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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
16
The Board of Education will on April 4 1944 at noon offer for sale to the highest cash bidder a two acre tract at the southeast of Shaw and Harrison properties along Ivey Road Halifax. The board may reject all bids. W Matthews secretary to the board.
By order of the Superior Court in the Mae B. Smith guardian case the commissioner will sell about twenty acres in Lincoln Heights Roanoke Rapids Township Halifax County North Carolina on April 5 at 1 30 PM. The property will be offered in lots 1 A through 117 with one half cash and the balance in three notes due four eight and twelve months at 6 percent interest secured by first deed of trust. Sold as part of the Bell and Daniel tracts with several adjoining boundaries listed. Terms announced at sale. J E Knott Jr Commissioner.
Qualified as administratrix of the estate of William HL, detailing legal duties and upcoming proceedings. Public record serves notice to potential creditors and interested parties regarding administration and claims. Further docket items to follow as required by law.
At 10 30 a m on April fifth the remains of the burned Smith Hotel in Roanoke Rapids Halifax County North Carolina will be offered at public auction. The sale includes six parcels on the west side of Roanoke Avenue with detailed lot descriptions and payment terms of one third cash and balance in three equal notes due over three years with six percent interest and security by first deed of trust. The property is part of the John O Smith estate inherited by Mary Ann Smith as sole heir.
The North Carolina Halifax County Superior Court action Buford L. Horne v Velma Harris Horne seeks dissolution of marriage and an absolute divorce on grounds of impotency. Velma Harris Horne must appear at the Clerk of the Superior Court's office to respond or the plaintiff will seek the relief demanded in the complaint. This notice is dated March 1944 and signed by Acting George A. Tess, attorney for the plaintiff.
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