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PAGE “B’ THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina THURSDAY, JULY 5. 1956 ‘Rolling’ Charges Preferred Against Two Ft. Bragg Men Two Fort Bragg soldiers waiv ed preliminary hearing and have been bound over to the August term of Superior Court on charges of “rolling” a fellow sol dier near Carthage Saturday night. The two were identified as George R. Brown, 20, and James E. McFeeters, 20, both of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg. Their victim was identified as Keith W. Christensen, also of the 82nd, who brought the charges. The “rolling," which can best he described in layman’s language as an attempt to take a drunk man’s “roll” of money while he is unaware of what’s going on, al legedly took place between Car thage and Vass near midnight Saturday. Christensen said he had'been in Fayetteville earlier in the evening and the two soldiers stopped and offered him a ride. Their destina tion Christensen said, was sup posed to have been Charlotte. They went to Vass, where Mc Feeters stopped and picked up his car, according to the statements, and then headed for Carthage. About half way between the two towns, Christensen became ill and asked to get out of the car Brown was driving. He said he was “very drunk”. Christensen said that sometime after he got out of the car the two soldiers took $66 and a wrist watch from him. They carried him to Carthage where, Christen sen told police, he came to and demanded his money and watch back. The two soldiers gave both !to him, he said, after which he (Christensen) held them and call ed police. . . Doth soldiers admitted their in tentions of “rolling” Christensen and were placed in the Moore County jail for the night. Chris tensen was jailed on a public drunk charge. The next morning he swore out warrants charging the two with the robbery which, since the watch was valued at $40, auto matically constitutes a felony. A lieutenant from Fort Bragg visited them Sunday and told of ficers neither had ever been in trouble before and had exception al records in the service. Both waived preliminary hear ings and were released on $500 bonds. PINEHURST NEWS By MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF Entertain Mrs. Larry Lyerly was hostess at a stork shower Friday night at her home for Mrs. Edwin Black. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Zelie aind Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ostrom en tertained jointly at the latter’s home in Southern Pines at a swimming party-picnic at noon on the Fourth of July. Members of the Women’s Sand- hills Summer Club played Wed nesday in a mixed foursome golf tournament, after which they en joyed a picnic at the Country Club. Brief Mention Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tucker- man left last week for their home in Maine. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. I. T. Wyche are spending this weekend as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Lovering at Pawley’s Island, S.C. The Wyches will leave next week for Boston where they will visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flory, and the latter’s small son, Peter. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Scofield, Jr., and their two children of Or ange, Tex., who are visiting his parents here, left the beginning of the week for Cherry Grove Beach, S. C'., with Mrs. Scofield, Sr. Miss Cindy Tinnon of Mountain Home, Ark., has arrived lor her annual visit with her aunt, Mrs. A. N. Derouin, and Mr. Derouin. Mrs. Donald A. Currie has as her guest this week her son, Lt Edgar Currie, of Monterey, Calif. Judge W. A. Leland McKeithen is in Asheville this weekend to at tend the annual meeting of Supe rior Court Judges. He, Mrs. Mc Keithen and their son, Johnnie, leave Monday for Nantucket, Mass., with a stop-off