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■Friday, November 16, 1934. THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Page Seven ;apital By M. R. Dunnagan, The Pilot’s Raleigh Correspondent Heavy Stule Lohsos Death of Ur. James M. Parrott, State health officer, at ihe age of 60 years, after about four years as head of the health department, re moves from active service of the State four important officials in as many months. In addition to Dr. Par rott, they are John D. Waldrop, State highway engineer; E. B. Jefficss, chairman of the State Highway and Public Works Commission; and Dr. A. T. Allen, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The death of Dr. Parrott was not unexpected, although he had rallied from previous heart attacks and was thought to be recovering from an attack about two weeks ago. He was named health officer and secretary of the State Board of Health to suc ceed the late Dr. C. O’H. Laughing- house, after an interval in which Dr. G. M. Cooper was acting health of ficer. Funeral was held at Kinston last Friday. Mr. Waldrop was killed in an au tomobile accident some four months ago. His place was never tilled, al though W'. Vance Baise, his a.ssist- ant, became acting engineer because Mr. Jeffress, then on a vacation trip to Chicago, was stricken in Greens boro, his home, before returning to Raleigh. He has been in a sanous condition since that time. Dr. Allen died following a kidney stone opera tion about four weeks ago. Clyde R. Erwin, of Ri,itherfordton, was named by Governor Ehringhaus to succeed him. The vacancy caused by Dr. Par- rott’.s death will be filled by election by the State Board of Health, ap proved by Governor Ehringhaus. Governor Ehringhaus isriued a statement on the death of Dr. I’ar- rott, as follows; “The State ha.s lost one of its most capable and success ful .servants. In his personal and pro fessional character he was conspic uously outstanding. He achieved not only prominence of position, but a univer.say recognition of exceptional capacity and high sense of public service. In intellect, character and accomplishment he stood always in the front rank, and under his wise and inspiring leadership his depart ment ha,s both merited and w’on the gratitvide of the State and the recog nition of the Nation. ” The New General Assembly The 1935 Gene'-al Assembly of North Carolina will be composed of 48 Democrats and two Republicans in the Senate, and 107 Democrats, one independent Democrat and 12 Republicans in the House of Repre sentatives, a complete compilation of the returns from the November 6 election shows, unofficially and sub ject ir. one or two instances to State Board of Election reviews. The Republicans have Senators from the same two districts they had in the 1933 assembly, the 2-lth, repre sented by Joe Williams, Yadkinville, and the 30th, represented by J. P. Qibbs, Burnsville. The Republicans gained a net of four seats in the Hou.se, recovering six and losing two, for the 12 next time. The independent Democrat elected to the House is E. B. Cloud, of Polk, who served several terms as the Democratic representative of that county. He was declared the nomi nee by the county board of elections after the June primary, but on com plaint, the State Board of Elections checked, threw out numbers of ab sentee ballots and declared his op ponent, Carroll Rogers, the nominee. Mr. Cloud’s name went on the Repub lican ticket and he defeated the Dem ocratic nominee The two counties won Back by the Democrats are Montgomery and Clay. The seven they lost are Ca tawba, Cherokee, Lincoln, Randolph, Rutherfofd, Sampsom, and Palk, the latter to an independent Democrat. The six counties sending Republi cans two years ago and which will have them again next time are Avery, Davie, Madison, Mitchell, Wilkes