DaHy Reflector, Greenville, M onday, July 24, 1967

Number Of Coses In City Recorders Court

paymMt tt tti* eests. AppmM to tv*

perior Court, bond (50;

0mv N. Branch, Rt. 1, Box 0, Wln-torvlllt, apaodlns, ptead not eullty, var*

Judge Charles H. Whedb^|July 13: ^ IreSSs" d'M.^,w7'fol**Re5^V*id

disposed of the following cases; tergy lalton Cherry, Griffon, speedlna, *1 lV *25 cost deducted;

I j * /-I P^ay*'' ^ ludgnrient continued on pay Fncwn* nairin ot *>

In Municipal Recorder s Court'ment ot the cost;

WANTED!

MEN-WOMEN

from ages 18 and over. Prepare now for U. S. Civil Ser^ ice job openings during the next 12 months.

Government positions pay high starting salaries. They provide much greater secur* ity than private employment and excellent opportunity for advancement. Many positions require little or no specialized education or experience. But to get one of these Jobs, you most pass a test. The competition is keen and in some eases only one out of five pass.

Lincoln Service has helped thousands prepare for these tests every year since 1948. It is one of the largest and oldest privately owned schools of its kind and is not connected with the Government. For FREE booklet on Government Jobs, including list ot positions and salaries, fill out coupon and mail at once TODAY.

You will also get ^ill details mi how you can prepare yourself for these tests.

Dont delay ~ ACT NOW!

LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 17-3B Pekin, Illinois

I am very much interested. Please send me absolutely FREE (1) A list of U. S. (government positions and salaries; (2) Information on how to qualify for a U. S. C^vemment Job.

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Walter Eugene Gaskins, Rt. 2, Grlmes-ad, speeding, prayer for udgment continued on payment of the cost;

Nancy S. Landon, 1309 Forbes St., Illegal parking, continued to;

Windsor Barrett Jr., Negro, <05 Shepherd St., operating under the Influence and Improper mufflers, improper brakes and driving after license revoked, <0 days {all and roads, suspended on condition that he pay for Rescue Squad $10, pay (300 and cost, not operate a motor vehicle for 12 months and not than unless properly licensed to do so;

William Alton Smith, Negro, 1603 Garland, speeding, prayer for judgment con-pey $25 cost deducted;

Louis L. Harper, Negro, Wlntervillc, exceeding safe speed, prayer for judgment of the cost;

Larry Wilson Thompson, Rt. 2, Box 12, Troy, operating under the influence, tender plea of careless and reckless driving, state accepts, pay $25 cost deducted;

Sylvia Reedy Carr, Rt. 1, Box 63, Greenville, making Improper turn, prayer for judgment continued to;

Alpha Wheeler Adcock Jr., 403 larvis St., contributing to delinquency of a minor, tender plea to disorderly conduct, state accepts, pay cost;

Charlie Franklin Beachum, Rt. 3, Box 44-C, Greenville, hit and run driving, no operator's license, called and failed to appear, capias Issued;

Bobby Stanley Simmons, 404 Church St., no operator's license, verdict not I guilty;

Lester Moore, 705 W. Fifth St., fall to stop for stop sign, pay cost;

Judy Bass Taylor, Farmvllle, 'all to yield, prayer for judgment continued on payment of the cost;

Richard Alexander Crathe, Washington, no operator's license, pay cost;

Preston Leroy Green, Negro, Rt. X Greenville, fall to comply with inspection law, pay cost;

Johnnie Bell O'Neal, Negro, 1917 B. Kennedy Circle, no operator's license, hit and run driving, nol prossed;

Herbert Spain, Negro, 610 Pitt St., assault on female, 90 days jail and roads, suspended on condition that he pay for

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$30, pay 125 cost dcducfM, ' ndt motost or threaten Patrlcih Sjtoln;

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harm.

diet not guilty of exceeding stated speed 1 the prayer for

limit. State accepts. Let George Edmund Sampedro,

udgment be continued on the payment f ttw costs;

