S.
Court Clerk j. Douglas Taylor,
Harry Solomon, and Edward
Ahrens, will confer with Graham
when he comes to Wrightsvills
Beach Thursday to attend the an
nual convention Of the North Caro-
lima County Commissioners ASSOC
citation.
Ahrens, as group chairman, de-
clared yesterday that designa-
nation of Seventh street as a truck
route would be 1.-The most expen-
sive investment the city ever
made" because of the deprecia-
ton of the properties which line
the street.
Ahrens reported that a number
o. old oak trees would have to
be cut down in order to widen
the street, and he said that the
beauty Of this old street would be
destroyed along with the trees.
He said that he agreed with
Mayor W. Ronald Lane, in that
he thought the residents Of Sew
enth and Eighth streets yer en-
titled to just as much consider
alton as those residing on Third
street.
He deprecated the suggestion
that Third street should be made
into a four-lane highway by widen
ing the street and cutting out the
plazas, for he said Third street is
one of the most beautiful streets
in the city and should be pre-.
served.
Ahrens said he favored a truck
route that would skirt the city,
thus doing away with the fire
hazards caused by the continuous
movement of gasoline and kero.
: sene through the congested dis
tricts OF the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
|AFL MAKES OFFER
TO AVOID STRIKES
Unions Would Also Nego.
tiate Increases Within
Price Ceilings

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Re
The American Federation of labor
offered Friday to speed produc-
ton, avoid strikes and negotiate
wage increases within price cell
ings'' but asked for an occasional,
confidential look at employers
books.
This policy of cooperating can sue
coed, the AFL said, "only if en-
ployes r ready to meet us half
way
Its policy statement is set forth
in its publication, "Labor's Month
ly Survey" the federation declac-
ed:
I'VE say to American employers:
we have offered to cooperate with
you as partners in improving pro-
ductlon. Show us the facts so we
can know the results of our eff
forts. Give us production records
so We al watch the increase due
to u daily work.
Would Watch Income
Give us access to financial re-
ports so we can see the income
resulting from the joint production
process. Share with us equitably
as increasing income makes wage
increases possible
One big ALL union, John l..
Lewis United Mine workers, called
Friday in its journal for private
operation Of soft coal mines in
preference to government control.
The government took them under
its wing last May in ending a So
day strike.
Lewis has more negotiations with
the operators coming up Sept. 10.
A demand for an inspection of
company books created a nation
wide uproar last winter when it
became a major issue IN the CIO-
United Auto Workers strike against
General Motors.
Other Book Demand
Walter P. Reuther, who spear
headed the strike and became
president of the union, commended
General Motors could grant work
ers a raise without boosting prices.
And he demanded that the corpora
ton open its books.
The company insisted its records
should not be put on public display.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
HIGHWAY CHAIRMAN ,
WILL MAKE SURVEY
AT WINTER PARK

S t a e Highway Commission
Chairman A. H. Graham will make
a personal inspection of Winter
Park, scene of New Hanover coun
TVS most chronic water drainage
problem, next week, he announced
yesterday.
Graham conferred with T. T.
Belts, district highway engineer,
owe the Winter Park situation in
Raleigh Thursday night, but was
non-committal about the results OF
their discussion.
He declared that, before taking
up the problem again, he prefers
to learn more about the exact ter
rain of the section.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
SATURDAY

-SATURDAY=
700 AM-News with Martin Agronsl
7:15-Musical Clock
7:55-UP News.
8:00-Wake Up n Smile.
:00-Leland Baptist Church
9:15-Brown Dots.
9:30-Junior Junction.
10 :oo-Teen Age Time.
1o:15-Tell Me Doctor.
1o:30-Junior Olympics.
10:45-Adele Clark.
II :00-Teen Age Merry Go Round.
II :30-Morning Request Program.
1890 PM-Olsen's Rumpus Room.
1:00-Saturday Concert.
l:25-Round the Town Reporter
:3o-Hill Toppers.
1:45-Melodies to Remember.
2:00-Piano Playhouse.
2:30-Round Up Time.
3:oo-Duke Ellington Entertains.
4:o0-Saturday Concert
5:0o-News
5:05-It's Good News
5:15-Afternoon Request Program
6:0o-Church of Jesus Christ
6:15-WMFD Sports Review
6:20-Musical Interlude
6:25-Round the Town Reporter
6:3U-4our R1chfleld Reporter
6:45-The Barry Wood Show
7:00-Veteran Administration
7:15-DaVid Rose Orch.
7:30-Famous Jury Trials
8:00-Gangbusters
8:30-Detect and Collect
9:00--American Melodies
9:30-Hayloft Hoedown
10 :00-News of Tomorrow
l0:15-Hoosier Radio Roundup
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
BOST IN ERWIN

