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THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, March 2« 1941.
Tag’ Day for Maternal
Welfare on April 5
Thirty-Two Mothers and liabies
Aided by Last Year’s Gen
erous Contributions
The third annual Tag Day of the
IfatrmsI Welfare Committee will be
|iel<j all over Moore county on Sat
urday, April 5th. The good work that
ts bemg done by this committee is of
such inestimable value that it can
never be counted in a manner of
“dallars and cents." It means lives
cavied, babies given a good chance to
lin*. and mothers with health unim
paired by otherwise intolerable con
ditions.
Of the 32 mothers and babies who
vere aided through generous contri-
I'utions last year there was not one
v’ho would not have suffered extreme
discomfort and privation had this
^elp been withheld. Only the most
Deedy cases are being cared for
thruugh direct aid, so you may be
certain, when you contribute to this
rifwt worthy cause, that you are di-
THIS BUSINESS
OF
I
^ JUSAN .THAYKl
REPORT TO “THE PEOPLE"
1 story of the machine tool Industry
j from Cleveland, Ohio, that great in-
machines duatrial city on L^ke Erie. A week
Walter Moore Burned
To Death in Cabin
LEGAL NOTICKl' LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF OF lAND BY
<X>'!nMlSSIONKR
Well Known Aberdeen Citizen ^
\\'as Caretaker of Old Be- Notice is hereby given that by
thesda Cemetery interlocutory order ol
Foreclosure made and entered by the
Warehouse last Sunday night. A pas-
Wheels are turning ,
are humming . . . men are working' ]ater, March 1st, the program comesjserby saw flames issuing from the
all over America. j from Santa Monica, California, and cabin where Moore lived by himself,
From the Atlantic to the Pacific t^e story is that of the airplane in- but was unable to rescue him. The
smoke curls upward from tens of (dustty. During the next few weeks j door was swung inward and It is
thousands of smoke stacks as stupen- j shall have this same direct per-
dous orders are filled for guns and ' son-to-person account of oil, of tanks,
tanks and planes and boats. The of shipbuilding, as we visit Tulsa,
whole country thinks and talks one'okla., Berwick, Pa., Norfolk, and
thing—production for defens'e. | Newport News and other industrial
Each one of us feels herself vitally; centers,
and personally concerned with things
Walter L. Moore, well known Ab- > Clerk of the Superior Court of Moore
erdeen citizen and caretaker of Old , bounty on the 17th day of February
Bethesda cemetery for the past sev- matter of the TOWN OF
eral years, was burned to death In his ' SOUTHERN FINES, Plaintiff, vs.
irailer home near the Big Brick ! BERT L. BLAKE and wife, FLOSSIE
we’ve scarcely heard of before; ma
chine tools, sub-contracting, com
munity pooling plans for defense to
mention a few. We want to know ex
actly what is happening and where
and how. We’d like to see inside the
rertly aiding one of our little new ^ are making these ma-
citizens to enter life with the ^ We'd like to talk to the men
essltiea in health and material aid, j [q higher up in
that Is every babies right in this | ^ offices and to the officials of tha
vorUi. Last jear about $400.00 cities that are centers for defense,
lealized from Tag Day, which gave want to know how much more
»n average of a little over $12.00 to | y^j^erica is doing this month than
taoh of the 32 cases benefitting, what the plans are for the
through medical attention, layettes, j come. And now we cam
ctc. This year it is hoped to realize j ]gach Saturday night at 7 o’clock
J.)00 so that mote cases may be j^ter depending on our sta-
reached. jtion) we can tune in our radios to
The tags bring anywhere from 10c the Red Network of the National
to $100. depending on the individual’s. Broadcasting Company and hoar the
ability to pay and to realize the mar- story of one of the great defense in-
velous good that this bit of “leaven” H,stries told by the men who are af
will effect on the “bread of human tually carrj-ing it on. The doors of
kindness." Do your part! Remember;great industrial plants will open to
Tag Day, Saturday, April 5th. | yg yj^ the radio—and we will hear
• the actual whirr of the machinery
that is working day and, in many
I cases, night to turn out the materials
' to make this great land of ours safe
I from attack. And we will hoar the
voices of the men who tend the ma-
' chines that make the products. We’ll
hear what they do and what they
think of it. Wee’ll hear a little of their
, own histories so that, though we can-
! not see them, they will seem like
■ real people to us. Then we’ll hear
] from some one in the office whose
I job it is to coordinate the output of
I his plant with that ot others and see
that it is made properly and on time.
I We’ll listen too, to the civic leaders
! of the various cities as we tour the •
They have built up great arma
believed that the 70-year old man
was overcome before being able to
pull it op<;n.
