Pace Six
THE PILOT, a Paper With Character. Aberdeen. North CMdjna
Friday, Jun
She Ark
S0uthrm }3fnrs, N. €.
Mrs. Millicent A. Hayes, Principal
A COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Kindergarten throug-h the 8th year
MUSIC—ART—LANGUAGES
RIDING—TENNIS—SWIMMING
Limited Accommodations for '
Boarders
F^ineliurst F^aragrapHs
Agnes Dorothy’s Beauty Shoppe
All Branches of Beauty Work
Also Carry a Full Line of
GALVE PREPARATIONS
Over Broad Street Pharmacy
Phone 6131 Southern Pines, N. C.
DR. E. D. HARBOUR
OPTOMETRIST
wilLbe at Tarlton’s Jewelry
Store, Aberdeen, on Tuesday,
July 7, from 1 to 4 p. m.
M.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Will be in his office over the
Post Office, Sanford, N. C., every
Wednesday, from 10:00 a. m. to
3:00 p. m. Don’t fail to see him if
your eyes are weak.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor were
hosts to a number of friends Monday
afternoon at a picnic supper at the
city reservoir. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Boring, Plant City,
Fla., Mrs. Alma Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Ehrhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stutts,
W. P. Morton, \V. P., Jr., Mrs.
Ethel Journey, Miss Ophelia Snow,
Miss Dorothy Jump and Miss Clara
Fascue.
Mrs. Alec Innes was hostess to two
tables of bridge Thursday afternoon
of last week. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Herman Campbell and Mrs. Tom
Cole with low score to Mrs. Raymond
Johnson. Othtr guests were Mrs. R.
K. Footman, Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Mrs.
Wesley Viall, Mrs. E. B. Keith and
Mrs. A. P. Thom'pson.
The Sandhill Brotherhood has its
annual fish fry scheduled for tonight,
Friday, at Juniper Lake. This is al
ways a very delightful get-to-gether
meeting and is one of the rare occa
sions when the men do the cook
ing .and serving, leaving the women to
revel in their freedom and enjoy the
results of the men’s culinary skill.
have ai their guest this week their
cousin. Miss Mary Knox of States
ville.
Frank McManus arrived from Bos
ton Sunday and yill spend several
weeks here.
Herbert Ehrhardt left Friday to
study in tlie summer school at the
University of N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Innes and son,
Roderick left Thursday for Roaring
Gap where they will spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Joe Hotchkiss of Winston-Salem
was a week-end guest in the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Hotchkiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tufts and chil
dren left Tuesday for their summer
home in Meredith,. N. H.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Pinkerton re
turned this week from a short stay in
Richmond, Virginia.
Alex Stewart with his son, Alex, Jr.,
is spending this week on his farm in
Robeson county.
After a visit of several weeks with
their mother, Mrs. Alma Taylor, and
other relatives in the village, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Boring left Wednesday for
Miss Ophelia Snow was the guest of their home in Plant City, Florida.
Dr. J. I. Neal
Veterinarian
at Swinnerton^B on Mondays
at Pinehurst Dairy on Thursdays
Mrs. Ethel Journey for several days
preceding her marriage on Tuesday
evening to Roy Copeland of Asheboro.
Anderson Page has returned to his
home on Linden Road after spend
ing the past school year at Milton
Academy, Boston.
The circles of the Woman’s Auxil
iary of the Community church held
the June meeting on Tuesday of this
week. Mrs. T. R. Cole was hostess to
circle Number One. In the absence
of the chairman, Mrs. Rassie Wicker,
jthe meeting was presides over by Miss
I Fannie B. Gray who also taught the
Bible lesson. Circle number two was
entertained by Mrs. T. E. Currie. The
chairman, Mrs. L .V. Henderson, pre-
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LIQUID OR TABLETS
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in
30 minates, checks a Cold for the
first day, and checks Malaria in three
days,
6 6 6 Salve for Baby’s Cold
PUNCTUALITY
sided and Mrs. R. K. Footman led the
Bible study. The afternoon circle, | Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dun-
Mrs. T. H. Craig, Mrs. Mason and
Mrs. H. E. Conant spent Thursday in
Sanford shopping.
Mrs. W. L. Dunlap and Mrs. Nor
fleet Ray were Charlotte visitors on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Currie were
hosts at dinner at their home Tuesday
evening, having as their guests Miss
Clara Fascue, Miss Dorothy Jump and
Miss Mnnie Turnbull.
