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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
STILL TOO LITTLE
AND TOO LATE .

To some degree, our attack" on
law enforcement in Columbus County
has been challenged by our good
friends who write editorials for an
other Columbus newspaper.
This exchange OF editorial blows
results from one of ours entitled Too
Little and 100 Late" two weeks ago
III which we pointed out the failure
OF officers to apprehend one Pete
Stric kland the unSolved status of the
cab driver case, Ebert Lewis death
and the Negro Ill the Gapway swamp.
The general tone OF the rebuttal
was one expressing satisfaction with
the quality OF the law enforcement,
and lntlmating that the number OF
such officers was insufficient and
that the public was failing to coop
crate. These factors, they say, keep
the cases hanging in the balance.
Objection is also made to our ref
erence to these cases as murders"
Only the cab driver case, they say,
has been definitely labeled murder"
Tn others, "homicides" that, they say,
might be either murder, accident, or
self inflicted deaths.
In the first place, there's a narrow
line between murder" and "homi-
eide" Webster says that homicide is
the killing of one person by an
other That's good enough for us
and whether the Gapway Negro was
murdered" or died at the hands of
parties unknown, the killer should be
punished. The same goes for the Ell
bert Lewis case.
If officers still don't know whether
these cases were accidents, suicides or
homicides, then they may never know.
And if muraer it was, then the gu:..r
parties will probably forever enjoy
freedom. Thus, if murder it was, Co.
lumbus County has two perfect crimes
committed or else there's some effort
or "quality' lacking somewhere.
Obviously the public cooperative
ness should be forthcoming in each
OF these cases but with or without it.
officers have the reSponSlDInty OF
catching the criminals. Few public
citizens are gong TO take it upon
themselves to track down the crImi-
mails. II every homicide waited for The
public TO come forward Win me So
luton, there would be lIpLle need IL.
tuIiy-Statted sheriff 5 departments.
In the fete strickland case par
ucularly, man who Is obviously
dangerous, continues to evade officers
and 1t Is not unlikely that some one
else will be pounced upon with MUIR
der his motive if he stays on the loose.
lie has been practically in the grasp
OF officers before, according TO re-
ports, only to slip away and escape.
Whether Columbus has one member
of the sheriff's department or 100, it
seems to Us that he should be sought
continuously until he is brought to
justice. Serving civil papers, and vari-
Gus other minor functions should wait.
In all three of these cases, obvious
ly nothing but label of failure &c
appropriate at this moment Whether
you are picking up peanuts or solving
crimes, no onS likes to fail. Perhaps
no sheriff'S department anywhere
would have done any better That's
matter of conjecture. But we still
firmly believe that as long as perfect
crimes exist in Columbus, we can
expect greater disregard for life,
law and order.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
HIS WILLINGNESS REACHES OUT

noted during the Civilian Christmas party that
Ken "Sharecropper" Lowell who does stint over
WTAB goes out of his way to be helpful.
lie has entertained at various civic functions
Sorie' that caused him to incur expenses He did IL
Just to be obliging.
for one appreciate his willingness to be of service
And his performances entertaining.
In London the holiday passed with half
the people looking to Santa Claus and the other half
looking to Uncle Sam.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
JUST FOR THE MOMENT

The two fishermen were caught in the midst II
terrible storm.
Lord, if you'll Just let get to land, I'll give
you half of everything | have walled the rich man
as spashed the side of the boat The church
worker remained silent, confident they would reach
safety.
As the winds Gained and the fishermen dragged
the boat out on the beach, the two men went thir
separate ways.
few weeks later they met again.
WELL | haven't noticed where you kept your
promise to give half of your belongings to the lord"
commented the church worker
We'll, made Him better DEAL said the rich
Yeah. What was that?'
well, told Him that if he caught me out
there again Id give him everything Snorted the rich
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
HE WAS LATE FOR SCHOOL

me youngster was late for his classes and the
teacher demanded an explanation
WELL" he started, last night Ma woke up Pa
and told him she heard someone down at the chicken
house: So Pa, who don't wear clothes when he goes
to bed, got up, got his shotgun and walked out into
the yard AS he stood there with the gun cooked our
old dog walked up behind him and nudged him with
his cold nose And we've been cleaning chickens ever
since them -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
BUSINESS GROWTH