Moore, formerly a telegraph oper
ator in the Seaboard depot In Aber
deen, is survived by a daughter, Mrs
Clarence Bracey of Greensboro; a
BLAKE, Defendants, same being re
corded in Land Tax Sales Judgment
Docket No. 10 at page 63, in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Moore County, the under
signed Commissioner, will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 1941 at
13 o’clock NOON,
at the Court House door in Carthage,
lows: North 44-02 West 404.8 feet to
a comer; South 87-20 West 222 feet
to a corntr; South 40-50 West 100
feet to a comer; North 49-10 West ^
47 feet to a corner; South 47-50 West
402.5 feet to a corner; thence, with
another line of said 47 acres and
beyond South 49-10 F^st 550 feet
to a comer; thence South 81-28 E^t
along the north aide of the 31.35 «
acre tract above described 437.5 ft. to
the center line of the Pee Dee Road;
thence, with it North 8-32 East 403.2
feet; thence North 11-32 East 49.6
feet to the beginning, containing 10
Acres, more or less, on which are
situate all of the buildings compris
ing the Pine Crest Manor Sanato
rium.
All of the lands above described
ALONE
DEATH
ments in othe'r lands, we know. In'.son, Lenius Moore of Raleigh; a sis-
the dictator countries, secretly and' ter. Mrs. Emma Bell Stephens of
in the democracies with certain re- Jonesboro, and a brother, Otis Moore
served reports But here in the Unit-:of Macon, Ga. Funeral services were
ed States of America where the held at the Aberdeen Baptist Church
opinion of every man, woman and Monday afternoon, with burial fol-
child counts in forming the bulwark lowing at Bethesda Cemetery.
of public opinion which is just as im.
portant as the actual materials for OR.ASS FIRE
defense, we are being given this un- ^ A grass fire near the Pino Needles
precedented first-hand account of de- caddy house called out the Southern
fense production. For here in Amer- Pines Fire Department on Monday
ica things have always been differ- evening.
ent. And as Industry builds up de-1
fense, it, like the government, re- Heavy Steel Filing Cabinets and
ports direct to “the people" who are Remington Adding Machines. No ad-
so vitally concerned. I vance in price as yet.—Hayes'.
Have Your Car
Cleaned Up
F^or Spring
SQUEAK FREE LUBRICATION
Moore County, North Carolina, sell formerly the property of
A SUNSETATTHE
ENDOFEVERriHMD
• No man knows which of
these highways he will take
when he reaches the junc
tion. He will take one of
them ... that is certain. But
which one shall he prepare
for.’
The answ er is: Prepare
for all of tliem with the
Jefferson Adjustable Protec
tion Plan. This one compre
hensive, flexible policy forti
fies you against whatever
contingency may arise. Ask
about it . . . today.
I o>:ali) a, Cl^rrie
i Pinehurst, N. C.
I country each Saturday night and
' learn what America is really doing,
j The first of the broadcasts in this
|.scries called "Defense for America”
I went on the air, appropriately enough, t
^ February 22nd, just 209 years to a »
I day after the birth of the Father of t
I our Country. It brought America the
SPARK PLUGS CLEANED
AND TESTED
5 CENTS EACH
PENNSYLVANIA
TIRES and TUBES
THE TE.^r.l'E POTTERY
Makers of
H.\N'D MADE POTTEKY
Abtirdeon, N. C. Hemp. -N. ( .
U. S. No. 1 Highways N. C. No. 27
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TABLETS
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li> “Rxi:»-My-Ti.«tm”-a Wonderful
Liniment
Dr. J. I. Nen
VETERIN AKIAN
Southern Pines. N. ( .
II
Telephone
6161
J. N. Powell, Inc.
Funeral Home
Liberal
Trade-In
Allowance
SHELL GAS AND MOTOR OILS
Pilot ServiceStation
Aberdeen
at public outcry to the hightest bid
der for cash, the following described
lands;
A certain tract or parcel of land
with the building thereon, in that
part of McNeills Township. Moore
County, in the State of North Caro
lina, called Southern Pines, adjoining
the lands of C. F. Patch and others
and bounded and described as fol
lows: BFXIINNING at a point on the
northerly line of Vermont Avenue
so-called, at land of one Marks;
thence noitheasterly along land of
said Marks about 200 feet to land of
one Patch; thence northwesterly
along land of said Patch about 64
feet to land of one Lynch; thence
southwesterly along land of said
Lynch to the southerly side of Gates
Court socalled; thence northwesterly
along the southerly side of Gates
Court to Bennett Street; thence
i southwestpijy along said Bennett
Street to Vermont Avenue aforesaid;
thence southeasterly along said Ver-
! mont Avenue to the point of begin
ning. Also hereby conveying all
right, title and interest the grantor
may have !n said Gates Court, said
Gates Court being bound.'d on the
northerly side by one Glaser and
land of Lynch. Being I9 and 20 and
part of 18 in Block H & 4, as shown
on a map entitled Map of the
Town of Southern Pines, N. C.,” and
recorded in the Moore County Reg
istry.
