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Page Six THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, October 19, 1934. Time to Open Eyes to Trutli About Taxation, Says H. F. ScawcII, Jr. LEGAL NOTICES'LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES signed Receiver of Mid-Pines Coun-' try Club, Incorporated will offer for | Candidate for State Legislature Announces Platform Embody ing Readjustments In a statement to The Pilot this week Herbert F. Seawell, Jr., can didate for the Legislature, says; As a candidate for tiie i^egislature, I offer myself on a basis of service to the people. I owe no allegiance to any party, political ring or faction, »nd 1 have room but for one soul loyalty and that is loyalty to the peo ple of my county and state. As has been stated, 1 am not bound to win but I am bound to remain true, I am not bound to succeed but I am Dound to live up to what light I have. Eilii- cation, wisdom and understanding is ; the only hope ot the people to de-, feat the methods of the "ring” poli tician. Is intelligence at .■?uch a pre mium that partisan politics and so ; called “party loyalty” will blind us to tho ^ruth ? Every honest man loves hi.-i home, his county and his state, j With 3,000 homes ordered fore- ; closed for taxes in Moore county, it is time we opened our eyes to the truth. One-third of our income goes just for the luxury of being govern ed. Tax penalties, alone, on f -re- clo.sui’es have reached the sum of $«0,000.00, just for Moore county. Sixty counties in North Carolina have already defaulted. This is B70 pel cent more counties in default ■ Uidu the average American state, as there are only 282 counties in default ai all the other 47 states in the Un ion, combined. $36,000 for Farmers That is Total of Cotton and T< bacco Payments to Moore Co. Growers The latest tabulations of rental and benefit payments to North Carolina farmers for participatmg in the crop adjustment program this year show Moore coimty cot ton and tobacco growers have re ceived the following: For cotton growers -S7,514; for tobacco growers, $28,486. In adjacent counties the figures are: Hoke, cotton, $123,.'>82, tobac co. $23,039; Lee, cotton, $26,604, tobacco, $36,203; Richmond, cot ton, $67,615, tobacco, $76,965; Scotland, cotton, $127.9.'j0. tobac co, $5,107; Montgomery, cotton, ^20,909, tobacco, $4,255. For the state as a whole, the payments to farmers have totalled $9,337,038 as of August 31st. To bacco growers had received $5,- 452,411.56; cotton growers, $4.- 345.057.93. and w'heat growers, $38,922.66. Corn-hog payments just had started when the tabulation was made, with $646.66 going to Beaufort county. jections will be heard and entertain- ^ tive claim.s within six months from ed at the hearing above mentioned. I date hereof, or be forever barred This 15th day of October, 1934. j from any and all interest therein or i sale, at public auction, to the high- Gurney P. Hood, Commissioner of ' claims in or to the proceeds from a est bidder, for cash, on Monday, the Banks and S. J. Hinsdale, Liquidat- ' sale thereof. 5th day of November, 1934, at the ing Agent of Bank of Vass. ! Dated this 7th day of September, ' hour of eleven o’clock A. M., at the 019-26 ^ 1934. NOKTH C'AHOIJNA, MOOKK COUNTY. IN THE SUI'EKIOK COIKT Notice To All IVrsons Claiming Any Interest In the Subject Matter of thH Action. Town of Soutiiern l*ines, ridintiff, vs. H. B. Little and wife, Lovie Litlle, Defendants. The above named defendants, and all other persons, claiming any in- 012-N9. JOHN WIL1.COX, Clerk of the Superior Court. front door of the club house of Mid Pines Country Club, Incorporated, situate on or near what is known as the double road leading from the town of Southern Pines to the town of Pinehurst in said County and State, the following described real estate and personal property, to-wit: First. The following described real estate situate in Moore County, North Carolina, near the town of Southern Pines upon which the Mid-Pines j Country Club building and its golf links and other improvements arc I situate, viz: | NOKTH CAROLINA, MOOKE COUNTY. IN TIIE SUPERIOR COl’RT Notice of Service by Publication Town of Soiitheni IMnes, Plaintiff, v». Abraham Warrick and wife, Warrick, Defendants The defendants above named will terest in the subject mattar thereof, | t^ke notice that an action entitled will take notice that an action