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THE PILOT, a Paper With Character, Aberdeen, North Carolttl^
FriJay, January 24, 1930.
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only 4 more of the healy-Knollwood
lots on midland road
left at nine hundred dollars each!
these are well located lots overlooking
the new Knollwood lake and park,
covered with pines and shrubbery, lying
on west side of Midlands Road
between broad street and mid-pines club.-
look them over!
you will not be able to find any other lots
as well lo2ated
for a winter home—at the price—between
southern pines and pinehurst.
they face southeast and are sheltered from
the north
let me show them to you
d. d. shields cameron, agent
phone 5461 southern Pines, n. c.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
of Vass Building and Loan Association, of Vass, N.
C., as of December 31st, 1929.
ASSETS
The Association Owns:
Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 3,694.87
Mortgage Loans 16,500.00
Money loaned to shareholders for the purpose
of enabling them to own their homes. Each
loan secured by first mortgage on local improv
ed real estate.
Stock Loans 2,513.00
Advances made to our shareholders against
their stock. No loan exceeds 90 per cent of
amount acutally paid in.
TOTAL 22,707.87
LIABILITIES
The Association Owes:
To Shareholders
Funds entrusted to our care in the form of
payments on stock as follow’s:
Installment Stock 19,718.25
Full Paid Stock 19,718.25
Undivided Profits 2,989.62
Earnings held in trust for distribution to share
holders at maiuritv of stock.
22,707.87
TOTAL
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF MOORE.
D. A. McLauchlin, Secretary-Treasurer of the above
named Association personally appeared before me this
day, and being duly sworn, says that the foregoing re
port is true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
D. A. McLAUCHLIN, Sec.-Treas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 20th day
of Januarv, 1930.
FLOYD KEITH,
Notary" Public.
'My commission expires December 15, 1930.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
of Aberdeen Building and Loan Association, of Aber
deen, N. C., as of December 31st., 1929.
ASSETS
The Association Owns:
Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 1,442.85
Mortgage Loans 113.900.00
Money loaned to shareholders for the purpose
of enabling them to own their homes. Each
loan secured by first mortgage on local improv
ed real estate.
Stock Loans 8,500.00
Advances mdae to our shareholders against
their stock. No loan exceeds 90 per cent of
amount acutally paid in.
Office Furniture and Fixtures 425.40
Real Estate 0\Mied 400.00
TOTAL
122,668.25
LIABILITIES
The A ssociation Owes:
To Shareholders
Funds entrusted to our care in the form of
payments on stock as follows:
[nstallment Stock 87,427.34
Full Paid Stock 12,700.00
100,127.34
Bills Payable 11,500.00
Money borrow’ed for use in making loans to
members, or retiring matured stock. Each note
approved by at least two-thirds of entire Board
of Directors as required by law^.
Accounts Payable 63.19
Undivided Profits 12,977.72
Earnings held in trust for distribution to share
holders at maturitv of stock.
total 122,668.25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF MOORE.
D. L McKeithen, Secretary-Treasurer of the above
named Association personally appeared before me this
day, and being duly sworn, says that the foregoing re
ports is true to the best of his knowledge and belief
D. L McKEITHEN.
Sworn to ah subscribed before me, this 21st dav
of January, 1930.
FRANCIS PLEASANTS,
^ . Notary Public.
My commission Expires February 1, 1930.
Seaboard Air Line
Elects Coverdale As
Chairman of Board
Control of Railroad Passes Com-
pletely from Estate of
S. Davies Warfield
WORTH WHILE ATTRACTIONS
THE CAROLINA THEATRES
per doz. Also Amoor river pr:v3.
plants, 2c to 4c each, according to
size. Mrs. Arch McKeithen, Aber-
deen, N. C.
WANTED—Three or five hors £ power.
3-phase Electric Motor.—A Mon-
tesF.nti, Southern Pines.
7 3ACC0 SEED — Recleaned and
treated. Cash, YeYllow Mammoth
White Stem Orinoco. Faucett’«
Special, 50c psr oz. Improved Gold
Leaf, 75c per oz. All kinds
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see^s. J. H. Monger, Sanford, N. C.
MANY NEW DIRECTORS
The final steps connected with the
consummation of the plan of capital
reorganization of Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company were taken last
wzek w’hen William H. Coverdale, of
Coverdale & Colpitts, New’ York, as
sumed office as chairman of the
board of directors. The following new
members of the board w^ere elected at
a stockholders’ meeting held in Pe
tersburg, Va.:
Preston S. Arkw’i'ight, Atlanta;
Walter W. Colpitts, New’ York; Har
vey C. Couch, Pine Bluffs. Ark.;
Norman H. Davis, New' York; George
S. Franklin, New York; Robfrt Las- v-ith its making, not to forget Daisy
At Pinehurst
What is termed by critics and »'e-
viewers as “the perfect picture” is
coming to the Pinehurst Theatre,
Friday, January 24th. It is an adap- g *
tation of Sir James Barrie’s delight-
ful play, “The Old Lady Shows Her
Medals,” under the picture title of
“Seven Days Leave,” featuring Gary
Cooper, Beryl Mercer and a strong
supporting cast. Here is a picture
woven of the delicate fabric of moth- g
er love w'ithout mock heroics. Simple H
and straight forward, it wends it- 8
way directly into your heart. Even H
the most hardboiled connot see it 8
and remain untouched. Beryl Mercer 8
gives one of the really great screen g
performances of all times. It is a g
triumph for Gary Cooper, Paramount g
FOR SALE—One Ford Truck for | FOR SALE—House and lot on Pop-
sale, or will trade for Ford Road- | lar street. For sale or rent. Reas-
ster. Apply Heatsr, Pump & Well i onable price. Apply W. T. Bobbitt,
Co., Aberdeen. Aberdeen.
