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Fafi;e Four THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, July 27, 1934. How School Bond Issue and Debt Equalization Will Affect Districts (Continued from page 1) necessary to retire it on the county wide plan is $16,993.18 or $11,627.10 more than on the district plan. Cameron The outstanding Indebtedness of the Cameron District maturing after June 30, 1934 is $42,000. The valuation for 1933 was $576,003 or 2 8662 per cent of the county total. The total require ments necessary to retire this indebt- ness on the district plan is $67,515 or, on the county wide plan, $27,304.55, or 140,210.45 less on the county wide plan. Vass-Lakeview The outstanding Indebtedness of the Vass-Lakeview district maturing af ter June 30, 1934 is $43,100. The prop erty valuation in 1933 is $846,000. Or 4.2098 per cent of the total coun-1 , ty. The total tax requirements nec-1 The Week in Southern Pines George Abraham returned Monday. or Moore will return Friday from to his home after several weeks spent * a ten day visit in Kinston. SOUTHERN PINES Baptist Church Corner Conn. Ave. and Page St. South(‘m Plne8 Baptist Church 11:00 a. m. Inspiration,” Rev J. Fred Stimson, pastor The Church of Wide Fellowship The last morning woiship service before September will be held this Sunday at eleven a. m. Mr. Chatterton will deliver the sermon. Vesper Ser vices, in the garden, will be held at 7 ;00 p. m. and will be continued through August. PINEHURST Community Church The Rev. A. J. McKelway, pastor. essary to retire this old indebtedness: morning at 11 o’clock in the church is $68,672. There is no proposed in- on E. New Hampshire avenue debtedness. The total tax require ments necessary to retire this indebt- ness on the district plan is $68,672, or on the county wide plan $40,104.21, or $28,567.19 less on the county wide plan. Carthage The outstanding district indebted ness of Carthage District maturing after June 30, 1934 is $72,875. The 1933 valuation is $1,204,195 or 5.9922 per cent of the county total. The to tal tax requirements necessary to re tire this old debt is $107,927.48. The i proposed infleVtedness for new build-1 ing and rooms is $34,550 The total | tax requirements necessary to retire I the old debt plus the proposed indebt- Second Sunday ness on the district plan is $149,104.45. The total tax requirements necessary in Maine. He was accompanied by his ; daughter, Mrs. Clarence Peck, ,and grandson, David Peck, of Binghamp- ton, N. Y., who will spend a week j here. j Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lee of Pinehurst j announce the birth of a daughter, Sources'of Personal Mr. Lee is employed at the A. & P. Store in Southern Pines. Miss Nilda Frances Wheeler is studying at The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Nead Morris and Mrs. Clif ton Currin of Raleigh were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thrower Sun day and Monday. Jackson Boyd and son, Jackie, are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd, after which they will return to Hot Springs, Va., tor the summer. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Phillips and family left Sunday to spend a week with relatives in Winston-Salem. Joan Silver has returned from a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ja"k Coursey in Fayette ville. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Haggles and children of Raleigh are spending sev eral days as guests of Mr. an<5 Mrs. A. S. Ruggles. Mp. and Mrs. R. F. Potts have mov ed into their home on Indiana Ave nue, after occupying an apartment in the Woodall house for some time. Vernon Brindell left Tuesday night for Jacksonville, Fla. Nancy Ray Currie of Jackson Springs is visiting her cousin, Louise Blue at her home here. Miss Lenora Riggan left Wednes- Cliristlaii Science service is held every Sunday ABERDEEN Bethesda Presbyterian In the absence of the Rev. E. L. Barber the Men-of-the-Church will have the program at the Sunday morning services, July 29th. Page Memorial, M. E Walter C. BaU, Minister First Sunday—Preaching 7:45 P. Preaching 11 a. m. Third Sunday—Preaching 7:45 p. m. Fourth Sunday—Preaching 11 a. j day morning for Baltimore, where I she will join Miss Emilie Mae Wil- to retire the old plus the proposed j '^•^5 P- “• indebtedness on the county wide plan Sunday School every Sunday at | son before going to Chicago to visit is $57,084.05, or $92,020.40 less than; 10=00 o’clock. Special classes for all the Worlds Fair. They will be met on the district plan. tf ^ ■ ' .Aberdeen The outstanding district indebted ness of the Aberdeen district matur ing after June 30, 1934 is $84,000. The 1933 property valuation is $2,- 461,777 or 12.2475 per cent of the county total. The total tax require ments necessary to retire this old in debtedness is $119,595. The proposed indebtedness for new buildings is $36,050. The total tax requirements ages. in Chicago by Miss Dorothy Pottle. Mrs. Herbert Cameron and Mrs. Frank Buchan returned Tuesday night from a visit of two weeks in Fannets- NIAGAS.4 ^ Services will be held, as usual, in Union Church Sunday afternoon at j burg, Pa. 3:00 o'clock. This is Mr. Chatterton’s Mrs. James Faircloth of Raleigh last Sunday nere this summer. It