in Old Greenwich, Conn., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McKeithen and their family, after which they will go to Wianno, Mass., to at tend the Wolves’ Club summer meeting at the Wianno Club. Lt. and Mrs. William C. Sledge of Fort Lee, Va., were the week end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isham C. Sledge. Mr. and Mrs. Chester I. Williams and their son Monroe left Wednes day by car for California, where they wiU spend six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Veno have as their guests this week his grand children, Ed, Bill and Bob Hamil ton of Bennettsville, S. C. Here with his mother, Mrs. Hu Ion Cole, last week were James Cole and his daughter, Diane of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Cole and her daughter. Miss Helen Cole of Greensboro, and Mrs. Martin Wicker are attending the Presby terian Conference at Montreat this week. Mrs. Jennie Leavitt, her grand daughters Peggy and Toby But- ner, and Betty McCaskill and Nel son. Black spent the weekend at Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. Mrs. F. C. Page, who is spending the summer in Blowing Rock, is due to arrive at her home here Saturday for a week’s stay. FURNISHED AND UNFURN ISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS FOR RENT. MARGIE NANOPOULOS. PHONE 2-5851. i7tl FOR RENT: Small downstairs apartment. Utilities furnished. Phone 2-5465, 240 S. Ashe. j5c FOR SALE: ’Twin beds, springs and mattress; dresser. Arling ton Teurist House, 440 N. May St. Phone 2-5055. j21tf FOR SALE: Young banded para keets, all colors. R. E. Lee, 321 N. Poplar, Aberdeen. j28,j5p FOR RENT: Small apartment close in. Suitable for couple. 125 S. Ashe St. m3tf FOR RENT: Furnished two room cottage. Malcolm Hill, South end of new highway. j5p EXPERIENCED DRIVER is available for short or long trips. Lloyd Prime, Southern Pines. 2-7431. ml7tf CLASSIFIED ADS Light face caps and lower case type, 4c per word; BLACK CAPI TALS, 5c per word. Minimum price, per Ad, 50c. ALL ADS IN CLASSIFIED COLUMN CASH I WANTED: Automobile salesman Pinehurst Garage. Prefer some one with selling experience. Contact T. R. Black, Pinehurst Garage. m24tf I ENGRAVED Wedding Announce ments and Invitations. Quick service, reasonable prices. FOR RENT: 2-room, bath, cottage. Utilities furnished. Adults only. Colonial Inn. jSc FOR RENT: 1-room efficiency apartment. Utilities furnished. Private entrance. 440 E. New Hampshire. Phone 2-5884. j5c WELL BORING and DRILLING. Call Hancock Esso Station, Windsor 4-7431, Aberdeen, local service, or Blackwelder, San ford, N. C., phone 3-4844. a26tf FOR RENT: FURNISHED APARTMENT, PRIVATE BATH. 470 N. ASHE, TEL. 2-8703. j7if $77.80 PER MONTH and a reasonable down pay ment buys lovely 3-bedrooni home near school: livingroom, diningroom, kitchen and at tached garage. All modern im provements; disposal and dish washer: oil burning hoi w^der heating plant in cement floored basement. Inspect it for value. Have prospective purchaser for 3-bedroom house to cost less than $10,000. What can you of fer? Also other desirable listings. Power Lawn Mowers Gasoline. 20-inch blades. Push or gelf-propelled. $69.95 to $144.95 Brown Aulo Supply ml7tf FOR SALE: Chest-type d^p freeze. Electric range. Refrig' erator. All in excellent condi- tion. Call 2-5091. ^ FOR SALE: ROTO-BROIL CUS- TOM 400. PRACTICALLY NEW, HALF PRICE. CALL 2-3001. jSc APARTMENTS: One 1-bedroom also one 2-bedroom upstairs, unfurnished, stove and refrig erator. One 1-bedroom down stairs, unfurnished. Call 2-3851. / j28c FOR RENT: HOUSE TRAILER IN HENRY'S TRAILER PARK. CALL 2-4062. jSp [for RENT: Nicely furnished house, 4-rooms, bath. Air Con ditioner, screened front porch, patio, garage, large lot. Phone 2-7415. j5c FOR SALE: PIANO IN GOOD condition, call 2-7951. j5p TUTORING in elementary and some high school subjects by teacher holding Class A Certif icate of the blanket type. P. O. Box 805, Southern Pines. j28j4p IfOR RENT: Completely furnish ed 2-bedroom duplex apart ment. Heat furnished. Call 2-7972. j^ [for RENT: 4-Room Apartment. Living room, dining room and kitchen. Nice bath. Screened porch. Private entrance. 