Vektese,

speeding,* ptoed guilty, tot the prayer tor judgment be continued on payment of the

Euitice Blalock . RObertson, * ISOt E. ty, pay costs;

costs;

Elsie Mills Porter, Simpson, failure to comply with Inspection law, ptoed guil-

Fourth St., fail to stop ,fer stop sign, verdict not guilty; ' *

Dave Carter, Negro, Rt. 3, ffireenviUe, drunk, 30 days laH and roads, ^suspend-

ed on payment of $20 cost deducted;

Edward Langley, Negro, 1606 Rallread St., no license for. piccolo, prayer ' for fudgment continued to;

Lee AAetvin Pettus, Negro, 1304^ Mill SU assault on female, '60 days jail arid roadv suspended on condition tfiet. he pay for Rescue Squ.ad $10, pay. $25 cost deducted, net harm, motost or' threaten Pearl Campbell;

James McKinney AAoye, 1012 W. WrifpitRd., tail to stop .for stop sign, prayer for judgment continued on payment of the cost;

Jimmy Rey Whitehurst, Rt.L Stokes, speeding, prayer for judgment continued on paynnent of the cost; . .

William Lee Cummtogs, Negro, 1113 McLellan St., fall to reduce speed, pay cost; ' f' i ' '

James C. Arrington, Negro, /07 : A Deck St., 'assault with deadly weapon, court transferred this case' to Superior Court along with another case;

Alonza Turner Gray, Rt. 1, Aydan, fell to give proper turn signal before stopoing, prayer for judgnwnt continued, on payment of the cost; . ,

Roy Clifton Jones, White's Traitor Park, fall to see safe move,'prayer for judgment continued on payment ot t h e cost;

Paul Carl Sullivan, Rt. 3. Box, 319, Nashville, fall to stop for stop light, verdict not guilty;

Askew Roy Payton, Negro, Rt. 3, Box 200-A, Greenville, leaving the scene of the accident and failure to report of auto larceny, nol pressed;

Sam Eidrin King, Negro, ISM S. Railroad St., driving after license expired, plead guilty, pay costs;

Leon Carl Boyd, Negro, Rt. 3, Box 373, Grimesland, passing on the right, ptord guilty, pay costs;

Denny Ray Hammll, 110 Ridgeway St., reckless driving, plead not guilty, verdict guilty of making Improper turn, tot the prayer for judgment be continued cn the

DavM Roy Brame, Washington, feiiUre to comply with the inspection *ew, plead guilty, pay costs;

Graham Leg^tt, 1715 S. E I m St., wortotose check, pjead not guilty, verdict not guilty; worthless check, ptoed not guilty, verdict not guilty;

OevM James Carr, Negro, 120S MHI St.. assault, ^rieed not guilty, verdict

guilty, pay George B. Haddock, 121|) Chestnut St.,

costs deducted;

drunk and disorderly orderly conduct, plead' guilty, 30 days in jail and roads, suspended on condition that he not harm, molest or threaten Mrs. Sadie Allen, remain of good behavior and obey ill laws for two years, pay $20, costs leducted, placed on probation for two years under the supervision and control of the A.P.O. and that he cooperate fully with Mm, agree that A.P.O. may enter his residence or business at any time without the necessity of legal writ, also that the A.P.O, may make arrest when he feels neceuary, place in jail for nne o- more days and that the defendant pay on such occasions a jail. Mr of $3-00 per day;

Levi Green, Neg^ 50S-A Raleigh Ave., disorderly conduct, ptoed guilty, pay $25, costa deducted;

Jerry Michael Verronc, Rt. 3, Box 65, Greenville, failure to see safe move, ptoed guilty, pay costs;

Carl Aumstus Brljey, Rt. 1, Box 94, Stokes, driving to fast for oondlt'ons, plead guilty, tot the prayer for lutfg-nnent be continued on the payment of the costs;

Daniel G. McCrary, 11 Alexander, Improper exhaust, plead gulHy, pay costs;

