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League Standing
WOmen's Division

The Daisies broke their first-place
tie with the Pansies last Wednesday
night when they won all three games
from the Jonquils, to take undisput-
ed possession of the top spot, leaving
the Pansies one game behind them.
The Daisies also had the team high
three-game set (1505), but the sixth
place Carnations had the team high
single game (518).
Gladys Leatherman, of the Iris,
captured both individual honors,
with her single game of 1870 and
three-game set of 1913.
Other High Scores
M. Bonebrake, 1913, 104-319; M.
DIETRICH, 40, 108-3l0; NJ Hartman,
100, 105-310; C. Price, 114-309; ".
Warner, 122-3O9; Goldie Leatherman,
l04-3O1; R. Stoddard, 1873; M. Cow
den, ITO; A. Fouke, 100; T. Spessard,
108; M. Harshman, LOT, 100; R.
Hause, LOG, 101; L. Bare, LOG; ".
Rohrer, 106; E. Causher, 1O6; v. Cos
sard, 106; E. Hause, 1O5; z. Hoover,
los; M. Snyder, los; M. Kriz, los;
M. Schilling, los; E. mclaughlin,
I04; I. Irby, 104; M. McClain, 1903; v.
Pearson, 1903; F. Couchman, 102; v.
Patterson, l02; r. Bowman, 102; M.
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of Smith Oil, had the high single
game (146). Double strikes were
made by Bowman, E. Knode, E.
Crawford and v. Krouse.
The 1885 Glass
Cromer's Grocery-A. Harper, 100,
125-35O; Weaver, 12O-322; Cromer,
l19, 128-36O.
Kendall Oilers-Kendle, 324; Haw-
baker, 124, 134-369; Gaylor, 118;
Cunningham, 1l8, lis 1886; Deav-
ers 122-326
Rutherford Amoco Station-Pen-
toney, 1881; Palladino, 1913, 100
355; E. Harper, 1872, 116, 1896;
Krotzer, 1884.
Rinehart Sunoco Service - Joe
Rinehart, 12O-319; Krouse, 141-322;
Kiser, 316; Jake Rinehart, 1872, 12l-
BAT.
Swiss Cottage = Hildebrand, 143-
357; Shriver, lit, 124, 143-384; Har-
baugh, 121, 1851; Gross, lis, lis,
132-362.
F. Goodrich-Cook, 122, l17-344;
Elliott, 1882; Lighter, 12O-323.
Economy Market - Brooks, lit,
1888; Bradley, ST., 100.
Smith Oil Co.-Bowman, 146-320;
Knode, 142-339; Lum, 1898.
French s-Middlekauff, 138-
351; J. O'Brien, 126-334; Limburg,
121, 1864
American News-E. Miller, 317; j.
Lowman, 120-316.
EnoUro CfnnISnm
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27
League Standing
MAJOR LEAGUE

Economy Market, by winning all
games from Potomac Diner, went
into tie with Cromer's Grocery for
second place, three games behind the
league leaders. w. Snyder, of Econ
omy Market, set a new high single
for the year with a 1872 game, get
ting 4 consecutive strikes in the
game. He also copied the high set
for the night with All. Sayles, of
Corner Tavern, Harshman, of Fair
child, and w. Snyder, of Economy
Market, tied for marks with IA.
Barnes, of Potomac Diner, had the
only double strike of the night. Fair
child, with 629, and North American
Cement, with 627, had the high sin
gle games, while Economy Market
had high total of 1,771.
High Scores
Fairchild-Harshman, 1873, 126-384;
Klimek, 345; Bowers, 133-351; Hack
man, $40; Kendle, 346.
French BARRIERS - Barnhart, 1856
1872.
Corner Tavern-Sayles, 130-364;
Knicely, 1877; Rock, 1873, 129-379; Hell
ger, 130-349.
Alhambra Cafe-Showe, 134-348;
Black, IA, 128-375.
Cromers Grocery-Kephart, 343;
Williams, 126-331; Frush, 1882;
Carbaugh, 125-337.
High st. Mkt.-Copenhaver, 342;
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High Scores
League Standing
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday. Feb. 19l