355 E. Vermont Ave. j5c EVERY TUESDAY is Tots’ Day at Turner’s' Studio. No appoint ment necessary. Turner’? Studio, 675 S. W. Broad Street, Tel. 2-6452^ ^ FOR SALE: Used 1-3 ton Philco Air Conditioner, 4 year war ranty $150. Piedmont Electric Store, Phone 3851, Carthage, N. C. i^c NEED MONEY TO BOLSTER THE BUDGET? 4-hours a day with Avon Cosmetics brings nice weekly income. Establish ed territories. We train you. For details write Mrs. Hester, 122 Camellia Drive, Fayetteville, N. C. i5c MAN OR WOMAN BE YOUR OWN BOSS $400 Monthly Spare Time Refilling and collecting money from our five cent High Grade Nut machines in this area. No Selling! To qualify for work you must have a car, references, $640 cash, secured by inventory. Devoting 6 hours a week to bus iness, your end on percentage collections will net up to $400 monthly with very good possi bilities of taking over full time. Income increasing accordingly. For interview, include phone in application. Write North Amer- 'ican Nut Co., Inc., 27 William Street, New York 5, N. Y. j5p IF YOU WISH TO BUY IF YOU WISH TO SELL IF YOU WISH TO RENT W. C.HILDERMAN 225 Weymouth Road FOR RENT: 2-room furnished apartment. Highland Lodge, 245 East Vermont. Ph. 2-8611. m3tf Real Estate For Sale Ranch type home; has living- room with dining area; modern kitchen; utility: carport: 3 bed rooms, bath and shower; hdw. floors: FHA loan $9,000, pay able $73 mo. $11,000 A well built home, near school and churches; has living room, kitchen, bedrooms with 2 pic ture windows; shower bath; storage 1st floor: full apartment on 2nd floor; hdw. floors: oil heat; garage. Lot 150x100; easy financing. A HOME & INCOME TOO Large home; good physical con dition; 5 nice rooms for person al use, plus 3 furnisdied apart ments to rent; nice porches and basement: nice shady lot. $11,500 2 small homes at $4750, out of town. Pony Leaguers Lose To Aberdeen 5-3; Watkins Out The Southern Pines Pony Leaguers, approaching the mid point of the season, dropped a close game to Aberdeen Thurs day 5-3. Southern Pines had three runs, seven hits and committed four errors. Melva Ray Hall was on tile mound with Bobby Watkins catching. ' ■ HaU gave up eight hits. Watkins, a mainstay of the lo cals, was injured in the bottom of the sixth inning and was taken to the hospital. He will be out of ac tion about three weeks. Butch Ryder, injured earlier m the season,' returned to action last week and is expected to fill the gap left by Watkins. Frank C. Blue, Aberdeen Native, Dies; Rites Held Frank C. Blue, 60, a native of Aberdeen, died Friday at the Vet erans Administration Hospital at Fayetteville alter an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held at the residence Sunday at 4 p. in. by the Rev. Charles Worth of Whiteville, his former pastor. Burial was in the Old Bethesda Cemetery. He was in the automo bile business for a number of years and at the tim'e of his death was associated with Pleasants Sand and Supply Company. He was a veteran of World War 1, and a member of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Roman Eagle Masonic Lodge No. 550 of Aberdeen, Order of the Eastern Star, and the American Legion. He was active in church and community affairs. He leaves a brother, John Eston Blue of Aberdeen, and several nieces and nephews. CHAMBER MEETING The regular Chamber of Com merce meeting, scheduled for Tuesday night, was postponed for one week to allow members of the Board of Directors the July 4 holi day. The next meeting wiU be held at the Chamber offices Tues day, July 10. Two-Day Meeting f Planned By Cape