Mr. and Mrs. E B.. Keith, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Johnson and A. B.
Sally were among those attending the
chicken supper at West End Tuesday
evening given by the Masonic Lodge
of that place.
Mrs. Henry Graves of Lakeview and
FAMILY REUNION A
SURPRISE TO SHANNON
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shannon of
Silver Springs were surprised last
Sunday morning by a family reun
ion, the guests carrying picnic ham
pers that afforded a fine spread.
The relatives present were Mrs.
May Brotherton of Sherrill’s Ford,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dickinson and
daughter Dofrothy of Fremont, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Dellinger of Cherry-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Doub Jerome and
son Wilton of Charlotte, and Mr, and
Mrs. Jesse Van Dyke of Morganton.
Mesdames Brotherton, Dickinson, and
Dellinger are sisters of Mrs. Shan
non; Mrs. Jerome and Mr. Van Dyke
are daughters of Mrs. Dellinger.
DR. MUDGETT IN MINNESOTA
Dr. William C. Mudgett leaves to-
LEGAL NOTICES
fore June 17th, 1932, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-
'
covery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make immed
iate payment.
This June 17th, 1931.
(MRS) GEORGIA F. McKENZIE,
Admrx. of estate of High McKenzie,
deceased.
S. R. Hoyle, Attorney.
J19-J24.
A DMINISTR ATOR’S N OTICE
/
Having qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of Daisy Eaddy, de
ceased, late of Moore County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against deceased to ex
hibit then: to the undersigned at
Pinehurst, North Carolina on or be
fore the 20th day of June, 1932 or this
morrow for Minneapo-lis and the | notice will be plead in bar of their
Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn., to | recovery. All persons indebted to
be gone about ten days.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX
said estate will please make immed
iate payment.
This the 13th day of June, 1931.
Paul Dana, Administrator .of the
Estate of Daisy Eaddy.
J19-J24.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
The undersigned, having qualified as
administratrix of the estate of Hugh | Having qualified as Executor of the
C. McKenzie, deceased, late of Moore ! estate of Dock Ray, deceased, late of
County, this is to notify all persons ; Moore County, North Carolina, this
having debts against said estate to ; to notify all persons claims
^ ^ , J • J + I against the estate of said deceased
present them to the undersigned at i exhibit them to the undersigned
my residence in Pinehurst, N. C., | Executor or Attorney at Aberdeen, N.
itemized and duly verified, on or be- I C., on or before the 20th day of May,
LEGAL notices
1932, or this notice will be ^ •
bar of their recovery. All nprf
debted to said estate will
immediate payment.
Dated this 20th day of M«v mo
L. L. JOHNSON
Estate of Dock Rayi deceased
J. Vance Kowe, Attorney M22.J3R
STATE OF NORTH CAROLIVa
COUNTY OF MOOR^
IN THE superior COUrx
Emily A. Wilson, Plaintiff
vs
N. F. Wilson, Defendant
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
The defendant, N. F. Wilson ,.;n
take notice that an action as en’tiSed
above has been commenced in the
^rior Court of Moore County, W
Carolina, for a divorce absolute, upon
the grounds of separation for
years and the said defendant will
ther take notice that .he is requutd
to appear at the office of the ClU
the Supwior Court of said County, in
the Court House at Carthage, North
^rohna, within thirty days from thf
date of the completion of this service
upon him, that is to say, within thirtr
days from the date of the fourth and
last publication of this notice, and an
swer or demuE,to the complaint in <?aid
action, or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the c^eal
1931^^ this 8th day of June.
JOHN WILLCOX,
Clerk Superior Court
J12-J3.
