Friday, February 16, i94f>.
_THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Mierdeen, Norlh Carolina
Page Seven
Betty Jane Sea well
Beauty Contest Entry
Carthage (Jirl Sponsored by
Jay-Cees in Azalea Pageant
at Palatiia, Fla.
A UeapuU'h to The Pilot from
Palatka, Fla., unnoun( cs that Miss
Betty Jane SeawllJ 16-yoar.old
Carthage High School student, has
been officially entered as the rep.
resentative of the Carthage Junior
Chamber of Commerce in the Azalea
festival beauty pageant to be stag
ed in the Ravine Gardens there, Mar.
10. She is the daughter of Mi. and
Mrs. Herbert F. Seawell, Jr.
The brown-eyed, light-brown hair,
ed North Carolina beauty will be
acortm^anied to Palatka for the fes
tival and southeastern Jaycee Jam.
boree, scheduled for that week-end,
by a delegation of Carthage Jay.
coefi_ the despatch state.s.
Miss Seawell is the second out-
of-stiite entrant seeking the title of
"Azalea Queen for 1940.'
AU. STAKS TO HAVK I)AN( K
The local All- Stars will sponsor a
dance at the Civic Club tonight, Fri
day for the benefit of the team. The
admission price is 25 cents to all.
Interesting Program For Poultry
Raisers, in Carthage on Monday
I. K (i A [.NOTICES
\I»MIMSTKATOirs N'OTK E
Fresh fruits and vegetables at the
Saturday morning Curb Market at
Southern Pines.
Exhibition, February
26. 27 and 28.
9:30 to 12 a. m.^ 2:30 to 5:00 p.
m., at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. SttTithers Burt at Southern
Pines. For Mrs. D. Braden Kyle.
Hand.quilted things.
F\ir-cloth and velvet coals.
Molinelles perfumes, etc.
W'ool blouses, negligees, etc.
Table Sets.
Stockings.
Melton Mowbray Hunting
Shirtii.
English Gloves and Leather
things, etc.
Vyella flannel sport dresses.
Maids’ dre.sses and aprons, and
other unusual articles.
l.eaders in Field To Discuss
Importiint Pha.ses of Kkk
Prodiu'tion
By Flora McUonald. Homo .Agent
The Poultry Short Course to hn
held in Carthage on Monday, Febru
ary ISUh^ will have questions such as
the following discussed: "Why does
one flock of layers with a good house
and good feeding produce an average
of a hundred eggs a bird, and anoth.
er fed the same feed and identical
housing tond'iions produce an aver
age of over two hundred eggs g
bird?" Dr. C. H. Bostian.
Professor Dearstyne will endeavor
to answer “What Shall I Feed My
Birds,” “Why," “When,” "How
Much,” and "How do<-s a sanitation
program aid in controlling of <li-
seases?” He will endeavor to an
swer that old familiar question--
"Why birds are sick and what to dc
for them."
The following program is inter
esting and educational.
9:45.10:20—"Utilizing Our Flocks
and Equipment More Fully,", C. F.
Parrish.
10:20-10:5!)—"A Breeding Prog
ram for all Piedn^ont North Carolina
Farmers^" Dr. C. H. Bostlan.
10:55-11 ;30 — “Better Feeding ant'
Sanitation as an aid in Controlling
Ejff Authority
LEGAL NOTICESiLEGAL NOTICES
I _
I
Those certain lots or j)arcels of and Trustee under the Int-’t will juid
land in McNeills Township^ Moore i testament of aforesaic) Anna T. tlry.
County, North Carolina and des( rib. i cr.
ed on the tax records as "10 acres. This .sale is made on account of
in the payim<'nt of th«- In-
Dated
1940.
March 1.
this 6th day of February,
A. S.
kuggl.es,
Trnistee.
I avin;; q\iulified this day as Ad.
iiil.i.sUator of the I';state of J. A.
Gati;i,s, deceasetl, thi.s is to notify Jim To.vn,” and being the same land default
II pi I'sons having claims against the conveyed frimi Ben Hicks and wife, debtedness secured by said Dt-ed of
i-id estate to pit'.sent them to the Ciirolina Hicks to Alex Evans, by Trtist.
