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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1963
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Home Demonstration Club News
Miss Flora McDonald, Moore
County Home Economics Exten-
tion Agent, this week addressed
the following letter to the people
of Moore County.
•‘I wish to extend to you an
invitation to visit the Southeast
ern District Organization of
Home demonstration club mem
bers. The counties involved are:
Anson, Bladen, Brunswick, Col
umbus, Cumberland, Duplin, Har
nett, Hoke, Lee, Montgomery,
Moore, New Hanover, Pender,
Richmond, Robeson, Sampson
and Scotland.
“The purpose of this workshop
is to train craft leaders who will
go back into their counties and
teach crafts to other people for
their own pleasure and to devel
op skills in these crafts that will
enable them to sell their products
which might be a means of in
creasing family income.
The following Crafts will be
taught: Braided Rugs, Chair
Caning, Chair Bottoming, Crew
el Embroidery, Etched Alumi
num, Health Brooms, Hooked
Rugs, Italian Hemstitching, Pine
Cone Wreath, Quilting (Trapim-
to) Swedish Darning, Textile
Painting, Wood Carving, Stitch-
ery.
The cost of room and board
will be $12.00 plus the cost of
class materials. Bed linen will be
COUNTRY
Gentleman
DISTILLED LONDON DRY
GIN
85 PROOF
Distilled from 100% Groin
$
furnished by the college.”
It is expected there will be
much interest in this attempt to
revive and perfect the handicrafts
of this and other regions.
Miss McDonald will be one of
the teaching staff, with quilting
as her specialty.
Mt. Holly Club
Under the direction of their
new president, Mrs. Edd Yow, the
Mt. Holly Club has had best at
tendance at their monthly meet
ings and better interest shown in
the lessons on activity of club.
A workshop was held in April
with 18 present, meeting in the
White Hill Fellowship Building.
The members were soon busy
making hats under the super
vision of a member, Mrs. Rupert
Spivey. She not only demonstra
ted hat-making but has helped
several of the ladies make hats
and spring suits to match.
Mrs. Gilmer Kennedy also
helped some of the ladies make
smocked sofa pillows.
At noon hour a sumptuous pic
nic dinner was held. Immediately
after dinner Mrs. Yow presided
over the regular club meeting.
Then the ladies were led in a
“How To Sew In A Zipper” les
son by our clothing leader, Mrs.
Ray Teeter. The ladies were soon
back into their hat making.
Twelve members attended Fed
eration Day in Troy. They were:
Mrs. B. Cole, Mrs. E. P. Benner,
Mrs. Irene Spivey, Mrs. Dalton
Coffer, Mrs. Rupert Spivey, Mrs.
Watson Yow, Mrs. Bertha Howie,
Mrs. Edd Yow, Mrs. Henry Davis,
Mrs. Ray Teeter, Mrs. Gilbert
Kennedy, Jr., Miss Frances
Fields..
These ladies gave a wonderful
report at the May meeting. Mrs.
Dalton Coffer and Mrs. Rupert
Spivey were hostesses to this
meeting. Again plans were made
for another workshop—first Wed
nesday in June. At this time a
demonstration will be given in
Crewel em)broidery, .buttonhole
making and repeat the “How to
sew in a zipper.” A picnic dinner
will be held and according to
plans this will take the place of
our annual July dinner.
The club has one member, Mrs.
Morrison Cummings, taking the
nurses course at the Industrial
School in Sanford.
—Mrs. G. P. JONES,
Public Relations Leader
Holly Grove Club
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Bus Thomas.
Miss Flora McDonald cooked a
“Skillet One Dish Meal” which
included five vegetables and a
meat, a real treat in taste and
time-saving.
The members were urged to
attend the Craft Workshop to be
held June 11-13 at St. Andrews
Presbyterian College, Laurinburg,
N. C. A social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Thomas, assisted by Deb.
bie and Ann Thomas, served re
freshments.
—MRS. WALTER POLEY
Public Relations Leader
Eagle Springs Club
The Eagle Springs Home Dem
onstration Club met Monday
night with Mrs. John Monroe. The
meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Roy Williams. Mrs. Dawes
Graybeal led the devotions. Mrs.