Lieut.. Henry C.. Bost, repre-
sentative of the U. S. Naval
Reserve, Sixth Naval district,
spent the weekend in Erwin
with his parents. He will return
here Monady to resume his re-
cruiting duties for the city's Or
ganized Reserve unit, which is
expected to be activated some
time next week with the Lake
Forest auditorium as temper
airy headquarters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS NOTE - All
times PM eastern standard.
To change to eastern daylight, add
one hour; central daylight same as
eastern standard.
On the other hand, for central stand
ard subtract one hour; for mountain
standard subtract two hours.
Times listed are those supplied by
networks. Relay times by local stations
may vary in some instances.
1:3o-The Baxter Family Drama - NBc
OF Men and Books in Review - CHS
Hill Toppers from Fort Wayne-ABC
Chicago Concert Orches.-MBS-bssic
Repeat of Opry Observation-Disclosures
1:45-Colorado Nature Sketches - NBC
Adventures from Science Talks-CBS
Melodies to Remember Concert - ABC
2:00-Sat. Showcase in Variety - NBC
Orchestra from the Bandstand - CHS
Piano Playhouse with a Trio - Abe
Dance Band Hour in Afternocn-MBS
2:30LLaugh and Get Acquainted - NBC
Round Time from Hollywood ABC
2:45-Cross Sec. NAM, D. Cooke-CBS
3:00-Whitey Berquist & Orches.-NBc
Chicago Dance Music Orchestra-CBS
Dance Tunes of Duke Ellington-ABC
Dance Tunes Continued GO MINDS
3:3G-Schools Are Yours, Drama-NBC
To Be Announced go Mins.) - CHS
Race Time; Opportunity U.S.A. - MBs
~3:45-Ssory by Nelson Olmstead - NBC
4:00-No Happy Ending, Safety - NBc
Dance Matinee Lasts One Hour-CBS
Concert Time for a Saturday - ABC
Sports Parade with Interviews - MBS
4:301Tomlinson with Comment - NBC
To Be Announced go Minis - MBS
4:45-Songs from Smoky Lanson-NBC
5:00-Racing; Rhapsody Rockies-NBC
News Broadcast for Is Minutes - CHS
News & Comment for IS Minis. - Abe
Paul Schubert with Commentaries
5:15-American Portrait, Drama CHS
Jimmy Blair and Show of Song-ABC
Radio Songs of Lorenzo Fuller MIS-
5:30-Quartet from the Mariners NBC
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
T MEETS HERE

