Friday, February 9, 1940
THE PILOT, Southern J’ines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Pagu
Poultry School To
Be Held at Carthage
Will Comprise Five Adjoining
Counties.—All Interested
I’r^ed To Attend
K. II. (iAKKISON, ,IK.,
('oiinty ARpnt
For the last few years now pouL
try schools have been held in d'.lfer-
fnt counties of the State, It is im-
possibje to hold one of these in each
county in the State, so they are usu.
ally taken in groups of counties.
This year the schools for five ad
joining counties will be hold here at
Carthage on Monday^ February 19th.
We are foitunate in beinp able to
secure this school and we hope that
cach and every one will take iidvan.
tnge of this opportunity to hear some
of vhe best poultry men in the State.
This will he held in Court Rooni
here and will tx'gin aroimd 9;30 o'
clock. All of us are especially anx
ious that every man nnd woman,
boy and girl who is interested in
poultry in any way, try to ntteijd
this course. The program is as fol.
lows:
9:45-10:20—“Utilizing our Flocks
and equipment more fully"—C. F.
Parrish.
10:20.10:55—'A Breeding Program
for all Piedm.ont North Carolina
Farmers—Dr. C. H. Bostian.
10:55-11:30—"Better Feeding and
Sanitation as an Aid in Controlling
Disease"—Dr. R. S. Dcarstync.
11:35-12:05—"Modern Methods of
Marketing Poultry Products^"—T.
T. BrottTi.
12:05.1:15—Recess for Lunch.
1:15-1:45—Showing Film Strip—
C. F. Parrish.
1:45.2:45 Round Table Discussion
led by staff.
2:45-3:30—Autopsying Diseased
Birds Prof. R. S. Dearstyne. Dem
onstration in Grading and Packing
Kggs T. T. Brown. Exhibits and
Models Dr. C. TI. Bostian and C. F.
Parrish.
Since poultry w’ork is on the in.
crease in the county we sincerely
hope that we shall have a large del
egation from Moore county attend
ing. With prices on other fSmi com
modities not looking any too bright
right now, it looks as if we might
have to turn at least a part of
our attention to other sources of in
come. Poultry if properly handled,
offers a pretty good sideline. So much
so that in places this is the main
source of income from the farm.
In connection with this Short
Course an Egg Show will be held
and some right nice prizes offered
for both white and brown eggs. We
hope that as many aa possibly can
■will bring In a dozen eggs with
them to enter in this contest. Also
urge anyone you see to come. This
is a rare opportunity for us and we
hope that everyone who possibly can
will attend for the whole day. There
will be no charge for any part of
this.
Continual Low Temperatures
Break January Records Here
Skiinf;, Coasting and Skalinj;'
Aniu.sed Winter (iuests
in Sandhills
The land of cotlrin ano the dunes
c(i sanc> shuddered through the '
month of January >vith snow, ice,
and tempccfiture.s continually below
the normal exi)Pctation. The Sand,
hills fared not .so oadly throi'gh the
A Very Very Bad Girl?
Ora [.ee Is Condemned and
Prai.sed by the IJIacks
and Whites
Is Ora Lee Hooker a "Jop Loui.s,"
a "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," a spir
ited younp|?ter who needs ,«!ym pa-
winter sports of skiing_ coasting and thetic guidance, or a "very^ very bad
fkating while not adverti«rd a!l had gii-1?"
their followers.
Until this January the lowest tern.
I perature of record for the Sandhills
Ftood at 5 degrees above zero witli
the all tinv' lovv for the state of »> bo.
low. at Chiirlotte in JHnuary 1886.
A re.ading of 0 above zor'* was te-
roided here in Janujiry 19.T1. With
a low of 4 degrees on the 27th^ a
new record was e.stablished for the
Sandhills. Hiphost tr,-nper.'!ture bt'>
degrees on the 17th.
The sevei'ty of the successive
days of abnormal lows forced down
the average of the monlh to 32.0 de-
gree.s a drop of 11.4 degvee.i below
normal.