Cromer's Grocery took over the
lead last Wednesday night, when
they won three games from Amer
lean News. Kendall Oilers dropped
back into second place, one game
behind the grocers. Rutherford Amo-
co broke their birthplace tie with
Rinehart Sunoco and are now in
sole possession of that spot.
Swiss Cottage in taking both the
team high scores, made a new single
game record for the league, when
they rolled up a single game score of
62l. Their three-game total was
1713. A Swiss Cottage bowler, A.
Shriver, also figured in the individ-
ual high scores, when he rolled a
three-game set of 1874 R. Bowman,
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The 100 Or Over Glass

L. Barr, 114-31O; V. Dean, ia; J.
Zimmerman, 113; V. Wilhide, 113; M.
Yeakle, 1l1-3O3; E. Byers, ITO; M.
Rohrer, 10000; K. Mowen, ITO; D.
Schlotterbeck, lO7; N. Myers, 1O6;
A. Munson, 1O6; C. Foltz, 1903; N.
Musey, 1903; M. Grouse, 101; R.
Charlton, 1O1; T. Brengle, 101; H.
Huber, 102; M. Healey, 100; A. Spes-
sard, 100; L. Kershner, 100; K
Smith, 100.
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Drenner, 127-35l.
Potomac Diner = Lowman, 339;
Barnes, 129-359; Shove, 1874; Fid-
dler, 138-345.
Smith Oil-Smith, 134-33O; Per-
rott, 1877; Frizzell, 1874.
Economy Market-R. Snyder, 1888;
W. Snyder, 182-411; Fahrney, 49,
367; Wolfe, $780,
North Am. -Hildabrand,
$50; Macy, 135-346; Gallagher, 1856
BAT; Mcdonald, 131-370; Palladino,
1880.
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League Standing
ROTARY CLUB LEAGUE

The Fourth Fifth ended on Mon
day night. with the Rims winning
out by one game over the Wheels.
The Axles wound up in third place,
one game behind the Wheels.
Geary Porter was the high man,
with a single game of 131 and three
game set of 327. The Rims took the
team honors, with a single game of
SIS and three-game set of 1866.
300 Or Better Glass
Porter, 327; frey, $40; Ellinger,
3O6; Fultz, 3O2; Griffith, 300
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League Standing
ELKS LADIES LEAGUE
"wednesday, Feb. 19)

January won three games from
April last Wednesday night, to jump
into a tie for first place with No
vember. September, dropped back
into third place when they could
only win one of their three games 1t
remained for December, however, to
take all team honors, with single
game of SIG and three-game set of
l419.
L. Barr had the high individual
three game set (310) and she also
tied with V. Dean for the high single
game when both girls had a score of
ia
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
BY Doug Stewart

164, l38-458; Bert Delosier, 1S1; Joe
Roman, 1874; Crider, 151-354; Billy
Sayles, Jr., 158, 126, 187-47l; Hen
ninger, 141.
Helmets-Rodney Wolf, 1853, 1852,
128-453; Jack Zinkand, 141, 133-S87;
Blair Nichols, 1874, l31-353; o. Stot-
telmyer, 351.
Axles-Harry Feigley, 1872; Floyd
Hightman, 1913.
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League Standing

PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE
The Pearls, who won three games
from the Amethysts on Friday night,
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Dively, 102; A. Messersmith, 101; M.
Routzahn, l0l; E. Harbaugh, 10l; N.
Musey, 10l; r. Moser, 101; L. Kid
well, 100; B. Bonebrake, 100; B. War
renfeltz, 100.
League Standing
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The 12O-32O club

