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FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1954 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina . PAGE FIFTEEN McNeill and Company VOTE FOR ( W. H. Matthews FOR County Board of Education (District 4) DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. SATURDAY. MAY 29. 1954 Mr. Matthews was recently named to membership on the Moore County Board of Education to fill the un expired term of the late T, L. Blue. Your Support Will Be Deeply Appreciated PINEHURST NEWS By MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF Enlertains Miss Ruth McEnery was host ess at a cocktail party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hodges, house guests of the Earl and Coun tess of Catrick, on Friday at her Midland Road home.' Brief Mention Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Cooke will leave Tuesday for a visit in New York City, after which they will go to Watch Hill, R. I., for the balance of the summer. Mrs. Cooke’s mother, Mrs. W. W. Griggs, will' go to New York by plane on Sunday. Mrs. Raymond S. Farr left Wed nesday for Brookline, Mass., where she has taken one of the Longwood Terrace apartments, where Mrs. H. Frederick Lesh has an apartment. Following a visit of several weeks in Brookline, Mrs. Farr will spend twO' months at the Wentworth Hotel, Ports mouth, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer C. Hufford are in Buffalo, N. Y., where Mr. Hufford is competing in an in vitation golf tournament at the Buffalo Country club. They will return home in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Keating of Knollwood leave today for visits with their families in Pottstown, Pa., Montclair, N. J., and Lexing ton, Mass. From Lexington, they will go to the Farragut Hotel at Rye Beach, N. H., for an extended stay. Mrs. Mulfdrd Horr will leave here the beginning of the week lor Poughkeepsie, N. Y., where she plans to attend the graduation exercises of her daughter, Eliza beth, from the Oakwood School on June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Flory have purchased, through the Re sort Realty and Development Co., of Southern Pines the estate in Weymouth Heights formerly own ed by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trix. Mr. and Mrs. Flory will take oc cupancy in late summer. Dr. Robert S. Meyers of Chica go, Ill., is visiting Mr. and Mrs S. G. Allen. Dr. M. W. Marr will leave Tues day for Medford, Mass., where he will attend the 50th reunion of his class of Bowden Academic Col lege. He will make a short visit at his camp in Maine before return ing to his home here. Mrs. Francis X. Anglim has closed her home here and is in New York City. Mrs. Aras Williams plans to leave here the beginning of the week for her summer place in Utica, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Chap man and their son, Dixie, left here Thursday for visits in Wayne, Pa., with Mrs. Chapman’s mother, and in Bernardsville, N. J., with Mr. Chapman’s brother and his fam ily. Mr. Chapman will play his qualifying round for the National Open golf tournament to be held at Baltusrol, at Montclair, N. J., after which the Chapmans will spend the balance of the summer at Osterville, Mass. Miss Henrietta Bigney and Miss Rita Barron leave here Tuesday for a motor trip through the Great Smoky Mountains. Mrs. George Miles and her four children, who have been occupy ing an apartment in the Clover- leaf for six weeks while visiting Mrs. E. G. Fitzgerald, leave tomor row for their Boston, Mass. home. Mrs. J. C. Bertrand has flown to Pittsburgh to spend this Mem orial Day weekend with friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hughes and daughters, Kitty and Molly, of Edgewood, Pittsburgh, Pal, are arriving for a long weekend visit with Capt. and Mrs. George F. Shearwood. The girls will re main for a longer stay. . j' Stabilization Checks Due Leaf Farmers In Moore Cooperative Wants Information About Where Persons Are Dodge Royal V>8 Club Coupe PowerFlite Transmission, Full-Time Power Steering and Full-Power Brakes ovailable at moderate extra cost. A lot Moib Car for the Monty! Right now, you can get a big, dependable '54 Dodge for only a few dollars more than you’d expect to pay for a light car in