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Page Four THE PILOT, a Paper With r.haracter. Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, September 25, 1931^ Popular Alumna of Pinehurst School Dies Miss Lydia Sherber of Baltimore Passes Away at Moore County Hospital The death of Miss Lydia Sperber of Baltimore, which occurred at the Moore County Hospital on Sunday af ternoon, September 20th brought sor- ro wto her many friends in Pinehurst. She was in her seventeenth year and was a student in the iPnehurst schools in the year ’29-’30, where she won a large place in the hearts of teach ers and schoolmates by her sweet personality and unselfish disposition. In the long months of her illness the same pati^ht, happy disposition characterized her life and endeared her to those with whom she came in contact to an unusual degree. Surviving her are five sisters., one of whom is Miss Elsie Sperber, Sup erintendent of nurses at the Moore County Hospital, with whom she liv ed since coming to Pinehurst and who lavished upon her the love and care of a mother. At her bedside during the last illness was another sister, Miss Theo. Sperber, of Baltimore, who with Miss Elsie Sperber accom panied the remains to their former home in Baltimore where funeral ar rangements were completed. CARTHAGE moM PRESENTING SELECTIONS for AUTUMN STYLED to the NEW FALL MODE at ATTRACTIVE PRICES Mrs. J. C. Dowell and Mrs. J. E. Marisette of Tarboro spent a few days here with Mrs. L. R. Sugg this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. A1 Blue of South ern Pines visited friends here Tues day. Mrs. Charles Nicoll went to Char lotte Tuesday for the day. Miss Katherine Shields of Salisbury spent the week-end at home. Mrs. C. F. Barringer and daughter, Bettie spent the past week-end in Charlotte with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sugg and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sugg visited relatives in Danville, Va., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Poe of Fayette ville and Mrs. Ida Dance of Knox ville, Tenn., visited Mrs. A. P. Shaw Sunday. Mrs. W. P. Reed is visiting friends in Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Hoyle and chil dren o2 Sanford spent Sunday here with Misses Nellie and Nannie Hoyle. Miss Eliza Green has accepted a position with Ralph W. Page in Aber deen. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Phillips left Friday to spend some time in the western part of the state. J. C. B. Muse of High Point is spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Stutts of Erwin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacNeille of Pinebluff were visitors at Mrs. N. A. McKeithen’s Thursday afternoon. Friends of Mrs. R. B. Tayl or are sorry to learn that she is confined to a hospital in Portsmouth, Va. J. L. McGraw has returned home after visitin? friends in Rockhill, S. C. Mrs. E. H. Morton had as dinner guests Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Currie, Miss Mary Currie, Miss Frances Purdy and Miss Louise Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith of Law- rencesville, Va., arrived Tuesday and will be here during the tobacco sea son. The Rev. E. P. Billups of Ruther ford College spent Sunday hero with Mrs. Billups, who has been here for some time on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Mollie Person. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Petty of In diana spent a few days here the past weeks visiting old friends. Gilbert Hilliard left Tuesday to take up his work at State College. He is a senior this year. Miss Geraldine Bonkimeyer and Mary Louise Jeffress of Greensboro and Miss Edith Makepeace of San ford spent the past week-end with Miss Mary Fowler Spencer. Miss Spencer spent the summer with her guest at Camp Jonahlassee, Blowing Mrs. M. J. McPhail of Sanford was the week-end guest of Mrs. J. K. Roberts. BEAUTY SALON OPENS Elsewhere in The Pilot is the an nouncement of the opening for the season of Betty’s Beauty Salon, Miss Schwab having returned from New York where she spent the summer studying new methods of beauty cul ture. Call at our Showroom and let us give you a complete demonstration of all the convenient Frigidaire features, nquire about the new low prices.—I.. V. O’Callaghan, Southern Pines. Pine- ^ • pply Pilot office, Aberdeen Coats Polo Coats, full silk lined $29.50 New Diagonal Tweeds $27.50 Coat and Suit Ensemble $39.50 Fur Trimmed Sports Coats $39.50 Fur Trimmed Dress Coats $65.00 SPECIAL Other New Fall fur trimmed or tailored coats -$6.95 to $10.95 Children’s fur trimmed coats ....$3.50, $5.50 Children’s all wool jersey dresses $.2.25 OUTSTANDING VALUES OF THE SEASON At $6.95 Never before have we been able to g-ive you such a remarkable dress at this price, travel crepe, wool crepe and flat crepe, in solid color or novelties. At $10.00 Beautifully tailored frocks of travel crepe, wool crepe, one and two piece styles. GOLFLEX FROCKS First showing new Golflex Dresses, novelty woolen Jon- etta’s (exclusive with Golflex), beautiful color combina tions and styles. Jerseys — $16.75 to $39.50 BLOUSES Newest fall blouses, satin or crepe, tailored styles — — - $6.95—$8.95 Hand made blouses of silk or voile ,..$5.00 and $9.95 Color Eggshell, Siame, Blush and White. SPECIAL GORDON and KAYSER HOSE Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose, all new fall shades, special pair 89c Imported Full Fashioned Lisle Hose, special 89c PAJAMAS Silk Lounging Pajamas, one piece with bolero jacket $10.00 Nite-Jamas, printed satin ___$ 6.95 Novelty Crepe Pajamas 6.95 Lace Jackets for the Ensemble $ 6.95 Lace Trimmed Princess Gowns $6.95-$10.00 Evening Slips ! --$5.00 FIRST SHOWING NEW DOBBS HATS Dobbs’ new^est creations will be on display with all the style and Smart detail for which Dobbs’ Hats are noted. SHOES Shoes play a very important part in the new Fall Ensemble. You will find Black, Brown and Green Suede, Suede and Alligator combinations, Kid and Snake combinations in novelty pump, one strap and oxfords $3.98 to $10.00 — SCHOOL DAY NEEDS JUNIOR DRESSES Fast color percales in stripes or prints, trimmed with smocking, bloomers to match, 2 to 6 years, $1.00 6 to 14 years $1.25 Solid color broadcloth trimmed with dainty ruffles of embroidery, bloomers to match $2.39 Two piece all wool jersey suits, skirt and slip-on, 2 to 8 years $2.95—$5.00 Little brother suits, all wool jersey, 2 to 8, ....