Trinity-Nally, 1913; DOC" Car
baugh, 341; pete" Harshman, 1913;
Franklin R. Miller, 122, 1873, 348;
Frank Mcdonald, 1913; John Minnich,
1896.
st. John'S-Harold Williams, 1913;
Dick Weaver, 1889; Glenn Couch
man, 1875; "Chic" Day, 1913; Harry
Krotzer, 337.
Baptist-V. Wilson 126-327; Nor
man Hepfer, 142.
Emanuel U. B.-Paul Huffer, 138-
1868; Joe Gossard, 329; Bob Bowman,
l24-338.
Christ Reformed - Shuman, 327;
Holden, 324; Tom Dively, 1913.
st. Mark's-Bill Snyder, 121, 1913,
128-372; Harry Warrenfeltz, 122.
Washington Square-Carl Treag-
er, 322.
Grace U. B.-Harry Hause, 1875;
Tom Fitz, 1876; Hoye Lum, 128-345.
st. PauPs U. B.-Vic Baker, 322;
Joe Bitner, 126-334.
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League Standing
LIONS CLUB LEAGUE

The Paws held on to their one
game lead in the Fourth Quarter,
when they won all three of their
games on Monday night. The sec
ond-place tie between the Skins and
the Ears was broken, however, when
the Skins also won three games
while the Ears could only win one
Fiery had the high single game
(129), but Bentz took the three-game
honors (343).
High Scores
Bentz, 120-343; Fiery, 129-333;
Hess, 124-33O; Roe, 1928; Thomas,
127-3l4; Sellman, 116; Foltz, 113;
Howard, lib.
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ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

The Backs won three games on
Monday night, to go into tie for
the lead with the Eyes who lost
one of their three games. The Ears
with two wins, pulled up into the
third spot, while the Heads, in a
tie for second place last week, lost
all three of their games to the Backs,
to drop back into a four-way tie
for fourth place.
L. Harbaugh had the high single
game (l60), while c. Harbaugh took
the three-game honors $3.50. Both
team honors went to the Ears, who
had a single game of $50 and a three
game set of 1885.
The 1885 Glass
R. Harbaugh, 124-326; H. Troving-
er, 120-317; D. Fisher, 128 125-345;
J. Matthews, III; E. Ford, 146-356;
C. Carly, 124, 116-33O; w. Nigh, III;
w. Grove, l17-319; L. Colbert, 129-
1923; E. Pryor, l18, 117-335; c. Ba-
sore, 1913; j. Packet, III; l.. Har-
baugh, 16O-372; S. Fisher, 122-320;
I. Kieffer, 118; c. Hildebrand, 144,
1885; F. Crosswhite, 133-35O; T.
Poffenberger, 800; B. Yeakle, 49,
321; A. Perham, 119; c. Coyle, 800
800; C. Mobley, 1914, 12O-358; H. Cum
bingham, 122-334; DR.. Grove, 128-
1913; B. Basore, 1913, 116-334; H. Civ
ems, 1884; j. Thompson, 1913, u.s.
1877; j. Hildebrand, 1925; L. Lush
baugh, 139-335; I. Snyder, lis; R.
Gallagher, 122-3l8; w. Bonner, 14O,
116-354; H. Ray, 100; B. Moss, 322;
C. Fisher, 1872, 343; E. Harbaugh,
116-337; R. Morganthall, 116; G. Mu-
sey, 118; V. Nichols, 121, 1887.
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League Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Mems Division
(Tuesday, Feb. 18)

Last week Trinity went way out
front in the race for second half hon
ors when they won three from Eman-
uel U. B., while Baptist lost three
to Christ Reformed. st. Johns
moved into second spot by virtue of
their three wins over st. Marks. The
rest of the teams remain just about
the same, with everyone trying to
keep out of the cellar.
Individual honors for the evening
went to John Minnich, of Trinity,
when he had a single game of l48,
but Bill Snyder, of st. Marks, put
three consistent games together for
high three game total of 372. Trim
ity took all honors in the team Sec
ton when they put up single game
of 593 and a three-game total of
1750.
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League Standing

Continued on Page 100
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Mrs. Lille Hester
Selected For Honor
In Ranking Service

