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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
SOIL SAMPLING
Soil sample instructions and
containers can be obtained from
offices of coimty agents, voca
tional agriculture teachers, the
Soil Conservation Service, and
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation. Soil samples should
be sent to the Soil Testing Divi
sion, State Department Of Agri
culture, Raleigh.
FOR RESULTS USE THE PI
LOTS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
With The Armed Forces
Mary Hinson, judgment debtors, Decrees book 15 at page 219, office
described as foUows: Lot No. 58 of Clerk of Court for Moore Coun-
iMid 1-2 lot No. 57 in Westhaven ty. Judgment $5.78.
PFC Exselon McLeod, whose' McLeod, son of Mrs. Earline Us described in deed book 171, at
PF^ 'McLeod 608 Quarry St., Sanford, page ll. Public Registry for taxes in the name of Basil Quick,
wife, Celestine. lives in Carthage, ^ ^ ^ (^pany M. He Moore County. Judgment $5.32, judgment debtor described ^ fol-
recently took part in a review for | August 1954 The real estate listed for 1952 lows: One lot 50 x 100 ft. in old
Ant^onv C. McAuliffe. received basic training at taxes in the name of Hugh Me- Jim Town as described in deed
Fort Jackson S C. Nair, judgment debtor, described book 23 at page 160 Public Regis-
Fort jacKson, o. o. i ^ follows: Lot No. 8, six acres try for Moore County. Judgment
Pvt. John E. Baxley, whose more or less of the Sandy McNair $7^1. , , t t j * 10=9
wife, Margaret, lives in Carthage, [land as described in Orders and I The real estate listed for 1952
recently ar/ived in Korea and is
General Anthony C. McAuliffe,
the Army’s retiring European
commander, ip Mannheim, Ger
many.
McLeod was one of the 118 sol
diers representing the 9th Infan
try Division’s 60th Infantry Regi
ment in the 2500 troop review.
WE'LL GIVE YOU
from
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TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
PER TIRE
taxes in the name of Charles &
Lahoma Reid (Reed), judgment
debtors, described as follows: Lot
number one in Block O & 16 with
house in Southern Pines as de
scribed in deed book 161 at page
281. Judgment $16.73.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of T. E. Terry
Hrs., judgmetat debtors, described
as follows: Lots No. 19 & 20 with
house in Block O & 15, Town of
THURSI^AY, MAY 17. 1956
Southern Pines, as described in
deed b9ok 141 at page 264. Judg
ment $13.44.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Odell White,
judgment debtor, described as
follows: Lots No. 3 and 4 with
house in Block O & 11, Town of
Southern Pines. Judgment $4.81.
c. j. McDonald,
Sheriff of Moore Coimty
May 11, 1956. ml72431j7
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now a member of the 24th Infan- j
try Division.
The 24th is one of two Ajneri-
can divisions stationed in Korea.
It was the first U. S. unit to fight ]
in the Korean conflict.
Baxley, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Baxley, Route 2, Carthage, en
tered the Army in September
1955 and completed basic training
at Fort Jatkson, S. C. He is now
a member of Company C of the 1
division’s 19th Regiment.
Pvt. James C. Yarborough, 19,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yar
borough, Southern Pines, recent
ly completed the high speed radio
operation course at the Army s 1
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga.
The 23-week course tpined
Yarborough to operate radio and
teletype sets at high receiving |
and sending rates, using both
voice and Morse code transmis-]
sion. . I
A 1951 graduate of Pinehurst
High School, he entered the|
Army last July and completed
basic training at Fort Jackson, |
C.
T|Sgt. Kaye W. Thomas, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Wellman
of 141 E. Mass Ave., Southern
Pines, arrived in Japan April 20
and has been assigned to Service
Group 17, a unit of the 1st Ma
rine Aircraft Wing at Iwakuni.
In the 1954-55 year,' exports of 1
U. S. farm products rose 7 per
cent in value and 12 per cent m
volume over the preceding year.
PINEHURST, N. C.