} iiiilnsigned Adminisrator within Warranty Deed dated March 31^ 1884
I V.live niontiis from this date, other, ^t^d recorded in the Moore CTounty
, '.i.-ic this notice will be pleaded in HfRistry in Book 6, at page 134^ and
I 'ar of their recovery. All per.sons in- fx'”' J- Lawhon and wife, Kate
i lebtcil to the saiii estate will please Lawhon to Alex Evans by Warninty
make immediate payment. Deed dated November 24, 1888 and
I'atcd this 28th day of December, recorded in the Moore County Regis, i
193!). tiy in Book (i, at page 136, and Ben
H. P'. niTTlNS, Hicks and wife, Carolina Hicks to
■■ dmi’iistiator cf the estate of J. A. Fvans by Warranty Deed
dated January 10, 1889 anfl recorded j
in Book 6_ at page 138, less the |
various lots which the .said Alexj
Evans and wife have conveyed away
subsequent to the dates of the afore,
raid deeds.
Dated this 6th day of Febniary,
1940,
J. VANCE HOWE,
Feb 10-23. Commissioner.
Gar;;is, deceased.
V.WCK HOWE.
Attorney.
J26. Ml.;
E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Stora^re
NOTU E OK KE.SAI.K. «>|' 1,AM)
T. T. BUOWN
T. T. Brown of the Extension Ser.
vice State College will discuss "Mod
ern Methods of Marketing Poultry
Products,” at the Poultry Short
Course in Carthage Monday. He will
show how to determine whether an
egg is old or fresh, distinguish be-
tween stale and fresh eggs, and
Diseases," Dr. R. S. Deai-styne. . . , u
, Ueach the fam women how they can
11:35.12*0.5, "Modem Methods of , _
Marketing Poultry Priducts," T. T.
Brow'n. *
12:0.'),1 :15 Rere.'-'s for Lunch.
l:l,5-l:4r> Showing F'dm Strip, C.
F. Parrish.
1:45 2:45 Round Table Discussion,
led by Staff.
2:45-3:30. “Autopsying Diseased
Birds," Dr. Dearstyne Demonstration
in Grading and Packing Eggs, T. T.
Brown Exhibits and Models, Dr. C.
H. Bostian and C. F. Parrish.
In a.Ulition to the program there
will be an egg show, and we want
every poultry grower to bring a doz.
en eggs to enter in the show.
Class 1. Best Dozen Extra White
eRgs. (26 to 28 ounces I. Prizes, 1.
25 Barretl Rocks; 2, Feed Hopper;
3. Cook Book.
2. Best Dozen Standard White
determine the interior quality of an
egg without breaking it, or "la our
egg an egg.”
Egjfs are so poorly packaged and
presented in Piedmont, North Caro
lina that they are commanding a
much lower^rice than they should,
the people could get at least five
cents more per dozen for the top
grade of eggs and two or three cents
more per pound for the poultry.
That one thing in itself would mean
the saving of several thousands of
dollars for Moore county alone.
Notiee is hereby given that by
virtue of an Interlocvitory Order of
Koi eclosiue made and entered by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Moore
County on the 19th d,iy of June, 1939
in the matter of the TOWN OK SOU
THERN PINES. Plaintiff, vs. RO
SETTA EVANS HOLMAN, WIDOW,
INDIVIDUALLY AND AS ADMRx!
OF THE ESTATE OF ALEX EVANS,
DECEASP’j:), AND MELISSA
EVANS GOINS. WIDOW, HEIRS-
AT-LAW OF ALEX EVANS, DE-
CEASFJ1, SOUTHERN PINES
WAREHOUSES, INC., T, R. GOINS,
J. S. DAVIDSON, J. E. HASTY,
A'RS. M. H. GRAVES, CAVINESS
PRODUCE COMPANY AND K. R.