ELIZABETHTOWN - Nov. 20.
Mrs. Lille L. Hester, Home
Demonstration agent for bladen
county, has been selected as one
of the thirty-nine Home Demon
stration agents from twenty-six
states to be awarded a certifi-
cate of recognition for outstand-
ing service to rural home life.
The certificates will be pre-
sented in Chicago, December 4.
at luncheon at which the
thirty-nine agents will be guests
of honor.
Mrs. Hester has been in home
demonstration work since 1921.
She served in Columbus county
two years and since 1923 has
been Home Demonstration agent
for Bladen county. She earned
national attention for he: sue
cessful organization of the neigh
borhood leader system.
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License Plates
Go On Sale Here
Monday At CMC

New 1948 North carolina Ii
cense plates will be placed on
sale tomorrow in Wilmington
and New Hanover county by the
Carolina Motor club at its offices
in the Cape Fear hotel building,
Miss Minnie Payne, office
manager announced yesterday.
Motorists are to receive two
plates for each automobile this
year as was customary before
the war. During the war years
only one license per car was
sold.
In order to take care of DUR
chasers of for hire and taxicab
licenses and related matters
during December and January,
]. A. Lennon, state Inspector
will be in Wilmington office of
the motor club each Wednesday
ant Saturday mornings from 9
O'Clock until noon for the noxt
two months according to Miss
Payne.
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$50 Legal.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of judgment Of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in a proceeding entitled City o1
Wilmington ct al, against Mary Brown
and husband - Brown, ct al, the
undersigned Commissioner will on Fri
day, December 49, 1947 at 1900 noon al
the Court House door of New Hanover
County offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash subject to confirmation by
the Court, the following described
property in the City of Wilmington,
North Carolina.
BEGINNING at the southeastern in
tersection of Tenth and Dawson Streets;
running thence southwardly in the
eastern line of Tenth Street Sixty-six
(66) feet; thence eastwardly and para1-
lei with Dawson Street Thirty-three 1887
IT,; thence northwardly and parallel with
Tenth Street Sixty-six 1861 feet to the
southern. line of Dawson Street; thence
westwardly in the southern line of Daw-
son Street thirty-three (33) feet to the
point of BEGINNING, same being part
Of Lot 1, Block 40, according to the Of
ficial Wilmington plan and being the
same land conveyed in deed recorded
in Book 80, page 359 in the New Han
over County Registry.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit ten Q09e) per cent of his bid
with the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this 10th day of No
vember, 1947
Wallace c. Murchison
Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Under and by virtue of judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in proceeding entitled City of
Wilmington, ct al, against John L.
broWnrlgg and wife, Hazel L. Brownrigp
ct al, the undersigned Commissioner will
on Friday. December 10 1947 at 1900
noon at the Court House door OF New
Hanover County offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash subject to con-
1lrmatlon by the Court, the following
described property in the City of VIII
mlngton, North Carolina:
BEGINNING at point in the western
line of Eighth Street sixty-six 1857 feet
northwardly from its intersection with
the northern line of Wright Street; run
nlng thence northwardly in the western
line OF Eighth Street thirty-three 1887
feet. thence westwardly and parallel
win Wright Street one hundred sixty
i've Q65) feet; thence southwardly and
parallel with Eighth Street thirty-three
1892 feet; thence eastwardly and parallel
With Wright Street one hundred sixty
five d65) feet to the point of BEGIN
MING, same being part of Lot in
BLOCK 81, according to the official Will
mlngton plan.
The successful bidder will be required
20 deposi: ten Q0%o) per cent of his bid
WIN the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this 18th day of
November. 1947.
Wallace c. Murchison
C0mmisSioner
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


