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Friday, September 28, 1928,
THE PILOT, a Paper With Character, Vass, North Carolina.
Page Seven
SOUTHERN PINES.
J. F. Morris and Hiram Wesbrook
have returned with their families
from an enjoyable Northern motor
trip.
Cecil Dyer, of Portland, Me., who
was connected with the Sandhill?
Citizen last year, has entered the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
George Richardson, who represents
the Investors’ Syndicate of Minneap
olis in this section, has returned from
WILSON-McGILL.
An early fall wedding of social in
terest in both North and South Car
olina was that of Miss Annie McGill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan C.
McGill, and Paul Arnold Wilson. The
marriage was solemnized Saturday at
high noon at the Vass Presbyterian
church, where quantities of golden
rod in tall wicker baskets against a
back ground of pines, ferns and light
ed candles, gave a beautiful setting
to the altar.
, • - TViT • u u - I bridal party entered the church
a motor trip to Marne, whe»-e he v*s-' , • i
. , , from two aisles to the strains of the
following described lands owned by
O. B. Keith, deceased, at the time of
his death:
Lying on both sides of the Mur
chison road and old field branch,
joining lands-of J. A., Hugh D.,
and A. J. Keith, and others:
Bounded by a line beginning
at a stake by the North edge of
the road, which is also A. J.
Keith’s corner, and runs South
78 degrees East 33 chains and 8
links crossing Poley Branch to a
stake on the hill side East of the
road in J. A. and H. D. Keith’s
line; then as that line North 27
1-2 degrees West 13 chains and 21
links to a stake called Thomas
Shaw’s comer; then their other
line North 67 3-4 degrees West
26 chains and 30 links to a stake
A. J. Keith’s comer; then as his
line South 6 1-4 degrees West 15
chains and 9 links to the begin
ning, containing 33 6-10 acres.
The time of sale: 12:00 o’clock M.,
Monday, the 1st day of October, 1928.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, bal
ance on a credit of six months, with
interest on the deferred payment from
date of sale.
This the 12th day of September*
1928.
H. M. ROBINS,
Commissioner.
2t—Sept. 21-28.
ited relatives.
A. S. Newcomb, returning early in
the week from his vacation spent at
Biddeford Pool, Maine, reports an in
teresting experience. While in the
wilds of the Maine woods he pcssed
a car with “Southern Pines, N. C.,”
across the radiator, pursued it for
some distance, but was unable to dis
cover the owner.
Frank Tobin, genial toter of trav
elers’ trunks, is back in town after a
busy summer North.
Roy A. Pushee and family have re
turned from a summer spent at
South Harwich, on Cape Cod, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Pushee fell in love with
bridal chorus from Lohengrin, led by
the ushers, Messrs. Cecil Scot!:, of
Charlotte, and Billie McGill, brother
of the bride, who, crossing took their
places on the sides of the altar. Next
came the bridesmaids. Miss Jennie
Holbrook, of Huntersville, and Miss
Martha Davis, of Harrisburg, both
wearing costumes of georgette and
chiffon velvet in midnight blue, and
carrying lovely bouquets of gladiolas.
The bride entered with the maid of
honor, Miss Muse, and they were met
at the altar by the groom and his best
man, Mr. Bruce Roberts, of Columbia.
The ceremony was performed by;
Rev. Dugald Monroe, pastor of the
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These sets are all complete with tubes,
batteries, speaker, aerial and g’round.
the place as a summer resort and | Pi’esbyterian church. During the cere-
purchased a summer home to which | *nony McDowell s “To A Wild Rose,”
they plan to return next year.
Janies Silver has departed for Pea
body institute at Nashville, Tenn.,
where he will pursue his studies.
Postmaster Mooney, of Washington,
D. C., visited the Southern Pines post-
office last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson H. Boyd and
family open their house for the sea
son today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rountree, of
Winston-Salem, have leased “Blue
was rendered very softly and Men
delssohn’s Wedding March was used
as a recessional.
The bride was very attractively at
tired in a suit of blue and beige crepe | §
with beige accessories and carried a j S
shower bouquet of brides’ roses and i U
lilies of the valley. 1 H
Mrs. Wilson is an honor graduate ; H
of Mitchell College, Statesville, and ^
the University of South Carolina,
having received her A. B. degree from
the later with the class of ’26. While
Atwater-Kent 5-tube Model 20 Compact $42
Atwater-Kent 6-tube Model 35 Regular $60
(With Special Red Lion Desk Model Cabinet $90
Atwater-Kent 6-tube Model 30 in Armchair
Model Cabinet with built-in speaker .$125
Atwater-Kent 7-tube Model 50, all shielded $150
R. C. A. Radiola 28 8-tube with loop antenna $250
Cabinet Model with
Atwater-Kent 6-tube
built-in speaker ....