and Yadkin. All are normally Republican counties, even though some of them went Democratic in 1933 and other in 1931, and a few have been in the Democratic columii occasionally be fore. Two years ago the Republican rep resentation of two Senators and eight Representatives was considered an “irreducable minimum,” several us ually Republican counties having gone Democratic in the Roosevelt coup. Democrats tried to hold them, but with little hope. However, the Democrats will have a very strong working majority, and considerably more than in 1928, when about one- fourth of the 170 members of both houses of the General Assembly were Republicans. Kmp^oynu'nt I'p Employment conditions in North Carolina showed a remarkable im provement in October over those ot September, the report of Capus M. Waynick, State director of the fed eral reemployment service, shows. In October jobs were found tor 9,329 persons, as compared with 5,- 858 in September, while the balance of those actively seeking , work de creased 83.363 in September to 78.- 995 in October. The records sjkow that there were 5.890 registrations in I October and 5,467 in September; 2.- ; 656 re-registrations in October and I 2,529 in September; 9,719 renewals in j October and 8,254 in September; and ' 13,667 registrations were cancelled in I October of those no longer actively . seeking work, and 11,025 in Sep- I tember. Jobs were found for 1,065 I World War veterans in October, as I compared with 737 in September, I while only 4,652 were on the active ! list in October, as compared with 5,- ! 262 actively seeking work in Sep- I tember. r*4otice of Sale of Assets of The Oanlc of Vass Vass, 1ST. C. XOKTH C.\K()LI\.\, MOOKE COUNTY. IN THE SI PEIUOU t ()1 KT Under and by virtue of sale made and entered in a judgnietn in the cause now pending in the .Superior Court of Moore County and entitled "In Re Bank of Vass,” said Judgment appearing in Minute Docket Book No. 24, Pages 249-250, the undersigned, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2:5, 1934, ■\T THE B.VNKINCJ HOUSE OF THE K.XNK OF V.ASS, IN THE TOWN OF V.VSS, NOUTH C.\KOLIN.\ will offer and sell to the highest bidder for ca.sh all the remaining asset.s of the Bank of Vass as follows, to-wit: , CASH ITEMS Check- J. W. Graham $ 9.20 Check J. W. Graham ' 10.00 Check--J. W. Graham 2.50 Check—J. W'. Graham 4.00 Check—J. W'. Graham 10.00 Check—J. W. Graham, Assignee Acct. 50.00 OVERDRAFTS W. H. Coffey 531.63 W. F. Briggs J.03 M1.SS Thelma Patterson 42 NAME F. Alexander NOTES COLLATERAL OR ENDORSEMENT J. F. Allred W'. F. Alexander, Mrs. W R. P. Andrews Annie L. Andrews N. H. & Fannie Arnette N. H. & Fannie Arnette A. B. Atkins Ethel Atkins L. Badgett, et al AMOUNT $ 498.36 968.87 34.50 315.00 550.00 E. A. C. & Mrs. Bettie Baker 1,000.00 50.00 100.00 A. C. & Mrs. Bettie Baker C. V. Barnes, J. D. McLean D. A. Blue D. A. Blue, D. A. Blue, Geo. M. & W. J. O. Blue, L. H. Blue, Geo. W. McNeill 403.80 200.00 211.00 1,000.00 Chattel M. Blue Mortgage 325.00 300.00 J. R. McQueen 2.50.00 Z. V. Blue W'. M. & C. C. Blue W. M. Blue W. P. Boggs, D. R. Mrs. Stacy Brewer Stacy Brewer John Willcox ... Bright Belt VV’arehouse, A. M. Cameron Catherine M. & Honoria Brooks A. R. Burch, et al R. E. Bryant, 139.22 400.00 8.90 Stokes 96.65 22.45 .1. E. McKeithen, et al. Deed of Trust D. A. (Sr Mary A. McLauchlin . D. A. McLauchlin D. A. McLauchlin, Tru.stee, Deed of Trust J. S. & W, N. McLauchlin J. D. McLean, VV. N. McLean J. L\ McLean, Stacy Brewer 1. D. McLean—Stacy Brewer J. W. McNeill E. Bryant, E. Bryant, Ida Must Surrender Gin I Garrison ExpFains Certificates by 24th ■ Tobacco Allotments Cotton Farmers Have But One hen All Sales Are Completed More Week to Cash In, Cards Must He Returned Poole Warns I to County Agent R, E. Bryant, A. Cameron, J. T. Simmons M. Bryant D. J. Thomas P. A. Fisher ... 