Under and by virtue of a Judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
E1ounty 1,s3ly in a proceeding entitled City OF
wilmington, ct al, against Samuel B.
sanders and wife, Blanche B Sanders ct
al, the undersigned Commissioner wiz on
sIloay' December 10, 1947 at 1900 noon
a. lhe Court House door OF New Han
oyer county offer for sale to the highest
plooer tor cash subject to confirmation
Dy Inc Court, the following described
properly In the City of Wilmington,
North Carolina:
u. bEGlNNlNG at point In the northern
me g. Wright Street one hundred thirty
Two ti32) feet westwardly from its in
M 1ersectlon with the western line Of
aweiith Street; running thence west
@ardiy in the northern line of Wright
otreet thirty-three (33) feet; thence
nnorthwardly and parallel with Twelfth
otreet ore hundred 100) feet; thence
eastwardly and parallel with Wright
street thirty-three (33) feet; thence
southwardly and parallel with Twelfth
street one hundred (1O0) feet, to the
point of BEGINNING, same being part
OF Lots end in Block Al, according
10 the official Wilmington plan and being
same land conveyed in deed recorded in
1ook u page 60, in the New Hanover
County Registry.
Inc successful bidder will be required
10 deposit ten Q0eo) per cent of his bid
win the Commissioner.
oated and posted this 18TH day of No
vembeF 1s47.
Wallace e. Murchison
5aa sd ~ Commissioner
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COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-P)-
Prices tumbled sharply in ex-
tremely heavy trading in cotton
futures today.
Prices at times fell more than
$3.50 a bale. Heavy liquidation
was apparent in the nearby De-
cember contract. Part of the pro-
fit taking was also attributed to
the recent sharp rises and trad
ers believed that the market was
due for technical correction.
Futures closed so cents to $2.85
a bale lower than the previous
close.
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COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County, made in a civil action therein
pending entitled city of Wilmington,
N. c. ct al. VS.. Walter Wheeler and
wife, ct all, and signed by the Clerk
of the Superior Court; and under and
by virtue of an order of resale upon an
advance bid made to the Clerk of the
Superior Court of New Hanover County,
the undersigned Commissioner will, on
the 9th. day of December l947, at IL
o'clock Noon, at the courthouse door of
New Hanover County, offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash. upon an open
ing bid of $275. 90, subject to confirma-
ton Of The court, and subject to all
taxes for the years 1916 and 1e47, and
also to all street and sidewalk assess
ments, if any, al; that certain lot or
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RY H. A. STALLINGS

KENANSVlLLE- In Duplin
county you find highly gratify-
ing determination to overcome
the crisis precipitated by the
reduction in tobacco acreage
and the urgent need for wider
diversification of farm income
Within the past week there was
held meeting of more than
sixty-five business men at which
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29-(R
futures advanced to new
seasonal high on some months
early today but later reacted
downward under weekend long
realizing and some hedge-sell-
ing.
Closing prices were steady 80
cents to $3.50 bale lower.
Middling 1916 inch spot cotton
closed at 35.15 cents a pound, a
decline of $2.75 bale.
Local spot sales amounted to
1,441 bales.
Dec 1910 ae.1o 1882 s5.57b
Mch 36.18 36.18 1886 1851
May $3.50 $3.50 1881 35.35
Oct 3140 31.40 31.00 31.29
Bid.
Spot cotton closed here steady
2.75 a bale lower. Sales 1441;
low middling 5000; middling
35-15; good middling 1855;
receipts 1886; stock 129,939.
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JEWELS COME FROM TREES

SAN FRANCISCO WR An
Australian doctor has presented
the San Francisco Academy of
Science with a collection of
jewels he took from trees. The
yellow, blue and green jewels
are eucalyptus-loving beetles -
tabled Jewel beetles" by ento-
mologists.
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manent pasturage two and a
half acres of ladino clover, cr-
chard grass, lespedea, red top;
interplanted legumes; forty
acres of small grain as tempo
rary pasturage. It harvested 8
acres of wheat. 1t has not bought
any hay in fifteen years. It has
1873 acres of tobacco and 9 acres
of cotton. It uses the three-year
rotation plan for crops. It has
q acres of timbered land and
cuts no trees under twelve
inches in diameter. Gerald Sim
mons, a son, has as his All Club
project a Guernsey heifer and
calf and one acre of hybrid corn
with a yield of 87.4 bushels.
Duplin county has sixteen 4
H clubs with a membership of
1872 boys and 624 girls. These
cl6ubs meet monthly in the
SCuOO1S.
The agricultural leaders are
L. F. Weeks, agricultural agent,
Vernon Reynolds, assistant
agricultural agent; Miss Hilda
Clontz, Home Demonstration
agent; Miss Alta Lawson,
assistant Home Demonstra alton;
agent; George Penny, Soil Con-
servation Agent; Ralph Miller.
Forest Warden; Claud TAYLOR,
Negro agricultural agent; Mabel
Blackmoor, Negro Home Dem
onstration agent. The county al
so has eight agricultural teach
ers j. H. Dotson, T. M. Fields,
M. F. Bostick, c. E. Pope, R.
F. Watkins, P. c. Shaw, w Il
Hubbard, M R. Tuttle.
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TOTAL STOCKS SALES
REPORT