The Wilmington Associational
Baptist Training Union will
meet at the First Baptist church
Wilmington, N. c., Monday,
Sept. 9. A large program is
planned, with supper. Detailed
plans of the program will be
announced later. All churches
are urged to make arrange
ments to have their Training
Union members attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Hagard, E. c.. 2.5 A Pt Bid
Herndon, DR.. w. D., Lots 49,
81 Lakeside -----..- j
Herring, E. l.. Jr.. B 81 L
Hewett, Hrs. J.. A., L 297
Lakeside l
jenkins, Hrs. Perry, L $685.
96 Lakeside - l
Jones, Hrs. Alex L., L 8
Lakeside /
King, John R., 10 A adj
Nobel Evans l
Livingston, Hrs. James. 20
A MaSonboro Rd ------- 2
Moore. 2. A.. L 81 Lakeside /
Moore. Hrs. J. Fred. L So
Viii Hts ..- !
MeRae. Anna. B 8 L q SIS
McClammy, Elk. D. E.,
House on McClanmy land 2
McEachern, H. H., ct al,
Lots Masonboro Bch
McGirt, Hrs. Jack. B 8 L 26
SIS PIX 2
McIntire, Mrs. S. L., L 4e
to '48 Lakeside
Mcqueen. Josephine. L Oak
Newtzow. larry, Lots S Hill 8
Parker. K. D.. B 30 L 1923
SIS PIX ..- ..--.- q
Pearce, w, R.. | A adj HeW-
Pittman, ]. C., is A Rus
sell and Smith --- S
Prevatt. Hrs. Mrs. Octavia
c., B 16 L 1885 SIS PIX :. S
Pq 1,;!z Claude M. L So. ,
Rea. E. H., 4o1-2 Lakeside : l
Rea, W. T.. 139-4O Lakeside 1
Ripley. Jennie Mae, ! A PIT
Montford ~ -
Rochelle, Mrs. Eleanor D.,
House Trailer Hemby land 2
Rocks, M. A.. B % L 5-6-7
Seasons, Hrs. b. j.. Lots
213-16 Lakeside --- l
o1AAAl1Is ASC oss AOGS ~
Smith. J. A.. B SO L % SIS
Smith, James T.. B So L 8.
S Hill !
Smith, Hrs. W. L.. L S Hill,
Smithyman. Joan L.. B SO L
IL S Hill l
Smook. E. L.. 5.25 A High
way 40 2
st an H.. J. P. Jr., B l L 80 .
Stephens. l.. R.. L 53o-s1
Tate. Hrs. J. T., L az Lake
side NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l
varzell. Mrs. Lula B.. L S
warren. Hrs. Alice Gerken,
B Is l. IA SIS PIX .- 2
Warren, j. D.. so6-7 Lake
Williams. John L.. Lot Sea-
williams. John W., 2 A Pt
Hewlett !
Wishart. Mrs. W. D., 414-15
Lakeside - !
Woodart. Arthur F., Lot So
vii Hts - 1850 ]
Wright. Miss Fannie. L 348
Lakeside -- ]
Yeager. A. S.. Lots S Hill l
Phiefer. Hrs. F. W., Lot 10
Lakeside !
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
SUNDAY

Rev. Jacob S. MacKorell
who has been serving as chap
lain in the U. S. Army, will
conduct services in the Pear
sail Memorial Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
STRANGE

The fulmar petrol, feathery in
habitant Of the northern seas and
rarely seen in the United States
farther south than the coast of
Massachusetts, defends its nest
from enemies by splitting at them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
City Briefs
BIBLE L A MEETING

The weekly meeting of the
Mems Bible Glass of St. An
dreWs Covenant Presbyterian
church, Fifteenth and Market
streets, win be held Sunday
morning at 9:45 o'clock. DR..
j. e.. Evans is the teacher. All
men Of the community are
cordially invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
BACK-TO-CHURCH A