$2.95 Imported English two piece suits, sweater and shorts $3.98 We are featuring a new line of Children's Shoes, d spec ial process sole, assuring you the greatest amount of comfort and wear, the styles will appeal to the boys and girls. $1.00 to $4.50 INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT We have added many attractive new novelties to our Infants’ Department. When it comes to Baby Shoes mothers are of the same mind. They must have the best. The answer is Mrs. Days’ Ideal Baby Shoes, known the world over for their superiority in fit and quality. We feature VANTA Garments. Our Handmade dresses and creepers, sacks and caps are very individual and all made to order. C. T. PATCH DEPARTNENT STORc, SODTIERN PIKES, N. C. Moore County to Receive $11,886 From School Tax Reduction Fund Moore county will receive $11,- 886,25 from the $1,500,000 tax reduc tion fund to supplement local taxes to support the two months extended school term, over and aboye the con stitutional six months term. The to tal cost of the extended term in this county, based on the standard estab lished by the State for the six months term, will be $26,299.74, the balance of which is to be paid from local taxes. The State Board of Equilization has found that the combined valua tion of property in all the districts is $2,737,024,233 and that a 14-cent tax late is necessary to produce reve nues sufficient to operate the two months terms, with the aid of the State’s tax reduction fund. The to tal cost of the extended term, based an the standards fixed for the six months term, will be $4,415,123, of which the State is to pay $1,500,- 000, leaving $2,915,123 to be paid by local taxes. It is seen from this that the State pays slightly more than one-third of the average total cost ■)f the extended term, and in some cases it is more than half the cost. The valuation of property in this county was fixed at $10,295,374, which at the 14-cent rate, will produce $14,- 413.49 in local revenues, to which the State adds the $11,886.25 to cover the total cost of the two months extend ed term, or $26,299.74. Only two counties, Guilford and New Hanover, do not participate in the tax reduction fund, since the rate of 14 cents on their taxable values in the districts produce more revenue I than is needed to operate the extend ed term. Johnston county gets the : largest amount, $38,000, Columbus I and Union getting above $35,000 each. Giaham and Hoke get slightly more I than $2,500 each. I Local authorities are expected to extend the full measure of these re ductions to the taxpayers. The table for this county, showing allotments by districts (recently con solidated districts being shown to gether), the first column of figures giving the property valuations, the second the cost of the extended term, the third the yield in revenue at the 14-cent rate, and the fourth the amount allotted from the State tax re duction fund, is as follows: $ 1,263.44 lAMONDS that %^flect Thcj Wisdom of the Purchaser. ^^'^ether it be a ring or cx- \Sl/ quisite brooch, it is im portant that you be careful in making your selection. Our years of experience and reputa tion qualify us to assist^you in making your choice. Our as sortment is varied - moderately priced. DAWSON’S JEWELRY STORE Opposite Hotel La Fayette FAYETTEVILLE, - - N. C. MOORE COUNTY PEOPLE CONVICTED IN U. S. COURT CAREFUL GARAGE SERVICE Men who are trained to take care of your machine with skill and caution are the men employed by this Garage. In their hands you can trust your car at all times. SALES SERVICE :: H « H. A. PAGE, JR. Aberdeen, North Carolina Bradley Sweatiers Star Brand Shoes L.10W Eagle Springs — $ 433,316 $ 1,870.08 $ 606.64 *Glendon 297,462 397.10 416.44 Cameron 900,053 3,840.66 1,260.07 Eureka — 608,155 2,340.31 851.41 West End, Jackson Springs J Vineland 1,499,827 3,019.21 2,099.75 * Pinehurst W-C., Ingram Branch, Eastwood 5,694,203 6,096.01 7,971.99 *Pufcnam - 207,269 181.95 290.17 Abeideen 3,718,843 5,560.28 5,206.38 Carthage 1,765,154 6,403.70 2,471.21 * Southern Pines 5,462,531 5,741.53 7,647.54 Vass-Lakeview 1,370,026 3,265.50 1,918.03 Totals - .. $10,295,374 $26,299.75 $14,413.49 Allottment from State Tax Reduction Fund 2,580.59 1,488.90 919.46 353.90 3,932.49 1,347.47 I Several Moore county people were convicted in Federal Court held in I Rockingham last week, and their sen- I tences ranged from three months to j two years. All sentences under a year will be served in jail; offenders under thirty years of age go to the federal reformatory in Chillicothe, Ohio, and j those of more mature age%to Atlanta. A couple from near Aberdeen, Preston Lucas and a Mr. East, were found guilty of violating the Mann act. He was given two years in At lanta and she drew a two years’ sen tence to an institution in Austin, West Virginia. —ON. $11,886.25 'Does not share in State tax reduction fund and not figured in totals. Visit our showroom and learn abou~ the new low prices on Frigidaire^;.— L. V. O’Callaghan, Southern Pines. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Men’s suits, one pant....$12.50 to $20.00. Men’s suits, two pants, $15.00 to $25.00. These suits are all wool and are absolutely guaranteed to give sat isfactory service. Boy’s Suits, one pant, $3.75 to $9.00 Boy’s Suits, two pants, $5.00 to $11.00. These are new stock—no old mer chandise. 0. B. 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