entit- ^s above has been commenced in the led as above has been commenced in i superior Court of Moore County, the Superior Court of Moore County, ' North Carolina, to foreclose certain N. C., to foreclose three certain tax- sales certificates issued to the sales certificates and liens for taxes i plaintiff on February 29th, 1932; held by the Town of Southern ^^id defendants will further Pines for the year 1931 men- take notice that they are required . -j i j .t. n ,, tioned in the Complaint against to appear before the Clerk of the ' i that certain piece or parcel of land, superior Court of said County within ' ^ hp,^ v 977 fppt tn nl* lying and being in McNeills Township, I thirty days from the service of the ' ^ ^ Moore County, Southern Pines, N. C„ summons and answer or demur to . l^tef Station Branch formerV^ tho rAiirf fnr beginning corner of said plaintiff ^ in r’nm 3-4 deg. E. 270.6 ft. to a the relief demanded in said Com-^ monument; N. 81 deg. E. ^ I .u- out. J » o * in;. 1 1.000 feet to a concrete monument; Dated this 24th day of Sept., 1934.; g ^ ^ ^ Clerk of the Superior Court ^“'^^rete monument, the southwest 012-N9. ' Beginning at a concrete monument in the easterly boundary of South ern Pines Water Station land, said monument being at a point N. 32 deg. W 20 feet from the southeast Taxation Figures It is costing $150,000.00 dollars ajLEQ^L NOTICES day to operate the public schools and our teachers are sorely underpaid ' “ and more particularly described as I follows: ! Adjoining the lands of Bethea, I Betty Alston and Charlie Harring ton and on the w'est side by the lands , of Jim Bethea, on the South side by I the lands of Charlie Harrington, on the East by the lands of Betty Al- ! ston and on the North by the road leading through the lot of land known as Eaglefield land, and being that part o said lot or tract of land on the west of the road that runs through said Eaglefield lot or tract of land. ; Said lot or tract of land being lo cated in the Town of Southern Pines, N. C. and being in Jimtown or West I Southern Pines, but in the incorpor- i ated town of Southern Pines ,being NORTH C AROLINA, MOORE C OUNTY. IN THE SI'PERIOR C’Ol'RT Notice of Service by Puhlicution I corner of the water station tract; S. I 86 deg. 12 min. E. 70 feet to a con- I Crete monument, one large pine I pointer; S. 18 1-4 W. 529 feet to a i concrete monument in the North line I of an eighty foot road; thence with the seven degree curved line of said Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. ,.oad. a direct line S. 75 deg. 29 Albert McRae, Widower, Defendant.; w. 157.6 ft. to a concrete mon- The defendants above named will , ument; a corner of Knollwood Com- take notice that an action entitled : pany lots; thence IJC. 60 1-2 W'. 235..5 EvS above has been commenced in the , {qqi a concrete monument, anoth- in MrNPill, Townshio and beine County, ; er Knollwopd lot corner; thence abo^ft 7 lots of ^and Carolina, to foreclose certain I ^jth the Northeast boundary of four and school books must be purchased xouth CAROLINA. I TnH aii nf further certificates i.ssued to the ; i„ts N. 1-4 W. 510.4 ft to a lot by the pupil. It has been costing far- MOORE C'OUNTV. nntiro that thevTre reouired to an ^ i corner; thence with the easterly mers in North Carolina an average NOTICE OF S.\LE thP riP,k of the Simenor I defendants will further boundary of six lots N. 19 1-2 W. of 49 per cent of their cash income to given that under Court a^ his office in the Court If ^ ^ ‘o a concrete lot corner; pay their taxes. On share rented and by virtue of a power of sale con- sc tn Carthage iLre County : appear before the Clerk ot the thence N. 2 1-2'deg. W. 211.3 ft. to farms in Eastern Carolina, it has m ^ mortgage deed Tm present and cfefend th^ ' I I '''""^^er concrete lot in Hudson’s line; many instances, taken 506 percent or by J. B. Eastwood and wife ti^e claims withi six months from ' thence with his line S 88 deg. 21 min. the net income to pay tax alone It to John R, McQueen, which mortgage | JaYe hereof or be fL^e^ barred or demur to r, feet to his .southeast corner, ba.s been costing the taxpayers $ol0,- recorded in the Office : ?rom X and all interest there^ or and the south corner of lot No. 301 of 000.00 more peryear to operate the Register of Deeds of Moore , oi to a P‘‘'‘>'^t.ff wil apply o the Court fcr Knollwood; thence with Lots Nos. State prison than