Clifton Wooten Jr., Negro, 1507-B Flem-

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fng St., failure to display city ags, pie guilty, pay costs;

Rufus Edward Watts, Negro, 510 15th St., drunk, plead guilty, 30 days in jail and roads, suspended on payment of $20 costs deducted;

Offle Bryant, Rt. 3, Box 655, Ayden, drunk, plead guilty, 30 days In jail and roads, suspended on payment of $20,

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costs deducted;

Billy Marlon Hardee, Rt. 2, Sox 42, Ayden, speeding, plead guilty to 65 In a M zone, state accepts, tot the prayer for judgment be continued on the payment of the costof

Frank J. Aiiderson Jr., Negro, timp-son, failure to stop tor a ..top sign, plead not guilty, verdict guilty, let the prayer for judgment be continued on the payment of the costs;

Webster Nichols, Tarboro, toeeding.

plead guilty, tot tha prayer for judgment be CO

continued on the pevment of *he costs;

Zeno Moore Jr Negro, 620 Ciarte St Improper exhaust, plead not guilty, verdict not guilty;

Jantoe Mtrto Noble, Rt.. 5, 40X 379. Greenville, failure to cwnply with inrpee-tion law, plead guilty, pay costs;

Gerald Brendan Gregg, Negro, Chevy Chase, Md., operation an over crowded vehicle, plead guilty, pay costs;

David Edward Stamper, Marlon, Va., drunk, plead guilty, 30 days in jail and roads, suspended on payment of $20, costs deducted;

John Charles Nash, Lenoir, failure to stop tor stop light, pleed not guilty, guilty;

Henry McLawhom, Negro, Kinston, drunk, plead guilty, 30 days in iail ana roads, suspended on payment of $70, costs deducted;

Tom Brown, Negro, WIntervllle, failure to give proper turn signal, plead guilty, let the prayer for judgment be continued on the payment of the costs;

Ernest Clare Marshall, Rt. 3, Box 65, Greenville, speeding, prayer for judgment continued on payment of he cost;

William J. King, 105-A Stancil Dr., fall to secure trash, prayer or judgment suspended on condition that Singer Sewing Machine Co. procure trash disposal unit to meet specifications;

Alton Worthington, Ayden, assault, 30 days jail and roads, suspended on condition that he pay $20 cost deducted, not harm, molest or threaten Bruce Williams;

James C. Arrington, Negro, *07 Deck Dt., assault with deadjy weapon with intent to kill, court finds probable cause,

FIND BOYS BODY

PLYMOUTH, N. C. (AP) -A skindiver found the body of 13-year-old Tyrone Boston in the Roanoke River Sunday, and other divers continued the search for his brother, Larry, 8, and 12-year-old Ossie Lee Whitehead.

iveptrty on the WMt. ahll be zoned for

residential use.

Troct W

That certain tract or parcel bf land designated by "W" on the Zoning Map, shown In green, known as the C. A. Tucker division and Leon $. Hardee property. Including Dellwood Subdivision, and lying just north of the Rad Banks Road, extending from Oakmont Subdivision on the west to the Norfoto-Southem Rail

road on ttw aMt, shall be zoned for residential iwa.

Tract X

the Girt ieouto Caundl continuing along the line

Scouts Council property to norwaan* arly diractlon 34 faet,

another comer wllti the Girt Sos^ ell property; thence the Girl Smuts

mere or toss, to a pohd to tha property line of Third Street; Ihene#

westwardly along the

lint of Third Street 74 toet, mere or tosv

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signeted by "X" on ttw Zoning Map. ,perttos s^tog

shown to green, known aa the Gibbs aMy to Ww Cwrt 1 tlw rom s#ugni

tract, and lying In the southwestern qua- Thla the 13lh day Of July, iw/.

drant of the Intersection of U. S. No. 264 and ttw Norfolk-Southern Railroad, shall be zoned for residential use.