Lynn Martin had the business
session and roll call with a report
of a good attendance. An inter
esting and helpful lesson—“Skil
let One Dish Meals” was taught
by Miss Flora McDonald, Home
Agent. Mrs. Carl Williams and
Mrs. Herbert Bost were winners
of the game. Umbrella Bounce
led by Mrs. Frank Blake.
The hostess, Mrs. John Monroe,
served refreshments, also our one
dish meal was served by Miss
McDonald.
The demonstration in our June
meeting will be given by Mrs.
Dawes Graybeal in the home of
Mrs. Earl Lewis.
—By Mrs. Frank Campbell,
Public Relations Leader
Bottled £y
J. A. DOUGHERTY’S SONG, Inr.. ObWIers
Philadelphia, °a.
NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAXES
Under and by virtue of the power vested in me by the laws of
the State of North Carolina, particularly by Chapter 310 of the Pub
lie Laws of 1939, as amended and pursuant to an order of the Town
Council, Town of Southern Pines, I will offer for sale and will sell
at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the Town Hall
door in Southern Pines at 12 o’clock noon on Monday, the 10th day
of June, 1963, liens upon the real estate described below for the
nonpayment of taxes owmg for the year 1962. The real estate which
is subject to lien, the name of its owner or the name of the person
who listed it for taxes, and the amount of the lien is set out below.
And notice is hereby given that the amounts of the liens set out
below are subject to the addition of interest as provided by law,
and also the costs of sale.
This 16th day of May, 1963.
MILDRED p. McDonald,
Tax Collector
Your graduation is not
the end, but the beginning
of a wonderful future! We
wish you the best of luck!
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SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK
Ph. 695-7181
SOUTHERN PINES
EAST SOUTHERN PINES
Barton, George L. - Cameron Subdivision No. 9,
G & 8, Nos. 5, 6
Blue, Mrs. John A. - K & 5, Pt. No. 4,5, al & sq
Cagle, Luther - Herring Prop. 16 lots
Clark, C. W. - Knol. No. 174
Cook Charles & Hazel - Lockey, No. 33 & 34
Delmarsh, Bertha - F & 1, Nos. 11 & 12
Gamer, George W. - S. Bennett, 1 lot
Gunter, Ira W. - L & 6, % 13, 14, 16, 21, 22
Hawkins, C. J. & Gailya Blue - E & 3, No. 14, 15, al & sq
Hinson, John H. - G & 4, Pt. 13, 14
Lyons, Milton - 1 lot Sou. Pines
McLeod D. B. - H & 5, No. 12
Marshall, Thomas F. - Saylor St. No. 2092
Mid South Estates - Hughes Ld. Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Hill Crest, Nos. 16-33, Q & 7, No. 12, Pt. 13
Richards. Marion - D & 1, 21, 22, al
Roth, Mrs. Mabel - K & 5, Nos. 1,2
Sandhill Awning Co. - K & 3, % al. No. 16
Shell Homes Finance Coin - Edgemore Hts. 33, 34
Stewart, Lloyd C & Mary - Knol. No. 2139, 2140
Tew, Clyde & Ina - L & 6, % 13, % 14
White, Maurice L. - G & 8, No. 22
White, Thomas B. - Knol. Nos. 242, 241
Wright Gerald L. - P & 5 No. 4, 5, 6, al
1.75
59.68
7.00
7.88
8.64
4.38
1.05
20.13
19.69
69.44
9.28
17.59
5.38
35.01
53.81
59.15
59.94
16.10
73.24
21.18
1.75
14.00
63.35
WEST SOUTHERN PINES
Alford, Eloise - N & 11, No. 24
Alford, James - S & 12, No. 23
Allen, Anna, Est. - P & 12, Nos. 17, 19, al
Allen, Jamison & Ethel - P & 11, 13, 24
Allen, Mary C. - P & 13, No. 15 & % 16
Allen, Plummie - N & 11, No. 17 & % al
Alston, Robert L. - P & 9, No. 22
Armstrong, Alexander A. - M & 13, No. 12
Barnes, Nora - O & 9, Nos. 16, 17, al
Nora Bames - O & 14, No. 12
Bennett, John R & Annell - I & 8, No. 1
Bethea, James Est. - Bethea Nos. 29, 30, 37 & 39
Bey, Murry, Hrs. - M & 8, No. 9
Birchmore, Lilly - Q & 10, Nos. 16
Bowman,, Nora - L & 12, Nos. 3, 4, al
Brown, Willie & Gertrude - Q & 8, Pts. 18, 19, 20
Burns, Carrie - P & 12, No. 10
Burno, Carie - P & 12, No. 11
Burrows, Mrs. DeShelton Miller - L & 13, Nos. 13 - 15 ....