The Sunset Park Methodist
church will observe "back-to-
church day" Sunday morning.
The congregation will join in
dinner on the grounds follow
ing the worship hour. The eve
ming service has been set back
from 8 to 1880 o'clock, it has
been announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Maloney, F. E.. 50 A Banks
and Marsh - 81
Marsh Realty Co.. B IA LIE
Sunset Hills. B A L 11-l2
S Hill. bal - ABS
Mathis, T. E.. Lots B 10 S
Hill 1853
Melton, John R.. 81 A Lewis 7.2
Mobley. c. E.. B 3 L 1878
Morton. I. E.. L Masonboro
Mullen. T. E.. B 2 L Is SIS
TX 1914
Munroe. Sadie s.. L B II S
Hill g.
Murray ur Hrs D. B., Lot near
Murray. Nellie G., B l L
Bordeaux Z!
McAlister. c. H.. 8 A Pt Will
lara zo.4
Msclammy, L. c.. Lot adj
Bordeaux 4.3!
McDougald, A.. 27s-78 Lake
SlQe ~
McElroy. c. NJ. Lot B II s
nh ~
McGirt, Archie J.. 10 A Jeff
erson Est is. q
Mcgowan, E. l.. 5 A Pt
Montford ~ 81
MCGOWAN, Hrs. D. S., 22.5 A
adj Hewlett --.. 7.5l
Ne Mvlt al II. F.. Jr.. B 6 -,
Newton. F. F., 11.9 A Whit
orTei1,. Mrs. Ann D., i 4 A."
Hewlett Crk ----....- 49, 6!
Parker, Mrs. Lille C., 1875
A Clay Bot Branch 81:
Parker, L. Mex. 401-92
Lakeside 81
Patterson. E. c., B 81 T. 7-8
Peders, Capt. Thorward, 10
Cape Fear. bal ------ 3.0t
Pettet. Elma R., "a A Bryant 3.2t
Piner, Frank r., 3 A Myrt
Grove, IA A Coster 81:
Pittman, Milton. Hrs. B 4s
Potter. Geo. F.. 81 A Bid "
die .--.. 17.s'
Ray, M. c.. L 14-l5 So VIII
Rich, L. W., B L 81 IS
PIX Isl
Rivenbark. Mrs. May O.. SO
A Sneeden Div ---- 3.0(
Rogers, Dudley, 1875 A adj
Grlssom -----..- 5.4l
S and G Co.. Bldg on T G
Empie land .----- 33.0t
Shields dss,s ?; M. Lot Bor- :,
Ship, Robt.. B 80 L 20 IS
Sudbury. K. G.. Lots IS PIX, 1919
rs A Lakeside. hal ..-- 30.1t
Smith, James F.. IA Cor
Smith, j. N. 20 A Craig
Woodlock -- --- 40
Smith. Ray M, B 9 L i IS 49,.
Switzerland, D. r. ii "A -.
Rogers - So
Switzerland. S. Dennis. 2 A
Grissom. 1.3 M. Grove = 300!
Switzerland. Hrs. F. S., 10.5
A Grissom .-- 2.7l
Stelies. Fritz. B 80 L "a SIS
TX --------..--- -------. LIZ
Traister. F. L.. rs A Mont
ford 49,. 14.5'
Twining. W. G., B 4 L 10
IS FIX H. II
Walters. j. F.. L B 81 S
Hill 81
White. Mrs. Grace M. and
c. w., PIT 81 S Hill 1911
wilkins. D. B.. II A Pt Or
rell. Loop Rd ..---- IS OF
Williams. David r.. B 80
L 36-37 SIS PIX ----- 14.4|
Williams. R. L.. L Bordeaux
Div ..- SO
Zeller. U. F.. L ga Lakeview 14.7'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
VISITS

Garland S. Curtin, city coun-
Gilman, has arrived in Washing
ton on a vacation trip with his
wife and their daughters, Janet
and Betsy. The councilman
called on Congressman j. Bay
ard Clark while on a tour of
the capitol. They are expected
to return home Sunday or Mon
day..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
STRANGE CUSTOM

In China, horses, carriages,
servants, furniture, ETC., all made
OF paper, are burned at the graves
OF wealthy Chinese as a hint to the
gods of the style of living which
the deceased desires to have con-
tinued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES
CAROLINA BEACH PROPERTY

Take notice ! have this day lev
led upon and will sell at public
auction. at the Courthouse door
of the County of New Hanover,
State of North Carolina. on Mon
day the End of September, 1916
at 1900 o'clock noon, the follow
ing described property to satisfy
unpaid taxes due the Town of
Carolina Beach for the year 1945,
as directed by law. Cost and ex-
penses lawfully incurred. together
with interest will be added to the
following amounts.
C. r. MORSE,
Carolina Beach Tax Collector
This - day of August 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
AIDS STUDY

An inverted p%eriscope in a
bears den at Yellowstone national
park enables scientists to study
the habits of the animals during
Information.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
|nle or LAND FOR
| TAXES
,-ry PROPERTY

corINTY PROfEh11
l ',es unpaid for 1912, l have
and will sell at public
~ Wy. the courthouse door of
%, a,a ~ County on Monday,
asy of september. l94s. at
I'D ua 1.ot noon, the fillowing
nroperty, 10 satisfy the
flDFu res due the County Of
a'la a,nover for the year 1916,
.,s amounts so due and IN
~ -. 's' settled before sale. Cost
~ ,rse TO be added to the
.r amounts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