Tract Y

That certain tract or parcel of land dMignated by "Y" on the Zoning AAap, shown in blue, known as ttw Greenville Utilities property, and lying In tha northwestern quadrant of Rw Intersac* tIon of U. S. No. 264 By-Pass and the Norfolk - Southern Railroad, shall be zoned for business use.

Tract Z

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "Z" on ttw Zoning Map, shown to green, known as the Adams and Eastwood Subdivisions, and lying southwest of U. S. No. 264 By-Pass and extending from ttw Norfolk - Southern Railroad northerly to a point approximately $60 feet from the southern right of way line of U. S. No. 264, shall bt zoned for residential use.

Tract AA

That certain tract or parcel ef land <te-slgnated by "AA" on ttw Zoning Map, shown In green, known as tha Hardte and Moseley property. Including the Golden Place Subdivision and lying east of Reedy Branch and the Harrington and Williams Subdivision, south ot the Speight Subdivision and west of U.S. No. 264 By-Pass, shall be zonad for residential use.

Tract BB

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "BB" on the Zoning Map, shown in blue, known as ttw Atoseley propetiy, and lying In the souttwastern of U.S.

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quadrant of ttw Intersaction of .S. No. 264 Business and U.S. No. 364 By-Pass, shall be zoned for business use.

Araet CC

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "CC" on the Zoning Map, shown to blue, known as ttw Moseley, Billmyer Ford, and other properties, and lying north of U. S. No. 264 Business and extending from Green Mill Run east-wardly to fhe present City Limits, shall ba zoned for busincM use.

Tract DO

That certain tract or parcel ef land designated by "DD" on the Zoning Map, shown to yellow, known as the Nichols property, and tying just north of the Tract designated as "CC", shall ba zoned for Industrial use.

Tract EE

That certain tract or parcel ef land designated by "EE" on the zoning Map, shown to yellow, belonging to the Greenville Utilities Commission, and lying west of Green Mill Run and east of ttw City ot Greenville property, shall bt zonad for Industrial uaa.

Tract FF

That ewiain tract $r parael of land de-sHbiated by "FF" on the Zoning Map, shown In graan, known as ttw Fomes

oparty and ttw Oscaola Subdivision,

s* H. L. Lewis. Jr.

Asst. Clerk Superior Court Pitt County, North Carolina July 17, 34, 31, August 7, 1967

ADVERTISIMBNT FOR BIDI FOR

CAMFUS FARKINO B WAL AST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY ORSBNVILLE, N. C '

Scaled proposets . will be received by Mr. F. D. Duncen, Vice President, East Carolina University, Greenville, Mortli Ceroiliw, to the Office of ttw Business Manager until 2:30 P.M., EDST, on July 27, 1967, and Immediately tfwreafter publicly opened and read tor furnishing of labor, mstariais, and equipment ente^ Ing Into construction of parking fadlltl-at on ttw Campus Street which parallels Fifth Street and an adioinlng sIdewsDc al East Carolina Unlvarslty, Graenvllle, N. C. in accordance with Rivers B Assoeito tes' Drewing No. 1937.

Complete plans, specfflcatlons and ceto tract docunrwnts will be ^wned for inspection to the office ef AAr. F. O. Dun

can, East Carolina Unlvarslty, Greenvlltoj

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N. C.; ttw offica of Assecleted Generi Contractors, Releigh, N. C.; the office of the Engineer, Rl^s B Associates, Inc.* Greenville, N. C and ttw office ef F. W. Dodge, Inc., Raleigh, N. C. or may b . obtained from the office of the Engineer by those qualified and who will make B bW, upon dapofit ot TWENTY FIVE DGL-LARS ($25.00) In cash or cartlflad check. The deposite will be returned only, t# those submitting a bona fWe proposal provided plena and spaclfications are ra

turned to the Engineer to good eonditi*^ five (S) days after the data saf

within

for receiving bids.

