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Page SIXTEEN THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1956 CARTHAGE NEWS By MRS, ALONZO BLUE Patricia Jean Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Wil son of Lumberton, are the pa rents of a daughter, Patricia Jean, bom Sunday, April 29, in the Lee County Hospital. Mrs. Wilson is the former Laura Sue Thomas of Carthage. Carthage Girl Is Pianist Miss Margaret Grimm of Car thage, student at Meredith Col lege in Raleigh, was one of the pianists in the May Day pageant Saturday in the Meredith College Court. Miss Grimm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grimm, was a tal ented student of Mrs. M. G. Dal- rymple during her school days in Carthage. In May Day Event Miss Flora Mclver of New Or leans, La., was one of the beau ties in the St. Mary’s Junior Col lege May Day events, Saturday afternoon, in Raleigh. Miss Mclver, who will graduate in June, is the daughter of Alton Mclver, Jr., of Louisiana, a for mer native of Carthage. She is a niece of Msr. Charles A. Cox and Mrs. R. G. Wallace. Mrs. Curtis M. Muse accompan- ed Miss Rose Miller to Raleigh Monday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Jackson went to Chapel Hill Sunday to attend Parents’ Day. Their son Don is a student in the Univer sity. H. G. McLean and son Keith of Burlington visited Mrs. W. L. McLean Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Worth McDonald spent the weekend with Mrs. Mc Donald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morrison in Jamesville, and attended the May Day exercise at Appalachian State Teachers’ Col lege at Boone, on Saturday. Miss Jeah Clark of East Caro lina College was at home for the weekend to visit her father, Claude Clark, who is a patient at Moore County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Me Donald, Jr., were in Robbins over Sunday with her mother, Mrs McDuffie. Mrs. McDonald’s brother. Bill McDuffie, was in jured in a car accident last week in Flint, Mich., and Dr. McDuf fie had gone to Michigan to be with his son, who Ipst an arm in the wreck. Mrs. Lynn McLean was in Chapel Hill Sunday lor Parents Day. Her son Jerry is a student in the school of pharmacy at the University. Mrs. W. L. McLean returned home Friday from a two weeks’ visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dave Tobin, in Charlotte. Mrs. Laura Blue Morton of Ra leigh was here lor the weekend with her brother, Dolph Blue, Legal Notices Little River Farm Horses Winning At Roosevelt Raceway Trotting horses owned by Eu gene dePasquale of Little River Farm near Southern Pines haye been among the consistent win ders at Roosevelt Raceway in New York this season. According to Mrs. George Jew ett, whose husband ^is superin tendent of the huge farm on the Carthage Highway, Little River horses have been among the out standing entries in harness racing at the New York track. So far, three of the horses have been winners and several have been consistently “in the money.’’ Easter Dawn, a three-year-old gelding, has been the biggest winner for Little River to date, although two others. Lady Titan and Casanova, have won top money. Mrs. Jewett said this week that 16 horses from the farm were sent to New York this year, inclu ding several colts who are qual ifying this week in preparation for regular starts next week. Little River Girl, a three-year old and the first horse ever born at Little River, will probably’ start next week, she said. Mrs. Jewett also said that Mor ris McDonald, head trainer, and Don White, assistant are quite pleased so far with the results at Roosevelt. When the track closes in June the horses will be trans ferred to Yonkers where they will remain until the season closes in November. Three out of foiu- traffic acci dents happen in clear weather on dry roads. and the home folk on Route 3. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiker and sons, Joel and Jerry, of Dayton, Ohio, arrived Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Kiker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McDonald. Mrs. Kiker will be here for several days while he is away on a busi ness trip. Mrs. George A. Wallace and children, Sandy and Margaret, of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Golden, at their new home on Sunset Drive. Mrs. J. K. Roberts and grand son. Daniel Roberts, Jr., with Mrs. Daniel Roberts were in Wil mington for the weekend with Mr, Roberts, to attend the opening of the Roberts Furniture Store. Mrs. M. J. McPhail was the guest of the Rev. and Mrs George Blount in Louisburg Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Mac McDonald of Colum bia, S. C., was a weekend guest in the home of P. H. McDonald and family, returning to Colum bia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson spent the weekend in Wilming ton with Mr .and Mrs. Daniel Roberts and attended the formal opening of the Roberts Furniture Store, Friday night. Members of the family of the late Worth Wt. McLeod here Thursday for the funeral services were his two sisters, Mrs. Wade Boggs, Jr., and Miss Jackie Me Leod of Richmond, Va.; his moth er, Mrs. Wilton McLeod of Lil lington; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bain of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Proctor and two chil dren of Durham, and a large number of relatives and friends from Durham and Lillington. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wallace re turned home Saturday from a 10- day visit to their sons in Wil mington. Their son H. C. Wallace, accompanied them home for the weekend. They attended the opening of the Roberts Furniture (Store Friday night in Wilming ton. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UNDER DEED OF TRUST NORTH CAROLINA MOORE COUNTY Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain! Deed of Trust dated Jan uary 5, 1955, executed by Lonnie D. I'ulbright and wife, Marvie D. Ij'ulbright, to J. Harold McKeith- en. Trustee, and recorded Look 109 at Page 425 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Moore County, North Carolina, default having been made hi the payment of the indebtedness se cured thereby, the undersigned Sutstituted Trustee will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction at the Court House door of the Moore County Court House in Carthage, North