Friday. March 31, 1950
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Marie C. Schwartz,
late of Moore County, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased, to exhibit them to
the undersigned on or before the
17,th day of February, 1951, or
his notice will be pleaded in bar
)f their recovery. All persons in-
THE PILOT—Souiharn Pines. North Carolina
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 10th day of February, 1950.
FRANCES E. SCHWARTZ,
Executrix of Marie C. Schwartz,
fl0,17,24 m3,10,17,24
Sunday’s Escapee From Local Bastille
Has To Pay $20 For Ceiling Damages
I Eighth Grade Visits
Newspaper Plknt
Biltmore House, George Van
derbilt estate at AsheviUe, con
tains 110 bedroom suites. It re
quires arotmd five hours to visit
all the rooms in the house.
Road Sentence
Is Suspended
Hadacol Helps Grocer
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Church St., in Ssilisbury,
N. C. Mr. Earnhardt works long
hours at the Earnhardt Super
Market in Salisbury, one of the
largest and most modern grocery
stores in that thriving section
of North Carolina.
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Damage of $2Q for destruction
of Southern Pines jail property
was assessed against Alton
(Ah^is). Dowd, 21-ye(ar-old N4
gro of Eastwood, in recorders
court this Week for chunking a
hole in the jail ceiling Sunday
night and escaping thereby.
Quickly rearrested and trans
ferred to the Carthage jail,
Dowd faced Judge J. Vance
Rowe Friday charged with pub
lic drunkenness and disturbing
the peace at a public place—to
wit. Mack’s Shack. He was given
three months on the roads, sus
pended on payment of a fine of
$50 and costs, and placed on con
ditions of good behavior for the
next 12 months.
Reece Duke, Eastwood Negro
who bilked Southern Pines
Taximan Bill Jackson out of a
$4.50 fare, was released in the
face of a lack of criminal law
covering his case. Expressing re
gret that after centuries of law
making this gap had not been
plugged. Judge Rowe took a nol
pros with leave in the case.
James Edward Persons, Eagle
Springs Negro, who ' overturned
his car on a Bensalem Township
road Sunday, March 12, was
handed a three months’ road
sentence for careless and reckless
driving, suspended on payment of
costs, as no other car was involv
ed and Persons had already been
considerably pimished. The_ acci
dent landed him in the hospital
with serious injuries, though he
is now out and was able to appear
for trial. Non-violation of any
traffic laws for the next two
years was a condition of the sus
pension of sentence.
Other highway safety law vio
lators were dealt with as follows:
Leminie Brown, Robbins, drunk
en driving, careless and reckless
driving resulting in accident, hit-
run, $100 and costs with license
revocation for 12 months, also or
dered to pay $9 to Howard F. Da
vis for fender repairs; Frank Mc
Nulty, drunken driving, called
and failed, cash bond declared
forfeit; George Washington Fowl
er, Pinehurst, drunken driving,
colliding with and damaging ve
hicle belonging to Robert Collins,
trial set for April 10 under $200
appearance bond; Willie Wilson,
John L. Hearne, Jr., careless and
reckless driving, trial set April 4
under $100 appearance bond; C.
H. Freeman, driving after revo
cation of license, continued to 3
p. m. April 3
Manno Galletto, St. Albans, ^7.
Y., who failed to answer to a
charge of speeding (75 mph), for
feited his cash bond of $50 there
by, and also brought a recommen
dation from the court that the N.
C. Department of Motor Vehicles
notify the proper authorities in
New York with a view to sus
pending his operator’s license.
Edward Allan Rowe, of Rob
bins, up for a traffic violation (un-
nkmed on docket) demanded a
trial by jury and appearance bond
was set at $150.
Central Carolina
iMust Do Better
I By Siler City
The Central Carolina Tele
phone company with headquar
ters in Southern Pines, this week
was ordered to go about improv
ing its service at Siler City at
once.
'The order was issued by the
Utilities commission following a
pubhc hearing at Siler City March
2 at which the phone company
was ordered to show cause why
its service there should not be
improved.
Th^ commission said that wit
nesses testified at the hearing “to
facts indicating that in many re
spects the telephone services of
fered to the citizens and residents
of Siler City, and the surrounding
area, were grossly inadequate and
highly unsatisfactory.”
This was particularly true of
long distance service, the commis
sion said.
The telephone company, the
commission added, admitted the
service was not adequate and con
sented to the order issued today
in which the commission instruct
ed the phone company to take the
following steps:
1. Employ a full-time manager
at Siler City by May 1.
2. Place an experienced opera
tor on duty at Siler City to han
dle long distance calls by April 1.
3. Arrange to consult with traf
fic experts from the telephone
companies for assistance “in de
termining what may be necessary
to clear up the difficulties exist
ing with reference to long dis
tance service.” The company Was
given until May 1 “to eliminate
said difficulties” and “thereafter
rnust provide satisfactory and suf
ficient service, looking toward the
beginning of a rural expansion
program for the entire area: to
furnish sufficient and adequate
telephone service to aU sections
who have a need for and desire
the same.” ■
The company was given until
June 1 to make this report.
4. Complete construction work
now underway on extensions from
Siler City to Pittsboro and to
Snow Camp.
5. Make a progress report to the
commission every three months.
The eighth grade of the West
Southern Pines school, which is
studying various vocations, visited
The Pilot Friday afternoon and
were shown about the plant. They
saw how the news is gathered,
how it is put into type and how
the papers are printed and folded.
With the class were three high
school students who are staff
members of the school paper,
Whispering Pines. They were
Betty Baldwin, Dorothy Robin
son and Charlie Hallman. The
eighth grade teacher, Mrs, N. P.
Wilson, also accompanied the
group, composed of Eula Allen',
Parnell Vestal, Clydie Murphy,
Arteria Oates, Doris Shields, Dor
othy^ Stone, Etta Williams, Viola
Hallihan, Emma GiUis, Sally Mae
Graham, Frances Pugh, Delofis
Waddell, Margaret McRae, Ruby
McNeill, Beulah Nell McCallum,
Mary Mason, Naomi Waddell,
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Nol pros with leave was taken
for Joe Purvis, charged with
fraud. Trial of Henry Flowers and
Maggie MfcMillen, charged with
fornication and adultery, each of
them being married to someone
else, was set for April 10 under
bond of $100 each. Flowers faces
in addition a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon.
Prayer for judgment was con
tinued on payment of costs for
Elijah Moore, Robbins, Rt. 2,
charged with cursing in public, as
he was acquitted of a charge of
assault with deadly weapon. Tony
Taylor, Carthage, convicted of
both, received a two months’ road
sentence, suspended on payment
of $50 and costs, and was forbid
den to enter the premises of Jim
Katsos for the next 12 months
and not after that when drinking.
Portsmouth, on the Outer
Banks of North Carolina, as more
buildings than people. Once a
thriving town of 1,000, and North
Carolina’s first port of entry,
Portsmouth’s population is now
18. Fishing and hunting are its
industries.
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