the lowest price field. And when you do, you will have a lot more car in every way. You will have long, low lines and natural beauty that prove a car can be big and impressive without being awkward or appearing to be contrived. You will have more power and flashing performance from the record-breaking 150-h.p. Red Ram V-8 engine. You ■will have more prize-winning economy from the car that has won two straight victories in the famous Mobilgas Economy Run. You will have more driving enjoyment from fully-automatic PowerFlite Trans mission, Full-Time Power Steering, and new Dodge Full-Power Brakes. And you will get the lasting satisfaction and greater rewards of owning and driv ing the car that has built a tradition of dependability for 40 great years. Discover all that Dodge offers. Come in today! DEPENDABLE ’54, DODGE Dodge Dealers present: Danny Thomas, ABC-TV • Bert Parks in "Break The Bank,” ABC-TV • Roy Rogers, NBC Radio • PHILLIPS MOTOR COMPANY Monroe Street CARTHAGE, N. C. A number of Moore County to bacco farmers, who are members of the Flue Cured Cooperative To bacco Stabilization Corporation, have not received checks due them from the corporation for the years 1947 through 1950, accord ing to L. T. Weeks, general man ager. Because of incorrect addresses or other reasons the cooperative has not been able to deliver these checks. Weeks explained. He ask ed persons listed or any one who knows where these persons are to contact the Stabilization Corpor ation at P. O. Box 2718, Raleigh. Information Required Identification card number and pink agreement and receipt should be sent with requests for checks. Weeks said. » If this .information is not avail able, he asked the farmers to send as much of the following infor mation as possible: 1. Copies of warehouse bills for the crop years in question; 2. Copies of settle ment memorandums describing tobacco delivered to the Stabiliza tion Corporation for the three years in question; 3. Marketing quota number for the crop years in question; 4. Correct name and address; 5. Name of landlord or tenants for the crop years in ques tion. . Moore County names on the list included: Austin Alexander, Cameron; Nat Allen, Vass; Christen Bailey, Carthage, Route 3; Joe Betten, Cameron; W;. M. Briggs, Cameron Route 1; M. R. Bullard, Carthage; W. E. Coctoone, Vass; J. O. Coe, Cameron; Paul Coe, Southern Pines; C. Collins, Carthage. R. N. Conley, Carthage, Route Coleman Corwisle, Cameron, Route 1; Hadley Craven, Southern Pines; H. Craver, Southern Pines; J. L. Curtiss, Carthage; Claner Dezern, Carthage, Route 1; W. T. Douglas, Cameron; Ella Dowd, Carthage; C. E. Goodwin, Camer on Route 1; R. H. Guy, Camerdn; H. Hall, Carthage; J. B. Hall, Car thage; W. C. Hall, Cameron, Route Wade Hardin, Carthage, Route 3. C. R. Harris, Carthage, Route 2; Frank Harris, Carthage; H. M. Hill, Carthage; Jim Johnson, Vass; S. T. Johnson, Cameron, Route 1; Mack L. Kelly, Carthage; O. S. Knight, Carthage; C. W. Law- son, Cameron, Route 2; Clyde Les ter, Southern Pines; J. L. Mar shall, Carthage, Route 2; D. C. Martin, Carthage; Sandy Martin, Carthage, Route 3; Dan McLaugh lin, Carthage, Route 3. Isaac McNeill, Vass; Linwood McNeal, Cameron, Route 1; J. D. McNeill, Cameron; R. A. McNeill, Vass; Kinnie Mentz, Cameron, Route 2; Edd Norris, Carthage, Route 3; Hubert C. Pettit, Carth age; L. E. Phillips, Carthage; Hugh Rae, Carthage; Clifford Reid, Carthage; George Rowan, Carthage; John Smith, Carthage; John Smith, Sr., Cameron Route 2; G, W. Stewart Carthage. W. B. Stone, Carthage, Route 2; A. T. Thomas, Carthage; M. T. Ty son, Carthage; Wallace Under wood, Vass, Route 2; G. L. Whit aker, Carthage; S. T. Whitaker, Cameron, Route 1; E. T. Whitaker, Cameron, Route 1; Herbert Wilhams, Carthage, Carl Wilson, Carthage, Route 2; Carl Wilson, Carthage, Route 1; C. F. Wood, Camero-n; Frank Worth, Vass. The above list may not be com plete, as it was taken from One containing many more names. The complete list for ■ North Carolina can be seen at The Pilot office. Between the period 1935-39 and 1953 United States farm output in creased 31 per cent; per acre pro duction increased 31 per cent, per animal production 24 per cent. K.entucky Blended Bourbon Whiskey ‘ JnOOF . 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