Thirteen days of the month were
clear, 12 days partly clear and 6
days cloudy. Four days showed more
I or less precipitation, 1.18 inches of
lain falling on the 8th. Five days
had snowfalls ranging from one half
inch to three and one h.ilf iches. Tw'o
Ora Leo, a colored girl of C!uni,er.
cn, was in Recorder's court Montlay
charged with assaulting Annie Lau.
lie McDonald with a ileadly weapon.
Allegations in th<- vvarrant are that
she used a rock and knocked Annie
Lauiie senseless lor several min-
ule.-J.
It appealing that Ora Lee was un
der sixteen years of age. her case
was referred to the juvenile court
and it was the tiuty of the juve
nile Judge John Wilcox to decide the
question.
A letter addre.s-^ed to “Honorable
Judge and Solicitor" and signed, “af.
fectionately yours, from the colored
people of Cameron" has this to say;
"Ora Lee Hooker is a wreckless
girl of Cameron. She goes a? p. buL
ly because they call her Joe Louis.
She tries to beat anyone she sees
She has tried to beat Oglatha Bar-
and one half inches fell on the l.st, | 3 or 4 times, Evelyn White and
1 inch on the 7th. one h.ilf inch on Christine Hamilton, also a girl that
the 19th, Sand one half inches on ' "'ent to Carthage school^ she jumped
the 24th^ one half inch on the 31st. school bus. She cursed an
The total rainfall was 2.70 inches,! lady out in June on the public
.62 inches less than normal. An lee 1 highway using vulgar language,
storm on the night of the 7th and; cursed Annie Laura Mc-
morning of the 8th caused great j Donald down at the station and P<^st.
damage to trees and shrubbery. I office. She is a very^ very bad girl
New Year's day was cloudy with D*"- Jckyll side, statements
two and one half inches of snow, max. i from two well.known white women
imum temperature 45 degrees, min. of Cameron set forth that so far as
imicn 28 degp"ees, average 36 de- they knew, Ora l^ee's conduct was
wife, Margaret P. Cameron to A. S.
J^uggl.\s^ Trustee for Southern
Pines Building nnd Loan Aasocia-
tion, December 2nd, 19.?7 nnd
recor ;i i| in the Moore County Kegi.'^.
try ill Mortgage Book No. til, at
page :ii8, the .s;iid A. .S, Hiiggles,
TruHli'i‘_ will on
THl'USDAY. MAKCI' 7 I'MO at
IJ O'CLfK’K NOON,
at th. Court House door i’l Moore
County, .‘-ell at public auit'o'i for
cash to the highest bidder the fol
lowing de.scribed l.Tnds:
l'.i:iNG that certain b:iilding lots
.situated and being in 'the Town of
Southern Pines, North Carolina,
known and designated as Lot No. 5
in IJIock H and 3 ;is shown on a'
map entitled "A Map of Southern ‘
Pines, Moore County. Noith Ciirf>.
lina," and filed in the officc of the!
Hegister of Deeds of the aforesaid'
County, and being the 8,^10 lot con-'
vcyed by W, J. Adams, as Trustee
for 'iiu.ssell K. Oeyer, to Anna T
Oeyer, registered in tlie office of
the Register of Deeds of Moore Coun
ty in Deed Book 37, at page 277,!
and later conveyed to Mary E. Howt
by deed dated March 32th, 1918^ as
recorded in Deed Book 68, at j)ago
iUri by the Title Guaranty & TnLSt
Oon;pany of New York as Executor
and Tru.stee under the la.st will and
testainent of aforesaid Anna T. fJey.
cr.
This sale is made on accourt of
default in the payiment of the in-
debtedne.ss secured by saiii Deed of
Trust.
Dated this 6th day of February,
1940.
A. S. RUOGLES,
March 1. Tiu.stee.
grees.
lx>ng time (aven^ge
Long time Max. Min. Aver.
Aver. 54.6 33.2 44
1939 58.2 34 46.1
1940 43.2 22 32.6
good. She had been employed by one
of the women and had given good
service.
VALENTINE party
favors at Hayes.’
goods and
Fresh fruits and vegetables at the
Saturday morning Curb Market at
Southern Pines.
