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April 27, ie pts.; thence, }M the orii^nal ins to the first pg 26 acres, ^pril, 1928. R. G. PRY. »f Moore County. NOTICE. is executor of E. ceased, late of th Carolina, this l>ns having claims the said deceas- the undersigned Id day of March, fvill be pleaded in . All persons in will pleiase make [arch, 1928. tVfcLAUCHUN, Executor. 6. 13. BSTONEP IMENTS IVrite FRY N. C. -WAY Capital >oint mid- ins, and on P. A. Igh, N. C. int. pie” IS an ity lay :ric >rld fing aid lun- jivc be Ifull lew nng by Ithe ive. rin- jtu- the VOLUME 8 THE PILOT NUMBER 22 Is a Paper Devoted to the Upbuilding of the Sandhill Territory of^orth Carolina Adt^ress ail communications to HK pilot PRIVTIvr, CO VI PANY. VASS N C FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928. SWIFT PROGRESS AT ABERDEEN Sutton Brothers Throwing Dirt at Lively Gait in the Yards Janie McKeithen Harrington (By Lula McPherson Guthrie.) '^>1 not State feel that they have sustained God s^'d you‘*t?th ‘no sadness of ™ farewell when Elijah was trans- To that fair land, which knows not mantle fell upon Elisha who grief nor pain; carried on hi« work in like manner; Sutton Brothers, the contractors God give us grace like yours when today we see De^th thinned vho are building the new freight soon we lie ' ranks rapidly replaced by others: but vards at Aberdeen for the big icing i Triumphant, free, beside an outirrown ■ ' plant, are on the job in earnest. Mon- shell, ^o take her place. A va- Uav they had the grade made for the' To wait his further use—Auf Wied- which Time alone can loading siding on the east side, and ersehen!’* distant years of For-, - ' - • ’ • • getfulness; and even when the inev-j W’ ,Sy .tei with whi*»h mn their children of Dassinc of Mihj t ' whom we knew iiarnn^on. The words “Auf Wied- book of Romance. Her life was a we full one—knowing as it did bereave- on that track material will come in with which to build the icing plant. The steam shovel is taking dirt from I he hill side which will leave a site for the big plant and as soon as the iround there is graded sufficiently to be?in erection it is expected that the plant will start to arise. ersehen”—or German for “Hil desires, and disnl lusionments in like measuVas it dii' Dr. Carl C. Taylor, of N. C. of the Seaboard the grading is going forward for the five storage tracks. SUHSCRIPTfON $2.C0 SEEMS CERTAIN Work Will Probably Begin Some Time Next Month On Building A meeting of the hospital board was held Monday night at which commit tees were appointed to proceed with I the preliminaries leading to construc tion, which it is hoped will be able to i start during June. Plans have been i studied, and it is possible the blue ; prints will be forthcoming in a couple of weeks, after which the other woric necessary to get ready will be hurried forward, and no time will be lost in getting men on the ground. A meet ing of the committees will be held at the Civic Club building in Soutlieni State Friday night. May 4, at ei^t f ^ 1 _i • *|j • - « , * vAfcj* v/ii -ilX <tllkv! LIJl y tto Xv OXU J-^X • V/drX J> XC4r^J|\/X^ V/.V • V./* 9 11 m • m fhot ? «ouW ^t die. Truly the Sunny heights of Joy and Happi- Colleg-e, who adressed the graduating i ? ^ “ good attendance k it »u- ness. Her strong love of ‘‘Bonny class at Vass-Lakeview school audi-'l® >nvitcd. The doctors will be asked hpart» n# th,. -v-.. * . , „ 6 . . n y Tuesday morning. *“*'« “ “ ***« discussion of the plan of operation, and to advise and it will not be long until the ties hearts of this generation she shall Auld Scotland” was not without foun- the dation as her character's tyS and the work carr.ed on with the neighbor’s children shall in turn pass of her nationality. Sturdy and K ,r. ^ a t™^ «™"‘^-<=‘?