The work will consist of the foUowinf approximate Items of work:

900 sy Concrete Sidewalk 2200 sy CAB 2200 sy Pavement 900 If Curb B Gutter Removal All contractors are hereby notified that they must have proper license undsr th# state law governing their respective trades and have experience In performinf the type of ,work specified.

Each proposal shall be accompanied by a cash deposit or a certified check drawn on some bank or trust company Insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation of an amount equal to not lass than 5 percent of tha proposal or in lieu ttwraof a bidder mayoffer m bid bond of 5 percent of tha bid executed by

_ Surety Company licensed under thd laws ef North Carolina to execute such bonds conditioned that ttw surety will upon demand forthwith make payment to ttw obnget upon saM.bend If ttw bidder falls to execute! ttw contract to accordance with the bid bond and upod

tying east of Fornes Run, weet of College Court and Coghlll Subdivisions, and-south of U. S. No. 264 Business, shall ba zoned tor residential use. Excepted from the above tract is Tract "GG".

Tract GO

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "GG" on the Zoning Map, shown to blue, being a portion of the Fornes property adjoining U. S. No. 264 Business and extending southwardly approximately 171 feet from ttw aouthern right - of - way line of said U. S. No. 264 Business, shall ba zoned tor business use. Tract HH

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "HH" on the Zoning Map, shown In green, known as the Brown property, and Ivina north of Green Mill RUn and south of Fifth Street Extension, shall be zonad tor residential use.

Tract II

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "It" on the Zoning Map, shown in green, known as tha Brown property, and lying north of Fourth Street and south of the present City Limits, shall be zoned for residential use. Tract JJ

That certain tract or parcel ef land designated by "JJ" on the Zoning Mrp, shown In green, and known as the Wilson Acres and Johnston Heights Subdivisions, and lying lust south of Tar River, west of Warren Street and east of Eastern Street, shall be zoned for residential use. Tract KK

That certain tract or parcel of fond designated by "KK" on the Zoning Map, shown in yellow, known as tha Blount property and lying north of tha Airport Road, south of Gum Road, and aast of N.'C. Highway No. 11, stwli ba zoned for industrial use.

Tract LL

failure to forthwith make payment thB an aiTwunl

surety shall pay to ttw obligee equal to double the amount of^ said bond. Said deposit shall be retained by thB Owner as liquidatod damages to thd event of, failure of the sueeesefut bMdeP to execute the contract wittito 10 days after ttw award or to gtva rttsfactanf surety as required by low.

Pcrtormanea Bend will be feqidrai far one hundred percent (10$ Farfont) et'ttiB contract price.

Payment will bt made an Bw baalt at Rtoaty percent (90 pareant) ef tba mantli-|y astlmates and ftoel payment n>ada up-M complatien and aeeaFtnnai af tfw work.

No bid may ba

scheduled closing time tor Nw receipt^ bids for a period ot IMrty (SO) days.

The Owner resarvaa ttw ligtit to rtp lect any or all bida and ta waive Infar-

malltles.

Mr. F. D. Duncan, VIca Faaaliant East Carolina UntveraHy Greenvilla, Norih Carttoa July 17, 24, 31, Auguat 7. 1967

Legal Notices

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LEGAL NOTICE Notica Is hereby given that the North Carolina State Highway Commission will hold pubilc hearings on the proposed hearings on the proposed Improvement to US 264B (10th St.) In Greenville from Lawcrence to US 264 by-pass, NC 11 from ttw Griffon by-pass to Greenville, and NC 43 by-pass from NC 11 to US 264 by-pass. Tha hearings will be held In the PItt County Courthouse In Greenville on August 3, 1967. The hearing on US 364B (10th St.) will begin at 11:00 A.M. and ttw hearing on NC 11 and NC 43 bv-pass at 2:30 P.M. All Interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard at this time. Maps are posted in the Pitt County Courthouse.

Signed C. W. Snell, Jr.