Fear Convention Harrington Chapel Free Will Baptist Church of West Southern Pines will be host to the Cape Fear Sunday School convention Thursday and Friday, July 12 and 13, it was announced today by the Rev. G. D. McNeill, Jr., pastor. A large delegation from a num ber of churches in the area will be present. Scheduled to welcome the dele gates Thursday night are Mayor Voit Gilmore and Town Council man T. T. Morse. Speaker for the Friday morning session is J. W. Moore, principal of Wept Southern Pines school. The Rev. W. H. Hicks of Lilling- ton is president of the convention; the Rev. R. L. Sanders is modera tor. for RENT: 4 rooms, bath, unfur nished, $40. month. 455 N. E. Broad St. See Alex McKenzie, Lakeview. j5i26 incp FOR RENT: 3-room, bath, furn ished apartment. Utilities furn ished. 380 N. Page St., phone 2-8162. iSc WAITRESS WANTED: Good tips and pay. Hill Top Restaurant, V2 mile south of Southern Pines on'Route 1. i^P Rites Conducted In Staten Island For Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Britta M. Johnson, 86, died last Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Prouty, on Morganton Road following a lingering illness. Funeral services and interrnent were held Tuesday in Staten Is land, N. Y. For the .past few years Mrs. Johnson had made her home in Southern Pines with Col. and Mrs. S. M. Prouty. In addition to Mrs. Prouty, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. F. W. Brown of Winston- Salem; and two granddaughters, Mrs. Drew Harris of Winston- Salem and Mrs. F. W. Weaver, Jr., of Dallas, Texas. 4-H Club Members Attend Millstone Camp For Week Forty-five members of Moore County 4-H Clubs returned over the weekend from a week of camping at Camp Millstone, near Hoffman. Thomas Hall, assistant county agent, said the camp was one of the most successful ever held. In addition to the members from Moore, more than 120 from Rock ingham, Brtmswick and Warren Counties also attended. Highlights of the camp were a talent show, a stimt night program which was won by a group from Moore County, and swimming and diving contests. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SOUTHERN PINES PROPERTIES Well protected playyard for children provided with this al most new six room home; car port;, good storage area; priced for quick sale at $11,000. FHA financing. Country Club area; new three bedroom house; two baths; car port; reasonably priced for quick siale. FHA financed. Price reduced to $12,500 on this two bedroom ranch type home overlooking Pine Needles golf course. Ideal retirement home. Location plus charm plus dura bility offered you in this three year oid brick home; two leurge bedrooms; one smaller bed room, two tile bciths, ground level den or playroom; two-car garage; well developed lot. Price $36,500. New listing two year old five room house on Crestview Road, oil heat. Price subject to offer. Rental: New modern one bed room cottage Pinebluff, $55 mo. Stove and refrigerator furnish ed. We do not advertise all our lisl- iHp; property in all price ranges offered by this Realtor. Lots: Buy the lot most suitable for your new home plan. List ings in almost all residential areas. Insurance: Have peace of mind while at home and away from home through protection pro vided by new package policies. Homieowner and Comprehen sive Dwelling policies available to you. We write and service all forms of insurance. LIST THE PROPERTY YOU HAVE FOR SALE WITH THIS REALTOR For inforniation on these and other properties call Aberdeen office collect Windsor 4-1212 or Southern Pines res. 2-5462. J. D. Arey & Company REALTORS and INSURORS SPECIAL SALE 11-ft G. E. Chest Type Freezers 229’^^ LOTS — LOTS All sections of town, recison- ably priced. J. D. SITTERSON 260 N. Ashe St. Ph. 2-8445 IF YOU NEED CASH for HOME IMPRO^MENTS Ask about a LOW-COST LOAN —at— The Citizens Bank & Trust Co. 132 N. W. Broad St. Southern Pines, N. C. TELEVISION SETS FOR RENT. CUR'nS RADIO SERVICE. VASS. PHONE 2466. mI5tf ^ . Houses and Apartments for rent or sale. Dr. Daniels, phone 2-6382. jl2tl LOANS: FHA, G. I. AND CON VENTIONAL. HOMES AN© BUSINESS PROPERTY LOANS UP TO 80% OF YOUR COMMITMENT. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. TAKE AD VANTAGE OF OUR EXPERI ENCE. GRAVES MUTUAL IN- SURANCE AGENCY. GRAVES BLDG. PHONE 2-2201. priced at Were $359.95 $26.85 Down — As Low As $10.73 a Month AS LONG AS THEY LAST We Also Sell Philco and Zenith TV's CURTIS RADIO SERVICE Phone 2466 VASS. N. C. TOPSOIL, sand, fill dirt, clay and gravel. Phone 2-3002, Box 1061, Long Sand Pit, Southern Pines. Eltf WANTED—All the pine pulp- wood you can haul to our buy ing yard at Vass; any amount, cash on delivery. We will also buy standing stumpage.—Bob Swan, Dealer, Albemarle, N, C., Box 230. . j5tfc ALCOHOLICS Anonymous—^Mon day and Friday nights basement Belvedere Hotel 8 p. m. Phone 2-5321. mietfc FOR RENT: APARTMENTS 3- ROOM. UTILITIES FURNISH ED. JEFFERSON INN. 2-5241. }5c WORK wanted as cook, general housework. 760 W. Illinois, Emma Blue Evans. j5p - SALE ■ PHILCO AIB CONDITIONERS All Sizes — Low Prices Immediate Delivery — We Finance BOES' HOME & GARDEN STORE Southern Pines—South on No. 1 M. A. LYONS & CO. a ). Midland Rd. HOME'S Authorized Builder - Dealer Phone 2-9671 Resort Realty & Development Co. 135 West New Hampshire Telephone 2-2152 SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. FOR SALE Lovely new house, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, library, living, dining rooms, kitchen, garage, amplf closets, l-acre wooded lot. Price $27,500 Attractive 3-bedroom home in excellent location; large lot. Must see to appreciate. Price $21,000 Brick—3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, large recreation room, study. House completely re decorated. Just outside city limits in exceUent lo cation. $22,000 Located in Golfcrest, beautiful new brick home. Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, kitchen, workshop, laundry room, garage, and lovely basement recrea tion room. Located on large wooded lot. Price $36,500 Located near school and churches, 2 bedroom Lome in good condition.- Living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Screened porch. Priced right to JpiDjUUl/ We have other houses, investment property, and beauti ful lots which we do not publicly list. Let us help you select the property better suited to your needs. Rentals and Listings Invited Geo. H. Leonard, Jr., Pres. Julia G. Steed Causey Insurance & Realty Co, INCORPORATED 651 S. W. Broad St. Phone 2-5525 SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. FOR SALE Hollow tile-stucco home, 3 bedrooms, dining, living room and kitchen, hardwood floors. $6700 Modern 3 bedroom home, 2 years old, 2 car garage. Reasonably priced for quick sale. LOTS: We have listings in all sections of Southern Pines which we would be very happy to show you. RENTALS and SALES LISTINGS SOLICITED INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS F.H.A.. G.I. and CONVENTIONAL LOANS W. S. JOHNSON Nite Phone 2-8081 Barnum Realty & Insurance Co. 124 N W. Broad St. Phone 2-9251 Southern Pines, N. C. FOR RENT 2 bedroom unfurnished house Several small furnished apartments. FOR SALE $67.50 New 3 bedroom home. Living room with fireplace, d.ij> ing room with corner cupboards, large, well plannw kitchen. Lot 100’x200’. $14,500 An older home in fine residential section. Brick con struction. Living room, sun parlor,., ^ning.. room, kitchen and large den on first floor. 6 bedrooms and 3 baths on second floor. Lot 250’x200’. A home budt for gracious living. $29,000 Rentals and Sales Listings Solicited Complete Property Management and Insurance Service Insurance J^mes S. Baird John S. Buggies Real Estate • Jerry V. Healy