simpson, Hrs. Geo., Lot W.
lee. I'D
SIMPSON, Mrs. L.. Lot 1854
Seagate .---. 1.3t
SmaW, c. F., Lot Bet Kidder
& Marstella II
Smith, J. H., 4 A Baskerville 40
Smith. Hrs. Louise. 9 A Ennitt rs
Smith, Hrs. W. L.. Lot EE p
Sneeden. Cora D., Lot Dixon
sneeden. S. E.. ST.. L 100 Sea. is
Switzerland, Hrs, J j. il. ST.. 0'S
Il A Rock Rd I
Sandlin John & Eliza, Lots
Steiner, Rudolph, Lots Fox is
Sternberger. j. E, Sis A. NJ
Sullivan ; E. j.. Pt En- II w ~
summerlin, ~, Lot Pt sum. o.
Swami. Lula A. 2.25 A Can. 40
Tate, Eugene. B / L 1903 S 40
Taylor Sydo5, L. L.. Lot Adj Ken 40
Thayer, Miss Catherine I. II '
Seagate a
Thomas. Eli. / A Farrow In
Thorpe. w. B.. ct al 2 81 T.
rs P Pl 9s
IG %anE, James E., rs A
W ak Margaret. B L
Walker, Hrs. John M. iii
Audubon ? Fl
Ward. Hrs. Geo. W.. Lot Allen 50 81
western, Hrs. Mary & Frank.
Ivy A Gore & Baskerville 35!
Wlll!ams, John L.. Lot AZ,
Gdn. Strip Adj G City s,s,
Wllllams. Louise or Thos.. S
Marshburn Div 10,
wilson, E. L.. B 10 L ID NJ
P Pl -...-.-..- IL.
" ,ynaa J. A.. L % Green
Wood, c. E, Lots Fox Div. 40,
Yopp, Hrs. w. M. Lot w. M,
Young, T. S.. Lot 143 Sea-
Sote -----o----- ~ 20:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
WING
124o-ON YOUR DIAL
JACKSONVILLE, N. c.

JACKSONVILLE. N. G.
-SATURDAY-
1928 AM-sign On.
6:30-Melody Mustangs.
6:45-Musical Clock
7:00-Morning Headlines - Wilmington
Morning Star
7:05-Musical Clock.
7:45-News Roundup - TN
8:00-Fairy Tales-TN
8:10EUnder the Capitol Dome.
8:15-Front Page News
8:3o-Musical Clock
8:45-Sally Ann Time
8:55-UP Commentary
e:oO-UP News
e:o5-Spotlight on Rhythm
9:15-Songs of Hope and Glory
9:30-In the Woman's World
s:45-Melodic Moods
9:55-Carolina UP News
10:00-Cecil Brown News-MBS
10 :15-Barry Wood Show-TN.
10:30-Your Hit Parade
10 ;45-Hymns You Love-MBS.
11:00-George Putnam, News--MBS
II :15-Coke Club with Morton Downey
-MBS
II :2o-1240 Club
IL :00-UP News
IL :o5-Billy Arthur
12:1o-On the Farm Front
12:15-Greenville Tobacco Program-TN
IL :30-Joyce at the Piano.
l2:45-John ]. Anthony-MBS
1:00-Cedric Foster, News-MBS
1:15-Melody Lane
1:30-Queen for a Day-MBS
2:0O-UP News - Wilmington News
2:05-Musical Cavalcade
2:15-Vocal Varieties.
2:30-Lady Be Beautiful - MBS
3:00-Erskin Johnson-MBS.
3:15-Johnson Family-MBS
3:30-Music Box
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
TOWNSHIP
WHITE

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MAsoNBoRo TOWNSHIP
WHITE
Atkins, Thos. j., 327-328
Asbury, R. ". Lot SIS Park,
Ddl 6.4
Atkinson, J; n, B A Lot Is
Sunset Hills 49, 22.8
Aycock, R. E., B 2 L IL IS
B%altzager. Lillian K. Lots
Peach Land -----.. 2.8
Barnes, Mrs. H. P, B 50 L
s S Hill 1880 6
Bell, Mrs. Ebert, 1856 A
PIT. Bryan .----. -. IL
Benson. Harvey, PIT. 10 S
Biddle, Hrs. A. B.. 100 a
Banks and Marsh ---..-- 5.4
Biddle, Rev. j. T., is A
BordeauS, E. A.. 5.s4 A -
Borneman. Hrs. C. H.. Sc
A Pt 3 Wilson --..----.. l.S
B9 g E; " y B.. B 4 L 1918 80
Bradshaw, E. c.. B 3 L
Brooks, Rec. Of J. w.. 2.s "'
A Hewlett, Lot Lakeside 4
lie -" w. III
Butler Fm o. NJ 2'4s A Aherns ~ 4
Garter 7 A 1175 a Mont
ford IN
chsdhurn e Lot 4s47
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arrow: =. Nj. "A % "
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Flake. MRS: Anna H. ho' %
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flemlng' lena A"' ~ .
Lakeslde c., ''
breeze -i;. "
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bal ie''
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Pepper, D A FarroW Ok
GEORGE Maiion A'' +,
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side
hayes >. C' 81 10 oun 20 ,
SCI urs E1iz, a cnt To-
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Shoals 100 "A n .,
Banks = MSrsH N 90 4 -
Hew!et1, llis E M'' 90 4.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
MASONBORO TOWNSHIP
NOT LISTED