Division Engineer July 24, 31, 1967

NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ZONING AND RBZONINO TERRITORY WITHIN THB CITY OF OREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA

Pursuant to Chapter 160, Section 176, of tha <>eneral Statutes of North Carolina, notice is hereby given that the City Council of ttw City of Greenville, North Carolina will hold a pubilc hearing at the Munlciple Buildirw In tha City of Greenville, North Carolina on Thursday, August 10, 19^ at 8:00 P. M. on the question of the adoption of an ordlnarwe zoning or rezonIng tha following described torrltory within the City of Greenville as indicated to ttw body ef the property description as fellows;

Tract A

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "A" on tha Zoning Map, shown in graan, known as ttw Moycwood and Palga Hairs property, and lying west of AAemorial Drive and north of N. C. Highway No. 43, shall be zoned Rasidantlal. Excluded from the above tract is that portion now zoned for business.

Tract B

That certain iract or parcel ef land da-slgnatad by "B" on ttw Zoning AAap, shown In gretn, known as AAov and Hos-

Tract I

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "I" on the Zoning Map, shown hatched In green, known as the Kenland Motel property, and lying on the west side of Memorial Drive, shall be rezoned from residential use to business use.

Tract J

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "J" on the Zoning Map, shown in green, known as the Garrett property, and lying just south of Green Mill Run and west of Memorial Drive, shall be zoned for residential use.

Tract K

That certain tract or parcel ef land designated by "LL" on the Zoning Map, shown cross - hatched In green, known as the strip lying between the Airport property and Greenfield Terrace, and lying just west of N. C. No. 11 and bordering thereon, shall be rezoned from residential use to business use.

Tract MM g

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "MM" on the Zoning Mep, shown In green, known as the AAoseley property, and lying just east of Memorial Drive, south of Fifth Street and north of Farmvllle Boulevard, shall be zoned for residential use.

Tract NN

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "NN" on the Zoning Map, shown cross hatched in green, known as the Corey, Capreli, and West properties, being the eastern portion of Block "E" of the Woodcrest Subdivision, and lying south of Tenth Street ExtMwlon, north of Edwards Street, shall be ren-ed from residential use to business USt. Tract 00

That certain tract or parcel ef land da-slgnated by "(X)" on ttw Zoning Ma^ shown cross - hatched in green, known as the Edwards, Shannonhouse, Sutton,

That certain tract or parcel of land de- .

signated by "K" on the Zoning Map, Anderson, Strickland, Gurganus and Cox shown in green, known as the Fairlane I properties, and being the remaining por-and Sedgefield Subdivision properties, 1 Hon of Block "D" of the Woodcrest Sub-and lying east of Menwrlal Drive, shall division that is now zoned for rasidentlal.

be zoned for residential use.

Tract L

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "L" on the Zoning Map,

shown In green, known as the Folger and other properties, and lyings just north of the Country Club Road and west of Memorial Drive, shall be zoned for residential use.

Tract M

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "M" on the Zoning Map,

shown in green, known as the Country Club property, and the Country Club Subdivision, and lying just south of the Country Club Road, shall be zoned for

residential use.

Tract N

That certain tract or parcel of land de-I signated by "N" on the Zoning Map,

'shown In blue, known as the Minges, Whitehurst, Clark, Et Als property, and lying just west of Memorial Drive, shall be zoned for business use.

Tract O B O

Those two certain tracts or parcels of land dasignated by "O" and "0" on the Zoning Map, shown cross - hatched in green, known as the King and Singleton properties, and lying just west of Memorial Drive, shall be rezoned from residential to business use.

Tract P

pital property, and lying south of N. C. No. west of AAemorial Drive and north of tha Stantonsburg Road, shall be zonad Rasidantlal. Excluded from the abovt tract is that portion now zoned

for business.

Tract C

That certain tract or parcel of land cW-slgnatad by "C" on the Zoning AAap,

shown in blue, known as Holiday Inn Property, and lying at tha Intersaction ef AAemorial Drive and the old Stantonsburg Road, shall ba zonad for business use.