Columbus County, along with al
most all of Eastern North Carolina,
has witnessed phenomenal business
growth during the past seven years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

So la ASaS&SM
FRUsTRATIoN: Clemson Alumnus Jack McGousan
those Caronans watching the Orange Bowl football game
in Miami New When the half time showed
Colorado Clemson bet Jack detected individual
But he probably considerably the last half when
81 Clemson desnite al, the criticism of the ACC repre-
sentative did fine job for the Atlantic Coast Conference even
in losing.
BOWL GAMES: my friends Troy McPher
wTAB Jerry Honeycut of WENC
to offended but would like of the local
stations Bowl broadcast each There
awful lot of local folks who couldn't work to watch the
game on T who wanted to listen to the radio report OF the bout
who Just couldn't hear because all the hundreds of stations
carrying the miles and miles Our
haps slower than some others in the CaroS IN getting worke'
athletic But the number enthusiasts
growing by leaps and bounds every year
VIOLENCE: Seldom Tribune
last week Shootngs Standings dynaing, fighting
and made the of the have
often wondered why Christmas New
Years to get drunk and squabbe with folks Seems like about
the most inappropriate time of all
vELDA KAY: My old baby about the
few months she simply foot
wasn't going to sleep in her bed any more and since that
time she has been snooznG with her Mommy her Daddy
every night and simply pitches fit when put her in
her bed In weeks. when l
getting her to sleep she roundsnp big armfu of chill
drens books and climbs lap and Daddy read.
Well thai don't particularly object hut
nights reading So md her
much she puts the books Daddy
sing Now that's something to behold because
lick But she always
time singing around the house has all the mice
SPECIAL REQUEST: a days ago received letter
from young fellow on the chain gang He said he missing
The Tribune something awful and
from this Just
don't have the funds with which subscribe
clate complimentary a months.
request we have received and help
MN on the list In addition,
story about Life On The Gang He might not
do 1t but If he would it would least report.
About year Al Harrison and cooked a
II the other of cond gang week
and IN State PenltCnlay
stories OF those institutions But
Governors office with
way They Just wouldn't along sentenced
peacefully We decided committing to get the
story Now maybe complimentary subscriber TO
d bit
JACKS Been mighty healthy Of big lacks at
Lake Tabor IN that
any other variety don't think ctng these fresh
water spanish akera that's what they me-
1t sure Is fun wrestling them the bushes.
RETALIATION: Tax listing has again
Ii always makes remember that 4
" that needed complete retaliation,
bus. Yet we can thoroughly understand 4
OF commissioners is reluctant make
probably mean reelection But
later the revauation equity
In tax listing is to be attained.
PRISEWORTHY: got pat the Horny Ban,,s, Nins
ers on the back little in curtang the use NJ
billboard near Myrtle Beach calling narcotic eff
ect OF beer wine and whey Of the big
distIe are quite disturbed apparently the
drinkers aren't worried ALL keep right more
and more Many times more than
all the funds contributed o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09

At the outbreak of the Mexi-
can War, about rs percent Of
the U. S. Marines were on sea
duty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-09
NEW YEAR STARTS WITH BANG

Judge Raymond B. Mallard probably hopes the
remainder of 1897 won't be eventful as the first
day
His daughter Ann Elizabeth raped the curb too
sharply with the and burst tire. Then the Judge
found a hole IN the tank of his all the gas
had returned to the ground.
1t was probably the new years way of reminding
the udpe that everyone has little tough luck on3
In while. That way he will continue to have patience
and understanding of the tough luck causing some
wind up in his court.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
FOR sALE-BICYCLES