Angel. J. c.. 6 A PIT Bur- 80,
Avereu, Henry, Lots S Hill 1.e(
Benson, Mrs. Mary E.. Lois
Bethel, W. c. p. Lots 1919 -,
S Viii Hts ---- 1.''
Birmingham. Hrs. j. G., 34f -,
Bostian. j. Frank, 5le-l7 80,
Bryan, S. D., 2 A Martin , .,
Campbell, Colonel, 2 A Smith 1.e(
Cert, Mrs. Bertha Lot S -,
china Hrs: Dr. Archie, 54s- .,
Clayton. W. F.. lso-s1 Lake .,
coker. E. L., 1886 Lake , .,
Cole, Henderson. Jr.. e7-68
Lakeside l.3'
Cresweu. E. F.. 22-2s-3o
Davis, R. B.. 574-75 Lake
Lakeside ia
Eubanks. G.. T.. B AZ L 80
SIS PIX -- ----- 1854
Garvey, Leroy. 2 A PIT Mont
lord III
Caster. Hrs. David. L So
vii Hts 1.3
Gideon. M. B., Lots Sea-
breeze PIX ----:.:------- IA
Golden. E. G., Triangle S -.
Graham. D. E.. 286-87 Lake
side lo'
Griffin, Major w. F., Bldg
on N c Project 1902 29.0
Gruggs. Hrs. H c. 14l-42 90
Lakeside ..---..- l.5
Harrington, j. c., Lots S vii
Harriss. Maggie p. Lo' adj
Rhodes A.o'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Prevatt, Mrs. Tida M. Lot
C: B: --------------. 1888
1ruitt, Hrs. s., Lot c. B. - 2.30
Redford, Mrs. lola F., ct
al, Lots c.. B. -. %. SO
Richter, Hrs. Wilhelmina,
Lot c. B., bal. ---- 1928
Riser. Mrs. Mildred, Lot c.
B. -.1 1866
Richie, A. j.. Lots c. B.,
bal: .--- -- 50. SO
Salesby, Able, Lot c. B. - 1893
Sly, M. A.. Lot C. B. ---. Z SO
Smith, E. C.. ct ux, Lot c.
B.. 1.7s
Switzerland, F. NJ. Lot C.
Stephenson, Mrs. Gladly B., $40
Lot C. B., bal $500 14.09
Strickland. E. F., Lot C. B. 72.45
Ihornburg. J. w., Lot c. B. 11.33
Todd, Hrs. E. j.. Lot c. B.. 2.88
Waddell, c., Lot C. B. $50
Warren. Mrs. Lima S.. Lot c.
B. -----.---- 400
Weaver. Mabel NJ. Lot C. B. 2.88
Weinberg, Earl S.. Lots C. B. 3.74
Woolard. Uldene S., Lots c.
B. 800 1888
Yopp, A. H.. Lot C. B. --- $50
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paw 1882
!nEq pob PATS
vi ~ Pr Bldg. Corp, Lots
a s.:.sIvood / Vic Gdn, Bal. 1921
.,,sii' Mary, Lot Allen -7 1'54
E...s5 Elizabeth, Lot High
E ss;I Hrs, ". P, Lots ~
VIA y Els 9. 4 o. G.. s. A
fs lls: P PIT. 1928 A Black s.11
ES;srourk, B. H.. Lots Bear
a IL VIM. A, 525 -,
s S.ss'' Margaret, / A VII
E:n aa7.s Annie. 5 A Pt NJ E Oh 4.73
Es%s HIS. Joe. is A Futch 3.04
Fss John. Lot Fox Div - 4.66
Fs1jy. Geo. W.. 10 A Pump
E,,rt D. A Bonhem 49,. 2.20
Er ., Joseph P, PIT Sc W
E5 n c. H. & j. E, Lot ~.
Eliiey, Catherine, 5 A
El S.5sy Rachel, / A Gillespie Ia. !
EiFhils, E. NJ. B 10 L 8
Fs sfis'S Mrs. Carrie. Is A 10
lit Bishop, Is A IL Int
Hines Spring Neck, Bal - $40
Herring, T. H. Lot Green