Tract D

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "D" on tha Zoning AAap,

shown in blue, and being a portion of ttw ABC Moving Company property, and tying south ef tha old Stantonsburg Road, shall ba zonad fer business use.

TTMt

That certain tract or parcel of land da-signated by "E" on the Zoning AAap,

shown In bhia, known as tha Kaal Peanut

proparty, lying west of AAanMrial Drive

shall ba zonad for business use.

Tract F

That certain tract or parcel ef land designated by "F" on tha Zoning Map, shown to blue* known as tha Dunn and Harris snd Raynor proparty, and lying north of U. S. Highway No. 264, shall be

zonad tor business use.

Tract G *

That certain tract or parcel of land de

signated by "G" on the Zoning Map, shown to green, known as Westwood Subdivision, Savage, and other proper

ties, and lying on tha north and south sides of U. S. No. 364, shall ba zoned for residential use.

Tract H

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "H" on the Zoning Map, shown In blue, known as the West End Shopping Center property and tha Marsh-burn property, and lying lust west of AAemorial Drive, shall be zoned for busl-

shall be rezoned from residential uaa to business use.

Tract PP

That certain tract or parcel of land da-signatad by "pp" on the Zoning Map, shown cross - hatched In green, belonging to the City of Greenville, and lying north of the Greenwood Cemetery, west of the Greenville Utilities property and east of the present City Limits, shall bt rezoned from residential use to Indut-trlal usa.

A copy of the map designattng ttw areas proposed to be zoned and rncontd as described above Is on display to ttw office of the underslgnad City Cleric and will be available for Inspection by any Interested parties on and affer July 24, 1967.

All persons interested are requested to be present at the hearing to be held at the time and place aforesaid when they will be afforded an opportunity to be heard.

BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

W. N. MOORE City Clerk David E. Reid, Jr.

City Attorney

July 24, August 3, 1967

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION

That certain tract or parcel of land de-! . Jb f: _

signated by "P" on the Zoning Map,! 'R* Saparta** CaBrt

shown in blue, known as the Cobb pro

perty, and lying south ot U, S. No. 264 and wost of N. C. No. 11, shall ba zoned for business use.

Tract Q

That cartato tract or parcel of land da-slgnatod as "()" on ttw Zoning Map, shown .crna-hatchl In green, known as ttw Cobb propertyr and lying west of N. C. No. 11/ shall Iw razoncd from ras-Idantlal to business usa.

Tract E

That cartato tract or parcel of land da-signated by "R" on ttw Zoning Map, shown In green, known as the Amos Evans propsrty, and tying just aast of HtxAar Road and north of Green Mill

Run, shall ba zonad for residential use. Tract S

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "S" on the Zoning Map,

shown In yellow, known as the Union Carbide property, and lying west of Evans Street Extension, north of U. S. No. 264 By-Pass, and east of tha A. C. L. Railroad, shall ba zoned for Industrial use. Tract T

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "T" on tha Zoning Map,

shown in blue, known as tha Barnhill property, and lying just north of the Union Carbide property, south of Sherwood Acres and west of Evans Street Extension, shall bt zoned for business use. Tract U

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "U" on the Zoning Map,

shown by blue, known as the Blount property, and lying north of U. S. No. 264 By-Pass and opposite PIH Plaza Shopping Center, shall be med for business use.

Tract V

That certain tract or parcel of land designated by "V" on tlw Zoning AAap,

shown in green, known os a portion ot Stratford Subdivision and Including Stratford Arms Apartments, and lying west et Charles Street and joining the E. C U.

North Carolina,

Pitt County,

Redevelopmant Commission Of Tha BIty Of Greanvllla, PatltkMwr vs

C. R. Daniels, Jr., And Wife, Mrs. C. R. Oanitls, Jr.; R. H. Daniels And Wife, Mrs. R. H. Daniels; Mrs. O. D. Flipping And Husband, John Ooa Flipping; And Mrs. Morle D. Jenkins And Husband, G. H. Jenkins; And County Of Pitt, North Carolina, And City Of Greanvllla, North Carolina, Respondents T. C. R. DANIELS, JR., AND WIFE, MRS. C. R. DANIELS, JR.f R. H. DANIELS AND WIPE, MRS. R. H. DANIELS; MRS. O. D. FLIFFING AND HUSBAND, JOHN DOE FLIFFING:

Taka notice that a plaading saaktog ra-llef against you hos boon filad to ttw Pitt Superior Court to ttw above antHiad proceeding.