Atwater-Kent Model 33
.$150
.$108
Shutters,” the Ramsey homestead at j there she took an active part in stu-
the corner of Indiana avenue and dent activities, having been House
Valley road on Weymouth Heights,; President of the Woman’s Building,
from* October 15 to June 1st. The' She also received honorary scholar-
contract was closed by S. B. Richard- ship from both institutions. For the
son on Wednesday. This will be the past two years she has taught in he
first season for Mr. and Mrs. Roun-1 ’^igh school of Ridge Springs, S. «.
tree and their son and daughter in
the Sandhills.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE.
THESE PRICES INCLUDE INSTALLATION
These sets may be had for a small down pay
ment with six to twelve months on balance.
Gregory & Bushby, Inc.
Jeff Causey has left for Under and by virtue of the power
where he is employed in t e tate . contained in that certain mort-
Highway department. gage deed, dated the 22nd day of
Dante Montesanti is in receipt of a jyfay, 1928, executed by Geo. W. Mc-
congratulatory letter from John L- Neill and recorded in the office of
Corley, editor of “Cleaning & Dyeing ^^e Register of Deeds of Moore Coun-
World,” a national publication of the I ty. North Carolina, in Book of Mort-
industry, upon his graduation with gages N. 46, page 439, default hav-
honors from the National Institute of; been made in the payment of the
Dfreing & Cleaning. Dante has re- indebtedness thereby secured, and the
turned to Southern Pines to assume | power of sale having become opera-
charge of the cleaning and dyeing in tive, and the holder of the note there-
his father’s plant. by secured having so requested, the
Miss Lucille Mudgett left Friday undersigned Assignee will on Tuesday
night for Wellesley for another term ^ the second day of October, 1928, at
at Dana Hall. -the Court House of Moore County, in
Mrs. E. O. Schaefer, nee Miss Sarah ^ the Town of Carthage, Moore County
Wiley, spent a few days with her North Carolina, expose for sale at
mother last week. public auction and sell for cash to the
Mrs. John Powell and Miss Mary | highest bidder the following described
Powell have returned home after a i real estate:
stay of a week or ten days in Wash- j That certain piece or parcel or lot
ington. of land lying and being in the Town
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Eddy and fam-1 of Carthage, Moore County, N. C.,
ily arrived from the North Friday I and more particularly described by
evening, where they have spent the j metes and bounds as follows:
summer at their summer cottage at i Being a certain store building
Weirs, N. H. Miss Doris Eddy was j and lot on the public square, ad-
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Councillor at “Sea Pines,” a girls'
camp at Brewster, Mass., for two
months and says it was a most en
joyable as well as profitable exper
ience.
Miss Jacqueline Pushee is remain
ing North until the first of October
when she will go to Washington to
attend Miss Summers’ School.
FOR SALE
Two-apartment nine room house
in Southem Pines, furnished or
unfurnished.
12-acre farm, 8 acres under cul
tivation ,near Southem Pines.
5 lots in Southem Pines.
Complete stock of merchandise,
dry goods, millinery and no
tions.
3000 . Hollow Tile 5”x8”xl2”
These items for sale single or
ae a whole.
I Betty Cameron
Southern Pines. Box 665.
East Broad St.
joining the Moore Hardware Com
pany lot: BEGINNING at a stake
55 feet from a monument in the
edge of Dowd street, a comer of
the Court House square, and run
ning thence North 43 East 104
feet with a line of the Moore
Hardware Store lot to a stake in
the old Red Store lot, thence
North 47 W. 55 feet to a stake;
thence S. 43 W. 104 feet to a con
crete monument, another comer
of the Court House square; thence
with the line of said Court House
square S. 47 E. 55 feet to the be
ginning. For better description
see deed from J. B. Currie to
Geo. W. McNeill, duly recorded
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for said Moore County.
Time of sale Tuesday, October 2,
1928, at 12 o’clock; place, at the Court
House door of Moore County, in the
Town of Carthage.
This September 1, 1928.
PAGE TRUST CO., Assignee
of A. A. P. Seawell, Mortgagee.
Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of an order of re-sale
entered by the Superior Court of
Moore County, in the special proceed
ing entitled “Dennis F. Fox, adminis
trator of D. B. Keith, deceased, et.
al., vs. Hugh A. Keith, et al.,” the
undersigned will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, at the
court hoii«e in Carthage, N. C., the
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