Butler, Louise - K & 7, No. 16
Cameron, Flora Hill - O & 14, Nos. 13, 14
Cameron, Lindsay H. - L & 13 No. 6
Campbell, Jame.s Sam - O & 15. Nos. 1, 3, 24, pt. 4
Caroline, James - R & 13, Nos. 9, 10
Carpenter, C. C. & Flossie - West Haven No. 2, Nos. 2, 5 .
Cassady, Joseph - K & 11, Pt. 2, % 3, 4 & 5
Chavis, Norman - B. Harris Lot
Covington, Carrie - M & 3, No. 15
Covington, James - P & 11, Nos. 21, 22, % al
Perry, Mattie Cox & Bertha - R & 13, 23, 24
Davis, Emma Mae - S & 12, No. 20
Dew, Anna Bell - P & 15, Nos. 7, 8
Diggs, Walker, Hrs. - P & 10, No. 10, 11, al & sq
Dobbins, Charles, - Marsh Ld. Nos. 19 & 20
Dobbins, John - O & 12, Nos. 9, 10, ^k. al
Dobbins, Naomi - P & 11, No. 6
Dickery, James - Q & 15, No. 12
Douglas, Henry J. Jr. - P & 14, Nos. 3, 4
Douglas, Perline - K & 8, No. 16, al
Dowdy, Charlie - No. 40 - Page Ld
Dowdy, Joseph & Marie - N & 11, No. 16, % al
Dov/dy, Leroy & Melba - L & 14, 19 & 20
Dozier, Eula - S & 11, Ncs. 5, 6
Dozier, Eula - L & 15, No. 17, 18 % al. & % sq
Drake, W. D. - L & 9, Nos. 11, 12, pt. 9
Dunlap, Lillie - M & 13, Nos. 20, 21 pt. sq
Eastaling, Eddie & Delphie - P & 9, No. 23 & al
Easterling, Ella B. - 1 lot Conn. Ave.
Fletcher, Lawrence - Page Add. Nos. 60 & 61
Flowers, Clarence - J & 12 50 x 100
Flowers, Nammie B. - L & 13, Nos. 11, 12
Fonrose, Nezzie - K & 11, Nos. 9, 10
Fox, Morris Junior & I.ouise - R & 12, No. 9
Freince, Arnir & Elease - O & 15, No. 6, 7. 8
Goins, Arthur - N & 10, 1 lot
Gonzales, Elizabeth - Q & 13, No. 17, 20
Goodo, George, Hrs. - J & 7, Nos. 12, 13 14
Goode, George Floyd - J & 7, No. 11
Goode, George Floyd - J & 7, No. 7 ,& 8
Gordon, Zebulon V. Jr. - West Haven No. 2 - No. 41, 42 .
