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Friday, April 23, 1943. Results 4 Hearing Tests Are Reported Few Local Children Found To Have Defective Hearing, Social Council is Told At the April meeting of the Southern Pines Council of Social Agencies, Miss Cora Beam of the State Board of Health told of the methods used in teaching school children for hearing loss. It is done in groups with an audiometer, then those having 90 percent loss or more are re-tested, Miss Beam said. Of the 388 children tested in South ern Pines, 12 had defective hearing and of 208 tested in West Southern Pines, 6 had defective hearing. Of these none had enough loss of hearing to necessitate the use of hearing aids or of instruction in lip reading—but they do need watching and in some cases, removal of ade noid growths. Miss Beam said that many parents do not realize that children who have! had repeated earaches are often left with defective hearing. In cases where parents cannot af ford the necessary medical care, the council is prepared to help them. ; The members of the council feel that in helping in this work and in the eye clinic held last fall, they have contributed substantially to the program of Preventative Medicine in the field of Child Health. Meetings of the Council are held on the second Tuesday of each I month. GOLF AND POLO (Continued from Page 1) broke up many an Army offense be tween them. Lt. Col. Haugen led the Army team with two goals and some strong de fensive play, while Capt. W. N. Jef fords scored the Army's other goal. Harry Offutt, Jr., of Phoenix, Ari zona, won the 43rd Annual North and South Amateur Championship on Saturday when he defeated Corp.j Ronnie Williams of Detroit, Mich., who is now stationed at Camp But ner near Durham, in the 36-hole fin al match by the close margin of 2 and 1. Offutt's a worthy successor to the crown vacated by Pinehurst's own George T. Dunlap, Jr., who did not defend his title, and wton many friends by his steady, consistent golf all during the tournaments and his fine sportsmanship. Offutt has finished in the money in the last four tournaments he has entered, so his win was not in any sense an up set. He was low amateur in the Ma honing Valley Open in August, won the Phoenix Country Club Invita tional in February 1943, the Encanto Invitationel in Phoenix in April and completed his sweep in the North and South. PRESBYTERIAN DELEGATES Sandhills delegates at the recent annual meeting of the Fayetteville | Presbyterial in Fayetteville were Mrs. W. E. Blue, Mrs.' C. A. Maze and Mrs. H. N. Butler of Southern Pines; Mrs. Wayland Blue of Cy-1 press; Mrs. Estelle Cameron and the j Rev. T. D. Mullis of Manly; Mrs. N. M. McLean of Vass; Mrs. R. G. Ros- ( ser of Lakeview; Mrs. L. J. Dawkins, Mrs. Robert Stewart and Mi's. Robert Page of Aberdeen. Speakers were Dr. Henry Myers, returned mission • ary from Japan (imprisoned for 180 ] days after the Pearl Harbor disas ter); Miss Lucy Steele, Peace Col-1 lege, Raleigh; and Mrs. E. C. Hines. Jr., of Sanford. . - ..... ! NOTICE Beginning April 7, my dental office will be closed all day 1 Wednesday throughout the year. DR. L. M. DANIELS "PROTECT YOUR FUTURE" JIM PLEASANTS 1 MANAGER SHENANDOAH LIFE INSURANCE CO. ; j Masonic T«mplt Building Sanford. N. C. j: cJaiulhtlls cJu etxi AMBULANCE SERVICE SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. TELEPHONE 11 A. B. PATTERSON. MGR. NARCISSUS SPRING FLOWERS DAISIES CHANDLER GREENHOUSES FLOWERS • FUNERAL WREATHS SNAP DRAGONS Telephone 6154 CALENDULAS i | SCHOOL NOTES I BASEBALL j The Southern Pines baseball team j won its opening game here, Tues day, April 20, beating West End 7 Ito 6. A five-run surge in the last inning brought victory. Fowler op- I I ened with a single! Hodgkins dou bled; Culler, Pate and Zion walked; > and with the bases loaded, Delmar Mann cleared the sacks with a dou , ble to left, his third hit. Bill Raymond pitched the whole | game for Southern Pines, giving up five hits and no earned runs. With the aid of his sweeping curve, Ray mond also fanned nine while issuing only two walks. Both teams got five hits, but Southern Pines capitalized on the wildness of three West End pitchers. Zion had a perfect day, getting on base four times through walks. FOURTH GRADE NEWS , We have ;ost several students | since Christmas. We hate to see our j friends go away. We usually gain ! one when wc lose one. We are working hard in the bond [sale. Since Christmas we have bought $327.60 worth of stamps, Jan uary SIOB, February $39.50. March $139.50, and April to date 540.60. We hope to make it SIOO before the end of the month. Our bird contest will close the last of the month. We have several nice bird houses already, and we hope to have more. We hope to go on a "Bird Study" trip soon. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES (By Barbara Wood) | Last week the whole school was given hearing tests in the library by Miss Beam, a nurse from the State Health Department, Raleigh The child being tested wears ear phones and listens to a record which calls numbers to be written down. Pupils of the sth and Cth grade j room are selling war stamps. They | have sold $49.25 worth in three | ; days, and in only three rooms. Mr. Weaver's mail boy gets the stamps for them. The children come out in { the hall in the mornings before I school and buy stamps. PINEBLUFF Mrs. Margaret Folly and sister, Mrs. J. T. Weatherson, left Thursday for their home in White Plains, N. Y., where they will spend the sum mer months. Mrs. Fred Butler of Clinton is visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Blue. Mrs. Charles Warner is spending several days this week in Washing ton, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. John Fiddner, Sr., Lt. and Mrs. Charles Casassa, Mrs. Earl Lampley and daughter spent the week-end at Windy Point. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Wells left Sat urday for their home in Hull, N. Y„ after spending the past two weeks in town. j Mrs. Edwin Pollard of Durham visited her husband here Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Allison and Mrs. A. B. Strump of Fayetteville spent the week-end at their home here. Mrs. A. G. Wallace, Mrs. N. F. Butner, Mrs. Andy Alcroft and Miss es Dorothy Lawrence and Sue Ad dor spent Monday in Durham. Mrs. Frank Loudermilk and son, Jimmy, of Norman, and Mrs. John Adams left Wednesday for Bruns wick. Ga., to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Boone. Mrs. Lawton Foushee and child ren of Durham spent the week-end ' with their parents. Mrs. E. A. Helms of Sanford spent Thursday in the home of Mrs. W. ' K. Carpenter. Sgt and Mrs. W. A. Marsh of Columbus, Ga„ are occupying a room in the home of Mrs. Mittie Wallace. Mrs. Carmen Adams is visiting in 1 the home of Mrs. Linder in Southern Pines this week. THE PILOT. Southern Pines, North Carolina PalmSundaySermon at Saint Anthony's "Our Lord's Last Days" Is Subject of Massage at Catholic Service (Editor's Note: THE PILOT has made available a space each week for the report ot a service in one of the Churches of South ern Pines. The churches will take turn in reporting their ser vices and definite dates have been assigned each church. THE PILOT will publish each report submitted at the desig nated time). On Palm Sunday, Father Hark ins spoke on Our Lord's Last Days, bas ing his sermon on St. Matthew 26:11 'Me you have not always." He said, in part: "Memory loves to dwell on the de tails surrounding the death of oui departed friends. Their farewell vords and messages are remember ed and repeated and handed down. They live again in memory. And vho deserves such kindly thought vhose words and every action should )e treasured up. as devoutly and as gratefully as His, who for us and our salvation laid down His life?.He ieems to appeal V. us not to forge' Him: 'Me you have not always with you'." The pastor described the trium >hal entry into Jerusalem as the | rowd went forth to meet Him, wav j ing palm branches, and the bitter I ie.:s of the Pharisee's disappoint- I nent when it seemed that the ' vhole world had gone after Him. ■ Then he discussed the miracle of the fig tree. "There was no fruit, and our Lord cursed the tree, and it withered uway, the minister said. "This, our Savior's only miracle of destruction. ! ign.fied the judgment destined for .he deceitfulness of the people, and accords with His prediction of the I destruction of Temple, and His i calamities that would overtake the I nation." j