Carolina . on Thursday, May 17, 1956 at 12:00 o’clock Noon the following described land in the Town of Southern Pines, McNeill Township, Moore County, North Carolina: Those certain lots or par cels of land in the Town of Southern Pines, Moore Coun ty, North Carolina, and be ing Lots Nos. 3 and 4, in Block D and 5, as shown on the official map of the Town of Southern Pines, Moore County, North Carolina, said map being duly recorded in the Moore County Registry in Map Book 1, Section 2, at page 70, and also shown on a plat entitled “T. T. Ward, (Now Lonnie D. Fulbright), Lots 3 and 4, in Block D and 5, Southern Pines, North Carolina,’’ said plat being made by J. A. Matthews, R. L. S., on August il2, 1954. The above property will be sold subject to county taxes and Town of Southern Pines taxes for the year 1956 and all prior liens of record. A deposit of ten per cent (10% shall be required of the highest bidder. This the 17th day of April, 1956. E. O. BROGDEN, JR Substituted Trustee al9,26m3,10 Clark, L. T. & Sandhill Est. Tilghmann Hill 1-75 Clark, Lloyd & Mildred, N & 4, No. 4-6, 23, al. N & 4, No. 3, 24, R & 7, No. 1, 2, 3 215.06 Coley, Mrs. Elizabeth, P & 1, May Street 22.41 Cross, Glenn L., No. 23 Edgewood L31 Croxton, W. B.,- No. 468, 469, dwelling KnoUw’d.. 325.52 Daniels, L. M., Jr., F & 1, 2. 3, 4 & 5 No. 100 P. M. 29.58 “ Graham, D. A. & Regina, Hedge Pt., Weymouth Heights, Weymouth Hts. 154.00 Hearne, Robert F., No. 544 Knollwood 7.00 Indiana Hills, Inc., Graham 192.50 Mauney, A. L. No. 223 Knollwood 38.62 Monroe, Mrs. J. P., R & 10, No. 19, 20 88 Mumford, W. H., H & 6, aL between No. 5 & 6 44 Nanopoulos, George, G & 1, No. 14, pt. 15 151.12 Robson, Hurshel, H! & 5, No. 22, 30 ft. No. 21 42.88 Sandhill Awning Co., H & 3, No. 16 & 1-2 al 92.02 Sandhill Builders Supply Corp., No. 2219 KnoUw’d 58.19 Sanford, Mrs. Elizabeth, I & 2, No. 5 & al, I & 1, No. 13, 14 -■ 125.32 Sharror, Robert R. & Eliz abeth, S. May 7.00 Stephenson, James, New Hampshire Ave. 5.95 Tew, Clyde, L & 6, 1-2 No. 13, 1-2 No. 14 20.30 Ward, Nellie, O & 1, No. 9, 1-2 No. 10, 575 S. Ashe St. 127.54 .70 .70 2.63 7.88 2.63 7.25 3.70 29.02 2.80 16.53 NOTICE North CaroUna Moore County The undersigned, having quali fied as co-administrators of the estate of ANNIE C. TEMPLE, deceased, late of Moore County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned on or before the 6th day of April, 1957, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment to the undersigned. This 5th day of April, 1956. ALTON M. CAMERON & RENA C. BORST, Co-Administrators of the Estate of Annie C. Temple Pollock & Fullenwider Attorneys for estate a5,12,19,26m3,10 9.19 3.50 9.75 2.63 7.88 14.44 20.65 4.81 .88 YOU’RE NEVER TOO FAR AWAY TO REMEMBER MOM Say it with Blowers by wire this Mother’s Day Sunday, May 13 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY SOUTHERN PINES FLORIST Telephone 2-3111 570 S. W. Broad St. NOTICE Having this day qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Edward York, Sr., this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned, duly verified on or before the 16th. day of March 1957, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All