Friday, May 24, 1946.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page Eleven
PINEHURST NEWS
Kindergarten Graduation
Last Wednesday morning at
eleventhirty Mrs. Robert Barrett
held graduating exercises for her
kindergarten class, at the Little
Community House. The little
folks wearing white caps and
gowns, gave a very entertaining
program. Members of the class
were Kathie Ellis, Stanley Hil
dreth, Judy Owen, Tony Whit
ney, Mary Ann Carter, Edward
Partridge, Nat Kingsbury, Mike
Pierce, Bradley Johnson, and Do
reen Narelle.
Yadkin Golf Club
Appointed to serve on the
membership committee of the
Yadkin Golf Club are Roderick
Innes, Chairman and R. D. Mc
Leod, Mrs. L. B. Creath, Bill
Woodward, Thomas L. Black, H.
F. Seawell, Jr., H. Frederick
Lesh and J. Frank McCaskill.
The Handicap and Tournament
committee is composed of the fol
lowing: True Cheney, Howard G.
Phillips, Miss Ruth McEnery,
Henson Maples, Karl Andrews,
Halbert J. Blue and Francis T.
Keating. The first tournament,
a blind bogey event, is being
played this week.
Personals
Mrs. Robert Barrett honored
her little daughter at a birthday
party last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank McCas
kill entertained at bridge Mon
day evening and again at three
tables Wednesday evening.
Jimmy Nicolls who has been
employed at the Country Club in
the golf shop again this season
will leave about June 15th for
Belgrade Lakes, Me., where he
will serve as golf professional.
Capt. Donald Currie has been
transferred to Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Cole and
son, Richard attended the gradu
ation exercises at the Assembly
Training School in Richmond, Va.
Miss Helen Ruth Cole was
member of the graduating class. u^ugmer mi
She accompanied them home for Robert McKenzie and family be
a two weeks visit before going to
Florida where she has accepted
a position.
Lewis Johnson left last Friday
for Brookline, Mass., to spend the
summer. Mrs. Johnson and son,
Bradley will join him at an early
date.
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Mud-
gett have departed for New Or
leans where Dr. Mudgett will
study. Later he will take a year’s
research course at the Mayo Clin
ic.
Vacationing at Ocean Drive, S.
C,. for a few days are Mrs. Byron
U. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Peck and Miss Teeny Lewis. Join
ing them for the weekend were
Misses Emaline and Paulina
Lewis, Horace Currie and Edgar
Currie and Mr. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chapman
have left for their summer home
in Greenwich.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Keating left
last week for Rye Beach, N. H.
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson re
ceived word from their son, Don
ald that he is on his way home
from the Pacific.
Mrs. Millcill Varner of Vista,
California spent last week as
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Karl An
drews at the Chalfonte.
M|Sgt. and Mrs. Russell Brami
have leased an apartment with
Mrs. Benna Kirk Barbour on
Fields road.
William E. Baker who was a
guest at Casa Yucca for the win
ter has gone to Asheville for the
summer.
John R. Bowker has returned
from Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barrett
and family will leave soon for
Linville where Mr. Barrett will
be golf professional for the sum
mer season.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aborn have
returned to their home on Long
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fownes, Jr.
have gone to Washington for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
fore going'to their home in Oak-
mont, Pa.
Ray Hensley has been discharg
ed from the navy and has re
turned to the home of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hens
ley, Linden road.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dunlop and
Barbara Ann were weekend
guests of Mrs. Edith Quale.
Mrs. Lucien Tyson of Carthage
was Sunday guest of Mr. and,
Mrs. Herman A. Campbell.
Mrs. Eva M. Cohant spent a
few days last week with Mrs.
A. J. McKelway in Charlotte.
James Nicolls and George Car
ney spent Monday in Greensboro.
Ensign Katherine Sledge of
Washington, D. C. spent the
weekend at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Palmer of
Spencer were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson.
8004, J-8005, J-8006 6.41
Mumford Est., Lulu—^H&
6, No. 5 & al 3.16
McCallum, Dowd and
Mary—1 Bennett St-, 3
1-2 Stanley Land 51.02
Norris, Mrs. Harry—G&7,
No. 16 1.80
Ormsby, John—^F&2, No.