24-INCH boys Murray bicycle, good
condition. RE 1-5291.
GIRLS 26-inch, good condition, SIS.
w. 1-98l7.
FRENCH racer bicycle. $40. ". 6-O49O
GIRLS Roadmaster, 2O-inch. $40, Call
RE. 1-O71l.
BICYCLE, girls 26-inch, So; ladies'
white roller skates, pair size 5Ia
and 8la; 9xl2 wool rug $5; portable
mangle, $40. GL. 1-3494.
GIRLS' 2O-inch Roadmaster. ~. l-O993
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
TRAILERS

TRAILER. 81 it.. cottage type, many
extras, permanent lot: family grow
ing, must sell. VIII. $500.
PONTIAC Chief mobile home, all mod
ern features, "a #, all aluminium.
AL, reasonable. w. 6-162l after s,
all day Saturday and Sunday.
UTILITY trailer, S22. w. 1-67O4.
BENDER. 10 IT., sleeps 4, fully equip
ped, painted in 1856 very clean, $3.50
RE 1-4565.
SPARTAN Imperial Mansion, all alum
mum mobile home, new patio avn
ing, located at II Bristol rd., Euclid
Beach Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
Community Employment Services
TWO EUCLID LOCATIONS
2ls2o Loke Shore Blvd. = Redwood l-sl0o
EucLID.RICHMoND CENTER ARCADE - RE. 27lls
25s25 Euclid Avenue Euclid. Ohio
NJ r L e

ACCOUNTANT. excellent position
for mon under 81 years. systems
and procedures. good industrial cost
exp. ......... So-oo-DSoOo
GENERAL SALES MANAGER. eXecu-
tive position for outstanding man 50
yeors and Up. supervise soles, ex-
port soles and advertising Teio-
cote no fee .... ........... OPEN
SALES ENGINEER. mature man with
good contacts in oigcrUwt fEome
MFG. industry, excellent potential
edrninos. nuvel ....... $500 up
DESIGNER. college not required If
exp. in speed equipment no fee
PHYSICIST. BIS. with physics moior,
research ana development work
s4c5-S65o
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. NE,
pre'7rred with some exp. in outo-
mcton ....... ..... S43o-SoSU
AUDITOR. young man with ven
to t-ovel. relocate. some college end
real exo, prefsrged S50o-S60O
SALESMAN. excellent position for
man with wholesale and industriol
contucts In electrical field S500-S600
WRITER, stotf ossistont for house
orcon. journolism degree. newspaper
exp. ...... ........--.. jSoOO up
PROCESS ENGINEER, Me. or GOOD
exp. background in furnaces $500
QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER.
retollurgicGl degree desired, estub-
ish improved methods for mfg.
operouors .......... S4S0-S525
ESTIMATOR, IGison position be-
tween soles and enqr. depts.. some
enor. educotion desired. knowledge
of sheet metal. age 3o-35. no fee
......... =. to $3.50
SALESMAN. industrial m q hine
background and contacts OPEN
TRAFFIC MAN. s YeoIs exp. in all
phases OF notfic. stoH level spot
..... s50o-S550
CRAFTSMAN. layout design and
development, machine shop and
mfg. exp. .......... ........-. $500
JR. ACCOUNTANT. for the June
qrod looking for q bright, secure
future degree, no fee S400-S475
INSTRUCTOR, degree asis mechoni-
col obilitY, troininq to teach outo
deolers latest mechanical changes,
no trovel ..... $3.50 I cor r exp.
TIME STUDY TRAINEE. opportunity
for young mon with shop back
ground ........... S350-S450
SALES PROMOTION. alert, intelli-
gent young man with mechanical
inciinohons. trovel ..............
...........S $3.50 = comm. = exp.
WORKING FOREMAN. turet lathe.
set.up ond inspection exp. End shit
Observation-Disclosures. s425 up
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE. 3 yeor
management training program is
offered to obove1veroqe college |
grads 24-27 yeGrs .... S35o-S375 |
INSURANCE TRAINEE. shorp, ombi- |
tious young man, leads provided, no
lee ..........................O OPEN
IBM TABULATING OPERATOR, /
year ex. in wiring and operation
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 |
SALES TRAINEE, intensive troining
progTom 10 stort q cleon cut young |
mon on q good career ..... $3.50
Nony OF our Employers wi
for well qualified
OFFICE HOURS: $50 Am. 10
INTERVIEWING HOURS: 8 Am. 10 )
CALLS ANSWERED I
nicnmd E. and Marie
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
FOR SALE-CLoTHINg

