THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1961
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page NINETEEN
R. W. Cooke of
Carthage Dies
Robert Wade Cooke, 50, of Car
thage, died Friday. Funeral serv
ices were conducted Sunday at
3:30 p. m. at the Miller funeral
chapel in Sanford by the Rev.
John Smith assisted by the Rev.
James Clayton and the Rev. C. A.
Kirby. Burial followed in Lee
memorial park, Sanford.
Surviving are one son, Robert
L. Cooke of Pinehurst; his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cooke
of Carthage; two sisters, Mrs.
Leon Christian of West End and
Mrs. J. P. Reardon of Falls
Church, Va.; and three brothers,
James S. Cpoke of Arlington, Va.,
and Haywood G. and Andrew
Cooke, both of Sanford.
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By MRS. CHARLES CAMERON
Church Programs
Local church Christmas pro
grams, scheduled this week, wil.
begin with a program at the Bap
tist church Thursday night at 7
p. m. The Church of God will pre
sent its pageant on Friday night
at 7 o’clock On Sunday evening
at 6:30 p. m., the Methodist
church presents its pageant.
Circles Meet
The three Circles of the Vass
Presbyterian church met last
week with programs on “Annui
ties and Relief,” and Bible studies
on the Book of James. A social
period with refreshments follow
ed each meeting.
Circle 1 met Wednesday night
with Mrs. Herbert Caddell. Mrs.
rete Marshburn was program
leader and Mrs. Linwood Patter
son presented the Bible study.
Circle 2 met on Monday night
with Mrs. Ben Wood with Mrs.
W. J. Morgan, program leader,
and Mrs. Eugene Hicks present
ing the Bible study.
The Jane McGill Circle met on
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. W. E, Gladstone in Southern
Pines. Mrs. Julian Smith led the
program and Mrs. W. D. McGill
was in charge of the Bible study.
Men's Club Meets
The Methodist Men’s Club ob
served ladies night Thursday
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE LICENSING
AND REGULATION OF DOGS
:BE IT ORDAINED AND ESTAB
LISHED by the Town Council of
the Town of Southern Pines in
regular session assembled on the
14th day of November, 1961, as
follows:
Section I. DEFINITION OF
TERMS. As used in this Ordi
nance unless the context other
wise indicates.
(a) “Dog” shall be intended to
mean both male and female.
(b) “Owner” shall be intended
to mean any person or persons,
firm, association or corporation
owning, keeping, or harboring a
dog.
(c) “At Large” shall be intend
ed to mean off the premises of
the owner, and not under the con
trol of the owner or a member of
his immediate family or some re
sponsible person either by leash,
cord, chain or otherwise.
Section H. LICENSE AND REG
ISTRATION REQUIRED. All dogs
kept, harbored or maintained by
their owners in the Town of
Southern Pines shall be registered
if over six (6) months of age. Dog
licenses shall be issued by the
Town Clerk upon payment of a
license of $1.00 for each male or
spayed female, and $2.00 for each
unspayed female. The owner shall
state at the time application is
made for such license and upon
printed forms provided for such
DOGS. It shall be the duty of the
Pound Master to keep all dogs so
impounded for a period of ten (10)
days. If at the expiration of ten
(10) days from the date of notice
to the owner or the posting of no
tice such dog shall not have been
redeemed, it may be destroyed.
Any unlicensed dog required by
law to be licensed, or any dog
which appears to be suffering from
rabies or affected with hydropho
bia, mange or other infectious or
dangerous disease shall not be re
leased but may be forthwith de
stroyed.
Section VIH. UNCLAIMED DOGS
FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.
Whenever any hospital or repu
table institution of learning shall
apply to the Town of Southern
Pines for permission to use for re
search purposes in the study of
prevention of disease or the bet
terment of mankind, any im
pounded dog or dogs remaining
unclaimed, the Town of Southern
Pines or such properly designated
official thereof shall request the
Pound Master to surrender to the
institution or hospital such un
claimed dogs as it has requested,
and they shall be so surrendered.
