THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1960
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page THIRTEEN
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 2-
BEDROOM HOUSE PAJt-
TLALLY COMPLETED. PAY
$50 DOWN AND ASSUME
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CALL RALEIGH VA8-3082
COLLECT. f4tf
FOR SALE: '53 CHEVROLET 2-
DOOR. APPLY RICHARD
SON'S MARKET, VASS. I
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LOST: Down town Southern
Pines, Post Office, Sandhill
Drug or ABC Store, engraved
Japanese cigarette lighter with
initials LTA. Finder notify
Pilot and receive reward. f4c
AUSTIN’S ELECTRICAL Appli
ance Repair Shop. Small appli
ances. 785 North Bennett St., |
Southern Pines. f4,ll,18,25p j
FOR SALE: 5-piece solid cherry ;
antique living room set. Newly |
upholstered. Must be seen to be !
appreciated. Phone OX 5-3561. |
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FOR RENT: Nicely furnished
three-room heated apartment.
New kitchen appliances.’ Large
rooms, newly decorated. Pri
vate entrance. At the Arlington, |
440 N. May St. Phone OX 5-
• 5055. f4tfi
FOR SALE OR RENT: 3-bcdi.x.m
ranch house. Large living rfK)m,
deluxe kitchen. Tiled bath, tul),
shower. Basement, oil fui nato
Carport. Corner lot 150.\400
feet. $63 monthly FHA payment.
$95 monthly rental price Sales
price $9800. OX 2-7191 f4c
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION FEB. 19, 1962
1952 Ford 4-door,
Serial No. B2NR106235
The above described vehicle
'.vill be sold to the highei t !■ d-
ier at 12:00 noon on Feb 19,
1960,'»at
McDonald auto
SALVAGE COMPANY
Southern Pines, N. C.
to satisfy repair bill in the
Amount of $110.00. f4,llc
WILL DO IRONING IN MY
HOME. MARY JONES 0X5-
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SALE
In Private Home
French satinwood bedroom suite
Handsome old oil paintings
Etching (1720) Circa, "Sunny Hours"
Hamilton Hamilton
New Sunbeam deluxe mixmaster
Stagecoach leather trunk (1800)
Antique Valet
Old Pewter, Copper, Ironstone, Tea Leaf, Lap Desk,
miscellaneous items.
Phone OX 2-7231
other
EDWARD T. TAWS, SR., of Philadelphia, Pa.,
president of Fletcher Works, seated right, is
shown talking with R. D. .Warwick, secretary-
manager of Statesville Chamber of Commerce,
as they jointly announce the sale of Turner
Manufacturing Company of Statesville to the
Fletcher firm. In the background gre, left to
rl^t, Gordon Hedrick, plant manager; Edward
T. Taws, Jr., head of Fletcher Southern, South
ern Pines, and Edwin’ Egee, division manager.
The new plant wiU be known as the Turner Di
vision of Fletcher Industries, Inc. For details
see story on front page.
RE-WEAVING — Burns, moth OFFICE AND STORE SPACE
holes and tears. Call Mrs. Wade
Walters, 303 Summit St., Aber
deen, WI4-1660. j21f25incp
WANTED; Man or woman for
city of Southern Pines. Sales
and deliveries, 4-6 hours per
day. Also will consider older
men, 50-75. Write Box 5071,
Dept. S-3, Richmond, Virginia.
J28, F4p
WANTED: Beauty operator, full
or part time. Franthel Beauty
Shop, 0X5-3282. j28tf
FOR SALE: 1954 Chevrolet 4-door
Bel Air. Original owner. J. E.
Currie, 690 N. Leak, phone OX
2-8662. f4c
. Johnson
Discount House
(Near Post Office)
Aberdeen, N. C.
Repossessed Appliances
1 - Upright Freezer 12 Ft.
1 - Electric Range
1 - Refrigerator 11 Ft.
1 -'Dinette Suite (5 Pc.)
1 - Television
i - Used Television
Johnson
Discount House
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FOR RENT. DANTE MONTE-
SANTI. f4,llc
FOR SALE: Golf bag and clubs 2,
5, 7, 8, 9 irons and putter 1, 2
and 3 woods, $20. Ed Klingen-
News and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith, Representative — Telephone Vass 217)
Schmidt, Manly.
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FOR SALE: RED WITH BLACK
MASK PEKINGESE AKC REG
ISTERED. CALL OX 5-6232.