Mrs. J. S. Dunlop, chairman, met with
Mrs. W. H. Johnson. Mrs. Dalton
Wicker was devotional leader in this
group. An interesting feature in each
of the meetings was the reading of a
NOTICE OF SALE OF TAXES j ^sborn^ Daisy L., 1 lot Peach St 39.10
On Monday July 6, 1931, at the postoffice in the Town | ^
of Aberdeen, betv/een the hours of twelve o’clock noon Page and Co., 1 Bank Bldg. 301.60
and three o’clock p. m., the following described property : Page, H. A., Jr., 2 lots South St. 525.2o
will be sold for taxes due the town “en for year ^age, Page 2|42
1930, for the amounts set opposite each item. 2 j « q!:
J. T. HARRINGTON, pieaknts, 7;eg
Tax Collector. Pleasants, Mrs. Susie Page, 1 lot Betliesda Rd. 61 60
, , , « iQfin PJeasants, N. A., Est., 1 lot Main St., balance 12!60
Addor, Henry, 2 lots Woifpit, $ 13.60 Pleasants, E. L., Jr., . 535
guest, Mrs. T. C. Grier were guests Allred, F. C. and D. I., 1 lot Maint St 61.60 Pickier. J. L., 1 lot Poplar St. .....Z.I 46!60
- - - Allred’ F. E. and Christian, 1 lot Main St 9.10 Rowe^ J. Vance, 4 lots Lakeside 127.45
Allred, Mrs. J. F, 2 lots Main St - 164.10 Saunders, B. B., 2 Tobacco Warehouse 205.60
lop.
Miss Mamie Gray of Fayetteville is
visiting her sister, Miss Dora Gray.
The Misses Gray were dinner guests
cf Miss Bernice Burton and the Misses
long and beautiful letter of greetings j Estelle and Well McKenzie in the
to the women from Mrs. James Quale, | McKenzie home on Tuesday evening.
PROMPTNESS
PRECISION
president of the Auxiliary, who is
spending the summer in Lenox, Mass.
Each of the hostesses served refresh
ments at the close of the program and
a social hour 'vas enjoyed.
J. D. McMillan of Greensboro spent
the week-end in the home of Mrs.
Doc McKenzie.
A very' beautiful spirit was shown
by the Highfalls Women’s Club re-
Special Low
Round Trip Coach Fares
on Sale each
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Limit 10 Days
During
June, July and August
Tickets also on slae to all South
eastern Destinations.
ABERDEEN
TO
Richmond $ 9.08
.STorfolk 9.77
Washington 14.52
A^tlanta — 13.88
Birmingham 20.48
Savannah 10.78
Jacksonville 17.57
Tampa 26.15
.^iami 32.06
Stop-Overs Allowed
For Information See
Ticket Agent
K. E. PLEASANTS D. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
SEABOARD
business ati6 jprofessional
Everett^ Zane and Muse
Certified Public Accountants
Sanford, N. C. " Greensboro, N. C.
J. C. Muse, C. P- A., Resident Partner
E. V. PERKINSON
' General Ccntractor
Souinem Pines, Telephone 5033 North Carolina
The Rev. ai d Mrs. W. M. McLeod jcently when they brought to the
and the seventeen girls and boys of j Moore County Hospital enough lovely
the Community Church, returned on jcut flowers from their gardens to
Tuesday from The Young People’s | supply every room in the hospital.
Conference held at Red Springs. | Their act of kindness might well bt?
Through the courtesy of Mr. and ; emulated by other organizations and
Mrs. Cary McLeod, their friends in | individuals, in bringing cheer to the
Pinehurst enjoyed a delightful out- patients and encouragment to those
ing and picnic supper at the lovely ^ who serve.
home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Me- j Among those >ng on ir.c Coun-
Leod in the Eureka community on 1 try Club Golf course at Pinehi^rst
Thursday evening. Mrs. McLeod Sunday were T. A. Haywood, Candor;
taught for seven years in the Pine- ! William Russell, Star, L. R. Grimm,
hurst schools prior to her marriage in , Pinehurst, F. M. Armstrong, Troy]
the winter and has many friends j Drs. E. \V. Hunter and P. C. Wilson,
I Sanford, J. E, Johnson, Lumberton,
Among those attending the wedding !l. H. Cook, Raleigh, J. A. Love, Red
of Miss Odessa Arnette and Mr. Mem- i Springs, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Davis,
ory in Laurinburg on Monday after- ; Pinehurst, F. F. Fuller, Durham, c!
noon were the Misses Dorothy Jump, Id. Plyer, Chester, S. Robt. Cagle,
Clara Fascue, Minnie Turnbull, Dora j Carthage Colin McKenzie, Pinehurst,
Gray, Mamie Gray, Mrs. Bertha Free- I Frank M. McManus Boston ,A. D.
man, Mrs. Carey McLeod, Dwight | McLeod, Biscoe. C. V. Thomas, Pine-
Scotten and Todd Nedderfield. j hurst and Roy M. Campbell, Sanford.