y,od ..-- lis
EnaS, M K, 4l-42 Fox -. 1.24
Eolsy. Hrs, Cornelia' rs A
bod 1i-- Quincy P, 1884 sum
ll 5;i il Lula i, B., Pt Fm Sc
VT PIX ----- 1.6C
Hubband, H J.. Lot Green
wood Observation-Disclosures lie
jackson, ]. c.. Lots Allen - $40
Jacobs, J. N, % Fernside - 1.1s
James John, Lot McCumber 1.6C
johnson, Elias j., % Idlewild 2.2C
Johnson Estelena, Lot Sea-
gate observation-disclosures. SIC
johnson, Marzella D.. / A
Rock Rd ---..--....- 1.54
Zones, Margaret. 2.3 A Allen &C
Poyner, j. E., Lot 800 Audi
bon Observation-Disclosures 6.1(
Feith, N. 7. L. Ira, 1t Gid
con Hts. --....---.. 1.4s
kirkland, Louise B., L F
Wri Bch --.. 5.5(
Knight, Cora B.. Lots High
wood ---..-..-e.. 2.2t
knights Of Gideon E. vii.
Lodge, Lots Gideons Hts, E
VII 7.7s
tand, Ellen, Lot E. Mercer IA
lawson, Geo. 2.0 A Harris 3.3;
Zee, +; F., 3 A Elm Grove
Lot N Pl 2,of
[%9suwenberg, Otto. 1882 A
P0zolt, Bal, ----.- 1885,
[egis, E C. Lot M Pl 800. ia:
FeES' Richard L., 222 425
lotion, Frances, 5 A Lotion Is
FGl'on, Geo. H., II A School
n :-- - 81
to.ton, Maggie, Lot Vic Gdn ii;
Fol,on, Mary A.. l A Adj En-
Planning, H. M. Lot 9 Sea
F'lrshOurn, Harry, i A Brad '
E;aso3 E. T. Lot W M Pl Isl
NTySeeiaman. H. B., B ID L
y s mo -- 3.1(
E1 ..saa 7. E, l6.5 A Key
Fs sa Hrs. Halsey. SGT A
Er9sris Plan Bank, Lot W Bch 3.7i
's soU5 Chas l.. Lot Mont
FNs'gley, Hrs. Chas. W., 1875
F' ra = = sallie, Lots High
Ac5rtay Willie 5 A Elm ''
NIOr1ssIEle ----..--.. 2.5l
MNccSSisll, Susan, 1t Allen $500 is.
nanny Hrs. Anthony. Is
N 3; lanmy, S, D., Lot 100 x
s'SS9 y Mrs. Lille. Lot W -'''
''iNs VT t., Paschal, Boat H
Nixon Annie, Lot Fox Div IL IL
nv yiro,, John D., Sir. 9 A Pt
' T9fc,, Marley, ST., 7-8 A
NiyoN $780,. .- 1.3
N 'iSo,' Enlekie, 8 A Gillespie - 4.3
Norc-,,.h ruth L., B SOL L E. Ia
Frasuossi; c. E., Lot Adj
psra 1G y 1.3
p ssTs y y n. Lots W PIX Hts 1.9
iL Il VIE e: B., Lot A 10
Epvassson, Hrs, Fannie, 5 A
'5 e,a. Ursula B., Lot High A''
perrsa' * 1.3
pot tse' r; l., PIT 10 odgen 40
Div Hunlce K. Lots Fox
iFf D4ai. Jane. l.25 A PIT
ssass:, N. ;. " Wri Bch 81 S.
R0gs..'' 4. & W. D.. 3 A
'I Esfs Wilson R., Lot Sea
MI N b Knights Lodge, Lot 10
Pines1F W James H.. B 81
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At VvIough, Irene A., Lot
g IL
v VIZ =. s. E, Lot 1o8-lO9
-..--..-.. 49,
parq' c; E., 5 A Pt Mason T.;
Issmalso' H, K, AS A Will
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S%easa4sa, Hrs. G. A.. Lot 1874
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