PRIVATE home has large assortment
of summer dresses, suits, coats.
shoes, etc. sizes 9-11-l2. baby
clothes. furniture. GIL. 1859.
OVERCOAT, brown, gray pin stripe
suit, both size SO, hardly worn. Call
Gil. 1-3203 after 6.
WEDDING gown. size IL, satin and
lace, SIS. RE. 1-2654.
LADIES suit, tan gabardine, size IL,
cost SOS. sell for 500, like new. VIII.
3-3925.
VILLA Angela uniform used / year
plus freshman books, $50. VIII.
2-3l77
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
FOR SALE-APPLIANCES

APEX washer, Al condition. RE.
2-7214
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, z Gu.
f., good running condition: S35. RE.
1-ll62
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13

MUST sell new appliances: Universal
stove, Frigidaire refrigerator. May
tag washer, RCA air conditioner (24
toni. RE. 1880 after ) D. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13

IRONING. $3.50 bushel. beautiful
work, guaranteed shirts speciality;
(you deliver. Call NJ. 1-6O69
DRESSMAKING. complete alterations,
mems and women's clothing, party
dresses. 2O2SO Lindpereh, ". 1-3275.
WILL care for children in my home
days while mother works. RE.
2-Sl86.
WALL washing and paper cleaning
IKE. 1881, call evenings and week
ends.
ALTERATIONS. prompt service, all
work guaranteed, reasonable. RE.
l-6369.
SLIP covers made in your home with
your material, reasonable rates RA.
l-2247.
CHILD care, days, in my home while
mother works. ~. 1888.
MAN with 2 ton dump truck desires
hauling Of any kind. rubbish. ashes,
dirt; garages torn down, basement
and attics cleaned GL. 1884.
BABY sitting, retired registered nurse
Will baby sit in your home, day or
night. RE. 1-7138.
TYPING, general, done in my home
MU. 1886.
IRONING, at your home or mine. ~,
l-O475.
BABY sitting, reliable teenage girl,
references. w. l-0953
RELIABLE teenager desires TO baby
sit while mother works; Eastlake
area. VIII. 2-2497.
PRIVATE tutoring BY an experienced
male educator and administrator of
elementary education in reading.
grades one thru eight; call after
5 D. M PO. 1-4l45.
BABY sitting. week-ends. reliable
woman; references. Gil. 1-O199.
MARY Bingell's curtain laundry, lace,
linen tablecloths. napkins, bed
spreads 842 East 152nd ST. Ii. 1-4O25.
HEDGE trimming done mornings and
week ends. Ii. 1-3343.
CHILD care. my home, private beach,
playground: working or shopping
mothers. w. 1866.
LADIES' alterations; dresses, skirts,
jackets, formals; drapes; in my home
496 East l25th ST. north of St. Clair.
MU. 1854.
SCHOOL day lunch served in Thomas
Jefferson school vicinity; clean home
on school bus line. RE. l-3604
BABY sitter, reliable nigh school girl
w. 1-6764.
MIDDLE age woman will care for
elderly woman in my home. UL.
l-5l36.
RELIABLE teenage girl would like to
baby sit evenings or afternoons. ~.
6-l277.
BOY is wants full or part time job
during summer. ". l-6306,
CARE of children in my home, while
mother works; also take in laundry
HIGH school girl would like baby sit
ting lob. reasonable rates KE
BOY, is. would like either store or
yard work GL. 1851.
RETIRED man wants all kinds OF
work; has own tools. VIII. 3-249O.
PRACTICAL nursing, hours daily, S
days per week, 81 an hour. RE.
1-N55.
GIRL, II, wants summer work of any
kind, (office experlencel. RE. 1-2820
SPRING housecleaning with the home
touch, man and wife team, paper
cleaning, woodwork, wall washing,
also plumbing, carpentry, electrical
repairs, window washing, gutter
work. Please call ". 1850
BABY sitting in my home, any hour,
transportation provided; references.
MU. 1-0485.
TEENAGER, Is, baby sitter for sum-
mer. RE. 1-926l.
RELIABLE business woman would like
child or invalid care. evenings and
week-ends. KE. 1-1198 after $3.50.
LADY with blind mother wants work
at home; addressing envelopes, etc.
UL. l-0662.
GENERAL office work desired by high
school senior; summer or part time.
RE. 1888.
Mwx~ nxM M xw1um
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
Musicoi Instruments