>'dren there shall pendent, although widowed for 37 Commencement Of The nionth of JVlay wm s^ a tr^s-jb^ prepous memories preserved of years, she bore the burdens of mak-' and talk about hospital work and j operations. Until the meeting of the . ^ ^ ...... - uuiueiiB oi niaic- Committees it is not possible to in formation m the lower end of Aber-,this inimitable and esteemed charac- inp: a livelihood in the face of nhvsi-* VaSS-TjalcCVieW steps that are to be taken deen, as it has already seen a small _ter whose stay was far too short cal disabilities in such a manner t^t UdHCVlOV OCIIUUI,^ apparently a certainty - _ - _ . - - that inside of another four or five une in the past week. A big force of among us. She was a lover of all we always think of her as one who ~ hands is on the ground, camp cara ^e Lttle, weak, and helpless life. All most truly found it ‘More blessed to, Began Thursday Evening, April 26 i ^ cn the siding, and tempora^ build- during the winter weather she was give than to receive.” I and Ended Tuesday Eve- .h.. s,PTh:r,s2dS«-.hS p„?u“".s;'i,.sr"‘ "*""' (Please turn to page 3) The Pilot crepe burdened be started. While the general plan is not posi- Knollwood Holds Its Lively Clip al^th*pr\(^^ tribute to the sadness' The commencement exercises of the! (Please turn to page 3) fe't by a paper which she had served Vass-Lakeview High School begun 1 ^.,11 i wiucn sne naa servea Taaa-xja».eview xiig^u ocnuui uegun I timps Tania Writing for this Thursday evening, April 26th, with & KiwRTIIQ MrIcaq f ’c httlc birds paper gave us a clear insight into her program presented by the first, gee- ® iTlaKCS nA you when yous l eal character and endeared her to'ond, third and fourth grades, which I Wai» rWi Qimics ^ leaves an ache in have been well taught by Misses | Wftf UH o r.? ^ of the bird- our hearts when we recalled her truly I Margaret McLeod, Bessie Norman! — Dr McKee Buys Anotlier Buildtnir tViAm gracious kindliness; and realize that, Cameron, Beaulah McLean, Lois! rarninniim Rsi^ItmI fLaS From Mr after they have passed to this, our Beloved Scribe, has gone Buchanan and Virginia Muwhison,T us forever. Her T^tings were respectively. Each number bore diT- News Items. Each week tinct marks of sound preparation and xt!^? _ news letter was a gem. She had skill. Esi^cjally good was Dusky By Speakflr From New York Knollwood Heights has been a con- Not a child ever went t^re the priceless ownership of an Under-‘ Beaux and Belles, by five boys and Kiwanis at th© <tinner Wednesday Slant revelation from the day the first without receiving sonie little gift—, standing Heart and her writings held five girls, and most charming was i Congregational chufch in building site was sold there in the Perhaps a cookie, or fruit, or some- a genuinely Human Touch as the the Colonial Mhiuet by four boys and Southern Pmes put on the war ^t early winter. Nobody guessed that of brown sugar. We Dominating Note. Her personal touch four girls. The minuet was dancedup t^ tomahawk to over eighty lots would sold t^re ^ remember the inciden^ where- and encoujmgi&g words endeared her'.without one mistake. path. Claude Hayes this season, but that number has lieen 5? ^ went up to her at Sunday to us as one who by throwing a ‘spot-1 A Mother Gooie play was also en- exceeded, and with resales it hiw »asked her if she had a light* on the best in our character,tertainlng and well done hy the smaU- «K—evftieed in us i^. d^siie % justify tbat>i^ enes. Mi»a McLeod ^ as at fhe he ^ ^-Irr f'y ^ Is mud to piano. jsee-mi i^moval of many si^s' ft@- uide experience and connections in jJj®. r i like be made up of three forces: heredity, | Following this on Friday night,' and Lake^ew. Pennsylvania, has secured one of the ^hat she replied, «Oh, they ^ve eveiy t training and individuality. These three Miss Vera Newton M« Sam SiSt^ brought up the scheme lots first bought by Mr. Olmstead. desnre at home, but'were all strongly marked in the com- ^nd Miss NS>irMcCramm^ pr^^ f and shrubbery The doctor had sold his first purchase they like the sugar, and I like to ^veiplex, contradictory, and wholly lov- ^d their pupils of th^TSS si^and bythe Boy Scouts, and Phihp Rounse. to permit Mr. Meehan to fill out a JlfII^ character of Mrs. Harrington..seventh ^des in a StiS prc^ offend a suggestion of writing full block and now he comes back and me. I love them and i she truly possessed a dual nature— - - - ■ vmrM