is ; was the week-fend guest of Mr. and hoped that there will be a good at- j Mrs. John Ruggles. tendance. j Mrs. Carl Thompson is improving Commencement exercises with a , from an illness that has kept her closing program of the Daily Vaca- j confined to her home for some time. Mrs. D. T. Reed and son David, are expected to arrive Friday to vis it Mrs. Read's mother, Mrs. W. A. Moore Margaret Montesanti is improving nicely from an operation for appen dicitis which she underwent Satur day at the Moore County Hospital. Miss Verna Butler of Hoffman spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Cashion. Mrs. Margaret Ketchum has arriv ed from Martinsville, Va., to spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Miss Esther McDaniels left Mon* day to visit relatives in Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler, Ralph Chandler, Jr., and Robert Dorn motored to Charlotte and Dav idson Sunday. Mrs. Boles and Miss Isabelle Mitch ell have returned to their home in Southern Pines after a month’s va cation in Connecticut. ( Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hayes and family spent the week-end in Salis bury visiting relatives. Miss Mary Judd Welch returned Wednesday from Wadesboro where she visited friends for a week, i j Miss Abbie Jones has gone to Marne | to spend a five weelw' vacation. | Miss Sarah Tillman of Wadesboro | is spending a week as guest of Miss Mary Welch. Mrs. Jesse Frink returned Monday from a visit to Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Ives have closcd their < home on the Morganton Road leav- ^ ing the Pines on W’ednesday tor ' Chicago, and later for Canada. They will return in October. | Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Everest with the children left on Sunday for the ^ j World’s* Fair, Chicago. j Philip Pelton is back from a voyage | to South America and other Central ! American places. He will spend a; month or more vacation with his par- ( ents Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pelton H. H. H. H. H. H. fflGHLAND HARDWARE HOUSE JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD FRUIT JARS BOTH MASON AND EASY SEAL r»RICES IN LINE WITH CARLOAD PRICES H. H. H. H. H. H. tion Church School will be held in necessary to retire the old plus the ^^® Wednesday evening, Au- proposed indebtedness on the district' a*-® plan (if the district plan of repay ing proposed indebtedness were possi ble) is $162,602.17. The total tax re I gust invited. as above stated, on the county wide ^u'i;emertr7eceVsarV‘''to''7etir the Pl^n is $24,557.13, or $18,348.27 less f Kenneth Weatherspoon of Mrs. J. S. Milliken and Louise Mil liken have returned to their home after visiting Mrs. Milliken’s parents. Judge and Mrs. J. S. Manning in Ral eigh for two weeks. Mrs. J. S. Weatherspoon and old plus the proposed indebtedness on the county wide plan is $116,674.50 or $45,927.61 less than on the district plan. West End than on the district plan. Raleigh spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W'. B. Weatherspoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthum Olmsted ot Camden. S. C., were week-end visi- Eagle Springs The outstanding district indebted ness of the Eag^e Springs district ma turmg after June 30, 1934 is $2,250 | Claude Haefer. Upon The outstanding district indebted- and the total property valuation in j return to Camden they were ness of the West End District matur- ^ 1933 is $263,818 or 1.3128 per cent of accompanied by Mrs Haefer ing after June 30, 1934 is $23,911.! the county valuation. The total tax; ^nd Mrs. W'. J. Thompson of The property valuation is $715,633 or , requirements necessary to retire this spent the week-end here with 3.5610 per cent of the county valua- old indebtedness is $2,655. The pro- j q Thompson tion. The total tax requirements nec- j posed indebtedness for new- building is | g q vVgijgter spent the week-end Bssary to retire the old indebtedness $34,000. The total tax requirements | Webster in Raleigh, is $28,938.33. The proposed indebted-' necessary to rttire the old indebted-1 q Shugart and daughter ness for new rooms is $13,200. The | ness plus the proposed indebtedne.s^ ‘ returned to Winston-Sa- total tax requirements necessary to on the district plan (if district plan j spending some time at the retire the old plus the proposed in- j of repaying proposed indebtedness ; phiuips. debterness on the district plan (if. were possible) is $42,850.51. The to-i ^ m Daniels Mrs. Robert district plan of repaying proposed tal tax requirements necessary to re- i Montgomery, and Mrs. E. W’. Bush indebtedness were possible) is $45,-j tire the old plus the proposed Friday from a trip to Mas- 042.33. The total tax requirements debtedness on the county wide plan sachu.set^s and New York necessary to retire the old plus the : is S12,.506.25 or $30,344.26 less than ' j^jj.g Bush left Saturday for proposed indebtedness on the county | on the district plan. : Hendersonville where she will join wide plan is $33,923.48 or $11,118.85 Xon-Existing Special Tax Dr. Bash for the remainder of the District .Area summer. The nonexisting special district Mr. and Mrs. Lyde Daniels and area of the county had a 'property; daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Spruill of valuation of $3,822,581 in 1933 or | New Bern were guests of Dr. L. M. after June 30, 1934 is S2.250. The . 