Section IX-. CONFINEMENT OF
CERTAIN DOGS. No dog of
fierce, dangerous or vicious pro
pensities and no female dog in
served ladies night Thursday P™ whether licensed or not,
with a Christmas supper at Camp- b^eTd color and s4x of shall be allowed to run at large or
'The name, Dreea, color and sex or nf one other
bell’s Restaurant. The Rev. Dav
id Moe gave the welcome and in
vocation with Mrs. S. R. Smith
responding. Enjoying the supper
with the Club officers, president.
J. E. Hudson; vice president. Bill
Frye, and secretary-treasurer, Roy
E. Frye, were 34 members and
guests.
Cub Pack Meeting
The regular Cub Scout Pack
meeting was held at the Vass
Community House on Monday
night, December 11, with Dens 1
and 2 with their denmothers, Mrs.
^Howard Gschwind aiid Mrs
Dougald McFayden, joint host
esses for a Christmas party with
parents as guests.
During the business session,
Cubmaster W. J. Morgan present-
id awards to the following Cubs:
Bobcat pins to Jimmie Mullinix
and Wayne Simpson; Wolf Badges
to Anthony and David Seagroves
and Paul McGill; Bear Cadge and
Gold Arrow to Mike Gschwind;
Bear Badge, David Morgan
A visit from Santa Claus con
cluded the social' hour with re
freshments and the distribution
of gifts which included special
presents made by the Cubs for
tneir parents.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hendrick
and family, of Hamlet, visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Frye and family, Sunday after
noon,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Caddeli
and boys, and Mrs. I. W, Key vis
ited the T. B. Green family in
Hamlet Sunday afternoon.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MOORE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
INA R. McBRIDE
Plaintiff
each dog owned or kept by him
The provisions of this section
shall not be intended to apply to
dogs whose owners are non resi
dents temporarily within the
Town, nor to dogs brought into
the Town for the purpose of par-
upon the premises of one other
than the owner.. If any such dog is
found running at large in viola
tion of this provision it shall be
taken up and impounded and
shall not be released except upon
approval of the Chief of Police
tne Town lor xne purpose or pai- .
ticipaling in any Dog Show, nor oh other dasigna^^^^
to “Seeing-Eye” Dogs properly
trained to assist blind .persons
when such dogs are actually be
ing used by blind persons for the
purpose of aiding them in going
from place to place.
Section HI. TAG AND COLLAR.
Upon payment of the license fee,
the Clerk shall issue to the owner
a license certificate and a metal
lic tag for each dog so licensed.
The shape of the tags shall be
changed every year and shall have
stamped thereon the year for
which it was issued and the num
ber corresponding with the num
ber on the certificate. Every own
er shall be required to provide
each dog with a collar to which
the license tag must be affixed,
and shall see that the collar and
tag are constantly worn. In case
a dog tag is lost or destroyed, a
duplicate will be issued by the
Clerk upon presentation of a re
ceipt showing the payment of the
license fee for the current year,
and the payment of the 50c fee
for such duplicate. Dog tags shall
not be transferable from one dog
to another and no refund shall be
made on any dog license fee be
cause of death of the dog or the
owners leaving the town before
expiration of the license.
Section IV. RUNNING AT
LARGE PROHIBITED. No owner
or keeper of any dog shall permit
such dog to run at large at any
time; provided, however, that
sai& dog may be allowed to run
at large if such dog shall have a
muzzle properly attached of suf
ficient strength to prevept its
biting any person.
Section V. IMPOUNDING. It shall
be the duty of every police offi-
EDGBERT LEE McBRIDE
Defendant
NOTICE
The above named defendant,
Edgbert Lee McBride, will take
notice that an action entitled as d x
above has been commenced in the cer, the County Dog Warden, any
Superior Court of Moore County,
North Carolina, by the plaintiff
to secure an absolute divorce
based upon two years separation
between plaintiff and defendant,
and the said defendant will fur
ther take notice he is required to
appear in the Office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of said
county in the Court House at Car
thage, N. C., within twenty days
after the 19th day of January.
1962, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This 16th day of December,
1961.
C. C. KENNEDY
Clerk Superior Court of
Moore County,
North Carolina
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NO TICE
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the Estate of JOHN LU-
CIEN BRIDGES, deceased, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned Admin
istrator, duly verified, on or be
fore the 21st day of June 1962, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
Dated this 14th day of Decem
ber 1961.