EVELYN EDSON
Notary Public
Telephone Office N. H. Ave
PinehurstParagraphs
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Distilled and Bottled by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cole
went to Raleigh Tue.sday to attend
the wadding of Mr. Cole's neice. Miss
Virginia Cole to Joseph Daniel Moore,
which took place in the Edenton
Street Methodist Church at high
noon.
Mrs. Janet Fuller of Briarcliff
Manor, N, Y., is the guest of her
sister and brother-in-law Mrs. N. S.
Hurd and Mr. Hurd.
Kate MicKelway, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. McKelway has
returned to her home after spend,
ing several days in Duke Hospital
where she underw'ent a derital oper
ation.
Mr. and Mrs. W\ A. Leland Met
Keithen have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home in
the Kineo Cottage on the Midland
■Road.
Donald Currie, Jr. and Ellis
Fields, Jr., were homt from Caro
lina University for ^he week-end.
Ellis had a classmate, Charlie Clay,
ton of Wilmington as his guest.
Mrs. Cullcon, of Dunn is spending
some time with her son, F. Shelby
Cullom and family.
Mr, and Mjs, H. Newton Marshall
of Centreville, Mass,, and daughter,
Mrs. Maxon Eddy of Bridgeport,
Conn., have arrived at their cottage
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Souders have
gone to Florida for several months
stay.
E. C. Cunningham of TJebulon
spent the week-end at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Journey. Mrs. Cunning,
ham who has been a patient in the
Moore lOounty Hospital and their
son, Bert who has been the guest of
his grandmother. Mrs. Journey re
turned home with Mr. Cunningham
Sunday, j
Robert Rodwell spent several days
In Durham this week.
Mrs. Edwin L. Scofield and son,
Teddy, went to New York Wetoas-
day night.
Miss Eaien Bruton has gone to
Palm Beach, Florida to spend the
month of February with her sis.
ter.
Mrs. J. P. Mulcahy had as her
guest over the wflek-end Mrs. Doug,
las L. Fox of Durham.
Curtis Ledbetter is a patient In
the Moore County Hospital.
Mrs. H. C. Beall went to Blrming-
hncrv, Ala., last week to visit her
son, E. C. Beall and family.
A. S. Newcomb was a patient
this week at the Moore County Hos
pital suffering with an infected foot.
Misses Carol and Olive Hennessce,
Eloise Wicker and Katherine Sledge,
students at Woman's College, Greens,
boro, were at home several days Jast
week following mid-term examina
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Jellison have
returned from a weeks stay in Flor.
Ida.
Miss Pearl McNeil! of Charlotte
was a recent guest of her sister,
Mrs. I. C. iSledge.
Mrs. H. E. Conant is receiving
treatment at the Moore County Hos.
pital.
Founder's Day
A special FoiTnder’s Day meeting
of the Parent_Teacher Association
will be held next Tuesday evening,
February 13, at 8:00 o’clock in the
Pinehurst School auditorium to cel
ebrate the forty-second anniversary
of the P. T. A.. A candle lighting
service will be held with high school
girls taking part and a cake bearing
forty-two candles will be cut dur.
ing the social hour following the
rfieeting.
Girl Scouts Give Tea
The Girl Scouts gave a tea at the
"Cabin” Tuesday afternoon to which
their mothers and members of the
Scout council were invited. Mrs.. J.
W. Harbison assisted the Scouts in
making invitations, favors and dec.
orations In Valentine motif; also in
making and serving a course of dain
ty sandwiches and cookies with Rus
sian tea. This was the first time they
have used the cabin and this was in.
deed a happy occasion for both hosts
and guests.
JOHN PATTON CHADWICK
PASSES IN CHIU FEB. 4
The Pilot is informed of the death
of John Patten Chadwick of Santia.
go, Chili, on February 4th, at San
JoU de Maipo, Chill. Mr. Chadwick
for many years general manager of
the American Smelting an<j Refining
Co., in Chill, was bom In Saco, Me.,
57 years ago the son of John and
Nellie Patten Chadwick. Mrs. Chad,
wick until her death in 1938, was a
winter resident of Southern Pines
more than 30 years, and numbered
many friends in the community.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF lAND
Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by Deed of Trust
from D. D. Shields Cameron and
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