CAROLINA
THEATRES
and every one even slightly concerned j g
ti-ifVi ifc malrincr not tn forcpt DaiSV ' W
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siter, Charlotte, N. C.; V. Everite
Macy, New’ York; Oscar Wells, Bir-
miTigham. Ala.; Louis H. W'indhoiz.
Norfolk, Va.; and E. A. Yates, Bir-
minarham, Ala.
The stockholders also re-elected the
follow’ing present members of the
board: Franklin Q. Brown, New York;
F. N. B. Close. New’ York; Mills B.
Lane, Savannah; Robert F. Maddox.
Atlanta; William H. Coverdale, New
York; Robert L. Nutt, New York: L.
R. Pow’ell, Jr., Norfolk; John Ring-
ling, Sarasota, Fla., C. Sidney Shep
ard, New’ Haven; J. P. Taliaferro.
Jacksonville, and A. H. Woodward.
Woodw’ard, Ala.
It is understood that the new board
will re-elect as president Mr. Powell,
to w’hich office he was elected fol
lowing the death of the late S. Davies
Warfield.
The election of the new’ board, in
cluding assumption of the chairman
ship by Mr, Coverdale, marks the
final step in the passage of control
of Seaboard from the estate of the
late S. Davies Warfield, former pres
ident, to the interests headed by the
syndicate organized under the leader
ship of Dillon, Read & Co., Cover
dale & Colpitts, Charles S. McCain,
president of the Chase National Bank,
and Harvey C. Couch, associated with
the S. Z. Mitchell utility interests.
It is understood that this syndicate
has invested approximately $10,000.-
000 in Seaboard securities, including
approximately $6,000,000 expended
for common and preferred stock, and
is now the largest single stockholder
in Seaboard.
With the consummation of the plan
of reorganization the company has
been left with no debt maturities be
fore 1935 which should not present any
difficult refunding problem; a con
siderable reduction in aggregate of
outstanding debt; ample funds for
any desirable additions and better
ments, and greatly improved working
capital position.
is to miss one i g
Bclmore, Nora Cecil and Tempe Pig- j
ott, who play the three other old
ladies of Barrie’s fantasy. To miss 8
“Seven Days Leave
of the gems of the year.
On Monday, January 27th., the §
Richard Dix production, “Seven Keyi ' g
To Baldpate,” which delighted aud- S
iences at Southern Pines th3 first g
part of this week, moves over to g
Pinehurst. This is, without Question, g
one of the best vehicles Dix ever had g
and he makes the most of it. It i3 g
clean, wholesome entertainment al: g
the way through and will delight g
any audience. g
Another stage comedy success, “Th? g
Family Upstairs” has been made g
into an f^ll-talking screen productio.': *:
under the title of “Harmony At g
Home” starring none other than Wil- g
lie Collier, Sr., known in every g
Opera House, Stage, auditorium and g
hippodrome here and abroad. And 8
with Collier making plenty of 8
w’hoopee, is youth — Marguerite 8
Churchill, Dixie Lee, Rex Bell, Char- g
lie Eaton and Charlotte Henry— g
flaming, frivoling and frolicking, g
And aiound youth is Elizabeth Pat- g
terson and Dot Farley for more g
laughs. “Harmony At Home” i== g
every home with the fror.t wall torn g
off. It’s your home—my home—their g
home. It hits the home right smack g
on the funny bone. Its rated as one g
of the most human and entertaining 8
contributions to the sound screen to 8
date. It is coming to Pinehurst (only) 8
on Wednesday, January 29th., with a 8
matinee at 3:00 p. m. U
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At Southern Pines V
So much has been heard about tha" ::
musical comedy, “Sunny Side Up” g
that it se?ms but necessarj^ to inform g
the public of the dates on which it g
w’ill be shown at the Southern Pine' g
Theatre and, those dates are right g
now’, but tq be more explicit, Thurs- g
day, Friday and Saturday, January I g
23, 24 and 25, with a matinee Satur- g
day at 3:00. g
Take Janet Gavnor, aided by g
Charles Farrell, Marjorie White, El g
Brendel and Frank Richardson and g
I that’s a cast of principals that pul; g
I over the show like a house on fire.