22 & alley 88.09
Rapatas, Nick—C&2, No.
1 28.85
Schmidt, Amelia — G&2,
No. 19, 20, 21 36.97
Sewell, Jr., H- F—F&3,
No. 17, 18, 19, 20, G&2,
No. 1 7.82
Starror Est. Mary—1 In
diana Ave 134.53
Steinberg, Helen—^F&6, No.
1, 2, 24 3.70
Warren, R. A.—^N&3, No.,
24 53.28
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
BY COMMISSIONER.
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ARCHERY
SETS
Bows, Strings
Arm Guards
Arrows, Gloves
Notice is hereby givep that by
virtue of the Interlocutory Order
of Foreclosure made and entered
by the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Moore County, North
Carolina, on the 6th. day of May
1946 in the matter of TOWN OF
SOUTHERN PINES, Plaintiff, vs
LETA McBRIDE, ADMINIS-
TRIX OF THE ESTATE OF
FLORENCE WHEELER, DE
CEASED, DEFENDANT, same
being recorded in Land Tax
Sales Judgment Docket No. 10, at
page 138, and being Judgment No.
3012, in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Moore
County, the undersigned Com
missioner, will, on,
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1946, at
12 o’clock NOON
at the Court House door in Car
thage, Moore County, North Car
olina, sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described lands:
LOT No. 23 and alley between
Lots 22 and 23 in Block H&l, as
shown oni a map entitled “A
MAP of the Town of Southern
Pines, N. C., said map is duly re
corded in the Moore County Reg
istry.
Dated this 8th. day of May 1946.
J. VANCE ROWE, Commissioner.
May 17,24,31, J7
TAX SALE
Tennis Racquets, Nets, Marking Tape
Baseball Equipment and Supplies
^ McGregor SUMMER HATS
MacGregor-Goldsmith and Wilson Athletic
Equipment
DECCA RECORDS
A fine selection of new and popular records.
SANDHILL SPORT SHOP
WEST BROAD STREET SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Store Hours - 10:00 to 12:30 — 1:30 to 6:00
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
Potted Plants
Cut Flowers
Sprays
Corsages
CHANDLER'S GREENHOUSES
104 S. Bennett St.
Telephone 6154
Learn To Fly
ABERDEEN AIRPORT
IS NOW PREPARED
To Offer Student Instruction,
Passenger Rides and Charter Trips
Located 1-2 MQlle
West of Aberdeen
On Monday, June 3rd, 1946 at
10:00 a. m. at the City Office in
Municipal Building, East Broad
St., the following described prop
erty will b offered for sale for
taxes due the Town of Southern
Pines for 1945, together with pen
alties and cost of advertising.
MRS. J. H. TILGHMAN,
Collector.
WHITE
Bailey, Catherine—1-Mass.
Ave $106.46
Britt, Ray C—H&3, No. )
15, & 1-2 of No. 14 16.24
Brown, R. M.,—^D&2, No.
1, 3 3, 24 48.32
Buttry, George—^H&I, No.
7, 8, 9 150.19
Clark, Lloyd and Mildred
—N.&4, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 23, 24, 1-2 sq 168.00
Creamer George B^P&
13„ No. 13 ; 1.67
Cranfell, H. I.—■M&2, No.
19, 20 63.19
Deese, F. L.—1 Cameron
Plan 2.62
Dillon, Rev. W. J., G&6,
No. 1 to 10 inc 7.76
Dunn, Sr., Clyde T.—F&
1, No. 21, pt. 22 59.63
Fox, Margaret, F&2, No. 3,
4 32.09
Garner, George, 1—^Ben
nett St 20.34
Hallowell, Leonard—^H&7,
No. 11-15-6, I&7, No. 15
16 5.33
HolUday, W. B—H&3, No.