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Boy Scout Week
^ As the opening event of Boy
Scout Week, local Scouts will ob
serve February 7 as Boy Scout
Sunday, attending the Vass Bap
tist Church for the 11 a. m. serv
ice. Other churches in the com
munity will join in the service
and the Rev. T. Fant Steele, pas-
FDR RENT: Ground floor apart
ment, living room, dining room,
kitchen, large bathroom, front,
„ u c 1. .in tor of the Vass Methodist Church,
back porches. Steam heated. 2
blocks from center. Inquire 385
N. May. f4p
FOR SALE: 10-ft Leonard refrig
erator, used, $65; G. E. wringer-
type 8-lb. washer, used, good
condition, $65; used G. E.
wringer washer, good condition,
$45. Curtis Radio & Tv Service,
, 0X5-6232. f4c
WANTED: WORK, ANY KIND,
HOUSE, YARD, ANYTHING.
630 WEST WISCONSIN. f4p
FOR SALE: 1 yr. old Brick Ven
eer home outside city limits.
3 bedrooms. Many unusual fea
tures, including air conditioning.
Large beautifully planted lot.
Reason for selling, owner leav
ing town. $15,000. Barnum
Realty & Insurance Co. f4c
FOR SALE: HOTPOINT DRYER,
LITTLE USED, $65. CALL
PINEHURST CY4.7202. f4p
FOR RENT: 3-bedroom furnished
second floor apartment. Steam
heated. Downtown. OX 2-6523.
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Wicks Chevrolet
Aberdeen, N. C.
is scheduled to bring the mes
sage.
On February 11, the Boy Scout
party in celebration of scouting’s
50th anniversary will be held at
the Vass Methodist Church. The
boys will present a program.
All friends and parents of Boy
Scouts are invited and urged to
attend these ■ meetings. Scout
Leader Karl Schweinfurth an
nounces.
Men of Church
Vass Presbyterian Meii of the
Church met Wednesday night of
last week at the church with the
new president, Leon Keith, pre
siding. W. E. Gladstone wa? in
charge of the program, which
featured a recorded talk 6n “Per
sonal Evangelism.” Mrs. Pete
Mashburn and Mrs. Linwood Pat
terson of Circle 1 served refresh
ments.
Aflend District Meeting
Mrs. Ben H. Wood, Mrs. Eugene
Hicks, Mrs. M. M. Chqppell, Mrs.
H. D. Jackson, Mrs. N. N. Mc
Lean, Miss Agnes Smith, Mrs. R.
A. Edwards and Mrs. Julian
Smith of the Vass Presbyterian
Women of the Church attended a
district meeting of District 7 at
Robbins Friday evening. All ex
cept th.3 last three went in time
for the supper meeting.
Attend Study
Members of the Vass Metho
dist Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service who attended a
study on Africa at the Southern
Pines Methodist Church Monday
night were: Mrs. T. Fant Steele,
who had a part on the program:
Mrs. Russell Bullock, Mrs. H. A.
Borst, Mrs. Charles Cameron,
Mrs. Henry Klingenschmidt,
Mrs. James Hudson, Mrs. C. L.
Tyson, Mrs. E. L. Finch, Mrs. W.
D. Matthews, Mrs. A. G. Ed-
'j-Prd' Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr.,
and Mrs. S. R. Smith.
Many Ill With Flu
Many people in the community
have had or are having bouts
with influenza. Around a hun
dred were absent from school last
Friday, most of them ill, with
others having to'look after mem
bers of their families who- were
sick. Three of the teachers. Miss
Dunn, Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Mau
rer, were among those kept at
home for short periods, and Mrs.
C. P. McMillan, who teaches in
Sanford, was at home from Wed
nesday evening until Tuesday.
Mrs. James Key spent from Fri
day until Tuesday in Moore
Memorial Hospital.
The Ray Griffin - family have
taken turns with the bug, with
young Mike getting the worst end
of the deal, and the Jack Mor
gan and Charles Cameron fam
ilies have had several members
sick, as have numerous others.
Attend Education Meeting
Mrs. P. A. Wilson and Mrs. W.
E. Gladstone oi the local school
faculty, together with Mrs. H. C.
McPherson, Mrs. Wade Collins
and Miss Mary Emma Thomas of
Cameron, attended an area din
ner meeting.of the National Ed
ucation Association and the
North Carolina Education Asso
ciation at Mount Gilead Monday.
Mr, Myers Ill
I. J. Myers is very ill at Moore
Memorial Hospital. Several of his
relatives are here because of his
illness.
Religious Slides
The Rev. A. C. Trivette con
ducted a special service at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening on the Life of Christ.
Colored slides were shown by
Julian Smith and the pastor serv
ed as commentator.
Other churches were invited to
attend and the regularly sched
uled prayer service at the Meth
odist Church was canceled in or
der that members might accept
the invitation.