Under the efficient management of ! Mrs. E. C. Bliss of Pinehurst and
Mrs. Thomas H. Craig the annual i Myrtle Beach was winner in the put-
rummage sale, the proceeds of which jting event at the Pinehurst Country
are donated to the Moore County Hos-! Club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bliss
who has played with honorable men
tion in some of the biggest events
.■^or w’omen golfers in the country,
finished up the round with three
aces to her credit. Miss Inath Donald
son, Southern Pines was low in the
beginners division. Other leading
scores were made by Mrs. George W.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson I Scott, Star, Mrs. Percy Allen, Fay-
etteville; the Misses Anne and Carol
Hotchkiss, Pinehurst and Hartfoi^d,
Conn., Mrs. Frank Maples, Miss
Irene Maples, Knoll wood; Miss Ethel
Monroe, Durham, Mrs. D. A. Currie,
Mrs. D. W. Hensley, Mrs. Stutts,
Mrs. J; F. Taylor, Pinehurst, Miss
Janet Sessons, Clinton. This Satur
day prizes will be given Mrs. Bliss,
low, and Miss Carol Hotchkill, runner-
up, Miss Inath Donaldson, low in
the beginners division, and Miss Janet
Sessons and Miss Irene Maples, who
tied for second place.
^ , , „ , Saunders, P. V., 1 lot Tarbell 10.60
Barkley, Miss Lois, trustee, 2 lots Park Place .... 9.10 s^ith, James 3.10
Barkley, Miss Lois, trustee, 2 lots Park Place 39.10 Sparrow, T. M., 4 lots Park Place — n.35
Barkley, Miss Lois, trustee, 2 lots Broadway 10.60
Berg, Mrs. Matilda, 2 Poplar St - 12.10
Bethune, C. C. and Mabel, 4 lots Poplar St 24.10
Blue, Fred — 3.10
Blue, H. J., 2 lots Main St. 55.60
Blue, M. H - - 3.48
Blue, W. A., 2 lots Main St 85.60
Boggs, H. L., 2 lots Rush St. - 42.10
Bowman, J. W., 2 lots Lakeside Drive — 40.23
Brantley, E. E., 2 lots A. & R - — - — 42.10
Bridges-Boone Co. — - 104.73
Bi idges and Farrell, 1 lot Weaver — - — 9.10
Bridges and Lineberry, 2 lots Main St. — 21.10
Bridges, Chas. E., 1 lot Main St. - — 43.23
Brown, Miss Ossie, 1 lot Main St. — 3.85
Brown, W. C., 1 lot Main St - - - 3.63
Bryan, E. L. . lO.GO
Burns, G. L. . .... 7.11
Bradshaw, J. P., Est., 1 lot Poplar St 39.10
Caddell, J. W - - 7.65
Caddell, W. F., 1 lot A. & R, R. R. 17.58
Campbell, J. G., 2 lots South St - - — 41.80
Carpenter, J. Roy — - - 4.60
Carter, R. G., 2 lots Lakeside - - - - 4.60
Chambers, A. E. - — - - 3.10
Cook, R. F 9.18!
Deaton, Francis, 2 lots Bethesda Rd — 9.85
pital, w’as a big success. The sum of
200.00 was realized from the sale and
I will be donated to this worthy cause.
I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tufts left
! Monday for the north to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Charles W. Picquet has gone
north for a month’s vacation.
J. N. POWELL
UNDERTAKING — EMBALMING
^AST BROAD STREET
SOUTHERN PINES
PINEBLUFF
FREEMAN’S FURNITURE HOUSE
UNDERTAKING—EMBALMING
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Day Phone 7 Night Phone 73
ABERDEEN, • NORTH CAROLINA
Mr. and Mrs. Waite Thompson are
spending some time in the western
part of the statS.
Miss Anne Warner entertained her
young friends at a party Friday after
noon, celebrating her seventh birth
day.
Miss Carrie McIntosh of Laurin
burg spent Thursday with Mrs. J. E.
Howie.
Mr. and Mrs. James have gone to
Maine for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Austin and
children have gone to Denton, N. C.,
for a few days.