12 & al. 34.17
Kennerley, Est., H. C., 33-
100 a. Weymouth Hgts. 19.93
Mills, E. H.—Knollwood
Property 82.12
Mills, E. H.—D&3, No. 1,
2, E&5, No. 1, 2, 3, 24.,
E&4, No. 7, 8, 9, 10, F&
2, No. 11, F&3, No. 15,
F&5 No. 5, 6, 7, 9, 10„
G&4, No. 10, G&5, No.7
to 14 inc.—17, P&8, No.
9, Q&5, No. 7, 8, 9, 10,
Q&IO, No. 9, G&4, pt.
No. 13 47.96
Mills E. H.—G&8, No. 10 1.80
Mills, E. H.—C&2, No.- 2,
E&l, No. 13, 14 7.08
Mills, E. H.—No. 50, 52
Wey. Hgts. 298.94
Mills, E. H.—J-8007, B&3 2.35
Mills, E. H.—J-8003, J-
COLORED
Allen, Mary and Plum-
mnie, N&ll, No. 17 & 1-2
alley 3.97
Allen, Mary B.—1 N.
Hamp. Ave 6.41
Armstrong, Henry—0&15,
No. 19, 20, P&9, No. 1, 2 6.41
Bass, Janes—M&12, No- 6,
7 4.21
Barnes, Willie & Mildred—
N & 11, No. 19 14.16
Barnes, Nora—0&9, No.
16, 17 & al 2.08
Bennett, John—J&8, No. 1,
P&14, No. 17, 18 7.08
Bethea, James, Persons
James & Street William
P&ll, No. 15, 16 6.95
Bethea, James—12 Page-
land, K&13, No. 8 47.45
Bell Alexander — 0&13,
No. 2 1.80
Broadway Est., Amos—L
&15, No. 1, 2, 5, 23, 24 ... 5.05
Brown, P. R.—L&14, No.
15, J&8, No. 20 5.60
Brown, Nettie—Q&ll, No.
13, 14 3-16
Buchanan, Mary Alice—O
&12, No. 21, 22, Q&9, No.
10, bal 21.65
Burns, Carrie feelle—P&
12, No. 10 7.35
Cameron, Daniel & Mattie
—0&15, No. 4, 5 3.70
Campbell, Jd|eph—0&14
No. 6 1-80
Cassady, Arthur & Bertha
—M&O, No. 2 8.80
Cash, Henry Clay—8 Page
land. No. 27 to 36 10.65
Cash, Lemuel—^K&14, No.
1 6.77
Caviness Est., Eli—^M&13,
No. 13 11.82
Chevis, Norman—1-10 No.
10 Bob Harris 4.70
Conner, T. U—12 L&7, No.
5 to 16, al. & sq 48.32
Cole, Sam—K&12, No.
21 8.02
Currie, Carrie—M&9, Na
15, 16 1.95
Cuthbertson, Anne—N&ll,
No. 16 1-2 al. 3-4 sq.— 2.08
©avis. Mack—^N&12, No.
3 7.45
Diggs Est, Lulu—M&12,
No. 15, 22, 23 a. & squ... 7.08
Douglas Est, Ora—1 K&12,
No. 19, 20, 21, R& 12,
No. 7, 8 18.85
Flowers Est-, Robt.—^K&12,
No. 22, 23 & al 7.82
Galbraith, John — S&12,
No. 5, 6 18.71
Goode Est., George—4—
J&7, No. 11, 12, 13, 14... 8.44
Gore, Walter—L&15, No.
6 11.50
Graham, Willie — 0&14,
No. 17, 18 2.04
Green, Benjamin—^K & 8,
No. -8 4.38
Getlys, Geneva — Q&17,
No. 20 1.54
Harry, Beasley—1 Jimtown 4.78
Harvey, Quincey — K&7,
No. 19 8.53
Harrington, D. W. — 1
Pageland, No. 70 5.05
Harrington, Arthur — 1
Conn. Ave 1.54
Hill, Annie D—I&15, No.
Ingram, Sam and Alice—
O&ll, No. 16 4.38
Jackson, Emma Virginia—
L&13, No. 22 13.98
11, 12 & al 8.03
Lambert, David & Ros
anna—P & 10, No. 4 .... 1.54
Laney Est., Liaa—^M&IO,
No. 9, I&8, No. 1, L&12,
No. 16 5.87
Little, Alexander & Lulu
Q&ll, No. 1, 2 2.35
Matthews, James—R&12,
No. 7, 18, 19, 20, N&14,
No. 21, 22
Mayo, Quola—R&13, No. 1
Medlin, Mable—2 N. Y.