Personals
The Rev. Angus McK. Cam
eron of Englehard visited’ his
mother, Mrs. A. M. Cameron,
from Wednesday until Friday.
Miss Martha McKay of Fayette
ville was here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Callahan
and the latter’s mother, Mrs. W.
F. Srpith, also Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Waddell and Mr. and Mrs. James
Yow of Albemarle attended a
Gospel Sing at Owens auditorium
in Charlotte Saturday night. Hen
ry Callahaq accompanied his par
ents as far as Albemarle and vis
ited his cousins while the others
w’ent to Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Graham
and family of Graham called on
his mother, Mrs. W. B. Graham,
and the Muses Sunday afternoon.
They were on their way home
from Hamlet where they visited
Mrs. Graham’s mother, Mrs.
Gardner.
Mrs. J. W. Wiliams of Spartan
burg, S. C., spent the greater part
of January with her sister, Mrs.
A. V. Autry, and Mr. Autry. They
visited A. V., Jr., and family in
Asheboro during her stay, and
called on Mrs. W. B. Graham last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lassitei
were at Haw River Tuesday.
Mrs. R. E. Beasle.y and E. L.
Finch spent last weekend in Wil
son visiting their brother, John
Finch who has been ill for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Muse ac
companied the latter’s mother,
Mrs. W. B. Graham, to Duke Hos
pital, Durharh, Wednesday for a
routine check-up on her eyes. Her
vision has been very poor for
several years.
J. M. Davis, a patient at Vet
erans Hospital in Durham, was
slightly improved at the latest
report. '
Inspector Notes
Violations of
Building Laws
Building permits are needed for
all construction work in Southern
Pines, Ralph MiUs, building in
spector, pointed out today.
He said there have been recent
instances of construction crews
from out of town putting up small
houses in West Southern Pines
without obtaining a permit, re
sulting in violations of the zoning
or building code.
One house, he said, was placed
too close to a property line. On
another the chimney'was not built
to the required height.
Under local ordinances, the
town has authority to have an im
properly placed new house mov
ed or altered to conform to build
ing and zoning laws, Mr. Mills
said.
Most of the violations, the in
spector said, have been in con
nection with sale of small “shell”
houses by out-of-town companies
who bring in building materials
and a crew of carpenters and
quickly put up the foundations,
walls and roof of a house, to be
finished later by the purchaser.
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Southern Pines Recorder’s Court
The Wednesday Corning ses
sion of Southern Pines Record
er’s Court was omitted this week,
because of the term of Moore
County Superior Court for trial
of criminal .cases at Carthage.
Cases heard in the Southern
Pines court by Judge W. Harry
Fullenwider last week, in which
defendants were from Southern
Pines and Moore County (if no
address is given, defendant is
from Southern Pines) were:
Thomas N. Thorndike, speeding
45 in 35-mile zone, $10 and costs;
and costs; Newell Lewis Apple,
Lakeview, public drunk, $5 and
costs; Carlton Apple, Lakeview,
public drunk, $5 and costs; Vomie
Harrington, asault on female, not
guilty; Tennie Jones, malicious
destruction of personal property,'
Vass Over Quota in
March of Dimes Drive
Vass is over the top in its
March of Dimes -Campaign, re
ports Mrs. N. N. McLean, chair
man. The quota was $300. Mrs.
McLean reported Tuesday $455.43
raised. Farm Life was the first
community in the county to sur
pass its quota.
ART EXHIBIT
“New European Painting and
Sculpture” will be the special ex
hibit at the North Carolina Muse
um of Art, Raleigh, February 26
through April 30. The Museum,
first ever established with State
funds, contains, a $5,000,000 per
manent collection of masterworks
and is open free year around.
Museum hours are 10 a. m. until
5 p. m. each weekday except
Monday, and 2 p. m. until 6 p. m.
on Sundays. The Museum build
ing is on Capital Square in down
town Raleigh.
not guilty.
Thomas Stanback, 16, destruc
tion of personal property (three
cases) one month on roads, sus
pended for three years on pay
ment of the costs in all cases
from his own earnings within
three months; on condition that
he reenter school and not be abr
sent without permission of the
superintendent, principal or a
teacher; on condition that he not
be away from home after 8 p. m.,
without permission, for three
years; and on condition that he
not be convicted of a similar of
fence within three years; Cecil F.
Devaney, drunken driving, care
less and reckless driving, posses
sion of 20 per cent wine with
seal broken, three months on
roads suspended 12 months on
payment of $125 fine and costs,
not to be convicted of a similar
offense for 12 months, surrender
driver’s license to be forwarded
to Motor Vehicles Department for
revocation or suspension.
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Sale 50c Pair
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or more in some goods
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