85.00 670.6V 274.85 634.25 50.00 425.00 195.00 180.00 G. McG. Cameron 40- ss Va.ss Cotton Mills 1^4,750.01 D. 200.00 150.00 -W. H. McNeill .... 2000.00 2,115.00 Moore county has been allotted ap proximately 20,000 pounds of gin certifi(L.'ates which will not be needed for ginning cotton in this county this year, W. G. Poole, assistant in cot ton adjustment announces. Moore county is one of the few counties of the state which will have an excess of ftin certificates, there not being over five counties which have been so favored. Those who have surplus certificates can use them in the following man ner: (1) He may hold them over for his personal u.se in 1935, in event that it is in effect at that time. (2) He may s ell them to another cotton producer in the same county and have iiiem Iran.sferred to the producer needing them. (3) He may surrender them to the Assistant in Cotton Adjustment for sale through the National Pool. Up to this date very few cerLifi- cates have been surrendered for sale through the National Pool and un less they are sent to Washington be fore November 24th they will not be accepted. It is feared that the pro ducers holding these certificates will hold them trying to make a local sale and let the time of sending them to the National Pool expire, in which case they will not be able to make any sale at all except to a local buyer. The operation of the National Pool is briefly as follows.: All producers having a surplus ot certificates surrender them to the National Pool. The National Pool then places them for sale in the counties which do not have enough certifi cates. At a date to be set later the Pool will be closed and all producers will receive pay at the rate of 4c per pourid for the percentage of Pool sold .The remainder of the certifi cates will be returned t othe producer. The cost of operation will be deduct ed before the Pool is divided. J. N. POWELL, INC. Undertaking: Embalming: Ambulance Service 'East Broad St^ Soathem Pinea By E. H. (iarrison, Jr., Coimty Agent I There seems to be some misunder- i standing in regard to the tobacco i allotment cards issued from this of fice for the .sale (if tobacco. It is not I necessary that we have these right away, but .vhen all sales of tobacco ; are completed these must be return- i ed to the office here and will go in I as part of the producer's sales rec- ; ord. Please see that these cards are not lost or destroyed. All warrants which we have on record here must be checked against these sales cards and must correspond. We do not care anything about the sale bills as the tax-payment warrant carries all the information which we would get from the sales bills. The question of parity payments does not seem to be clear in the minds of some. The contract speci fies that parity payments will be made on all tobacco sold, regardless of the price, up to and including twenty-one cents. If you have receiv ed a thirty cent average for your en tire crop you will still be due your parity payment just the same. All those who have kept their sales within the 70 percent class, which you will find on the contract, will receive 121-2 percent on the sales of all to bacco. If you have sold 80 percent, which basis the cards are made out on, you will receive 8 percent parity on all tobacco sold. Contracts will stand for next year as they are, with possibly a small increase. Non-signers will be given a chance to make application for an allotment in December. This is all the information we have as to what non signers will be able to donext year. D. S. Cameron J. S. Camer'on Carolina Coal & By-Products Co.-J. R. McQueen- Carolina Coal & By-Products, Co.-J. R. McQueen, W. H. McNeill H. M. Carroll, Percy L. Gardner 150.00 Mary Cassidy, Deed of Trust 255.00 J, E. Collins--J, M. Reed ' 91.54 J. E. Collins—J. M. Reed 50.00 J. E. Collins—J. M. Reed . 