Graham, Solomon - O fc 13, Nos. 6, 7
Graham, Willie - O & 14, No. 17, sq
Green, A. D. - J & 8, Nos. 18, 19, 22
Hainsworth, Eldridge - P & 9, % No. 20
Hainsworth, Willie, Hrs. - P & 9 14 No. 20 - Store
Hainsworth, Willie - Q & 9, Nos. 13, 14, 15
Hainsworth, Willie - Q & 9, Nos. 22, 23, 24, al
Hainsworth, Willie, Jr. - P & 9 No. 19
Hancock, D. P. - N & U, 14 2, 3
Harrington James - P & 9, sq. & al lots 4 & 5
Harrington, Neville - P & 15, Nos. 9 - 12 & al
Harris, Helen - Q & 9, No. 21
Hamey, Quincy - K & 7, No. 19
Haynes, Julia C. - Page T.d. No. 17 & 18
Headin, Victor - L & 16, Nos. 1, 2
Hightower, Odessa - M & 9, No. 7
Hill, Flora Williams - O & 14, Nos. 15, 16, al
Hill, Hattie & Vincent - N & 14, No. 16
Hines, Lizzie - S & 11, No. 15, 16
Hinson, James P. - J & 7, >4 1, ^4 2
Hinson, James P. - Conn. Ave. 1 lot
Hinson, James P. - K & 12, Nos. 17, 18
Hinson, James P. - K & 7, No. 10, % al
Hinson, James P. - R & 10, No. 1 & 2
Hinson, James P. Page Ld. 26, 27, 97, 98
Hinson, James E. & Williee. - K & 8, Pts. 7 & 8
5.25
9.91
29.74
4.21
2.19
1.58
5.25
14.92
1.75
3.50
9.63
3.50
2.19
2.45
10.33
10.50
4.81
.88
69.48
15.75
7.00
1.31
12.03
3.63
48.14
38.59
22.81
36.75
13.13
1.05
3.76
1.40
12.78
2.22
42.18
.88
25.38
22.75
1.66
.88
23.45
29.77
3.76
9.89
6.83
25.99
15.21
10.15
32.46
35.70
14.00
15.89
22.23
34.39
32.03
2.10
3.06
7.44
23.63
76.83
33.95
50.02
52.47
9.98
.88
19.43
1.58
12.25
17.15
12.43
20.65
6.78
10.24
.88
33.16
10.06
4.73
.70
3.15
8.31
9.98
33.25
9.63
18.55
1.75
12.69
McDonald, Cecils - O & 16, Nos. 1, 2 .70
McDonald, Floyd - K & 11, Nos. 1, 2, 10 ft. sq 38.68
McDowell, Mabel Medlln - M & 9, 1-4 sq. al 9.63
Mclver, Fred - Q & 13. No. 1, 2, & 24 12.51
McKayhan, Ben - O & 15, No. 22 24.50
McKayhan, Jake & Emm.a - P & 11, Nos. 15, 16 14.61
McKayhan, John & Myrtle - N & 14, No. 6 ...'T..... 18.11
McKayhan, Lillie - Jim Town, Nos. 1, 2 4.20
McKayhan, Matthew & Dorothy - Iowa Ave. No, 965 34.21
McLaughlin, D. J. - O & 12, Nos. 1, 2, 23, 24 7.88
McLaughlin, Lobertis & Willie - Buchan Ld. 50x100 19.25
McLeod, Lee Vander - Now York Ave. 50x100 21.26
McLeod, Walter - L & 16, % No. 1 6.56
McLeod, William - M & 10, No. 2 12.51
McMillan, Marjorie - O & 13, No. 13 1.75
McMillan, Marjorie - Q & 13, No. 14 51.45
McNeill, James West - O & 10, No. 21 13.30
McNeill, James P. - Q & 11, Nos. 13, 14 20.65
McNeill, Nancy Graham - N & 12, No. 20, 21 34.91
McNeill, Vashtie - I & 14, No. 6 & 7 .'. 9.63
McNeill, Willa, I & 14, No. 8 19.08
Malloy, Noah - Geo. Brower, 1 lot 23.63
Marsh, Donnie - J & 8 No. 6 3.94
Marshall, Major & Hattie - P & 10, Nos. 1, 2 31.96
Mason, James & Gertrude - 1 lot Conn 15.75
Mason, Tillie - K & 12, No. 21 21.79
Medley, Cora - M & 9, Nos. 19. 20 7.13
Medlin, Howard & Dorothy - P & 6, No. 2, al 15.84
Medlin, Howard Jr. - O & 16, No. 4 22.31
Middleton, Mary - M & 13, Nos. 13, 14 6.56
Miller, Annie Mae & Harold . Q & 5, Pt. 4, 5, & al 44.71
Miller, James R. & Parker, Mary Helen - N & 11, No. 20 1.88
Mines, Ponnell & Mabel - P & 10, Nos. 16, 17, 18, al 3.98
Minter, Lizzie & Colon - Page No. 96 .. .70
Monroe, McKinley - N & 14 ,No. 3 .70
Monroe, Willie - P & 14, Nos. 6, 7. 8 20.21
Morris, Earl & Addic - P & 14, No. 10 42.71
Murchison,Willie Brice & Ida Mae - P & 14, No. 24 11.20
Newkirk, Charles & Lena - J & 9, 100x250 ...
