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THURSDAY. MAY 24. 1956
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Building Specialty
Company Opens
Retail Store Here
M. A. Lyons and Company,
building contractors of Southern
Pines, annoimce the opening this
week of a building specialties re
tail store in the Page Motor Com
pany building on N. E. Broad St.
According to M. A. Lyons, the
owner, a complete paint and
•painting equipment department
will be the first part of the store
opened.
Scheduled to open on a weekly
basis through the rest of May
ahd into June are departments
dealing in carpeting, bathroom
Equipment* prefabricated chim
neys, prefabricated fireplaces,
and light fixtures.
Lyons said other departments
would be added as the demand
indicated.
Lyons, a contractor and engin
eer, is the authorized builder-
dealer for National Homes, one
of the world’s largest makers of
prefabricated dwellings, within a
40-mile radius of Southern Pines.
Stocks of 1,740 million bushels
of wheat stored in all positions on
October 1, 1955, were the largest
for the date in the comparable
series begining in 1935.
DANTE'S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
( Southern Pines
Closed Monday Open 5 p.m.
FOR
Land Surveying
CONTACT
Clarence H. Blue
Matthews Bldg. So. Pines
Legal Notices
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 \mder-
signed from the Superior Court of
Moore County in the several cer
tain actiohs entitled Moore Coun
ty vs. the several judgment debt
ors hereinafter set out, I will, on
the 11th 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 following
the name of the judgment debtor
and the description of the real
estate, PLUS THE COSTS OF
SALE, as follows: (Said real
estate will be sold subject to all
other County taxes that may be
due and aU taxes that may be due
any incorporated town.)
The following described proper
ty is all in Sandhill 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 in 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 EUen Little, judgment
debtors, described as follows: Lots
No. 1 and 2 with buildings in Ad-
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dor as described in deed book 157
at page 371, Public Registry for
Moore County. Judgment $7.37.
The following described proper
ty is all in McNeill 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 ofie
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 Birchr
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
taxds 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 &
Mary Hinson, judgment debtors,
described as foljpws: Lot No. 58
and 1-2 lot No. 57 in Westhaven
as described in deed book 171 at
page 11, Public Registry for
Moore County. Judgment $5.32,
The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Hugh Mc
Nair, judgment debtor, described
as follows: Lot No. 8, six acres
more or less of the Sandy McNair
land as described in Orders and
Decrees book 15 at page 219, office
of Clerk of Court for Moore Coun
ty. Judgment $5.78.
'The real estate listed for 1952
taxes in the name of Basil Quick,
judgment debtor, described as fol
lows: One lot 50 x 100 ft. in old
Jim Town as described in (^eed
book 23 at page 160, Public Regis
try for Moore County. Judgment
$7.41.
The real estate listed for 1952
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., judgment debtors, described
as follows: Lots No. 19 & 20 with
house in Block O & 15, Town pf
Southern Pines, as described in
deed book 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 County
May 11, 1956. ml72431j7
in Chapter 160, North Carolina
General Statutes entitled, “Muni
cipal Corporations” Sections 175
and 176, and by authority and un
der direction of the Town Council
of the Town of Southern Pines,
notice is hereby given that a pub
lic hearing - will be held at the
Town Office at 8:00 o’clock P. M.
on the 12th day of June, 1956, for
the purpose of hearing any com
plaints of interested persons in
connection with a proposed
amendment to the Zoning Ordi
nance of the Town of Southern
Pines; in case of protest against
such change signed by twenty per
cent or more either of the area of
the lots included in such proposed
change or of those immediately
adjacent in the rear thereof ex
tending one hundred feet there
from, or of those directly opposite
thereto extending one hundred
feet from the street frontage of
such opposite lots, such amiend-
ment shall not become effective
except by favorable vote of three-
fourths of all the members of the
legislative body of such munici
pality.
The provisions of said proposed
amendment are as follows;
AN ORDINANCE
Be it ordained and established
by the Town Council of the Town
of Southern Pines at regular ses
sion assembled this the 12th day
of June, 1956. as follows:
SECTION I. The Zoning Ordi
nance adopted by the Town Coun
cil January 12, 1954, as amended,
be and is hereby further amended
as follows:
In section HI—^Boundaries of
Page FIFTEEN
Districts, E. Business II Districts,
include and add a seption to read
as follows:
6. All of the block sur
rounded by S. W. Broad
Street, West Illinois Avenue,
Bennett Street, and West
Massachusetts Avenue not al
ready included in the B I Dis
tricts.
SECTION II.' Adopted this the
12th day of June, 1956.
LOUIS SCHEIPERS, Jr.,
ml7-24 Clerk
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON
AMENDMENT TO ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE
TOWN OF SOUTHERN PINES
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PAUL KITCHIN
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MlilNGIRACEPINi^SGHOOrS
Paul Kitchin, candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Congress from the Eighth District, repeatedly has
stated his position on racial integration and the South
ern Manifesto. Here is what he said to members of the
, PTA in his home town of Wadesboro:
"Racial integration in schools amounts to social integration of the
races insofar as a child is concerned. That is because so much of
a child's social life is connected with the school. And that is one of
.the principal reasons I am unalterably opposed to the Supreme Court's
position; and so wholeheartedly in favor of the Southern Manifesto
.which my opponent declined to sign.
"I want equal, but separate, educational opportunities for the,Negro.
I want the Negro to improve his own social life with other Negroes.
, But I do not believe in racial integration on the social level; ond I ).
will forever fight any low or ruling which forces the white and Negro (
children to mix socially at schools and in school buses.
"And that is just exactly whot rociol integration in the public schools
'» would do."
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