Father Harkins then recounted the | efforts of Christ's enemies to stir up' ihe popular fury or the enmity of i I the Romans, and the greed-prompted I ! offer of Judas Iscariot to betray Him. j | oncluding with these words: "Before His passion on the cross, our Biesesd Lord is shrouded in sac red silence. And in those hours of silence, the events of which are hid den from us, may we not believe that there was a solemn leave-tak ing between the Mother and the Son? Our Lady's heart had to be nerved and strengthened for the Sacrifice of Calvary. She had to consent, poor broken-hearted Mother, to the death of her Son. She was obedient to the Will of God even to His DeathliThus Mary Immaculate shared in the Re demption of Calvary." PINEHURST Mrs. A. M. Oglesby has returned j from laeger, W. Va., where she spent j •J month with her daughter, Mrs. P. C. Wingo. Donald Nelson, Paul Miller, and Mackie McMullen are spending their spring vacation at home. They will return to Oak Ridge Military Acad emy Tuesday. John Warren Watson of Wayne, Pa., is spending two weeks at the Carolina. Mrs. Harry Hogg has as guest: at Barberry Cottage her daughter Miss Kitty Hogg of Englewood, N. J., and Rev. Charles Hannagan of Floral Park, N. Y. Mrs. H. A. Campbell spent the week-end in Fayettevill? with her nother. Mrs. F. M. Harriss Richard Veno, who has been in '.raining with the Ground Air Corps, it Keesler Field, Miss., has been oromoted to Private First Class and has entered training school. Mrs. R. S. Lovering was called to Boston last week on account of the death of her father. Mrs. Harold Callaway and daught er, Sylvia, are visiting Mrs. Calla vays' sister, Mrs. Gay and Dr. Gay n Moultrie, Ga. Fred Pouch and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jerome and daughter, have teparted for their home in Stam ord, Conn. Mrs. W. H. Karmany of Durham is he guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Barrett. Julie Ann McCaskill is confined •.his week with mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Todd en ertained Sunday at their home. Lenape, with a cocktail party. C. B. Fownes departed Wednesday 'or his home in Pittsburgh, Pa., of er spending the season at his home nere. Mrs. H. D. Harris and Mrs. W. K Carpenter spent Tuesday in Dur ham. Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Home en .ertaimed a number of friends Sun day evening at the Carolina. Lewis Frye, U.S.N., son of Mr. an> Mrs. Henry B. Frye, returned to hisgj ship in Boston after a week's fur lough. | Beginning this oast Wednesday, .vill close every Wednesday at noon throughout the summer. Louise Ann Fields celebrated her eleventh birthday Monday with a theatre party, later bringing her quests home for a birthday supper. • Guests were Betty Reed Cole, Jean Watson, Margaret Ann Fry and Mary Ann Tate. A formal Easter dance, which promises to be a gala event, will be neld for the 11th Airborne Division this Friday night at Camp Mackall. All young ladies wishing to attend arc asked to notify Mrs. Frank Mc- Caskill, telephone 3561. Buses will leave at 7:30 p. m. from the Soldiers' Loi«nge. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND , BY COMMISSIONER Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Interlocutory Order of Foreclosure made and entered by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Moore County on the Bth day of March 1943 in the matter of the TOWN OF' SOUTHERN PINES. Plaintiff, vs. CARSON MeLATTOHT.TN w ife I trornt-'TrTi :mts, same being recorded in Land Tax Sales Judgment Docket No. 10, t r>age 121, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Moore Coun .y, the undersigned Commissioner, j vill, on Monday, May 3, 1943, at 12 >'c!ock Noon at the Court House door n Carthage, Moore County, North Carolina, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the follow oning described lands: BEING LOT No. 2 in Block J&8. is shown on the official map of the Town of Southern Pines. N. C.. said -nap is duly recorded in the office of 'he Register of Deeds of Moore Tounty. Fated this first dav of Aoril 1943. J. VANCE ROWE. j \° lu. 23 and 30 Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY COMMISSIONER Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Interlocutory Order of j I Foreclosure made an entered by the I _'lerk of the Superior Court of Moore County on the 18th dav of January I 1943 in the matter of the TOWN OF •SOUTHERN PINES. PHintiff. vs 1 ATHER CASSADY and wife, BER- I THA CASSADY. Defendants, same wing recorded in Land Tax Sales 'udgment Docket No. 10, at page 1 19, in the office of the Clerk of the ! Superior Court of Moore County, the I ndersigned Commissioner, will, on | Monday. May 3, 1943. at 12 o'clock loon at the Court House door in 'arthage. Moore County, North Car > ina. sell at public outcrv to the ighe.