type, complete with case. KE. 1-O063
ORGAN, electric, beautiful mahogany,
Al condition, 500. VIII. 2-l901.
GUITAR, electric Finder StratocastaT
and amplifier, cost $3.50 sacrifice
$295; 5-string banjo, sis. 14607 Wood
worth, PO 1-23l2.
ACCORDION, l20 bass, Italian make,
good condition, $50. KE. l-0786.
SCANDALLI new most beautiful, ac-
Gordon from Italy, l20 bass, Is reg
isters. Ii. 1-4760
BABY grand piano, excellent condi-
ton, action and tone quality, $3.50.
Call ". l-9257.
PIANO teacher, experienced with
children and adults. RE. 1-4442.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-13
r e n a L z

LAB TECHNICIAN. career oppor-
tunity in analytical chemistry lab.
chemistry degree. consider fee
.......................... to 1875
SECRETARY to Plont Dept. Super
visor, fine position in Eu9Nc, good
shorthdrd. 10 fee ....... to $3.50
DICTApHoNE OPERATOR. vuried
duties. s-5, s days. no fee to $3.50
PERSONNEL INTERVIEW. exception
ol opening for Cleveland college
grad with interviewing experience
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to Vice
Pres. hight c0liber Girl years
exp. as secre,ory TO titled executive,
consider fee ........ ....... S325
FOREIGN TRADES SECRETARY,
Spo1i-h q must" ard Itolian pre-
iarred, shorthand or dictaphone. no
Zee ................ s50o-S325
Payroll CLERK. suluried payroll
exp. calculator, no tYping
............. ........ ........ oSSS-ooOO
SECRETARY TO Chief Accountant.
excellent potentd. for sharp girl
some COLLEGE desired. shorthand and
tYping, no fee ............- $500
MEDICAL SECRETARY. inspiring
atmosphere OF reseorch dept. lots OF
public contact. consider fee $500
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. GOOD
opening in cost work .....- $500
F. C. BOOKKEEPER. thorough book.
keeping knowledge desired, vii
iouqhby .............. s280-S300
SECRETARY. for industrial credit
department, consider fee 10 S325
TYPIST. nice sport for mature woman
with own transportation no fee
......-..... S27S-S300
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. attractive position for Reming
ton Rond operator. Euclid l2 fee
paid ........... ..-... S277-S3o3
TYPIST. good typist with liking for
figures will enjoy this job. no fee
............ S26e-S30o
BILLER-TYPIST, fast and accurate.
billing exp. preferred; no fee S20l
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. nice posi-
bility for girl with exp. no Zee SITS
TELETYPE OPERATOR. will troin
good typist. consider fee s26o-s275
GIRL FRIDAY 10 Plant Engineer. no
shorthand, girl with initiative and
flair for figures ..,........ $3.50
CLERK -TYPIST for Soles Dept, 800.
4:3o. no fee ........ ....... to $3.50
AUDIT CLERK. ADEPT with figures
and detail. process dolly reports, no
tYpinq. no fee ........ S240-S260
OFFICE CLERK. mature woman for
voriety of tasks. smell. nice office.
tYpinq. no fee ......-... $3.50 up
CLERK -TYPIST, Engineering dept.
firm will send you to voritype school.
consider fee .. ........... S25l
OPERATOR, troinee
position for young girl with typinq
k n o W g d ge. own transportation
necessary. no fee .... S240-S250
! PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
den and Women.
PM. Monday through Friday
Pm. and Evenings by Appointment
.oUND TIE CLOCK!
" Anderson. Owners
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-11