Amercan Forestry Association I This picture has everything indudin'^ ;;
Offers Prizes for Best Essay i for good measure, ||
I here and there. The one number, g
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SINGING. DnNCIMG
MUSICAL COMEDV
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GAVnOR
CHARLES
FARRELL
DflVID BUTLER
At Southern Pines
Thu., Fri., and Sat. Jan. 23,24,25.—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
At Pinehurst (Only)
Friday, January 24th—8:15 P. M.
Matinee at 3:00
High School Pupils
To Write on Taxes
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Covering this Subject
Pupils from any public high school
in North Carolina are eligible to
compete in the State-w’ide essay on
the subject of “Develop a Suitable
Woodland Taxation Policy for North
Carolina” for which attractive prizes
have been offered to the w’inners.
The contest is sponsored by the
American Forestry Association as one
of a seri?s of annual events and the
N. C. D^ipartment of Conesrvation
“Turn On The Heat,” will take your g
breath aw’ay and other numbers, such ^ g
as “If I Had A Talking Picture of g
You” and “I’m A Dreamer—Aren't g
We All?” are already famous via g
Radio and Victrola Records, El Bren- g
del needs no introduction to a Sand- 8
hill audience. His work in “The Cock- 8
eyed World,” and “Hot For Paris” , 8
is still fresh in our memories and 8
they say he almost runs away with 8
“Sunny Side Up.” 8
RICHARD
DIX
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At Pinehurst
Monday, January 27th.—8:15 P. M.
Matinee at 3:00
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and Development through its division -o i ^ ^ ^ xr ::
a rr f 4.^ n I, • Booth Tarkington drama of the New ♦♦
; of forestry. Cash prizes aggregating ! rk i ^ at j• /- t-- , „
:J c?o- u • f-p ^ u 4.Z Orleans Mardi Gras, “Cameo Kirbv,” ; tJ
I ?2o are being offered by the DeiDart- , i • i, • i /• 7 . I ♦♦
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ment in the following amounts; first,! . , , • , ♦♦
$10; second, $5; and third, fourth, i f. "'f «
fifth and sixth, $2.50 each. ! ^ ilent pictures. ;•
T Jv. J? J. • J.- starring Dustin Farnus. h
In addition the forestrv association 1x4-- x* • i
, -n u J 1 i-T • ' It is a romantic musical drama o'*^ it
wnll give bronze medals outlining the a/t- • • • -o* v ^
oldest and lars-est of all livinir tilants 1 Mississippi River boat days a ul JJ
t • I f • • I a frambler who lost his heart, staked
to the individual winnino- first prize i ■' i i «
and to the school in which the pupil ' 1* eai Js and won ledemp- «
is a student. The pupil’s prize will i H
be given as a permanent propertv! * features the we i know^ stage «
of the one furnishing wi..ners of es-i i
say contests for three ve^;rs. ' T " H
It is hoped that some civic organi-1 ‘.'.™ t ^orma Ter- ||
zation or individual will also pi-ovide I ’I*' " 5
prizes in each county, the following ^ Show
being suggested: $5, $3, and $2 fo?! ^ox-
first, second, and thiVd prizes respec-1 Symphony Orchestra, vo-
tively. Already donors have been I quartet and George
I MacFarlane accompanied by the Bill-
hrwe chorus. And—not forgetting, j 8
Stepin Fetchit, the colored comedian 8
of “Hearts In Dixie” and “Fox Fol- j 8
lies” fame, who also sings. ' 8
At Southern Pines, Monday, Tues-, 8
day. Wednesday, Januarv 27, 28 and ' 8
29th. ‘ i 8
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found for local prizes in several
counties, and the officials expect
them to be made possible in most of
the other counties. All county super-
interidents of public instruction have
been asked to serve as chairmen in
their respective counties. Any person
or organization wishing to offer the
prizes suggested above are requested
to notify their county game or for
est warden or county school superin
tendent.
State Forester J. S. Holmes, who is
serving as chairman of the central
committee, said the subject was chos
en because of its timeliness in view
of the submission to the people of the
proposed constitutio^l amlen(dment
which would authorize the General
Assembly to adopt improved methods
for taxing woodlands.
birth ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Nancy, on Wednesday night, January
22nd. Mrs. Keith and daughter are
both getting along very nicely.
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FOR SALE—House, 5 rooms and ^
bath, hot and cold water. Electric * §
lights, 3 acre lot near Pinehurst 8
High School. George A. Woods, Box , §
744, Pinehurst. j H
FOR SALE—Baby carriage, pen and ' ^
gate. Good as new. Ten dollars ' §
for the three articles. Rev. C. A.
Lawrence, Vass, N. C.
FOR SALE—Small five g-aited sad
dle horse, will work anjrwhere,
about nine years old. May be seen I
immediately by applying to Boxi
597, Southern Pines, N. C. j
PANSY PLANTS—Fine giant pansy!
plants, mixed, ready to bloom, 35c
At Pinehurst (Only)
Wednesday, January 29th 8:15 P. M.
Matinee at 3:00
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