HOYLE, Defendants, the same being
recorded in Land Tax Sales Judge,
ment Do(ket No. 10, at page 29, in
the office of the Clerk of the Su-
NOTU'E OF S.\LE OF l.AM>
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred by Deed of Trust
from D. D. Shields Cameron and
wife, Margaret P. Cameron to A. S.
Huggles, Trustee for Southern
Pines Building and Loan Associa
tion. dated December 2nd, 1937 and
recorded in the Moore County Regis,
try in Mortgage .Book No. 61, at
page 248, the said A. S. Ruggles,
Trustee, will on
THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1940 at
12 O’CLOC’K NOON,
at the Court Hou.se door in Moore
County, sell at public auction for
EVELYN EDSON
Notary Public
Telephone Office N. H. Ave
»•
a Sensational Leap Year Sale
I USED CARS
II Wo aro I'oretHi to riHluce our larjje .stock of U.sed Car.s
H in order to make room for more 'rade-iiis on Ntw
|| Chevrolet.^. Phery car iiriced to sell now. Price.s are
I. .sure to ri.se in March. F.very day this month is barfjain
H Consider these values— Biiv Now and
1: Save from $50.00 to $100.00
•4
jj (Jroup No. One
$50 to $100 -They were $100 to $150
These cars have many miles of satisfactory .service
in them.
EgHfs. (21 to 26 ounces 1: 1. Fertiliz.
Eggs. (2G to 26 ounces I; prizes, 1,
Fertilizer; 2, 2.5 lb. Startina; 3, Cook
Book.
3. Be.st Dozen Extra Brown Eggs.
(26 to 28 ounces'; prizes, 1, 25 New
Hampshire, 2, Feed Hcpper, 3, Cook
Book.
4 Be.=t Dozen Standard Brown
r'Trrs. ' (2(5 to 28 ounces I; i>rizes 1
Chicken Feed, 2. 25 pounds Starting | liiiUler for cash at the
Feed, 3, Cook Boo!;.
1'%'ery farm woman, f^irl, man, and i f''”r.wincr described land:
bov should attend this short course. = — — f.
cash to the highest bidder the fol-
perior Court of Moore County, the lowing described lands:
) \mdeisigned Commissioner offered fori BEING that certain building lots
.=ale the lan,i hereinafter described on ] .situated and being in the Town of
Monday, January 22nd, 1940, at 12 Southern Pines, North Carolina,
o'clock NOON, when and where Edith known and designated as Lot No. 5
Goins became the last and highest in Block H and 3 ns shown on a
bidder at the price of $363.00, and map entitled "A Map of Southern
that thereafter and within ten days Pines, Moore County. North Caro,
from the date of -sale the Southern lina,” and filed in the office of the
Pines Warehouses, Inc., filed an up- Register of Deeds of the aforesaid
.'-et hid of $399.00 and deposited with County, and being the snme lot con-
the Clerk of the Superior Court veyed by W. J. .\dams, as Trustee
,'i!36.00 as required by law;
NOW, THEREFO’RE, The under-
sis'nefl Oomrr.is.sioner will on MON
DAY. FEBRUARY 26th. 1010, at
12 o’clock NOON offer for sale and
'ell at p\iblic o\itcry to the highest
Court House
i do'ir in Cart^ae■e, North Carolin.T, the
lor 'Hu.ssell E. Geyer, to Anna T j
Geyer. registered in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Moore Coun
ty in Dee 1 Book 37, at page 277,
f’lul later conveyed to Mary F. Howt
bv deeil dnted March 12th. 1918, ns
lecorded in Deed Book 6S, at pagi
n.T) by the Title Guaranty & Trust
'^ompanv of New York as f'xecutor
150
whisky is
iSMAU GRAIN
j \ loa lltNA
\ 100? AMO
QUARTS
YEARS
PINTS
90 PROOF
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKY
nSTHUD AND 60TIK0IM NiNIi'CO SV m
K.TAYLOR
DiSTUlINO CO .INCORPORATCO
FRANKFORT. KtNTUCKy
Distilled and Bottled by
MISS KFI>SKV. MRS. lU ICNS i
PINE i)!)Ik;ku win neks I
28 ('hevrolet Coupe
.SO Foi’ti {'onpe
30 Ford ('abriolet
.32 P'onl Coach
?.l ('hevrolet Coach
33 Terrai)lane
(Jroiip No. Two
$100 to $200 They were $150 to $250
Reconditioned—They looi< good—Run good—are }?ood.