Norman, Ethel & James - S & 11, Nos. 17, 18
2.63
1.40
Oates, Alberta - S & 11, Nos. 11, 12 14.00
Oates, Carlton & Alberta - Q & 11, No. 4 6.83
Oates, Karlton - Q & 10, No. 18 .70
Parker, Plummer & Patterson, Elizabeth - N & 11,
No. 17, % al
Pass, Wincy - N & 12, Pt. No. 22
Patterson, Inell - P & 12, No. 15
Peerman, W. D. & O. C. - K & 13, No. 10, al
Person, Annie - M & 13. No. 22
Person, Billy - Q & 10, No. 17
Person, John & Ann M - West Haven, No. 21 13.39
Person, Mary Jane - N & 9, 13-16, pt. sq. 4.73
Person, Rebecca - Page Add. Nos. 87, 88 4.03
Petterkin, Lonnie - Marsh Ld. Nos. 3, 4 I.31
Petty, Mary, Hrs. - L & 11, No. 5 & 6 18.20
Pratt, Walter & Mary - S & 10, No. 20 24.15
1.58
12.25
.88
37.10
3.06
5.95
Quick, Edward - J & 7, Nos. 17, 18 48.21
Quick, Edward - Eagle Field Est. 1 lot 1.05
Quick, Edward - J & 8, No. 21 ; 1.31
Quick, James Edward - O & 10, No. 15 14.44
Quick, James Edward - J & 8, No. 2 3.50
Quick, James Edward - N & 14, No. 5 .88
Quick, James Edward - K & 7, No. 8 5.69
Ray, J. D. & Atlene Leo - Rankin Ld. No. 32 17.10
Ray, Maggie - O & 13, No. 15 1.75
Reed, Charles - O & 16, No. 1 42.98
Rich, Myrtle May - Q & 10, Nos. 1 & 3 7.53
Rogers, Robert - P & 12, No. 9 10.76
Rogers, Robert - Q & 11, Nos. 22, 23, % al 1.75
Ross, W. H., Est. - L & 16, No. 4 22.58
Russell, James Willie, Hrs. - O & 12, Nos. 13, 14, pt. 12 13.56
Ingram, Harold J. - P & 11, No. 17
.88
Jackson, Andrew - P & 9, No. 18
Johnson ,Charles V. - Conn. Ave. 1 lot
Johnson, Elizabeth Faulkner - O & 10, Nos. 1, 2, 24
Johnson, Juanita - Q & 12, No. 10
Johnson, Justine - New Hamp. Ave. 1 lot
Johnson, Z., Hayes, F. McDonald, F. & C. - K & 12, Nos. 5, 10
Jones, Beatrice - S & 11, No. 14
Jones, Mack W. - P & 13, Nos. 23, pt. 24, al
Jones, Mack W. - J & No. 21, 22
Jones, Mrs. Viola - I & 14, Nos. 16,17,29,30
4.38
1.53
29.84
1.31
5.08
21.53
.53
1.40
.23.01
21.00
KeUy, Docket & Georgia - N & 14, 38 ft. of 23, al.