Dated this 5th day of March, 1941.
J. VANCE ROWE,
M14-A4. Commissioner.
NOTK’K OF TlirSTEE’S S.ALE OF
KE.\L ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
ind authoilty contained in that cer
tain Deed of Tru.st executed by Pine-
cie.st Manor, Incorporated, to Cit-
II , izens Bank & Trust Company, Sou
thern Pines, N. C., Trustee, bearing
date of February 1, 1934 and record
ed in the office of the Register of
Di'cd.s for Moore County in Book of
Mortgages 57. at page 594, and
because of default in the payment
f'f the indebtedness provided
for in said Deed of Trust
and the owner and holder of the
promissory notes or bonds secured
under the terms of said Deed of
Tni.^'t having declared the same in
default and demanded a foreclosure
1 sale of the lands and real estate de-
I scribed and conveyed in said Deed
j of Trust, the undersigned Trustee will
I offer for sale and sell at public auc-
: tion to the highest bidder for cash
' on Fi iday. the 18th day of April,
1941, at the hour of twelve o’clock
! noon, at the Court House Door of
I Moore County, the following describ
ed lands.
All that certain tract or parcel of
land located in Sandhill Township,
Moore County, North Carolina, ad
joining the lands of J. W. Dickie and
the Pec Dee Road, and described and
defined as follows, to wit; BEGIN
NING at a point in the center line
of the Pee Dee Hoad on the north
side of the Service Entrance Drive
way to the Sanatorium {northwest
of Dr. J. W. Dickie’s residence), and
running thence, North 78-28 West
16.5 feet to a corner at the west edge
of the Road in the 47-acre tract;
thence, with five coarses of it as fol-
the Southern Pmes Country Club are
sold and conveyed with the restrict
ions, reservations, and negative ease
ments contained in the various deeds
from the Southern Pine.*! Country
Club, to which reference is hereby
made.
Terms of the foregoing sale will
be cash and the Trustee will require
a deposit of ten per cent of the suc
cessful bidder as evidence of good
faith.
This the 18th day of March, 1941.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Southern
Pines. N. C., Trustee-
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ORTH CAROLINA,
MOOBE COUNTY
NOTICE OF SAI.E
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed of Trust
executed by M. Yates Poe and wife,
Ratsie D. Poe, of Moore County,
North Carolina, to W. Duncan Mat
thews. Trustee, said deed of trust
being dated May 10, 1938, and record
ed in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Moore County in Book 63
page 511. to which reference is here
by made, the debt secured by said
deed of trust being past due and un
paid and the powers of sale contamed
therein haviffg become operative, the
undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court House door of
Moore County at Carthage, North
Carolina at the hour of Noon on the
31st day of March. 1941, the follow,
ing described real estate lying and
being in McNeill Township, Moore
County North Carolina, and describ
ed and defined as follows, to-wlt:
FIRST TRACT: Lot Number Nine
(91 in Block K and Three (3) as
.<<hown on a map entitled, "A Map of
the Town of Southern Pines, Moore
County, North Carolina,” which map
is recorded in the Off>oe of the Reg-
i.ster of Deeds at C.nrthage, N. C.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
point on the easterly side of Massa
chusetts Avenue distant eight hun
dred and sixty-one (861) feet and one
(1) inch from the comer formed By
the intersection of the easterly side
of Mns.sachusetts Avenue with the
southerly side of Ridge Street, ad-
.ioinlng the land of Adams, running
Ihence, easterly and along ^dams
land two hundred fifty feet; thence,
southerly and parallel with Massa-
chuscTls Avenue one hundred feet;
thence, westerly and parallel with
Adams line two hundred and fifty
feet; thence, northerly and along the
easterly side of Massachusetts Ave
nue one hundred feet to the point or
place ot beginning. Subject, however,
to the following restrlrtions ie- there
'hall not be more than one house
erected on the plot herein conveyed,
and such house shall contain only
one family, no horses, cows, or pigs
shall be kept on the aforementioned
plot. These restrictionq shall remain
’n full force until January 1st, 1950.
W. DUNCAN MATTHEWS,
Trustee.
This 1st day of March, 1941.
M7-28.
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24 hour Ambulance Service
D. Al. Blue. Jr
Manager
Southern Pines
Phone 9051
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