Spencer, C. L. 3^10
Strother, Nora B., I'lot South St 4.6O
Saunders and Hallowell, 1 lot Main and Poplar St. 61.60
Shear, S., 1 lot Lakeside 2.35
TarUon, V. F., 2 lots Lakeside 30.63
Thomas, J. M., 1 lot Poplar St. — 3.10
Thompson, R. Web, 1 lot South St. 2.80
W^eaver, Mrs. Ada K., 1 lot Pine St. 40.60
Weaver, F. E., 2 lots Lakeside 38.20
Weaver, F. S., 1 lot South St. 36.10
Weaver, M. S., 1 Jot Gulf Ref. j 18.33
Weaver-Johnson Co., Lots Sycamore St. and
Park Place 9.10
Williams, C. L., 1 lot Lakeside - : 4".9o
Wheeler, Mrs. Z. E., 1 lot — — 2.T3
W\ U. Tel. Co., office Sycamore St. .39.87
Colored
Allen, Sarah, Est., 1 lot Berkley 7.60
Alston, Rose, 2 lots Berkley 11.50
Blue, Annie Bell, 2 lots Mfc. Rd. 10.60
Blue, E. .J., 1 lot Berkley 4.60
Blue, Judy, Est., 1 Raeford Rd. 6.85
Blue, Sarah, 1 lot Berkley 1.98
Boyd, Macy, 1 lot Berkley — 2.13
Bryant, Jno. D., 2 lots Berkley 4.30
Byrd, Wm. H., 10 lots S. A. L. 27.63
Cloud, Ora, 1 lot Broadway 4.98
10 ''A I Cloud, Richard, 1 lot Berkley 5.35
Deaton, J. F., 1 lot Poplar St. - o 1 n i Cotton, Raz, 3 acres Broadway 12.40
Deaton, K. G. - - - 3.10 ) Daniels, Overton, 2 1-2 a. Berkley 7.98
Dickson, Mark I Daniels, Sarah, 1 lot Berkley . .. 1.98
Drake, Miss Flora, 1 lot Old Home Place 17.o3 Daniels, Willie, 1 lot Berkley 10.60
Edwards, C. E., 1 lot Berkley 9.10 ; Deberry, Jim, 3 lots Broadway . 2.50
Farrells Grocery Co - 46.60 1 Dockery, Ben, 1 lot Berkley 2.73
Farrell, Mrs, Minnie B., 1 lot Poplar St. balance.... 14.10 , Dockery, Lizzie, 1 lot Berkley 4.08
Farrell, R. G., Est., 1 lot Elm 18.10 | Douglass, Sherma, 1 lot Berkley b!iO
Fenner. Paul ..... - - - 10.7d Douglass, Titus, Est., 1 lot Berkley 11.35
Free, J. V - - - - 18.03 | Estes, Will, 1 lot Berkley 7.98
Gibson, Ralph - - - 4.60 | Farrar, Jno. Allen, 1 1-2 a. Berkley 7.60
Gibson, Thomas - - - 12.48 j Farrar, Ollie, 1 lot Berkley 3.10
Gischner Johnson Co., 1 lot Sycamore St 421.60 | Faucette, Will, Estate, 1 lot BerkTev -UO
Huntley, W. T., 1 lot Main St. - — 54.10 | Gillis, Lee, Est., 1 lot Berkley 2.73
Horton, Mrs. F. J., 1 Wenery lot 121.60 j Grice, Ed., 1 Ffc. Road 12.10
Johnson, S. L. - — 3.10 ’ '
Johnson, V. .H. 4.60
Keith Gordon, Home Place — - — 46.60
Keith, K. R 3.10
Keith Nichols, Drug Store lot — 61.60
Keith, H. B., Jr 3.10
Kellis, L. P "4.60
Kennedy, C. C 7.33
Knight, D., Jr. 3.10
Kaken, S - - — 3.63
Lanejr, J. S. — I ^^Cormick, Norwood, Est, 3 lots Broadway 4.5-
Lawhon. Curtis — 19.43 McCormick, Winslow, l lot Broadway '
Lewis, D. H - 7.30 ^ , . . _ J' —- - -
Lewis, D. H. and M. M., 1 lot Elm St 46.60
Lewis, Thomas - 3.10
Little River Store Co., 1 lot — 2.35
Luke, Andrew, 1 lot Wolf Pit - 16.60
Luke, Mrs. Bessie, Est., 1 Coal Chute 19.60
Luke, Robt 3.10
Lunday, R. L., 1 Poplar St. — 48.70
McColman, James, 1 lot Park Place 42.10