Quincy M. Harvey, Adminis
trator Estate of John Lucien
Bridges, deceased.
Rowe and Rowe Attorneys
Southern Pines, N. C.
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member of the sheriff’s depart
ment or any other duly constitu
ted officer with arresting powers
to apprehend any dog found run
ning at large contrary to the pro
visions of SECTION IV above
and to impound such dog in the
city pound, the county pound or
other suitable place. The Pound
Master or Dog Warden (or some
other designated official) upon
receiving any dogs shall make a
complete registry, entering breed,
color, and sex of such dog and
whether licensed. If licensed he
shall enter the name and address
of the owner and the number of
the license tag. Licensed dog
shall be separated from unlicens
ed dogs.
Section VI. NOTICE TO OWNER
AND REDEMPTION. Not later
than two days after the impound
ing of any dog, the owner shall
be notified, or if the owner is un
known written notice shall be
posted for ten days at three or
more conspicuous places in the
Town of Southern Pines describ
ing the dog and the place and
time of taking. The owner of any
dog so impounded may claim
such dbg upon payment of the li
cense fee, if unpaid, and all costs
and charges incurred by the Town
of Southern Pines for impounding
and maintenance of said dog. The
following charges shall be paid
to the Town of Southern Pines:
For impounding any dog, $5.00;
for keeping any dog, $1.50 per
d«y; and for giving notice of the
impounding, $5.00.
Section VH. DISPOSITION OF
UNCLAIMED OR INFECTED
payment of the fees provided in
SECTION VI hereof; provided,
however, if any dangerous, fierce
or vicious dogs so found at large
cannot be safely taken up and
impounded, such dog may be
^lain by any policeman, the coun
ty Dog Warden, any member of
the sheriff’s department or any
other officer with arresting pow
ers.
Section X, RABIES-NOTICE. If
a dog is believed to have rabies
or has been bitten by a dog sus
pected of having rabies, such dog
shall be confined by a leash or
chain on the owners premises and
shall be placed under the obser
vation of a veterinarian at the ex
pense of the owner for a period
of two (2) weeks. The owner shall
notify the Chief of Police of the
Town of Southern Pines of the
fact that his dog has been expos
ed to rabies and at his discretion
the Chief of Police is empowered
to have such dog removed from
the owners premises to a Veterin
ary Hospital and there placed un
der the observation of a doctor
and other authorities of said hos
pital for a period of two (2) weeks
at the expense of the owner. It
shall be unlawful for any person
knowing or suspecting a dog has
rabies to allow such dog to he
taken off his premises or beyond
the limits of the Town without
the written permission of the
Chief of Police. Every owner, or
other person, upon ascertaining a
dog is rabid shall immediately no
tify the Chief of Police or some
constituted authority in the Po
lice Department who shall either
remove the dog to the pound or
summarily destroy it.
Section XI. VACCINATION. It
shall be unlawful for the owner
of any dog to keep, maintain, or
allow such dog to run at large
whether muzzled or not unless it
shall have been vaccinated by a
licensed veterinary surgeon with
anti-rabies vaccine, as required
by the General Statutes of North
Carolina.
Section XH. PENALTIES. Any
owner found violating any provi
sion of this Ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and up
on conviction thereof shall be
punished by a fine of not more
than $50.00 or imprisoned for a
period of not more, than thirty
(30) days for such offense.
Section XIH. REPEAL OF CON
FLICTING ORDINANCES AH
existing Ordinances of the Town
of Southern Pines are hereby re
pealed insofar as they may be in
consistent with the provisions of
this Ordinance.
Section XIV. SEPARABILITY OF
PROVISIONS. It is the intention
of the Town Council that each
separate provision of this Ordi
nance shall be deemed indepen
dent of all other provisions here
in, and it is further the intention
of the Town^ Council that if any
provision of this Ordinance be de
clared invalid, all other provi
sions thereof shall remain valid
and enforcable.
Section XV. EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance shall be in full
force and effect January 1, 1962.
Adopted this 14th day of No
vember, 1961.
Mayor RUGGLES
Town Clerk McDONALD
Jefferson Inn
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Holtzclaw
Southern Pines
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Monday, December 25
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