about 85. Thfe week. Dr. ^hrown su^rar^ with her McKee, who is a f«*i eijtaiA^ man of someone iaugneu «nn to the schools over the State asking - the boys and girls to advocate care replaces the one he sold by buying ^hem to always remember me on the one side a lover of music, lit a orifirinal three, Bloxham’s purchase being the i« t>i»t her relatives moura not alone one with the house on it. Mr. 01m- ‘•‘e'*’ bereavement. TOe entire stead is getting things on the ground community, and section of the for a house on the third lot, the only one he has left now, and Mr. Yoe- mans is at work on the plans for it, and expects to have his drawings ready for use in a couple of weeks. This will be a little more expensive house than the first one built, and will be of the same Yoemans type, to cor respond with the original idea of mak ing the neighborhood a harmonious unit. Dr. McKee is a member of the Na tional Real Estate Board, and of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Board, and is active in the operations of the Al- ^Please turn to page 2) f Please turn to page 7) from Wisconsin saying that the Char- ! lotte Observer had mentioned the I work the Aberdeen Kiwanis Club is doing, and asking for information on ithis road sign war. Then, to make the day perfect, and the war interest- THE TREES OF BY J. McN. JOHNSON. MOORE COUNTY Buildinsrs at Farm Life School Will Not TPov Struthers Burt presented Miss W. OCnCKIl IdX - L. Lawton, of Glens Falls, N. Y., em- 1 ployed by the organizations that are Plans for the New Buildings Have making a fight on road signs and she Been Approved and filled the warriors full of enthusiasm Accepted and facts that will be carried on the banners henceforth. The speaker Patrons and friends of the Sandhill talked of the attractive roads of North Farm Life School are anxious to know Carolina and the efforts the Sandhills just the status of the school at the are making to induce visitors to make present time. In order that everyone this their play ground, but deplored may understand the position we now the manner in which advertisements (Please turn to page 5) Chapter V. “If the Nation Saves the Trees, (Please turn to page 5) Primer. Out Linden Road and WUl Build Verner Reed, one of the leaders in sert are the male and the female; for 7"*?®"-' , 1 • J u if -A T> 4. T L ; On the first Monday in April a I only one kmd bears fruit But I have, group, composed of trustees, patrons The Trees will save the Nation.”— recently seen this assertion disputed, ‘ and graduates of the Sandhill Farm Charles Lathrop Pack, in the Forestry and the claim was made that a sterile i Life School, appeared before the tree could be changed into a bearing Commissioners, requesting ... 1. 1 • xi- V J Z that the Board of Commissioners levy tree by bonng a hole m the body of ^ sufficient tax to provide a sinking PERSIMMON Diospysos Virgini- the tree near the ground, and insert-,fund and interest on a bond issue,! ana: We have preserved the common -S an ounce of calomel, and dnv-, building a ten ^om ad^ name of this tree given it by the "'e ^ Peg m Ught. I give t^is *»r, was b^med ln Frank Buchan and Charlie Patch grows ''^hat it is worth—as what somebody ^he committee impressed, On Board Of Com- wild all over Moore County. It be- else has said. For myself I am seep- ^ upon the County Commissioners the longs to the Ebony family: but it now «cal of the efficacy of calomel for rarely grows large enough for its man- or ree. CREATE ESTATE NEAR PINEHURST ! Voi*nA«> T name of this tree given ii oy we “*^ "r"" ~ C 'the dormitory, which was burned in ^ f ^ j ' American Indian. This tree grows what it is worth as what somebody committee impressed, SOUTHERN PfNFS’ NEW GOVFRMW (Please turn to t'age i) missioners Ttxuci ^vceu, uue ui wie itsoucto i« nf timber to be used as But it is true that a bearing Per polo and similar vigorous sports, who fine quality of timbe .