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PaKe Six THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, January 5, 1934 Friends and Admirers Pay Fine Tribute to George T. Dunlap, Jr. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO ELECT OFFICERS MONDAY Dinner Tuesday in His Honor at Country Club VV'as Delight ful Occas(ion A blonde youth who came to Pine- Jvuist at the agre of one year, started playing; gvlf at seven and won his first tournament before he reached his teens "wai hailed as amateur golf champion of the United States before an assemblage of some 200 friends and admirers in the ballroom of the Pinehurst Country Club Tuesday eve ning. George T. Dunlap, jr., was guest of honor in the club where he learned the game that has carried him to the pinnacle of American amateur golf- dom. But George, jr., proud as he may have been of the honor bestowed up- him, was not the proudest man there. But a few feet away from the nation- .al champion at the speakers’ table sat «n older gentleman fuunbling a miniature putter. A smile of pardon able pride wreathed his face as speak er after speaker paid high compliment to the tow-headed youngster who’s been batting balls around the Pine hurst coutses some two decades. Yes, Daddy Dunlap was there—and with him the diminutive club he purchased for his boy in a New York department store when Junior was barely emerg ing from his cradle. It was a nice party, this banquet to Pinehurst’s returning hero. Since winnins; the national championship at the Kenwood Country Club in Cin cinnati, Ohio, last Septenil'or his friends in the Sandhills have been planning some sort of a gathering in fiis honor. When recently young George moved dowTi to Pinehurst for tho winter the idea took definite form. And it culminated in a lousing wel come Tuesday night. At Speaker's Table At the speakers’ table were the George T. Dunlaps, sr. and jr., liCon- aid Tufts, Elvin N. Edwards, district attorney of Nassau county. New Vork; William C. Fownes, jr., former U. S. amateur golf champion; 0. B. Keeler of the Atlanta Journal, Atlan ta, Ga.; Donald J. Ross and Richard S. Tufts. Richar(j Tufts, after calling tor a song written for the occasion, ’^Champion George,” introduced Mr. Keelei", familii‘'ly known as “Bobby Jones’ Boswell,” as toastmaster. In liis introductory remarks Mr. Tufts spoke of the preeminence of golf at Pinehurst, of the influence of Donald Ross on the development of the game here and throughout the country, and of tl.'! effect both these points had had »n treating the game which last Sep tember won the national amateur crown in Cincinnati. Mr. Keeler introduced District At- t)mey Edwards who thrilled his lis- ;nei-s with tales of criminal cases which had come under his jurisdiction, particularly the case of “Boston Billy” nind his conquest of the millionaire golfers of Florida with whom he used to battle on the links by day and de prive of their jewelry and wealth at night. “Beware of the golfer who plays the 70s, particularly if you are a millionaire,” was Mr. Edward’s ad vice to the crowd. ‘If you’re the oth er kind of a golfer, my kind, you have «othing to fear. In all my experience as district attoi’ney I have never seen a dub golfer ‘.ient up,’ ” he said. Donald Ross gave the recipe for the success of golf in Pinehurst. “Build courses for 90 per cent of the golfers, not for 10 per cent,” he said. “Too many courses are bulit for the small minority that .?hoot in the seventies and low eighties. i\Ve try to make our counses as pleasant as possible for all to play on ami enjoy.” William C. Fownes, jr., was intro duced by Mr. Keeler as having done more for the pre.sent game of golf than any other president of the United States Golf A.ssociation. Mr. Fownes was president of the national body for several years and was national champion in 1910. He told of George Dunlap’s victory in the National In- tercollegiates in I'J30 and hia march of progress in the game since then. Mr. Dunlap, sr., told something of his son’s start in golf, and what a close call it was that George, jr., wasn't a left-handed dub today in stead of national champion. It seems that when that first piitter was turn er over to the lad he insisted upon s ■ inging it from the port instead of the star board. To correct this Mr. Dun- Appalling- Toll Recklessness and Drunken Driving in State Must Stop, Says Governor The annual meeting of the South ern Pines Library Association for the election of officers, will be held at the library next Monday, January 8th at 5 p. ni. All members and friends of the library are urged to attend as matters of vital importance to the life of the library will be discu.ssed. Governor Ehringhaus has issued a statement on automobile accidents in North Carolina, as follows; “The constantly mounting toll of I recklessness in the use of our high- I ways is appalling; 105 killed, 527 in- j jured, 40 of the killed and 75 of the I injured being pedestrians, is the rec- I ord for November in our state. Such I charge equals that of war and j amounts to a public scandal and dis- ' grace. Our highways intended as a i means of convenience and pleasure to ! our citizens, are becoming a menace. I “Recklessness and drunken driving j must be stopped. 1 am directing our ! Highway Patrol to begin at once a I most vigorous campaign against such I drivers in our state and I am calling ! upon all law enforcement officers to ! coojHirate fully ar/1 effectively on I this enterprise. At the same titne I j beg the cooperation and sympathetic : assistance of our law abiding citizens [ in clearing the highways of danger- lous drivers. The lives of innocent me,n ' women and little children must not be j endangered I>y the reckless indil*'er- : ence of a relatively few who abuse ; the privilege the State provides them. I Let us see what a month of real ef- I fort can do tcward checking this bloody tide.” LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NORTH CAROLINA, MOORE COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS CLAIM ING ANY INTEREST IN THE SUB- JECT MATTER OF THIS ACTION. TOWN OF SOUTHERN PINES, Plaintiff Deed Book 10, at page 600. And all of whom will further take notice that they are required to ap pear before the Clerk of the Super ior Court at his office in the Court House in Carthage, Moore County, and present and defend their respec- I tive claims within six months from , date hereof, or be forever barred 1 from any and ail interest therein or | claims in or to the proceeds from' a i sale thereof. I Dated this 4th day of December, i 1933. I JOHN WILLCOX, I D22J12 Clerk of the Superior Court. ' L. Johnson, Jr., C. E.,” and filed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore County North Carolina. This 13th day of November, 1933. VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. Per Johnson & Johnson, D22.J 13. Attys. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS’ SALE NORTH CAROLINA, MOORE COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT I J. L. ButliT and wife, I Butler, and all other persons claim- ] vs. ^ ing any interest in the lands here- j Joseph Franklin Finley ‘ inaftcr described. Defendants. i I The above named defendants, and all other persons claiming any inters I est in the subject matter thereof, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Su- I perior Court of Moore County, North Carolina, to foreclose a certain tax! Carolina, to foreclose a certain tax I Under and by virtue of and in com- I pliance with an Order of the Superior • Court of Moore County, North Caro- j lina, in an action pending therein en- I titled; Virginia Trust Company vs, j Pinehurst Garage Company, Inc., F. D. Shamburger; H. A. Page, Jr.; Page Trust Company, Trustee; L. L. Biddle, II; Verner Z. Reed, Jr.; Reed-Hurd- Biddle Corporation; and The Oaks Club, Inc., the undersigned Commis sioners will, on Monday, January 8, 1934, at the Hour of twelve o’clock Noon, at the Court House in Carthage, Moore County, North Carolina, offer for sele and sell at public auction, to \ the highest bidder for cash, a certain and wife, j piece, parcel, tract or lot of land, with Finley, Defendants. | building thereon situate, described as follows, to-wit: Being Lot 610 of the Village of Pii ehurst, Moore County, North Car olina, as shown on the Map of Pine- hurst, N. C., filed in the ofhce of the NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS CLAIM ING ANY INTEREST IN THE SUB JECT MATTER OF THIS ACTION TOWN OF SOUTHERN PINES. Plaintiff The above named defendants, and all other persons claiming any inter est in the subject matter thereof, will take notice that an action entitled as , above has been commenced in the Su- i Register of Deeds of Moore County, perior Court of Moore County, North North Carolina, and being one of the I sales certificate and lien for taxes N^l^® certificate and lien for taxes ' held by The Town of Southern Pines held by The Town of Southern Pines for the year 1030 mentioned in the the year 1930 mentioned in the Complaint against those certain lots 1 Complamt agamst those certain lots of land, lying and being in McNeills | "f land, lying and hemg in McNeills Township, Moore County. Southern tMoore County, Southern Pines, North Carolina and more par-! North Carolina and more par ticularly described as follows: Being l ots 19 and 20 in Block Q. ticularly described as follows: Being lots 1, 2 and 3 in Block B and 1, as shown on a Map of the Town of N. C.” and recorded in the office of | Pines, N. C.,” and recorded in the the Register of Deeds of Moore Coun- Moore County in Deed Book 10, at two lots conveyed unto H. A. Page, Jr., by deed of William W. Buckley, surviving executor of the last Will: and Testament of the said Frederick Bruce, said deed being dated the 28th i day of May, 1929; and being also the i( entical land conveyed to Frank D. | Shamburger by deed of H. A. Page,! Jr., and wife, Gertrude W. Page, dat-, ed June 12, 1929, and recorded in the map entitled “A ' and 10, as shown on a map entitled | the Register of Deeds of' Southern Pines,- “A Map of the Town of Southern ^*^ore County, North Carolina, in | in thp nf t Pinps V C ** nn/1 rnf*nrHt»H in thp I 103 at ol2. lap bought the lx>y a right-handed wooden club. H<? couldn’t hit the ball left-handed with that, so the day was saved. No left handed golfer has cv- I :'r attained an important champion- I ship. Mr. Keeler glowing'y described the i guest of honor's brilliant golf game i .n his introduction of Cier.rge. jr. .Calling him “the blonde D’Artagnan I of Golf,” he ranked him with his own beloved Bobby Jones and predicted hat George was going a long way yet. !Iis 68 in the final round at Cincin nati has been equalled in the amateur finals only by the great Bobby, he said, “and I’m not so sure but that George’s round was over a stiffer -ourse than Bobby’s. He said the p'ame I liad no better putter today than Dun- ' lap, and at^cribcd much of the success of his accuracy to his daddy, “whose 150-yard drives were alwaj’s straight down the course.’’ The national champion, with becom ing dignity expressed his appreciation to those who had arranged the dinner in his honor, and thanked all for their kindly expressions and sentiments. Mr. Keeler paid high tribute to Pinehur.st as "the greatest golfing v-enter in the world, the greatest re sort in the woild,*’ in introducing the inal speaker, I^eonard Tufts. Mr. Tufts spoke briefly in behalf of his uwn pet course at Pinehurst, the No. I course. ‘'Someone,” he said, “play ed the No. 2 course in the morning, the No. 1 in the afternoon, the other lay, and told Donald Ross the No. 1 course was like comic opeia after the grand opera of No. 2. I consider this ■ ibelous,” he said, “especially as I have been fightinig to keep the No. 1 :ourse from being changed for years. It’s the one course I have had any thing to do with.” Moving pictures of the champion ship won by Dunlap in September were shown after the completion of he toast list. During the splendid din ner served by C. L. Lyman, steward of the Country Club, Charlie Picquet '.ed singing to the accompaniment of Howard Lanin’s orchestra. The at tractive menu cards were featured by hotographs of the champion taken in December, 1920, when he won his lirst Pinehurst tournament, the Jun ior Boys’ event, one when he won the Mid-winter tournament here in !933 and one taken holding the Have- meyer Trophy, emblematic of the na tional amateur championship. In his se to the rutional title George Dun- 'f'p WOP 16 tournaments on Pinehurst curses, and was the medalist in 14 events. The dinner was attended by large ■imbers of cottage residents of both . inehurst and Southern Pines, by any guests in the hotels and many the permanent residents of the suction. ty in Deed Book 10, at page GOO. And all of whom will further take notice that, they are required to aj)- pear before the Clerk of the Super office of the Register of Deeds of page 600. And notice page Being the lands conveyed to Pine-1 hurst Garage Company, incorporated.' by deed of F. 1). Shamburger and wife,' ior Court at his office in the Court j p^a,. before the Clerk of the Super . House m Carthage.’Woore County, j j,,,- Court at his office in the Court! House in Carthage, Moore County, all of whom will further take 4.U i. *u • 1 i. I li'30. The above property beiner that they are required to ap-! ^ ^ ^ and present and defend their respec tive claims within six months fromjp^d present and defend their respec- riute hereof, or be forever barred fjyj, claims within six months from from any and all interest therein or I .i^te hereof, or be forever barred claims in or to the jiroceedi from a sale thereof. Dated this 20th ilav of .April, 1933. .lOHX ^VI1.I.C0\^ D2_M12 Clerk of the Suih'Ikm’ Court. NORTH CAROLINA. MOORI-: COCNTY. IN THK sri’KKIOR COI RT I’rom any and all interest theri'in or c'aims in or to the proceeds I'l’om a sale thereof. Dated this 2(ith dav of April. 1933. JOHN Wll.LCOX. U22.M2 Clerk of the Superior Court. |.NORTH CAkOI.INA, MOORK coi:nty. IN THK Sl’PERIOR < (»l RT : now known as The Oaks Club. The title to the above described real estate is made subject to the res-1 er\ations, conditions and restrictions > in the deed conveying the above prop-j erty from Leorard Tufts and wife to Frederick Bruce. j Phis 23rd day of November, 1933.' R. E. DE.NXY and FRANK W. McCLUER, JR., j D1 ")-22-29.T5 Commissioners.' KXPX'UTRIX NOTICE ' Havinjr iiiialified as Executrix of the e.'tate of Frederic F. Travis. ' c eceased. the undersigned hereby noti fies all person,^ having claims against NOTICE TO .\LL PERSONS CLAIM-■ AI.L PERSONS said fstate to present them duly au- IN(; ANY INTEREST IN THE Sl'B- INTEREST IN THE SUB- ' thenticated within twelve months JECT MATTER OF THIS ACTION. MATTER OF THIS TOWN OF SOUTHERN I INKS, Plaintiff vs. N. S. Hurd and wife Hurd. Charlie Picquet and Juanita Picquet, Defendants. TOWN OF SOUTHERN PINES, Plaintiff W. A. Marsh and wife, wife,' r>efeTidants. A('T10N.! from this date or this notice will be pleaded in bar of payment. .\11 per sons indebted to said estate are re- questefl to make immediate payment. Th's fh<' 1'ith dav of Dec. 1933. KFFIE SINCLAIR TRAVIS, 1^1-’J If' Executrix. Marsh, NOTICE The above named defendants, and I The above named defendants, and ^11 other person.s claiming any inter-, all other persons claiming any inter-. in the subject matter thereof, will, e.st in the subject matter thereof, will; take notice that an action entitled as Pursuant to an order made by the !take notice that an action entitled as'above has been commenced in the Su- Board of County Commissioners of I above has been commenced in the Su-! Perior Court of Moore County, North | Moore County, on Monday, the 11th I perior Court of Moore County, North: f'arolina, to foreclo.se a certain tax | of December, 1933, in the matter of i Carolina, to foreclose a certain tax \ sales certificate and lien for taxes | "Creation of Sanitary Districts in i I sales certificate and lien for taxes ^leld by The Tovn of Southern Pines Moore Countv.” notice is hereby giv-1 held by The Town of Southern Pines fo'' the year 1930 mentioned in the, en that a public hearing will be had 'for the year 1930 mentioned in the against those certain lot.s j before the Moore County .Board of. Complaint against those certain lots, land, lying and being in McNeills | Commissioners at their office in the ('f land, lying and being in Me .Neills I Township, Moore County, Southern , Courthouse, Carthage, Moore County, County, Southern ' North Carolina and m Township. Moore County, Southern ' I’ines, North Carolina and more rar- I Pines, North Carolina and more par-: ticularly described as follows; tiriilarly described as follows: Being Lot No. 5 in Block J and 7, Being Lot No. 23 and all and part as shown on a map entitled “A Map I square Block K. & 4, 21 1-2 feet of the Town of Southern Pines, N. Block K. & -1 and Lot No. 24 in Block K. & 4, 7 ft. of 1, 2. 3 as shown on C,,” and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore Coun- niap entitled “A Map of the Town ; ty in Deed Book 10, at page 600. of Southern Pines N. C.,” and re-j And all of whom will further take corded in the office of the Register of; notice that they are required to ap- Deeds of Moore County in Deed Book j 10, at page 600. And all of whom will further take \ notice that they are required to ap- ' pear before the Clerk of the Super- i ior Court at his office in the Court I House in Carthage, Moore County, land present and defend their respec- 'tive claims within six months from i date hereof, or be forever barred I trom any and all interest therein or I claims in or to the proceeJ.s from a sale thereof. pear before the Clerk of the Super ior Court at his office in the Court House in Carthage, Moore County, tive claims within six monthsoooosvr North Carolina, at two o’clock P. M. on Monday, January 15th, 1934, when snd where all persons desiring to be beard opposing or favoring the crea tion of a sanitary district in said county as herein described will be' heard. | A petition in due form signed by 1 more than two-thirds (2-3) of the: resident freeholders within the pro- \ po.sed sanitary district hereinafter de scribed was duly filed with the Board , of County Commissioners of Moore' County on Monday, December 11th,! tive claims within six months from , 1933, to create a sanitary district as date hereof, or -be forever barred I hereinafter described for the promo from any and all interest therein oi claims in or to the proceed.? f 'om a sale thereof. Dated this 20th day of April, 1933. JOHN WILLCOX, I)22J12 Clerk of the Superior Court. tion of public health and general san itary conditions in said di.strict and to issue certificates and bonds of in debtedness against said district, and cause taxes to be levied and collected upon all taxable property within the district, to meet proper obligations of Dated this 18th day of December, | NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE i said di.strict, and to acquire real Ri-iTTr-r^v 1 I personal property, and rights of way no.)no ^1 1 i 1 A Under and by virtue of the power the name of the district necessary U22J12 Clerk of the Superior Court. ' f i,ale contained in a certain deed i or convenient for the continuation and — .1 of trust executed by R. X. Olmsted | *^®>’'tainance of the works of the dis trict, and to employ such employees, counsel and such other persons as may be necessary to carry into effect any projects undertaken, and to fix a compensation therefor, and to enter into an agreement with the owners of existing water supplies and sewer age systems, or other such utilities NORTH CAROLINA, MOORE COUNTY. and wife, Kathrj'n F'. Olmsted, and C. L. Austin and wife, Minnie Aus tin, to Virginia Trust Company, Trus tee, under date of May 1, 1929 which deed of trust is recorded in the of- US: % IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ING ANY INTEREST IN THE SUB JECT MATTER OF THIS ACTION U.^e The Pilot “Want Ads” to sell 'he little odds and ends. Stop at No. 1 Tavern On Highway No. 1 Just South of Southern Pines. HOT LUNCHES BAR-B-Q COLD DRINKS SANDWICHES ESSO STATION OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT “Service with a Smile” TOWN OF S0UTHF:RN PINES. Plaintiff vs. James T. Saunders and wife, Otelia Suunders, Defendants. Book 52 at page 241, to which record , reference is hereby made, default hav- niay be deemed proper and to for- ! ing been made in the payment of the j >^’ulate rules and regulations for prop- I indebtedness secured by the deed of I functioning of the works of .®aid : trust, and the power of sale therein i district, and to do all other acts and ' contained having become operative—* authorized by Chapter 118 of and the holder of the notes thereby j Consolidated Statutes of North secured having requested ind de- i Carolina, and Amendments thereto. j manded the undersigned trustee to j . territory to which the petition The above named defendants, and i foreclose the said deed of trust, and J'**'" this cause relates and which all other person.^! claiming any inter-! "ffer the real estate therein descrited requested to be embnycd in said ^st in the subject matter thereof, will i sale, in order to satisfy the in- j'af^'tary district is described as fol- ake notice that an action entitled as debtedness due, as in said deed of trust hove has been commenced in the Su nerior Court of Moore County, North 'Carolina, to foreclose a certain tax 'iales certificate and lien for taxes held by The Town of Southern Pines "'•r the year 1930 mentioned in the Complaint against those certain lots f land, lying and being In McNeills Township, Moore County, Southern ’’ines. North Carolina and more par- ifularly described as follows: Being Lots 12, 13, in Block S. & 13, '• lots Pageland in Block K. & 5 as *’own on a ,piap entitled “A Map of *^0 Town of Southern Pines, N. C.,” ’nd recorded in the office of the Reg- prescribed, Now, therefore, pursuant to said demand and request, and because of said default in the payment as afore said, the undersigned trustee will sell for cash, at auction, at the main en trance of the Court House in the Town of Carthage, North Carolina, at the hour of Noon, on the 15th day of January, 1934, the follow-ing describ ed real estate: Lot No. 505, with the two, story frame, slate roof, dwelling and ga rage thereon located, as shown on a map entitled “Knollwood Htnjrhts, a division of Knollwood, Incorporated, ister of Deeds of Moore County in Moore County, North Carolina, by W. T-vin<r ar>d beimr in Moore County, North Carolina, McNeill Township, de scribe^ as follows, to-wit: BfifTirning at the center of the State Highway bridge across Mc- Deed’s Creek, on the location of rhei />ld Yadkin Road crossing; the north erly corner of the corporate limits of' the Town of Southern Pines, N. C.; running thence in a southeasterlly direction, approximately with the said old Yadkin Road, and with the corporate limits of Southern Pines, approximately 2,,’iOO feet to a corner of it in or .near the said Yadkin Road; thence as the corporate limits nforesaid, in a southerly direction,' approximately 3050 feet to its corner near the line of Clark Street of Manley (extended) thence as th« northwesterly line of said Clark Street (extended) in a northeasterly direction to a corner of the property of Knollwood, Incorporated; thenoe as its line in a northwesterly direc tion, approximately 550 feet to its corner; thence as another of its lines, in a northeasterly direction, 600 feet to its corner; thence as another of its lines, in a southeasterly direction, 290 feet to its comer; thence as it, i« a northeasterly direction, 560 feet t® its corner; thence as it, north westerly, 85 feet to its corner; thence as it northeasterly, 400 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 150 feet to its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, 100 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 250 feet to its corner; thence as it, nortfc- lasterly, 200 feeet to its corner; thence as it northwesterly, 200 feet to its corner; thence as it north easterly, 100 feet to its corner; thence as it southeasterly, 200 feet t* its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, 550 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 175 feet to its comer; thence as it, northeasterly, 200 feet to its corner; thence as it, south easterly, 175 feet to its corner in the we.jterly line of the right-of-way ot the Seaboard Air Line Railway; thence as it and with the line o£ Knollwood, Incorporated, northeast erly, 420 feet to its corner; thence as it, northwesterly, 547 feet to its cor ner; thence with it, northwesterly, 1221 feet to its corner; thence as it, northwesterly, 2269 feet to its corner; thence as it, southwesterly, 1512 feet to its corner; thence as it, north easterly, 700 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 1010 fee% to its corner; thence as it, north easterly, 118.3 feet to its comer; thence as it, southeasterly, 198 feet to its corner; thence as it, north- nsterly, 821 feet to its corner; thenc® as it, northerly, 662 feet to its corner in a small branch of the aforesaH McDeed’s