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerk Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland the 18th day of
December, 1856:
DAISY JONES WEST X
Complainant
VS..
IRENE TRENT
Riverhead, l., l., N. Y.
JOHN WALTER TRENT
Riverhead. L. l., N. "
MARGARET TRENT
Riverhead, L. l., N. Y.
ROBERT LEE TRENT
Riverhead, L. L, N. Y.
MORRIS TRENT
Riverhead, L. L, N. Y.
HORACE TRENT
Riverhead, L. l., N. Y.
ERLINE TRENT
Riverhead, L. T., N, Y.
JUANfTA TRENT
Riverhead, L. l., N. Y.
LEVI TRENT
LEVI TRENT
Riverhead, L. J., N. Y. and Al
| Unknown Parties vino are Oh
may be interested in the subjecr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-11
NOTICE

HOSPITAL: The regular annual
meeting of the membership OF the
Southside Community Hospital
Association will be held in the
Prince Edward County Court
Room in the Town of Farmville
on Tuesday. January %, 1857 at
800 p. m, Among other import
ant matters will be the election
Of members of the board of man
ayers, whose terms are expiring
and to transact all such other
business as may properly come
before the meeting. The meeting
is one of great Importance and all
interested citizens Of Southslde
Virginia are urged to be present.
Regular meeting Of the board Of
managers will be held following
the membership meeting. w C..
Fitzatrick, president; f, A. Smith.
secretary. 1-1l-2F
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-11

IN the clerk OTfice OF the Ut
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on this the 18th
day of December. 1856:
| j. A. ANDERSON, State Highway
Commissioner of Virginia
Complainant
v
OTELIA M. MAYO.
Gainesville. Virginia,
HENRY T. MAYO. NONRESIDENT
4024 Illinois Avenue. N. W.
Washington, D. c.,
ROBERT LEE MAYO, non-resi-
dent.
1886 Edgecombe Ave. Apt. 2-B,
New York 81, New York.
ERNEST Mayo nonresident,
1876 Harrison Street,
Paterson, New Jersey.
Heirs at law of Alex Mayo, de-
ceased, and of they be dead
their heirs, devisees and success
sOrS in title, whose names are
unknown. who are proceeded
against by the general descrip-
ton of PARTIES UNKNOWN"
The object Of tins suit is to OBJ
tain in fee by condemnation pro-
ceedings a parcel of land, and
easement, containing 1928 acres
more or less, land, of which 0.44
acre is included in the existing
right Of way and 079 acre. more
or less. is additional land, in
Cumberland County, Virginia, on
Route 6l6, and folly described in
notice and petition.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, stating that Henry T
Mayo. Robert Lee Mayo and Ern-
est Mayo are non-residents of the
State of Virginia and their ad-
dresses are as mentioned in the
caption hereof, that there are or
may be parties interested in the
subject to be disposed Of in this
suit, whose names are unknown;
Therefore, it Is ordered that the
said Henry 7 Mayo. Robert Lee
Mayo and Ernest Mayo and Par
ties unknown do appear within
ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be nee
essary to protect their interests
in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk.
WILLIAM c. CARTER, p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 12-21-4t