\rnmon tree and a non-bearing tree CLEANING UP THE JOHNSON has been coming to Pinehurst for j lumber. Scientists tell us that far simmon tree ana a non oearmg tree , ^ ^ * DnnrvorDXT some seasons, has bought a tract of back in Geologic times, the Fersim- have quite different modes of bloom- land out the Linden road about ^ourl ^ dense forests, and ing: The sterile tree has many more TheMnd* “4‘iih't/M‘’s^ure'd’from to immense size all over North Amer- blossoms, and they fall to the ground joh"goVtract on'thrroi^^ South Ralph Page, Miss Roberts, A. S. New- ,ica as far north as the Artie circle, as soon as they are mature, carrying ;ern Pines ^?r* Marr and others includes j and that fossil remains of the great their honey nectar with them, and the highest bidder. Two sales commissioner, t on this territory have ^ready dispqs- ^ time he was like Coolidge and said anv one is interested or Last Friday night the folks of Southern Pines held a caucus to name a ticket for the Tuesday election. As LAND ON ABERDEEN ROAD, it was a family affair, the Tuesday . election was a ratification, which is On Friday, May 11, the land in the I*®* possible way to handle the matter. Paul Bamum was named for may- for several terms as Sam Richardson had about 220 acres beyond the Paul Dana ^rsimmon trees of bygone times are pigs have a great feast on these tewUo^1hav!f declined once more to be a candidate r efine cS'unt^'^oZ" row t NebrasL. The Per- , sterile Wossoms, while they will not “J X ^e h^ done ^fore, but this a nne country home, and to create a now louim fullPTi blossoms from the IntK will Ka as lonjr am ti*ne he was like Coohdge and said rural estate that will be one of the simmon is one of our trees that is notice the fallen blossoms from tne, remainm^ lote wll ^ s^^ as long m ^ attractive additions to the Pinehurst slowly disappearing from the Conti- bearing tree. ^ _ t features of a brass band 't^^t he would not run no matter what the features will ^ of North America, the cause for j All my readers know the Persim-'^in ^e exhibited, and this time it will jthey did. Sam Richardson has done o w ereon he may engage n decadence is not made pl»in« jmon tree as well as I do—many Pin^^^ Imprevementa^te^he the game or in practice, and tMs fea ture will be an outstanding one. Mr. jeed has been conspicuous in the polo neld since he came to the Pinehurst am, and has a nice bunch of horses. ??th all the possibilities of the Sand hills climate and surroundixigs in mind, which means that it wiu b# s J addition to the comnranlty, and help in carrying out that ambi- become one of the most attractive places in the world to live. Mr. Reed (Pleaie tom to Papa t) tion of the Sandhill folks to see this mm ’vroll as ft* fragmenta of bark and This tree is sometimes called "The ter; hence I give the space | U"iW Sta^ h.irdJ«rye.« Farmer’s Friend,” for the reason that this tree to a mild protest against the y,j,^ ^ ill-concealed contempt many people; new Chevrolet car will be given away. he and his associates have d<MK, have for the Persimmon fruit. The ! ”nd ^oTi^Sml^ rf loti. X sX^ f"‘‘ “nd^c^um^ces that would , « 6 I have scared the Me out of a less reason for ths ill ndll is due to the. star^* out that way ]crowd. Bamum is regard- unpleasant, stypijc t^te of the unJ^ ^ that^^«^^ fh. ripe persmunon, bnt I submit this is towns of Aberdeen and South- - ptutz, Muogett and Oaijahan, of the not fair; and there are few fruits that j em Pines are crowding toward each are a more satisfying food than the; other at such a rate of speed thia weU-ripened persimmon. It is ^ ' jat a price you make yourself, and (Please turn to pa^te 8) I Friday, May .11, h the day. crops will grbw as luxuriantly under ***" * uice wuucu ui iiuioco. Vv«4> His new home will be established | its shade as they do in the open, d I believe this is true only of the bear ing trees, whose ahade is iMit v«ry dente, and n*ich annnally fumiah a rich coat of fertiliaer from ite fruit, twigs that are very rich in potash. The Ptersimmon tree i« aald to b« of two kinds, wiaksk aome as- old boai^, were continued, and Frank Buchan and Charlie Patch added. Charlie is a young chap, but he seems to be wafldng In the path Us daddy (Please turn to page 2) l| ^ n
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