-t b : dder for cash, the follow ing described 1- nds: B::iNG LOT NO. 2 in Block M&10. s shown on the official o f Fov n of Southern Pines, N. C. Said 1 •'ai is riulv recorded in the office jof the Register of Deeds of Moore County. ! i->ateu mis first dav of J. VANCE ROWE, I . *l9. 16. 23. 30 Commissioner I NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF LAND Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an Interlocutory Order of i Foreclosure made and entered by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Moore County on the 15th day of February 1943 in the matter of the Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. J. L. Herring. Widower, George Herring | and wife. Mary Herring, Lula Her - ring Peltier and husband. Arthur Peltier, Heirs-at-Law of A. L. Her ring, Deceased, Defendants, the- same being recorded in Land Tax Sales Judgment Docket No. 10. at page '2O, in the office of the Clerk of the Su perior Court of Moore Countv. tne undersigned Commissioner offered for sale the lands hereinafter describ ed on Monday, April 22, 1943: at 12 o'clock Noon, when and where H. F. Burns, Trustee, became the last and highest bidder at the price of 5305.60, and that thereafter and within twenty days frorh the date of NOTICE 1 Regretfully we are forced to advise our patrons and prospective customers that on and after MAY Ist I we will discontinue our present | CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE { for a ji CASH and CARRY SYSTEM ; With every appreciation for your cooperation | NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT THE BEST MONTESANTI CLEANERS DYERS ! , Penn. Ave. Telephone 5541 Soulbem Pines J n»iiiiiiiiiiii»Miiitimniii«»imiiniiiiimimni»»iiinmiMHniir»ttn»iiiniinmiiiiiiiijiiiiininiiiiVii'i.iM'Atiiii "llHllwli " LEGAL NOTICES' , said sale J. I. Brown tiled an upset bid of $336.16 and deposited with the Clerk of the Superior Court s3o.f 6 as provided by law; Now, therefore, the undersigned Commissioner will on Monday, May 3, 1943, at 12 o'clock noon offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Carthage, North Car olina, the following described lands: • First Tract: Being lots 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 and the alley between lots 16 and 17 in Block Q&6, as shown on the official map of the Town of | Southern Pines, N. C. | Second Tract: Being that certain tract of land lying in the Town of Southern Pines, North Carolina and beginning at McFarland's corner, a Doint in the south west boundary of lowa Avenue, 10 feet south of its in tersection with Leak street; thence S. 34 deg. 30 min. E. 36,3 feet to a point in the south line of the orig inal town site of Southern Pines, N. C.; thence following said line S. 60 deg. 15 min. W. 106.5 feet to an iron pipe, being David Morrison's cor iiier; thence following Morrison's line S. 34 deg. W. 698.5 feet to an iron pin in the old Stebbins-Swett line; thence along said line N. 60 deg. 30 min. W 415 feet to Elliott's corner; thence along Elliott's line N. 31 deg. 30 'min. E. 698 feet to Oleander Hanna ford's line; thence along Hanna ford's line S. 39 deg. E. 115.5 feet to a corner; thence N. 46 deg. 45 min. E. 144 feet to the south west line of lowa Avenue; thence S. 34 deg. 30 ' min. E. 80 feet along said line of lowa Avenue to McFarland's north comer; thence alorg McFar- Bottled under authority of The Coco-Colo Company by N. C i:r.:^::«:::aama>Bßnm«m«imw«>a»u»ii:iiiiiii!aiiiiiiHi»«!iii»iiii»ii«m> | highland Pines Inn I East Massachusetts Avenue WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS Dining Room Now Open Excellent Food and Service I * I! 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