19 0214 per cent of the county total Daniels for a few days last week, property valuation is $420,575 or ; valuation. The proposed indebtedness | Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Stockard and 2.0928 per cent of the county total. | this area is $68,000. The total tax Mr. and Mrs. V. C Stockard and The cax requirements necessary to requirements necessary to retire this , children are visiting Mr and Mrs. C. retire the old indebtedness is $2,665. j proposed indebtedness on the district g Routh for a few days. The proposed indebtedness is $34,000 is $80,391.02. The total tax re- j Zenia Ruth Fords of Orekoke is for a new building. The total tax re-! Quirements necessary to retire it on j visiting Mr and Mrs. Burgess. less than on the district plan. Eureka The outstanding district indebted ness of the Eureka district maturing quirements necessary to retire the county wide plan is $181,205.34, or old plus the proposed indebtedness on j $100,814.32 more than on the clis- the district plan (if district plan of trict plan, repaying indebtedness were possible) is $42,850.51. The total tax require ments necessary to retire the old plus the proposed indebtedness on the county wide plan is $19,936.83 or $22,913.68 less than on the district plan. „ , Summary The outstanding school indebtedness of Moore County and all its districts maturing after June 30, 1934 is $443,- 325, and the 1933 county valuation $20,096,146. The total tax require ments necessary to retire this past indebtedness, including both princi- / S . S?. !*► ' Hemp ,A.ccording to a statement recently j pal and interest, is $610,259.28. The furnished by our county auditor, Mr. proposed indebtedness for new school John C. Muse, the outstanding dis-1 buildings is $287,500 less the $65,500 trict indebtedness of the Hemp dis- grant of the federal government, or trict maturing after June 30, 1934 is j $232,000 in principal to be repaid. The $21,000, and its property valuation for total tax requirements necessary to the year 1933, $518,029. The valif- tion is 2.5778 per cent of the county’s $20,006,146. The total tax require ments necessary to retire the old debt is $26,801.30. The proposed indebted ness for new rooms is $13,200. The total tax requirements neces sary to retire the old indebtedness plus the new or proposed indebtedness on the district plan (if district plan of repaying proposed indebtedness were retire the old pius the proposed school indebtedness of the county and its districts either on the district plan or the county wide plan is $952,639.28. ,.(fl6 FOR MER CHEF DIES Jack Brookins, who was for many years the chef at Jack’s Grill, died suddenly in Boston last Wednesday, possible) is $42,905.30. The total tax, He was found dead in bed in the requirements necessary to retire the j morning. Mr. Brookins left here last •Id plus the proposed indebtedness, March. Mrs. E. M. Pettes, Miss Cora Leg gett and Mrs. Howard Carpenter drove to Duke University Saturday, and were accorr.panied home by their friend. Miss Greeman of Auburndale, Florida, who was their guest until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chilton of Florida are in Southern Pines lor the peach season. Mr. Chilton is manager of the Watch Hill orchard of Wey-' mouth Estate. Warren Olmsted returned from Bradford, Pa., Saturday and after a day oif two here left for Chapel Hill where he has entered the second term of summer school. Alden Bowers has returned to Southern Pines from Washington where he has been working during the last several months. Frances and Jean Council are spending this week in Fayetteville visiting their aunt, Mrs. H. L. Mac intosh. Mrs. C. G. Council and daughter Frances returned last Sunday after spending the week in Raleigh as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bar ringer. Mrs. W. A. Moore and Miss Ellean. VISITS IN VASS INCREASING PATRONAGE IS OUR REWARD FOR REUABLE SERVICE LET US NUMBER YOU .\MONG OUR PATRONS Laundry does it h^t THE FAMILY LAUNDRY, INC. Tel^hone 6101 Southern Pines Mr. and Mrs. Rob Boggs and Billy | KtttHHtttt Banks, their son, Mrs. Donnie Kelly, Miss Martha Lee and Garland Kelly, Milo Boggs, Miss Fronie Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Brutmon Cox, all of Broadway, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cox of Vass Route 1. Advertise in The Pilot The Pick of the Cr Y OU would like to have two dozen of extra large, delicious peaches freshly picked and packed, deliv ered to your home for your breakfast, twice a w eek or of tener, during the peach season, wouldn’t you? Send me your order at once, with re mittance of One Dollar and Fifty Cents, $1.50 per carton (including postage) by check or money order. Make presents to your friends of these PINEHURST PACKAGES of deli cious, fresh, select peaches. Include with your own order names and addresses, with remittance, of those to whom you wish me to send a PINEHURST PACK AGE. All orders will be given my personal attention, which means that a PINE HURST PACKAGE wiU contain “THE PICK OF THE CROP.” THOMAS Southern Pines A. KELLEY North Carolina
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