4.38
Lawhon, Sallie Cole - Buchan Ld.. 93-100 acre
Lawhon, Ssillie Cole - L & 16, No. 3, Vi lot
Lawson, R. C. - N & 11, Nos. 22, 23
Lawson, R. C. - N & 10, Nos. 1 - 21, 4 als., sq
Leslie, Douglas & Izetta - N & 14, Nos. 7, 8
Letterlough, Henry - Q 11, No. 5 & al
Floyd, Leroy & Evelyn - P & 14, No. 9
Lockwood, Lerory Jr. & Pearl - Q & 14, Nos. 19, 20
2.10
36.19
1.75
23.80
21.70
14.18
38.85
9.63
McCall, Annie M. - Page Ld., 1 lot
McCall, Mary & Joe - P & 12, Nos. 5, 6, & al
6.30
7.35
Saunders, Benjamin C., Jr. - P & 14, 40’ of21-
10’ - 19 & 20 20.91
Saunders, Cary E. - M & 12, No. 18 3.50
Saunders, J. T. - K & 15, 1 lot 95.77
Saunders, Herman T. . L & 15, Nos. 19 & 20 8.61
Saunders, Robert Howard - Q & 14, No. 13 & 14 18.29
Savannah, Canie Bell - N & 12, No. 4 7.88
Seagar, Essie Mae - Q & 13, No. 7 .70
Sellars, Walter Champ - P & 14, Nos. 5, 6, & al 17.50
Sellars, Walter Champ - P & 14, No. 23, % al & sq 1.05
Small, Anna - Broadway Ld. 1 lot 16.63
Smith, Henritta - M & 10, No. 12 29.93
Smith, John J. - Q & 10, Nos. 2, 24 16.98
Smith, Vernon & Janie - Q & 13, Nos. 1-3 16.10
Smith, Vernon R. & Virginia - L & 11, sq 9.45
Smitherman, G. R. & Sally - P & 12, Nos. 21, 22 10.24
Stanback, Essie - I & 14, No. 4 - Bethea 1.53
Stanback, Hubert - 1 lot Conn. Ave 2.45
Stevenson, Robert - N & 4, pt. sq 10.41
Stokes, William - I & 12, No. 1 .70
Strickland, C. H. Hrs. - O & 10, Nos. 9, 10, 11, al 23.10
Stroman, Annie - K & 7. No. al 16.19
Stubbs, John Henry - P & 12, No. 20 68.04
Stubbs, Mack - P & 12, Nos. 7, 8 9.98
18.55
1.75
10.15
3.15
18.73
Terry, Carl - N & 14, No. 12, 16’ No 11
Terry, Carl - J & 9, No. 8, pt. 7
Terry, Carrie - M & 9, Nos. 15, 16
Terry, Joe - McDougald Ld. 1 lot
Thomas, Samuel - N & 12, No. 22 . '...
Thomas, Willaisten - K & 13 14 No. 2 12.25
Threadgill, Henry - P & 11, 14 No. 20 34.83
Threadgill, Milas - N & 9, Nos 17, 18, 20 20.04
Turner, Arie & Betty - O & 14, Nos. 10, 11
Turner, George & Lu Ella - O & 9, Nos. 1, 2, 3
Turner, James - O & 14, Nos. 8, 9
Turner Jeanette - P & 9, Nos. 3, 4
12.60
35.55
47.74
2.10
21.44
40.10
18.20
20.04
1.75
3.07
1.32
Waddell, Archie & Pearl - O & 13, No. 16
Waddell, Milton & Queenie - L & 11, No. 14
Waddell, Milton & Queenie - M & 11, pts. 6, 7, 8, 9
Wade, Lucy B. - M & 13, 5, 6
Wade, Rene - J & 7, No. 16
Wade, William Thomas - M & 13, Nos. 7, pt. 8, 10
Wade, William Thomas - Q & 9, No. 16, al
Wade William Tliomas - P & 14, No. 5 17.50
Wallace, Carrie - M & 10, 1 lot 2.45
Wallace, Mamie - Q & 9, No. 1 .88
Watson, Ethel Mae - N & 12, No. 7 6.57
White, J. D. - S & 12, Nos. 21, 22, al 5.17
White, Johnny & Gladys - Q & 9, Nos. 5, 6, 9 23.89
White, Odell & Annie - O & 11, Nos. 3, 4 7.00
Wicker, Donnie Lee - N & 13, No. 23 16.80
Williams, Jamisie - P & 10, No. 21 22.75
Williams, Robert A. - O & 9, Nos. 20 - 22 6.39
Williams, Robert A. - P & 15, No. 23, 14 24 36.75
Wilson, Well - P & 12, No. 16 .88
Wilson, Jonah & Carrie - West Haven 2, Nos. 43, 44 2.75
Winfield, Flora - P & 10, No. 7 - 9 3.63
Winfield, Flora - 1 lot Conn. Ave 10.28
Witherspoon, Inez & Alma - P & 11, No. 7 & 8 10.50
Worthan, Ross, Hrs. - Page Nos. 55 & 56 9.40
Worthy, D. J. - K & 8, Nos. 9 - 11, al 27.92
Wright, Willie & Ada - P & 10, Nos. 19, 20 24.50
York, Prentiss - Page Add. Nos. 79, 80 16.80
York, Prentiss - N & 13. No. 5, 6, al., 178, 179 18.73