McDonald, A. C., 1 lot McL. and Allred 3.85
McFarland, A. S., Garage and Residence — 53.35
McFarland, M. C * 7.75
McKeithen, A. A. 4.90
McKeithen. Mrs. A. M., 1 lot Main St. 39.10
McKithen, E. T., 1 Park Place 13.60
McKeithen, J. A., Est., 1 lot Home Place 94.43
McKeithen, J. E. —- ...1 .3.10
McKeithen, Fred - 2.55
McKeithen, W. A - 3.10
McKenzie, T. P. — 5.35
McLean, J. R. 3.10
McLeod and Allred, Warehouse — 91.60
McLeod, A. H. 291.33
McLeod, D. J. 9.10
McPherson, Phoebe, 1 lot Bethesda Rd 2.35
McRae, H. A. — - 3.10
Macon, E. J. ..... 6.55
Mangum, Ii*vin 54.10
Martin, G. D., 1 Residence 56.73
Martin Motor Co., 1 South St 93.93
Griffin, Sylvester, 2 lots Broadway .. 2.05
Hanks,. Will, 1 1-2 lots Berkley ". . 10.98
Harring-ton, Bettie, Est., 2 lots Berkley 2.50
Hutchinson, David, 5 lots Berkley 3.85
KendHck, Zack, 1 lot Broadway 4.50
Lashley, Joe, 2 lots .... 21.8''
Lassiter, Will and Leon, 2 lots Broadway 2.3"
Levane, Wilson 3.K
Little, Lonnie, 3 lots Broadway 3.85
McAllister, Geo., 1 lot Berkley 6.10
Maultsby, J. S., 1 lot Blue Land 8.95
Maurer, W. W., atty., 1 Hotel lot Property 444.10
Melvin, J. K., 1 lot Lakeside — 28
Miller, W. C. - 1 4*45
Miller, C. V JZ;:
Maurer, W. W., Trustee, 1 lot Me. and Allred .... 55.60
Norris, W. W., balance — 15.85
Osbom. C. P., 2 lots Poplar St. 139.75
McCrimmon, Fred, 1 lot Berkley .". _ . 4.5f
McCrimmon, Geo., 2 lots Berkley ......Zl" - >
McEachern, Mary, 1 lot Berkley 6.8:
McKeithen, W. R., 1 lot Coal Chute 9.1<
McKinnon, Ben ' 3.10
McNeill, Rena, 2 lots Berkley .....Jl...."..... 4.60
McPherson, Mary Lou, 2 lots Berkley 2.73
Malichi, Cora, 1 lot Berkley 2.20
Mason, Francis, 1 lot Berkley ..." .... ... 5.73
Mason, Jno., Est. 1 lot Berkley 6.48
Mason, Mrytle, 1 lot Berkley 2.35
Mason, Ralph, 1 lot Berkley 3.10
Morse, C. R., Est. 1 lot Berkley, bal. 5.50
Page, Mahalia, 1 lot Broadway ...Z.'l - 1-^^’
Pruitt, Judge 3.1’'
Rodes, Henry
Rowland, Jno.
Seagrove, Arthur, 1 lot Broadway
Seagrove, Chas
Seagrove Harvey
Seagrove, Theodosa, 1 lot Coal Chute
Seagrove, Westley, 2 lots Broadway
Thomas, Charlie, Est., 1 lot Broadway 12.85
Thomas, George, 1 lot Broadway 12.1'
Thomas, James, 1 lot Broadway
Thomas, Joe, 1 lot Berkley
Thomas, Louise, 2 lots Berkley —
Thomas, Mary, 2 lots Broadway —
Thomas, Wm., Est. 1 lot Broadway 6.48
Utley, Katz, Est., 1 lot Berkley 6.80
Walden, Robt., Est., 1 lot S. A. L 3.10
Wallace, Jno., 2 lots Broadway 6.48
Watkins, James, 1 lot Broadway -
Whitaker, Sampson, 1 lot Berkley - 6.10
Williams, Isaac, Est., 1 lot Broadway '^•^5
Williams, McKinley, 1 lot Berkle3r £
Williams, Robt., 1 lot Broadway
Wilson, Lucinda, 1 lot Coal Chute 10.60
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:s.35
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10.60
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