persons indebted to the said estate will please make inmiedi- ate payment. Dated this 16th day of March 1956. PRENTISS I. YORK, Administra tor of the Estate of Edward York, Sr., deceased. al2,19,26,m3,10,17 NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAXES Under and by virtue of the power vested in me by the laws of the State of North Carolina, particularly by Chapter 310 of the Public Laws of 1939, as amended, and pursuant to an order of the Town Council of the Town of Southern Pines, I will offer for sale and will sell at public auc tion, for cash, to the highest bid der, at the Town Hall door in Southern Pines at 12 o’clock noon on Monday the 14th day of May, 1956, liens upon the real estate described below for the non-pay ment of taxes owing for the year 1955. . And notice is hereby given that the amounts of the liens set out below are subject to the ad dition of penalties as provided by law, and the costs of sale. This the 19th day of April, 1956. LOUIS SCHEIPERS, JR. Tax CoUector. Allen, W. Murray, B & 2 No. 18 $ 1-75 Bailey, B. P., K & 6 No. 10 5.60 Bailey, B. R., F & 2 No. 10 10.94 Barber, James A., F & 1, No. 10 & al 15.75 Blue, Mrs. John A., K & 5 pt. No. 4, 5, al, sq. 82.53 Bushby, W. S., M & 2 No. 21, 22, pt. No. 18, al 9M5 Cagle, Luther, Herring 7.00 Cheatham, A. E. & Anna Belle, F & 1, No. 16 & aL 48.25 Alford, Eloise, N & 11 No. 24 Alford, Josephine, S & 12 No. 1, 24 14.53 Allen, Jameson & Ethel, P & 11, No. 23, 24 5.25 Armstrong Flora Hrs., Conn. Ave. (3) 16.28 Armstrong, Henry, P & 9, No. 124 1-84 Baker, Flora, J & 8, No. 4 ... Barnes, Willie & Mildred, N & 11, No. 18, 19 Bennett, John R. & Annell, I & 8, No. 1 Bethea, Amanda, N. Hamp shire Ave 4.81 Bey, Murry, M & 8, No. 8, 9 Birchmore, Lillie, Q & 10, No. 16, 17 5.95 Bogans, Charles, Q & 12, No. 4, 5 Boykin, Marie C. M & 12, No. 1, 2 Broadway, Lonnie, M & 12, No. 13, 14, Q & 12, 1-2 sq. Burno, Carrie, P & 12, No. 10 Burno, Samuel, P & 12, No. II Butler, Louise, K & 7, No. 17 & al 15.75 Cagle, Paul & Lillie, K & 10, No. 2, 3, 4 2.63 Cameron, Flora Hill, O & ' 14, No. 13, 14, Building Barn 10.50 Cameron, Lindsay, L & 13, No. 6 Campbell, Darious, N & 11, No. 7, 8, al Campbell, James, O & 11, No. 1, 2, 23, 24 Campbell, Dorothy & Katie C., P & 8, 1-2 No. 1, 1-2 No. 2 5.95 Cassady, Arthur & Bertha, N & 9, No. 2 7.00 Chambers, Lulu, P & 10, No. 5, al 1-23 Coppage, Lumiza, O & 12, No. 17-20 10.50 Cotton, Dora, O & 13, No. 13 12.25 Covington, James, P & 11, No. 21, 22, 1-2 al., M & 13 No,, 18, 19, 33 ft. 17 15.05 Davis, Emma, S & 12, No. 20, 22, al. 21, S & 13, 22 ... Davis, Wayne, West. Sou. Pines Dew, Anna Bell, P & 15, No. 7, 8 Dobbin, Naomi, P & 11 No. 6 Douglas, Henry J. Jr., P & 14, No. 3, 4 Dowd, Edd, N & 14, No. 5.. Dowdy, Leroy and Melba L & 14, No. 19, 20 19.78 Dunlap, Lilly, M & 13, No. 21, 22, pt. sq 16.50 Durant, Jake, N & 13, No. 19, 20 5.25 Easterling, Sarah and Fran ces, No. 62. Page 70 Ewing, W. G., Old Jimtown McDougald 35.18 Faison, Holly, O & 13, No. 19, S & 12, No. 14, K & 15, No. 23, 24, al. sq., ma terial 37.89 Fletcher, Laurence, Page- land Flowers, Clarence, Steph ens St. 50x100, added two .88 1.40 rooms Foulkes, Elizabeth, O & 10, ^No. 1, 2 14.00 Fox, Morris Junior, R & 12, No. 9 13.83 Gay, Marvin Leak, Q & 12, 1-2 No. 7, 1-2 No. 8, Q & 12, 1-2 No. 7, 1-2 No. 8 9.63 GiUis, John & Hattie, Q & 13, No. 8, P & 13, No. 1, 19, 20 36.63 Goode, George Hrs., J & 7, No. 11-14 11-38 Goode, Thomas, S & 11, No. 5, 6 8.37 Gore, Walter, L & 15, No. 6 25.59 Graham, Willie, O & 14, No. 17, 18, O & 14 sq. .. Hainsworth, Willie, Jr., P & 9, No. 19 Hamer, Jane, P & 10, No. 23, 24 , - 7.00 Hammond, David, Q & 11, No. 2 Hancock, Philip, O & 12, No. 5 & sq - 5.51 Harrington, Arthur, Con necticut Ave Harry, Beasley, Jimtown ... Harvey, Quincy, K & 7, No. 19 Hasty, Harriet, West Sou. Pines Hill, Annie D., L & 15, No. 11, 12, & al 10.50 Hill, Flora Williams, O & 14, No. 15, 16, and al. .. .. 4.73 Hill, Vincent and Hattie, N & 14, No. 16 70 Horton, W. T., L & 13, No. 16, 1-2 17, al 20.04 Huggins, Elijah & Plummie N & 11, No. 16, 1-2 al Jackson, Emma V., L & 13, No. 22, P & 14, No. 17, 18 Jackson,, Ruth, J & 6, No. 17-19 2.10 Johnson, Charles & Char- lisle, |P & 14, No. 13-16 . Johnson, Elizabeth, O & 10, No. 1, 2, O & 10, No. 24... Johnson, Zara, K & 11, No. 5-8 22.75 Jones, Beatrice, S & 11, No. 13, 14 53 Jones, Bessie, J & 10, Con necticut Ave 10.06 Kemp, Leroy, N. H. Ave..... 9.43 Kimball, W. H., O & 12, No. 1, 2, 23, 24 9.05 Leslie, Douglas, N & 14 No. 7^ 8 22.40 Letterlough, Henry, Q & 11 No. 5, & al 14.61 Lewis, H. L., N & 13, No. 7.9 20.69 Lloyd, Isaac, P & 14, No. 23, 24 1-40 Lockwood, Geneva, O & 14, No. 19, 20 6.74 Lyon, Henry, P & 11, No. 11 88 McCall, Annie M., Page 5.25 McCaU, J. C., K & 7, No. 18 25.22 McDonald, Burwell, Conn. Ave McDonald, Cecile, O & 16, No. 1, 2, O & 15, No. 21 .. McDonald, Floyd, K & 11, No. 1 & 110 ft., K & 11, No. 2, K & 11, No. 4 73.85 McDonald, James, P & 10, No. 22 3.33 McDowell, Mabel Medlin, M & 9,1-4 sq. & al 8.75 McGee, Dorothy, Page No. 3 Mclver, Fred, Q & 13 No. 1 McKayhan, John & Myrtle N & 14, No. 6 McKayhan, Lillie, No. 1, 2, Jimtown 4.20 McKayhan, Matthew, 965 Iowa, Q & 12, No. 21, 22.. * 35.27 McLaughlin, Andrew & Kate, P & 9, No. 11 McLean, Wilton, Hrs. J & 8 No. 3 McLeod, Lee & Lenora, New York Avenue McLeod, Levander, 50x100 New York Avenue McNair, Annie, N & 12, No. 23, 24 - - 7.00 McNair, David, Hrs., J & 9, No. 2, 3, 4 17.06 McNair, David, Jr., J & 8, No. 21 1-31 McNeill, Alice May, T & 12, No. 6, 7 1-40 McNeill, Cora Lee, O & 15, No. 22 9.98 McNeill, Nancy Graham, N & 12, No. 20, 1-2 21 16.63 Marsh, Elizabeth, N & 14, No. 24 2.52 Marshall, Major Jr., P & 10, . No. 1, 2 10.95 Medlin, Howard, Jr., O & 13, No. 4 25.20 Mines, PoneUe & Mable, P & 10, No. 16-18, al 7.04 Morrison, Walter, M & 4, No. 11, 12 1-40 Murphy, George, J & 7, No. 3, Rankin Id., No. 22, 23 H & 14 22.31 Odom, Vivian, K & 13, No. 3, 1-2 No. 2 9.15 Pass, Wincey, N & 12, No. 22 & al - 7.35 Patterson, Victoria, S & 11, No. 13 8.28 Peerman, W. D., K & 13, No. 10 & al 46.78 Person, Mary Jane, N & 9 No. 13-16 pt. sq 4.73 Person, Priscilla, J & 7, No. 13 Powell, Mary, M & 12, No. 22 V Pratt, Alex, Q & 11, No. 23, 24, Q & 11,1-2 al 5.95 Quick, Basil, Jimtown 88 Quick, Alvin, K & 7, No. 21 16.75 Ray, J. D., No. 30 Rankin ... Reed, Charles, O & 16, No. 1 Reed, Lizzie, O & 12, 