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THE PILOT
FrMay, November 9
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AUTOMOBILE RACES
Cjr* UATTr^nAUT World’s speed king to drive his three miles a
01\I n/VUULrinrlljl minutes world’s wonder car, the fastest wonder
car in the world in a special attempt to lower his own world s track record.
© EVENTS RACES 6
Nine Famous Dirt Track Stars including Cleo Sarles well known Ford Champion
Auto Polo AUTO RACES Pony Polo
The most com
plete day of
SrORTS
ever staged in
the South
Armistice Day
F^inelivirst, N. C.
MONDAY, NOVENBER
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ADDOR ITEMS
We are glad to report Mrs. A. C. Al-
den’s condition greatly improved af
ter a week’s illness.
Miss Elsie Addor spent last week
nursing Mrs. Jno. Blue in Aberdeen,
and spent Sunday and Monday with
Miss Margaret Keith in Vass.
Friends of Miss Agnes Keith, who
recently began training at Highsmiths
Hospital, will be glad to know that
she is getting along well after receiv
ing several gashes and bruises in an
auto smash a week ago. A drunken
man ran into the car in which Miss
Keith was riding with a party of
friends on the Parkton road. No one
was injured seriously, tho all weie
bruised and badly shaken up. Miss
Keith’s wounds necessitated several
stitches.
Miss Jeanne Addor came home Mon
day night after having nursed Mrs.
Reid Page and baby for three weeks.
Mrs. Claudell left Monday for her
Connecticut home after a pleasant vis
it of two months to her daughter, Mrs.
F. G. Wiley.
Mr. B. J. Weathers and his lady
friend, of Moncure spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Burns here,
and attended the Sandhill Fair. Mr.
Weathers is pleasantly remembered
here where he has many friends who
are always glad to see him back. He
was a former second-trick operator
here.
Miss Viola Smith, who is in training
at St. Johns in Wilmington, is at
home on a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Smith.
Mrs. Grady Gardner, of Hoffman,
visite^l her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lu
ther .':mith last week and attended the
fair.
Miss Jeanne Addor, Mrs. Henry
Addor and “little” Henry, are spend
ing a few days in Fayetteville with
Mrs. Addor’s sister, Miss Agnes Keith
and her aunt, Mrs. H. S. Averitt.
Rev. Litcher Smith, Presbyterian
evangelist of Fayetteville, will begin
a series of protracted services at the
Christian church on Sunday morning
next, at 11 o’clock. Services will last
throujhout the week, being held at
8 in the evening, and everybody is
cordially invited to hear Mr. Smith
who has conducted many revivals in
this county and once before at Addor.
Everybody remembers Mr. Smith
pleasantly, all enjoy his preaching,
and considers it a great privilege to
have him in the community again.
E. H. PERRY WINS CHURN
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE
OF LAND
Mr. E. H. Perry, of Siler (!)ity, won
the churn given away by the* Delco
Light Co., at the Sandhill Fair last
week. The contest was open only to
farmers and out of over five hundred
chances, Mr. Perry was the lucky one.
Mr. John A. McLeod, of Carthage,
represents the Delco company in this
territory.
STIEFF PIANO CO’S CHRISTMAS
CLUB
The Chas. M. Stieff Piano Co., of
Charlotte, are calling attention, in
^is issue of The Pilot, to their Xmas
^lub plan for buying pianos. Look
™ir ad up and make inquiry of them.
11 ^ glad to furnish you with
all information necessary pertaining
to the purchase of a piano.
Default having been made in the
payment of certain notes secured by
the Mortgage Deed hereinafterwards
referred to whereby the pow'ers of
sale contained in said Mortgage Deed
have become operative, and under and
by virtue of the pow-ers and terms of
sale in said Mortgage Deed contained,
and as by law provided, I will offer
and sell at public outcry for cash to
the highest bidder at the court house
door in Carthage, Moore county.
North Carolina, on
Monday, December 3rd, 1923,
at 2 o’clock P. M., the following de
scribed land for the purpose of pay
ing said notes and satisfymg said
Mortgage Deed, said land being situ
ated in Greenwood tow'nship. Moore
county. North Carolina, and described
by metes and bounds as follows.
FIRST TRACT, Beginning at a
stake by an old road near an old to
bacco barn Mary Belle Ferguson’s 4th
corner and runs thence the reverse of
her line N. 25 E. 16 chains to stake,
pine pointers, M. B. Ferguson’s 3rd
and beginning corner of Bettie A. Fer
guson 53 acres, thence with her line
reversed N. 3 W. 15 chains to a stake
in the road, thence as the road N. 83
W. 11.65 chains, thence as the ^’oad
S. 67 W. 5 chains, thence as che road
S. 70 W. 13 chains, thence S. 62 W. 7
chains to a stake in Johnson’s lino,
thence S. 34 E. 4.20 chains to a stake
and pine pointers, thence S. 38 E. 8.50
chains to Boswell’s line, thence N. 65
E. 3.50 chains to said Boswell’s cor
ner, thence with Boswell’s line S. 5 E.
6.8) chains to Boswell’s corner, thence
thence as the old line S. 42 E. 13
chains to an old corner of the origin
al survey (Ferguson’s), thence ".9 E.
8.5 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 47 3-4 acres more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
pine knot the corner of Matthews and
Poindexter land thence S. 22 E. 6
chains to the center of Carthage and
Cameron road and even cornex’ with
J. H. McDonald’s, pine stump pointers
in Matthews and Poindexter’s line,
thence as middle of the road with Mc
Donald’s line S. 63 E. about 12 chains
in the public road, a corner of Fergu
son’s line opposite a tobacco barn,
containing 1 1-2 acres, more or less,
and for a more minute description of
said land and premises see Mortgage
Deed dated the 13th day of Decem
ber, 1919, from R. E. Bryant to H. G.
ElFis as appears of record in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for
Moore county in Mortgage Deed Book
Number 30, pages 500 et sequitur, to
which record reference is he:e and
now made.
This first day of November, 1923.
G. H. ELLIS, Mortgagee,
L. B. Clegg, Atty. Wilson, N. C.
R. F. D. 2.
H. W. DOUB
Screened 2x4
EGG COAL
Delivered to Aberdeen Pine-
bluff and Southern Pines.
Run and
Operated for
the Tobacco
Grower
JUST RECEIVED
Latest Styles in Hats
Beautiful new line of Neck
wear, Notions, Dress Goods
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Vass Millinery
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On the single prin
ciple of service
That includes max
imum Cash re
turns in full the
day you sell
ABERDEEN,
N. C.
Saunder’s
Tobacco
Auction
Warehouse
Aberdeen, N. C.
Four ^ Door Sedan
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FiOTy •vtipptd, $6B9, f, c. Detroit
Inside and out, the new
Ford Four-door Sedan
shows improvements of
far more than usual im
portance.
It is lower and sturdier in
appearance. New cowl,
hood, radiator and apron
add size and finish to the
front. Sun visor, and
wide, well-finished alum
inum doors with bar
handles perfect the design
of the body.
Silk window curtains,
deep broad-cloth uphol
stery; dome light, door
lock, window regulators
and handles, all finished
in nickel, complete a
refinement you would ex
pect only at a far higher
price.
Thu car can be obtained through
tLe Ford fyeekly Purchase PUiH
MOTOR CO.
VASS, NORTH CAROLINA
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