Phone 4953
Re-Elect C. B. DEANE to Congress
Dear Friends:
As a nLember of the Appropriations Committee in
Congress. I serve with four other Members to appropri-
ale funds for the Deparlment of the Air Force and the
Department of Agriculture. During these crucial day^
I feel the heavy responsibility of serving on two such
important committees. I am greatly concerned a^ut the
National Defense Program of our country and the n^ds
of our farmers. I am equally concerned with the smallest
needs and problems of' every constituent in my District.
In the closing days of my campaign for re-election as
your Congressman. I express again sincere appreciation
to the many personal friends and devoted supporters who
are giving their time and effort toward my re-election.
Many people have offered their financial support,
but I have made the decision not to accept personal cash
contributions to my campaign in the primary. I have
expressed to these friends my gratitude. I have shared
with them my conviction that it is not right for such vMt
sums to be spent on political campaigns throughout the
nation. I am appealing to the people of the 8th District
to back me with their personal support and to share with
me the responsibilities of this campaign. Some of my
friends in various counties are running ads for m^ for
which I am most appreciative. It was on this same basis
I ran two years ago. The results were gratfying.
I am grateful for the opportunity I have had to serve
you. In asking for your active support and your vote
on May 26.1 pledge to you my total commitment to sTOk
diligently the answers to the serious problems facing the
defense of our nation; the urgent needs of our farm peo
ple; our veterans; the service men and their famine; the
growing unemployment among some of our people; the
Led for improved old-age retirement; adequate legisla
tion; to protect the small business men and our large
manufacturers and employees against unfair foreign
competition.
Sincerely.
(Paid Political Adv.) C. B. DEANE.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under Execution
in THE SUPERIOR COURT
North Carolina, Moore County.
Moore County
vs.
The Several Judgment
Debtors Hereinafter Named.
By virtue of the several certain
executions directed to the under
signed from the Superior Court of
Moore County in the several cer
tain actions entitled Moore Coun
ty vs. the several judgment debt
or^ hereinafter set out, I will, on
the nth day of June, 1956, at
12:00 o’clock. Noon, at the Moore
County Courthouse door, in the
Town of Carthage, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said executions the several pieces
or parcels of real estate separate
ly described following the name
of each judgment debtor hereinaf
ter set out; said executions were
issued pursuant to judgments duly
recorded in the office of Clerk of
Court for Moore County, and said
executions are in the amounts
specified in each case foUowmg
the name of the judgment debtor
and the description of the rem
estate, PLUS THE COSTS OF
SALE, as follows: (Said real
estate will be sold subject to all
other County taxes that rnay be
■ due and all taxes that may be due
any incorporated town.)
The following described proper
ty is all in SandhUl Township.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Alton D. Mc
Lean, judgment debtor, described
as follows: 10 acres more or less
of Gillis land as described m deed
book 157 at page 593, Public Reg
istry for Moore County. Judgment
$29.97. . , ,
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Commodore
& Mary Ellen Little, judgment
debtors, described as follows: Lots
No. 1 and 2 with buildings in Ad-
dor as described in deed book 157
at page 371, Public Regist^ for
Moore County. Judgment $7.37.
The following described proper
ty is all in McNeUl Township.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Troy "T. Mar
tin, judgment debtor, described as
follows: Two tracts of Isaac Ray
land at Niagara consisting of one
acre and 95-100 of an acre as de
scribed in deed book 171 at page
339, Public* Registry for Moore
County. Judgment $37.59.
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The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Lillie Birch-
more, judgment debtor, described
as follows: Lots No. 16 and 17 in
Block Q & 10 with a house, in the
Town of Southern Pines. Judg
ment $11.46.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Norman Cha
vis, judgment debtor, described as
follows: 18-100 of an acre with
buildings at 805 W. Penn. Ave.,
Southern Pines as described in
deed book 146 at page 29, Public
Registry for Moore County. Judg
ment $29.99.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Harriett Has
ty Hrs., judgment debtors, de
scribed as follows: One lot in old
Jim Town adj. Henley Street, the
Bessie Webb lot and the Lena
Harrington lot. Judgment $7.07.
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Kesler &
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