1-2 No. 7, 1-2 No. 8 7.44 Reese, William, S & 11, No. 2 70 Rhodes, Laura, J & 12, No. 1, 2, 23, 24 12.60 Rich, Myrtle, Q & 10, No. 1, 3 Rogers, Robert & Anna Pearl, P & 12, No. 9, Q & 11, No. 22, 23, 1-2 al Roseborough, C. B., S & 13 No. 1, 24 9.24 Roseborough, Lelia, S & 13 No. 24 70 Ross ,George E., O & 10, No. 3, 4, & al 23.93 Ross, Lucious, S & 12 No. 14 Ross, Thomas H., O & 10, No. 5, 6 18.20 Ross, W. H. Est., L & 16, No. 4, R. I. Ave 119.16 Russell, James W., O Se 12, No. 13, 14, pt. 12 13.99 Saunders, Augusta, Est., P & 13, No. 9, pt. No. 10, & al - ®-71 Saunders, Cary E., M & 12, 9.45 9.63 Penn. Ave 87.94 Saunders, James D., L & 15, No. 13, 14, Page No. 85i 86 98.09 Sellers, Walter C., O & 13, No. 8 11-08 Shankle, Calvin, N & 12, No. 12 53 Shipman, Fred D., T &' 11, No. 1 ; - 24.50 Simmons, Henrietta, P & 8 No. 15, 16 1.40 Sloan, Ola, S & 13, No. 1 & barracks 22.66 Small, Anna, Conn. Ave. .. 18.29 Smith, Vernon R., L & 11 bq Stanback, Annie L., O & 11, No. 7, 8 Stephens, Catherine, M & 11, No. 13, 14 8.75 Street, Robert L., J & 8, No. 5&al 11.66 Strickland, C. H., O & 10, No.' 9, 10, 11, al 29.05 Stubbs, John Henry, P & 12, No. 20 40.71 Stubbs, Mack, P & 12, No. 7, 8 6.13 Terry, Carl, N & 14, No. 12, 16 ft. No. 11, S & 11, No. 7, 8 22.05 Terry, J. W., J & 9 No. 8, pt. No. 7 10.50 Terry, Joe, McDougald Id... 3.15 Terry, T. E. Hrs., O & 15, No. 19, 20 7.53 Thomas, Willerstein, K & 13, 1-2 No. 2 12.25 Thorp, Charles, Q & 7) No. 13, 14, 17 2.63 Threadgill, Miles & Han nah, N & 9, No. 20, N & 9 No. 17, N & 9, No. 18 23.89 Turner, Elnjond & Leila, N & 9, No. 17 & al 15.58 Turner, James, O & 14, No. 8, 9 02.30 Turner, Jeanette, P & 9 No. 3, 4 2.10 Waddell, Anna, No. 81, 83 I^ge 2 6.65 Waddell, Milton & Queenie L'"&11, No. 14 - 20.86 Wade, Lucy B., M & 13, No. 5, 6 21.79 Wade, William Thomas, M & 12, No. 7, 11,.& al 7.53 White, Johnny & Gladys, Q & 9, No. 5, 9, Q & 9, No. 6 25.06 White, Mary, K & 8, No. 5, 6, M & 9, No. 1-3 32.38 White, Odell, Q & 11, No. 3, 4 5.25 Wicker, Donnie Lee, N & 13, No. 23 13.38 Wicker, Wyoming, N & 13, No. 21 88 Williams, Curtis, T & 12, No. 4 20.13 Williams, Rev. Smallwood, T & 12, No. 3 70 Williams, Willie, N & 14 No. 15 2.45 Wortham, Raz, Hrs. Page No.' 55, 56, 57 8.40 Wrighy, Willie, P & 10, 1-2 No. 19, 20 19.08 York, Edward, Sr., No. 178, 179 Page Id., No. 79, 80 Page Id. 26.60 CampbeU, Patsy & Frank K & 12 No. 10, 11, sq Stroman, Anna, K & 7 No. 15, al. Gibson, Mattie, L & 4 No. 3, 4 2.98 8.50 7.88 .70 8.58 8.00 5.03 4.81 .70 .70 1.31 6.56 18.38 5.86 1.23 1.40 .88 18.03 .88 8.52 36.75 26.09 % Light up her eyes with a wonderfiil surprise! Make this Mothers Day really memorable by gifting Mom with something she’s always want ed but never really expected! You’re sure to find the perfect “surprise” among our collection of gifts. Come in and see for yourself! Free Gift Wrapping GINSBURG’S DEPT. STORE Carthage .88 .88 .53 11.20 7.53 19.09 Seven Years Old KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 'cirt < S5 $ I Pint 65 )4|3 qt. No. 18, O & 13, No. 23 26.38 I Saunders, J. T., K & 15, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON • 86 PROOF • OLD CHARTER DISTILLERY CO., LOUISVILLE, KY.