3.3 Chevrolet Coach
34 Chevrolet ('oupe
33 Plymouth Sedan
34 Chevrolet Coach
Group No. Three
$200 to $300—They were $250 to $350
Perfect for their m(Kiel—Best buys you’ll find.
The Pine Dodders weekly R<ilf tour- ;
I ment was played over the Southern j
Pines Number 1 Tuesday, followeii by I
hintheon at the Countiy Club. Play-!
i inp in Class A were Mi.ss Laura |
j Kelsey. Miss Elennoi- Earron. Miss
; Katheriie Wiley, Mrs. K. H. Trous.
dell. Ml.'. Roy Grinnell, Mrs. Elmer
' Harrington, Mrs. P. Clark and
Mrs .lolin Fitzgerald and in Class B
the player.^ were Mrs. Charle.^ E.
I Crowell, Mrs. S. R. Jelli.son, Mrs.
j Clarence Eil.son Mrs. H F Burns
I Mrs George Lonilon and Mrs II. H.
1 Gre^nman The finals were played
Wedne.sday morning with Mis.s Laura
Kelsey winning in Cla.ss A and Mrs.
I H. F. Burns in Cla.ss B. The Pine
Dodgers are planning a flag toura-
i ment for Tuesday, February 20th.
CHEVROLET
CALERS’
::
riNEill-l’FF DKMO.NSTK.ATION
C'LI B KNTEKT.MNS FOIM'V
36 Chev. Panel
3,5 Chevrolet Coach
34 Chevrolet Coach
35 Chevrolet
3.') Old T-Sedan
35 Chev. Standard Sedan
Group No. Four
$300 to $400—They were $350 to $500
Fine late model car.s. Trade up Now and Save
36 Chevrolet Coupe
36 Chev. Del. Sp. Sed,
37 Chev. Pick-up
37 Chevrolet Truck
37 Chevrolet T-Sedan
37 Ford 60 Sedan
Group No. Fiv«
$400 to $500—They were $450 to $600
The very finest to be found
39 ChevTolet T-Sedan
38 Chev. T-Sedan
38 Chev. Truck
38 Chev. Pick-up
38 Chev. Del. Sp. Sed,
Our cost prices have been disregarded. We will sell
model for model below the market price. Liberal trade-
in allowances. EASY TERMS.
MID-SOUTH MOTORS, Inc.
SALES
Phone 9591
SERVICE
Aberdeen, N. C.
The Pinebluff Home Demonstra.
tion Club met Thursday, February 8.
at the clubhouse with Mrs. W. K.
Carpenter presiding and,34 members
present. Miss Flora Macdonald gave
.some good sus'gestions for educa
tional reading. She also gave an in
teresting talk on “Home Built.In.
Kitchen Equipment. At 1:00 o’clock n
covered dish dinner was enjoyed by
around 40 people. Persons planning
to build or rcjmodel a kitchen are in.
vited to attend the next club meet
ing.
.lUNIOR CIVIC CIAIB
ENJOVS BRIDGE P.MITV
The Junior Civic Club semLmonth-
ly bridge party was held at the Civ
ic Club Tuesday night, with four ta
bles in play. First prize was won by
Ann Cameron and second went to
Mary Tin.sley. Mrs. H. G. McHroy
and Mrs. Marvin Ray were joint
hostesses and served delicious re.
freshments after the prizes had been
presented.
Mifw Bess Stuart, /secretary tn
the county school nas
been confined to her home since the
middle of last week with an attack
of influenza.
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Save deprecia
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car. Trade up
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Save winter con
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pense
Save costly re
pairs on your
old car.
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cart and utad trucks from Chovrolot
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