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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963
A JOYOUS
jCtt the joy of Christmas
reach into every heart,
as with scripture, song
and prayer, we recall the
wonder of His birth.
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Many thanks to all.
Curtis Radio & TV Service
Southern Pines
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May the true, deep meaning of ChristmOs /
make the season bright for you and yours. '
PHILLIPS
OF SOUTHERN PINES
Your Dodge and MG Dealer
Pine Lakes
Shooting Preserve
AND KENNELS
RT. 1, WEST END, N. C.
QUAIL HUNTING
BIRD DOGS BOARDED AND TRAINED
Open October 15 - March 31
N. C. License No. 18 Extended Season Permit No. 10
Over 120 Coveys To Choose From.
Large Private Hunting Area.
Good Views of Wild Waterfowl
In Their Natural Habitat.
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Telephone: Carthage 947-5302
able for export in Rhodesia. Ex
ports of burley are expected to
increase slightly.
The 10 per cent decrease in
acreage allotments will probably
result in a slight increase in the
price of flue-cured tobacco, All
good added.
Neither U. S. Department of
Agriculture economists or N. C.
State economists believe the
health issue will have much ef
fect on the tobacco situation in
the coming year.
Currently, some 463 million
separate U. S. Savings Bonds are
owned by American families—
worth nearly $47 billion.
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CHRISMAS RACCOON— “Jasper 11” is a coon that lives
under a stump along the right-of-way of the transcontinenal
tracks of the Canadian Natic.nal Railways, in Algonquin Park,
northern Ontario. A fishing guide, Jack Wilkinson, has made a
pet of the coon and never fails to trim a Christmas tree for
him—just as the guide d'id for the current Jasper’s father.
Jasper I became famous after he crossed the CN tracks and was
clipped by the “Super Continental,” his only injury being the
loss of his tail. *
MAYTAG
Sales & Service
Parker Oil Co.
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Southern Pines, N. C.
Economists See Stronger Situation for
Tobacco In ’64; Better Prices Expected
Agricultural economists predict
some strengthening of the flue-
cured tobacco industry in 1964,
following the 10 per cent acreage
allotment cut.
J. G. Allgood, extension farm
management specialist at North
Carolina State, says economists
generally agree that flue-cured'
domestic consumption, exports
and prices should be higher in
1964 than in 1963.
Flue-cured growers did not
have much to smile about in 1963.
Production and prices were off.
Domestic use of flue-cured tobac
co decreased 6 million pounds—
about 1 per cent—over 1962 while
output of cigarettes increased
about 3 per cent. Exports were
down 53 million pounds from a
year earlier.
Burley growers did better in
1963. Production was good. Ex
ports were at a record level. And
while domestic use of flue-cured
was going down, domestic use of
burley increased 5 million
pounds.
As for 1964, Allgood says agri
cultural economists believe do
mestic use of flue-cured will in
crease slightly and the use of bur
ley should be up about 3 per cent
as a result of the increase in cig
arette consumption.
Exports of flue-cured in the
coming year 20:0 expected to in
crease moderately because of the
better quality available from the
1963 crop and less tobacco avail-
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PROPERTY MUST BE LISTED
IN JANUARY 1964
The following have been appointed List Takers
for Moore County for the year 1964.
CARTHAGE TOWNSHIP Mrs. J. M. Lane. Carthage. N. C.
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP Mrs. Nina C. Monroe. Biscoe. N. C.. Rt. 1
SHEFFIELD TOWNSHIP Mrs. L. B. Bowman. Robbins. N. C.
RITTER TOWNSHIP Mrs. Inez Poe. Carthage. N. C.. Rt. 1
DEEP RIVER TOWNSHIP Mr. James A. Campbell. Carthage. Star Rt.
GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP ... Mrs. Jesse M. Maples. Cameron. N. C.. Rt. 1
McNEILL (Outside Town) Mrs. Don J. Blue, Carthage, N. C., Rt. 3
McNEILL (Inside Town) Mrs. Leland M. Daniels. Jr., So. Pines, N. C.
SANDHILL TOWNSHIP Mrs. Julia Latham. Pinebluff. N. C.
MINERAL SPRINGS TOWNSHIP .... Mrs. D. A. Patterson. West End. N. C.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP Mr. D. Leon Keith. Vass, N. C.. Rt. 2
ALL PERSONS WHO ARE LIABLE FOR POLL TAX AND ALL WHO
OWN PROPERTY AND FAIL TO LIST SAME, WILL BE DEEMED
GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR. AND UPON CONVICTION. FINED
OR IMPRISONED.
FAILURE TO LIST WILL SUBJECT YOU TO A PENALTY OF 10% OF
THE CURRENT TAX OR A MINIMUM OF $1.00 WHICHEVER IS THE
GREATER.
THE TIME FOR LISTING WILL BE THE MONTH OF JANUARY ONLY
AND WILL ABSOLUTELY NOT BE EXTENDED.
ESTELLE T. WICKER
Moore County Tax Supervisor.
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The Directors, Officers and Staff of our bank again join together in ex
pressing our sincere appreciation for your friendship, confidence and loyalty
throughout the past year. It was a pleasure to serve you.
May 1964 bring you and your family the
Best of Good Health, Happiness and Prosperity.
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President
N. L. HODGKINS
THE CITIZENS BANK
132 N. W. Broad Street
AND TRUST COMPANY
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
600 S. W. Broad Street
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation