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Hige Six THE PILOT Friday, May 20, 1927 I !l i. i t jit i ( r 'ir., !r: iii- I ii : f; f;. -I' CAMERON (Continued From Page Two.) present given to her by her chil dren on Mothers' Day. Prof. and Mrs. J. Clyde Kelly and children were calling Sunday at the home of D. D. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Ebor Kelly on Carthage Route. Miss Pauline Bright, of Durham, spent Saturday with Miss Frances Matthews. Mrs. Carl Thompson and Carl, Jr., and Miss Mary Lee Thomas, were in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bumpas and little daughter, Susie Gray, spent the week end in Virgrilnia, Va. Mrs. L. F. Ritchie, of Clarkton, is keeping house and looking after her two fine grand sons, Murdoch and Leighton Black, in the absence of her daughter, Mrs. L. B. McKeithen, who is visiting in Maryland. Lost! During the recent meeting at the Presbyterian Chtirch, some time between the days of Wednesday and Sunday, a handsome rose-colored silk scarf, with deep fringe. Finder, please return to Mrs. J. McK. Har rington, Cameron, N. C. The new eight room bungalo, with basement, of G. S. Cole, is progress ing rapidly under the wise super vision of Contractor T. J. Gardner, of Cheraw, S. C. Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Mi&5 Margaret Thomas, I. S. Thomas attended com mencement exercises at Buie’s Creek Sunday. Miss Mollie McKeithen and neph ew, Neill McKeithen, Jr., of Aber deen, were visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. M. McL. McKeithen. Mrs. Mary Belle Currie and daugh ter, Miss Mary Currie, Mrs. Ella Thom, of Carthage, were callers last week of Mesdames M. McL. McKeith en, L. B. McKeithen, Lula Muse, J. M. Guthrie and H. P. McPherson. LAKEVnSW Mr. and Mrs. Camp, of Sanford, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eastwood Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Newcome and Miss Rebecca Bacon and Miss Angie Newcome, of Southern Pines, left Sunday for Maine by automobile. Mrs. M. T. Driggers, of Marston, and Mrs. S. J. Gardner attended the commencement exercises at Elise High School Tuesday. Miss Margret McQueen, of Pine- hurst, called in town Sunday. The Bible baseball game between Vass and Lakeview was held on Wed nesday night of last week at Lake view Presbyterian church. The score was 9 to 4 in favor of Vass. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart, of Pinehurst, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McQueen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and children, of Charlotte, visited Mr. and Mrs. Turner last week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McQueen, W. H. McNeill, Miss Pearl McNeill and little Miss Sarah Worthy Stewart at tended the funeral services of I. C. Sledge’s mother near Rocky Mount. Mr. F. M. Dwight and his class from Carthage had a picnic here Tuesday afternoon. The Christian Endeavor Society held an interesting meeting Sunday afternoon, at which the officers for the ensuing C. E. year were elected. Officers were: President, F. M. Dwight; vice president. Miss Selma Smith; secretary and treasurer, Handy Craig; corresponding secre tary, Adolphus Covington. The so cial committee will be appointed by the president with the vice president acting as chairman. The program committee will be elected later. Misses Loula and Johnsye East wood were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith and daughter, Selma, Sunday. A number of young people enjoy ed a delightful picnic at Blue’s Bridge Thursday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Gibbon are spending a few days in Charlotte. The grounds at the Park here were in condition for opening the 16th, that is the bathing facilities and din ing room. Lakeview promises to be more desired by people who really desire the more up-to-date and clean recreation of a summer resort, than ever before. This year, the Lake view Improvement Co., is trying to make the people see that it is an ac tual expense to keep the grounds, beach and buildings clean and at tractive to crowds at all times, and in doing this they are charging a small fee for admission to access of the grounds, lake and conveniences. When once you get the spirit of the thing you will probably feel toward the proposition as they do. Come Yourself and Bring Others; You Won’t Regret It. Next Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock, there is to be an especially good and interesting service in the beautiful new Parish House in South ern Pines (opposite the school house). Rev. Mr. Cheatham, of Pine hurst, whom we all delight to hear, will conduct the service, by especial request, as Rev. Mr. Drew, otir pas tor, is recovering from a serious au tomobile accident. All who have heard the Rev. Mr. Cheatham before will want to come and bring their friends. The Sand hills Sixteen will lead the singing. We hope folks from near and far will come and join in this especial service. J. B. Swett. To produce quality fruit, peaches should be thinned to stand four to six inches apart and apples to one fruit per cluster. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. State of North Carolina, County of Moore. Under and by virtue of the power of sale in Deed of Trust executed by Neill Malloy and wife, Francenia Malloy, to the Pinehurst Finance Corporation on the 26th day of Oc tober, 1925, default having been made in payment thereof as in said Deed of Trust provided and the pow er of sale having become operative, the undersigned will sell at public auction, for cash, at the court house door in Carthage, North Carolina, at the hotir of two o’clock, p. m., on Friday, June 3rd, 1927, the follow ing described real estate, Iving and being situate in McNeill’s Township. County of Moore, in the State of North Carolina and being bounded and further described as follows: First Tract: Beginning at a stake Francenia McCall’s comer, running N. 18 W. (now 15W) 425 feet to a stake; thence N. 41 E. 410 feet to a sttake Pine Pointers; then 15 E. 425 to a stake Francenia McCyall’s comer; thence with Francenia Mc Call’s line S. 41 W. 410 feef to the beginning, containing 4 acres, more or less. Second Tract: Beginning at the Malloy, by deed from L. E. Norris to the heirs of James McCall, dated De cember 14, 1909, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Moore County in Book 47, pages 265, 266 and 267. First tract being conveyed to Francenia McCall, now Francenia land North 18 West present course 1 about North 15 West with Norris line 425 feet to a stake in said line; I thence North 41 East 410 feet to a stake; thence South 15 E. 425 feet to a stake in the Peter Shaw line; thence South 38 West magnetic va riation about 3 degrees 410 feet with said Shaw line to the beginning, con taining 4 acres, more or less. Second tract being conveyed to Francenia McCall, now Francenia Malloy, by deed from L. E. Norris dated December 14, 1909, and record ed in the office of the Register of Deeds for Moore County in Book 47, pages 263, 264 and 265. Pinehurst Pintince Oorporation. By Johnston & Johnson, Attorneys. We are here to serve you—That’s our Pleasure. Men’s Furnishing’s Men's Blue Serge Suits - $27.50 Men’s Palm Beach 16.50 Men’s White Pants ^2.00 to 3.50 Men’s Regall Shoes 6.60 Ladies’ Walk-Over 8.50 Groceries—Kitchen Ware Market—Drk Goods, Pinehurst Dept. Store Since 1895. Pinehurst, N. C. I <4 f«. M No. E 2374—Sizes 14 to 18 years, 34 to 44 inches bust—Price 35 cents New Necklines and Low-Placed Trimming distirii^uish the smartest frocks, whatever be the occasion. Mono grams at the hip-line, and ap plique flower> are among the new ways chosen to demon strate chic'. How quickly and easily voii could make any of these models with£xcella Printed Patterns. The new issue of ExceUa Fashions only 15 cents when purchased with a pattern No. E 2397 Sizes 14 to 18 years 34 to 42 inches bust Price 45c Excella Printed Patterns ft)e1abric Lessor forlbdaii MOO—pf»iMT*rn IN u. m. a. Excella Printed Patterns In desig-ning- your summer dresses use Excella Printed Patterns. They are printed and cut in order that the most inexperienced dress maker will have no trouble in sewing. Expected This Week More Ladies Dresses in a range of styles and prices. Also hats including the stylish Milan and Crochet Viscas in a variety of colors. Cloth Goods Voiles and Organdies in their sheer and dainty appearance are always acceptable in hot weath er. Organdies are due for a strong come back during the summer weath er and small designs and figures are being shown. Voiles at 35 and 50c. Organdies 50c. Ladies’ Belt Buckles A variety of patterns and designs at 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 95c. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. Teddies at 50c and $1.00. Princess Slips at 90c and $1.00 Men’s “Hanes” Union Suits at 85c. Men’s Work Shirts (good quality) at 85c. VASS MERCANTILE CONrANY, Vass, N. C. “Dependable Quality Always’’ ORDEl SIO] AS TRli It ai missioi Board' ty Bo3 County of orgi County a Sped Moore District which Bet Cartl the road Dalr: of thi thenc] Distri ly dij inters the h thencj lines boun( Cole of sa| rectiol sects E. by E.| boun< directI terse< Dr. J| own< with it int( of the! ed the b( to whJ ary li| Donal( S. Bail ley’s rectioi Vass South^ Vass with of thel er; tl East School the Sj thenc< said cj the hJ Northi em N. 22 sectio^ Road leadii hurst the Si Wad’ rious Creel Fri thenc^ stake I >in1 iilr< 1-4 oi Free] along! 546 feet; then( thencJ thenc4 N. SI E. 400 thenc^ feet; 86 E, 500 feet road ing said 67 El Cartl then< recti( ^11 Kai Coi Bstii M. Pra< and th< Office N. C. Hoi 1:80 to| R. Have DR. ist «] JeweL We«in< relievi CMBce inlng with gj tion of 1 Weak expert him. Every 3 P. MJ I
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