150.00 Thos. J. Coore, Mrs. Fannit* Blue Coore W. T. Cox—W. J. Cameron \V. T. Cox—Percy L. Gardner J. R. Craig—N, M. McLean A. G. Crissman ~W. H. Keith T. E. Davis et al J. A. Dees—T. J. Smith C. E. & J, L. Elliott J. W. & J. L. Elliott J. L. & Claude Elliott J. B. Evans, et al C. H. Evans, et al J. F. & R. A. Evans S. H. & Helen Parker Evans Clem Everette, Percy L. Gardner Futrell & Graham, Inc., W. B. Graham Jesse H. & Percy L. Gardner Deed of Trust D. W, &H. J. McNeill W. H. McNeill W. H. McNeill W. H. McNeill J. A. McPherson E. L. McNeill J. R. McQueen E. L. & Mrs. S. E. McNeill J. R. McQueen, W. H. McNeill J. R. Mc'/ueen J. R. Mc'rueen A. D. & Allie M. McLaughlin, Deed of Trust A. D. & Allie G. McLaughlin. Deed of Trust Howard Matthews .... J. L. & Mary P. Matthews J. L. & Mary P. Matthews J. L. & Mary P. Matthews Vass Mercantile Co. A. Montesanti, I. Montesanti C. R. & Ethel U. Mills B. C. Morgan W. S. O’Brient J. H. & Cattle Oldham D. C. O’Neal et al S. H. & Eula Oliver J. M. Patterson J. E. Elliott T. W. & Mrs. T. W. Pilson . r. W. & Mrs. T. W. Pilson D. S. Ray, E. J. Tillman D. S. Ray, E. L. Ray D. A. Shields & W. N. McLauchlin J. T. Smith Percy L. Gardner J. W. & T. J. Smith . V.^ D. Smith W. D. Smith T. M. Sparrow, I L. L. Johnson ! C. W’. Spears, et al I M. N. & Mrs. M. N. Sugg, Jr. D. J. & M. E. Thoma.s F. G. Thomas & L. C. Petree ..... F, G. Thomas, C. H. Gordon F. G. Thomas Cov Thomas .. |j. W'. & Mrs. J. W. Thomas I W. H. Turner 1 B. Nat Wells I Vass Building & Loan Association, I D. A. McLauchlin,Treas. 1 Hotel Vass, j \V. D. Matthews, Mgr. I Vass Hotel Building Co. j A. M. Cameron, \V. B. Graham j Vass Mercantile Co., W. B. Graham, C. L. Tyson Vass Presbyterian Church Manse, I Acct.—D. A. McLauchlin , , S. W. V.'hitaker, Geo. D. Carter Frank Welch, Sr. IW, C. & E. H. W'illcox , A. L. Vv’ilson, I W. H. McNeill j A. C. McDonald, ' Real Estate 1,116.52 4.2.00.00 532.50 1,821.92 l.')0,00 200.00 437.23 1.500.00 250.00 2.000.00 2,000.00 350.00 3.000.00 100.00 5.00 350.00 50.00 2,997.69 1.000.00 1,000.00 1,984.54 2.7.50.00 25.00 293,95 1.750.00 1,478.59 300.00 126.74 265.50 49.42 183.00 49.00 100.00 8.00 25.00 80.00 285.00 125.00 25.00 198.69 100.00 45.00 1.200.00 2,378.30 386.98 7 27..50 97.31 283.18 290.75 365.00 89,60 5.00 261.00 82.00 375.00 1,500.00 4,180.27 380.47 100.00 200.00 93.11 280.00 858.23 196.46 12.00 50.00 4.49 75.00 25.00 35.00 20.00 60.00 75.00 400.00 100.00 124.87 74.11 25.00 .11 DGMEXTS NAME _ AMOUNT NAME J. B, Eastwood ....' $3,062.00 Parkei' H. Cameron J. B. Eastwood 967.20 P. I, F^dmonds Edward Dunlap 245.00 P. I. Edmonds J. A. Leslie Heirs 3,523.69 Neill A. Graham Clayton Atkin.s 30.00 Neill A. Graham C. N. Atkins 105.iiO A. D. Hinsley W. M. Atkins 159.09 W. L. Jones i S. H. Coe 75.00 Airs. M. E. Lawrence IC. C. Carlisle 144.77 Kay Maples j D. M. Cooper 50.00 C. H. Person j D. M. Cooper 44.81 D. McDonald I M, G. Coo))er .50,00 Nannie Gilchrist .. . AMOUNT 15,69 . .. 100,00 ... 200.00 100.00 38.00 50.00 160.00 . .. 160.00 25.00 55.00 ... 158.00 19.60 400.00 435.00 >OSS CRUTCHFIELD WEDS GB.\DY FRYE IN VASS Miss Elsie Crutchfield and Gladys Frye, both of the Union section on Cameron route, were united in mar riage on Saturday, Nov. 3d, the cere mony being performed at the Pres byterian manse in Vass with tiic Rev. C., A. Lawrence officiating. The bride was lovely in a suit of blue with harmonizing accessories. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Crutchfield and Mr. Frye is a son the late Dan Frye and Mrs. Emma Frye Lloyd. Both are out standing young people who have tak en an active part in the affairs of their community, aifd are popular among a wide circle of friends. Percy L. & Garrie A. Gardner 4,000.00 Percy L. & Carrie A. Gardner ^ 842.87 S. H. & S. L. Gardner | 300.00 S. H. & S. J. Gardner 50.00 M. H. & Percy L. Gardner 50.00 Graham Brothers 2,000.00 D. A. Graham 969.39 J. W. Graham 3.200.00 R. W'. & W. B. Graham .. 1,194.40 W. Al. Gilmore, W. J. Harrington : |48.25 A. D. Hinsley, et al 250.00 Home Furnishing Co., J. W^ Graham 2,000.00 Geo. H. Humber, STOCK ASSESSMENT .JUDGMENTS NAME AMOUNT NAME I Belle Alexander 49Y.46 Airs. S. M. McNeill D. Al Blue 200,00 D. H, McNeill I Mrs. S. M. Cox 200.00 'I; ( ^ D. McI. McCnmmon Mrs. Selma Day 200.00 D, McLauchlin P, L. Gardner 500.00 D. A. McLauchlin J. H. Gardner . . 500.00 Mary Gillis McLauchlin J. W. Graham 1,000.00 Alllie G. McLauchlin E. B. Keith 150.00 Sarah Priest J. A. Keith 1,000.00 Mrs. L. A. Smith H. A. Keith Estate 1,000.00 W'. D. Smith Thos. J. Keith 31.18 i . VV. Taylor J. A. Leslie Estate 500.00 Annie C. Thomas D. C. McGill 536.95 Airs. Alae Thomas L. L. Alarion 20.00 Essie R. Hutcheson 500.00 4,700.00 R. G. Hutcheson L. L. Johnson C. L. Jordan, D. AlcCrimmon 160,00 J. H. Judd 500.00 Keith Motor Co., W. H. Keith 632.71 Hugh A. & Mrs. Hugh A Keith 486.00 J. A. Keith 270.00 D. B. & D. H. Kelly 30.91 J. Clyde & Louise F. Kelly j. I'OO.OO R. L. King, et al 320.00 R. L. & Lula King 50.00 Jas. & Hattie Lewis 1,450.00 Chas. A. Lawrence 247.81 Lakeview Nursery, F. Al. Dwight 175.00 Little River Store Co., J. R.AIcQueen, et al .. 4,735.15 J. A. Phillips 200.00 A. A. Flora & Edith McCaskill 100.00 A. A. McCaskill, M. M. Johnson 50.00 D. McCrimmon D. McCrimmon Isabella McDonald, E. T. McKeithen, Fred McKeithen, 292.24 J. R. McQueen 2,298.95 Alex W. Al. AIcLeod Blue 73,61 160.00 Norman L. McKeitheii 326.69 J. Tallrot Johnson 30.00 AMOUNT 592.84 99.23 1,200.00 >00.00 500.00 1,100.00 400.00 1,500.00 99.35 200.00 3,400,00 299.95 200.00 400.00 REAL ESTATE 50 ACRES KNOWN .\S H. D. EDMUNDS L.VND ONE STORE BUILDINO KNOW N -VS LITTLE KIVEK STOKE, VASS, N. C. HOUSE AND LOT IN VASS, KNOWN AS THE P.\UL JOVNEU HOUSE 22 PERCENT INTEKEST IN 117 .ACRES IN McNEILL TOWNSHIP, BANK Bl'ILDING ON K.VILROAD ST., VASS, N. U. STOCKS 50 shares Adams & Graham Lumber Co. The sale will begin on the day and place above mentioned at ten o’clock in the morning and will continue from day to day, or to such days or days as the undersigned may then and there announce and designate. Each and every item, separately, will be first offered for sale; and each and every item which brings a Isid satisfactory to the Commissioner of Banks will them and there be confirmed and delivery of the item made to the purchaser; all the items of the assets which have not then brought a satisfactory price will be offered for sale in bulk to the highest bidder for cash; the undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids; the un dersigned reserves the rightto sell certain of the above assets separately, or to sell the whole in bulk, or certain items in bulk. Each depositor, or any group of depositors who may combine their de posits for such purposes, are permitted to use twenty percent (20%) of his her or their deposits claim, or deposit claims, as a payment on the purchase price of any item of property purchased at this sale, and if such deposit claim is .so used, the same shall be entered then as a dividend credit upon •such claim, and shall be charged against future dividends, to be paid upon said claim to the extent of such credit. The undersigned offers said properties for sale in good faith as assets of .said Bank of Vass, but does not warrant title thereto, and will sell all said assets, as above listed, without recourse, and subject to any and all equities which may be pleada gainst the sume. This 5th day of November, 1934. G. P. HOOD, Commissioner of Banks. S. J. HINSDALE, Liquidating Ag^ent. J. A. DENNIS, Assistant Liquidating Agent.