Creek; thence down the channel of said branch, and with the line of Knollwood, Incorporated, aa undertermined distance, to the chan nel of the said McDeed’s Creek; thence with its channel, and with the line of Knollwood, Incorporated in a northeasterly direction, an undeter mined distance, to a corner of the aforesaid Knollwood, Incorporated property, by the channel of said Creek; thence as a line of the afore said Knollwood, Incorporated proper ty, northwesterly, 1328 feet to its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, 1469 feet to its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, 1469 feet to its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, 205 feet to its corner; thence as it, north easterly, 584 feet to its corner; thence as it. northwesterly, 1289 feet to its corner; thence as it, southerly, 1942 feet to its corner; thence as it, west erly, 1619 feet to its corner; thence as it, southerly, 2542 feet to its corner; thence as it, northwesterly, 1877 feet to its corner; thence as it, westerly, 1721 feet to its corner; thence as it, northerly, 65 feet to its corner; thence as it, westerly, 165# feet to its corner; thence as it, northerly, 1729 feet to its corner, ani a corner of the Southern Pines water supply tract; thence as their line, southwesterly, 902 feet to their corner; thence as the line of Knoll wood, Incorporated, southerly, 1951 feet to its corner; thence as it, easter ly, 578 feet to its corner on the westerly side of the Southern Pinea- Carthage County Road; thence as it and with the line of Knollwood, Incorporated, southerly 1300 feet te its ci>rner; thence with it and said road, southwesterly, 612 feet to its corner; thence with it and said Road, southwesterly, 536 feet to its corner in the westerly edge of said Road; it being at this point also the Old Pee Dee Road; thence rs south westerly, crossing Osborne Tioad, ap proximately 2200 feet to the inter section of said Pee Dee Road with the State Highway from Pinehurst to Southern Pines (Midland Road) thence as its northerly line, approxi mately 780 feet to its intersection with the easterly line of Crest Road; thence as it, in a southwesterly di rection, approximately 310 feet, crossing said Midland Road to the common corner of Lots No. 305 and 306; thence as their line, southeast erly, approximately 200 feet to their corner in the line of Lot No. 307; thence as it, southwesterly, approxi mately 50 feet to its corner, also the corner of the property of Midpinea Country Club; thence as it, southerly, approximately 410 feet to its corner; thence as it, southwesterly, 604 feet to its comer; thence as it, westerly, 850 feet to its corner; thence as it, southerly, 211 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 472 feet to the common corner of Lots No. 142 and 143; thence as their line, ■southwesterly, approximately 3 19 feet to their corner in the line of Fairway Road; thence as it, south easterly, 383 feet to the common corner.of Lots No. 146 and 147; thence as their line, northeasterly, approximately 207 feet to the afore said line of Midpines Country Club property; thence as it, southeasterly, 91 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 510 feet to its corner; thence as it, southeasterly, 235 feet to its corner; thence as it north easterly, 158 feet to its comer; thence as it, southeasterly, 176 feet to the line of the said Fairway Road; thence continuing southeasterly, approxi mately 200 feet to the northwesterly line of Carlisle Street; thence as it, southwesterly, approximately 870 feet to the line of the corporate limits of the Town of Southern Pines; thence as it, southeasterly, approximately 1830 feet to its corner; thence as it, northeasterly, approximately 15 0 feet to its corner; thence as it, south easterly, approximately 550 feet to its corner in the center of the channel of the p.foresaid McDeed’s Creek; thence as it and with the said channel, northeasterly, approximately 4500 feet to the first station It is not in tended that the above uescription shall include any part of the incorporated area of the town of Southern Pipe*. This December 11th, 1933. W. H. CURRIE, Chairman Moore County Board D22J12 of Commisaionen.