Tha nature of ttw raliaf being sought 1s: A proceeding for condemnation af the land described as follows:

On thb South side of Third Straat ba-twean Reada Street and Town Creak, to tha City of Greenville, North Carolina, and BEGINNING at a point In tha southern proparty line of Third Straat 165 feat eastwardly from tha southeast Intarsae-tlon of Third and Read# Straats, and which point is further Mcntiflad as being the northeast corner of the AAack Little heirs property, and from said beginning point running southerly parallel with Reade Street and along ttw eastern lines of the Mock Little heirs property, the Pearile J. Wooten lot, Helen F. White and Myrtls H. Evans lots, a total distance of 212 feet, more or loss, to point to the northern line of the C. H. Forbes property; running thence eastwardly along tha northern line of tha C. H. Forb

es property SO feet, more or law. to a point, a corner with the Girl Scouts Council property; running thence northwardly along the Girl Scouts Council proparty 103 feet, more or less, to a corner with

STATB OF CONNECrteUT County Of New Nbvor Suparlar Cavrt June 3$, 1919 Danielle Vanderllnden SmMi vs.

Edward E. Smith NOTICE TO Edward E. EnWl/ akB Edward Earl Smith UPON THE CONU PLAINT ef tha plalntitr to ttw abevB entitled action praylhB, fer rtasonB therein set forth, tor a dfvorca an th# ground of desertion and-ar 7 yqars. un explained absence, and change af name* returnable before the Suffer Court within and for New Haveh County t# ba held at New Haven on the first Tvet-day of August A. 0 1967, and upon an application in said action for an order of notice, it appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that tha said defendant Is absent from thto state and has gone to parts unknown* and that notice of the Institution of thto most likely to come to his eHentlon M that haralnafter ordered: It Is ORDER* ED, that the notice of the Instlti'tloB of saM action ba given the defendant 1^ some proper officer or Indifferent per* son causing a true and attested copy el this order of notice to be published in the Heraid-Statesman, a newspaper cli^ culated In Yonkers, New York and In tha Dally Reflector, a newspaper circulated to Greenville, North Carolina, botB publications to be made once a week tor three successive weeks, on or befora July 30 A. D. 1967, and that return of such service be made to the aixive nanw ed Court.

State ef Connecticut New Haven County SS: New Haven June 30, 1967

Harold J. Luty

Aseistant Clerk ef ttw Superior Court tor County of Now Havon July 10, 17. 34, 1967

OF SALE

NOTICE North Carolina Pitt Cauflty Undw and tor vbiua of Ew pomar $(

rtaln daad to troto axacutod .to Jtom L. BurBt and wMa. Lnura ^.iurga/ datad JunT7, racordad to Baok H35, paga S, toft ^untyRagi^, fha undarNfnad tn-staa

ttw hlghast bUMar fer cash to the Court Housa deer in PHt County, North Car^ lina, on July 2$, 1967, to noeiw fee pte-party conveyed to fha dead to truto 5,. Farmvtoa TownaMp, PHt County, North C^toa, and is mere pof^ tieularly described as fellows: ESOINNING at a staka on the weto ida to GaarBa Straat, AAaryland torea oonwr* and runs thence atong tha jnnea

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This sala will ba made subject ta wtotwtotog and unpaid taxaa and astern

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pos ^Ing aonflrmattea by Bw Court s^ldtnca to Ms food feNh.

This 26th day to Juna, 1949.

HARVEY W. MAR^ fiMM July 3, 10. 17, 31, 1N9

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