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-(AP)-
The New York stock exchange
announced today sales in Novem-
ber totaled 16,370,922 shares, COM
pared with 28,634,629 in October
and 23,819,359 in November 1916.
par value, against $105, 100000 in
October and $95 127, 500 in Nov
ember, 1916,
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l80-

parcel of land situate. lying and being
in the City of Wilmington County of
New Hanover, and State of North Caro-
lima, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit -
BEGINNING in the eastern dine Of
Fourth Street at a point 148 feet north
wardly from the northern line of Church
Street, and running thence Eorthwardly
with the said eastern line of Fourth
Street Sc feet, thence eas:WarGly paral-
lei with Church Street 165 feet, thence
southwardly parau with Fourth Street
so feet, thence westwardly parallel with
Church Street 1865 feet to the beginning
on Fourth Street. the same being a part
of the western end of lot 4, in Block
103, according to the official plan of the
City of Wilmington N. c.
Dated and posted this 21st. day OF No
vember, 1947.
G. c. McINTIRE. Commissioner.
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ANGLERS HAUL MIXED UP

INDIANAPOLIS U.D Leonard
Bram1 er went fishing for bass at
might. He caught a 15-inch one
and then landed another catch
a hoot owl with a wing spread
of nearly As inches.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

GS1 A1E
Under end by virtue of a judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in a proceeding entitled City
OF wilmington, ct al, against Mamie
Nixon and husband, Nixon. ct al.
the undersigned Commissioner will on
Friday. December 19, l947 at 1900 noon
at the Court House door of New Ham
over Couny offer for sale to the high.
est bidder for cash subject to confirma-
t1on by the Court the following describ-
ed property in the City of Wilmington.
North Carolina:
BEGINNING at a point in the southern
line OF Dawson Street One Hundred
forty-nine Q49) feet westwardly from
its intersection with the western line
OF Ninth Street; running thence west
Wardly in the southern line of Dawson
Street Thirty-three 1887 feet; thence
soufhwardly and parallel with Ninth
street slxty-six 1867 feet; thence east
Wardly and parallel with Dawson Street
Ihlrty-fhree 1887 feet; thence north
wardly and parallel with Ninth Street
Slxty-six 1867 feet to the point of BE-
GINNING, same being part of lot /, in
BLOCK D-8, according to the official Will
mington plan and being the same land
conveyed in deed recorded in Book 9,
page 597 and page soc, in the New Han
over County Registry.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit ten u09o) per cent of his bid
with the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this 10th day of No
vember, 1947.
Wallace c. Murchison
Commissioners
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-30
Taken From Life

the problem was discussed by
outstanding State specialists.
Out Of this meeting came a COM
mettee OF nine, composed of L..
P. Wells, L. W. Outlaw E. V
Vestal, Joe Sloan W. G. Jones,
J. H. Dcdson, L. F. Weeks, John
Skies, Gene Thompson, and
Garland King. This committee
is holding series of sixteen
meetings that will cover every
high school district and commu-
nifty in the county and will carry
to all the farmers the recon-
mendations for the solution of
the agricultural urgencies. T hus
before January l the farmers
of Duplin county will be fully
informed in regard to diversifi-
cation.