Ave
Muller, Bertha—^P&ll, No.
19
Mines, Parnell Mable—^P&
10, No. 17,18
McCall, Tom & Sallie—
S&12, No. 2
Mclver( Sallie, 2 Conn
Ave
Mclver, Frank—Q&12, No.
17 & alley
Mclver, Fred—Q&13, No. 1
Mclver. Joe John—K&15,
Cmlisle St
McMullen, Angus & Alon
zo—0&13, No. 14
McNair, J. C.—L&12, No.
10
McNeill, John D—Q&ll,
No. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
McRae Est., Sam—J&9,
No. 5
Nelson, Pinkie—^N&ll, No.
1 & al. No. 2 .r
Pass Est., Harvey—^N&12,
No. 22 :
Person, Jamds W.—^K&8,
No. 19, 20, 21, 22
Person, Sam & Alice—J&
- 9, No. 16, pt. 17
Quick, Edward—J&7, No.
17, 18, 1 Eaglefield Est...
Quick, Anna—2 Pageland
Ray, Maggie — 0&13, Pt.
No. 15
10.06
1.67
8.67
3.98
2.08
6.45
2.90
11.78
16.54
6.41
15.83
12.04
19.67
5.06
8.30
7.84
8.80
7.45
Ross, Lucious—O&IO, No.
13, 14
Ross, Josie — S&12, Ni.
4 ;
Sounder, J. T.—L&15, No.
13, 14
Sellers, W. C.—0&i3, No.
8
Simmons!, Solomon—J&9,
pt. 6, pt. 7
Simmons, Mina—^K&8, No.
7
Scott, A. J.—1 Conn. Ave.
Smith, Hubert—0&13, No.
3
Stephenson, .J. M., 1 N.
Hamp. Aye
Steele Est., George, Page-
land & Conn. Ave
Street Est. William, J&
13, No. 1
Strong Est., E. M.—K&12,
No. 13, 14
Stubbs, Pohn Henry—^P&
11, No. 17, P. & 12, No.
20, M&13, No. 7, 8, 9,
pt. No. 10
Stubbs, Mack—P&12, No.
7, 8
Spann, Curtis & Elizabeth,
Q&IO, No. 6
Terry, T. E., 0&16, No. 2,
0&15, No. 19, 20
Troy, Mary—Pageland, No.
-8, 9, 20, 21
Waddell, Anna—Pageland,
No. 181, 182
Watson, Pearl—^L&13, No.
15, 16, 17 & aL
White, Odell—O&ll, No. 3,
4
Wicker Est, Mattie, N. &
13, No. 23
7 22t| Wicker, Wyoming Lee, N
& 13, No. 21
Williams, Deland K.—^L&
7.22
14.52
1.87
1.54
7.45
6.10
7.49
11.95
12.63
37.33
2.62
41.79
5.86
1.54
13.10
2.62
7.76
15.06
6.10
6.41
1.54
3.03
14, No. 6 5.33
Williams, Demp & Inez, J
& 14, Pageland 14.16
Williams, Robert Lee—Q
6 12, No. 19 1.67
William, Lessie — N&12,
No. 21 4.38
Williams, Dora, P & 8, No.
14 1.67
Williams, Otis — Q&16,
No. 20 11.82
Williams, Willie — N&14,
No. 15 6.41
Wilson, D. E. — K&14,
No. 5 34.13
Wright, Georgia — K&13,
No. 18 1 2 2, 0&14, No.
7 18.71
York, Edward Sr.—J&13,
No. 78, 79 9.25
York, Edward, Jr., M&
13, No. 5, 6 & al 9.84
Miscellaneous
Thompson, John & Sav-
vannah—M&9, No. 1,
2, 3, N&13, No. 15, 16— 4.38
Missouri, Lizzie—P&8, No.
11, 12 2.62
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