the income from ^ in Book 22, Page 294. said satrthereof P’'°cetas, rrom a relief demanded in .said Com- 301 and 302 N. 35 deg. E. 804 ft. to in^a^\>w mortgage deed having been duly as- Dated this 26th days ot .Sept., 1934. Legislature has increased in a tew gjg,.,gj John R. McQueen to the JOHN WILLCOX. years from $26,000.00 to over .'sllb,- qj V’ass. and the same being 00<;.00, or over 400 percent. One hun- dretl and one cities and towns in North Carolina have defaulted. Six duly recorded in the Public Registry 012-N9 for Moore County in Book 54, Page Clerk of the Superior Court 012-N9. I f ^ 295, to which reference is hereby noktII C'.VROLINA school distji^ts^ have^^^fau^tejl.^^VV^e f,^a.de, the debt secured by said mort- >]()oui<; C'Ol’NTV. deed being past due and unpaid. have engaged in the pernicious prac- NORTH C’AROLIN.V, .AIOORE COUNTY. tice of funding our deficits and call- "‘‘rnnifl'ined X- 4*^’ SUPERIOR COURT ing the budget balanced, thereby, fho, pin havintr become ooerative and ^‘ ‘^h . L* \i A"" rNotice of Service by Publication from year to year incroa-iing our assigned as aforesaid, the un- "^ " "'j Tcrn^ of Southern Pmes, Plaintiff, vs. ^ 401.9 ft. to the southeast corner of State debt. Otficialism has crept into ^j^^rsigned Commissioner of Banks will Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. j ^ ®^ r>ofpnrfnnto Whence with a line of it the government of this state and has Sght and husband D^vid ! ..... N. 13 3-4 deg. W. 180 feet to a con- , ,1a concrete corner of lot No. 302; Dated this 25th day of Sept., 1934. thence with the easterly boundary of JOHN WILLCOX, lots Nos. 302, 303, 304 and 305 N. Clerk of the Superior Court, j 3., k. 420.3 ft. to the cor- ; nor of Lots Nos. 306 and 307; thence! with the south boundary of Lots No. 307 to 312, inclusive, S. 81 1-4 deg. E. 1148.4 ft. to a concrete corner of Lots No. 307 and 313; thence with lots Nos. 313 and 314 S. 69 3-4 E chairs, dishes, gas and electric stoves, refrigerators, crockery and china, silver, glass ware, curtain and drap eries, mowing machines and equip ment for the maintenance of golf courses and all other personal prop erty contained in Mid-Pines Country Club building, in the servants quar. ters and in caddy houses located and situate on the real estate hereinbe fore described, including the entire personal property of said Mid-Pines Country Club, Incorporated of all kinds and description located on said real estate of various kinds too te dious particularly here to describe. Third. The entire property installed in said Mid-Pines Country Club building and other buildings on real estate hereinbefore described known and referred to as the sprinkler sys tem and equipment and fixtures thereunto belonging and constituting said sprinkler system heretofore in stalled and placed in said buildings by F. R. Cruikshank and Company. The real estate first hereinbefore described will be sold separately from the other property and will be sold subject to the right to have the sprin kler system hereinbefore referred to removed from the buildings on said I'eal estate under the terms and sub ject to the provisions set forth in the judgment and decree of the Su perior Court of Moore County render, ed at the September Term, 1934 of the court hereinbefore referred to. The personal property hereinbefore described and referred to in the sec ond numbered paragraph will be sold likewise separate from the other property hereinbefore described and in bulk as a whole in accordance with the terms and provisions of the judgment and decree hereinbefore re ferred to. The sprinkler system nereinDcfore referred to in the third numbered par. agraph above will be sold with the right of removal from said buildings by the purchaser after confirmation of said sale is made, the purchase price therefor to be distributed by the court in accordance with the terms of said judgment and decree, the purchaser, however, not to be re sponsible for such distribution of said purchase price. The sale of all the property afore- .'•aid described will be suioject to the confirmation of such .sale by the court after a report of such sales to the con. t for its consideration and decree. This 27th day of September, 1934. L. L. Biddle, II, Receiver, Mid-Pines Country Club, Inc. 05-N2 NOTICE OF FORECLOSl RE SALE tilat' duplication in office be abol- Xy^^" ."mber, i n-U;;t at‘^e l^g^rof ^a^d iuhAH . Rnrtmiw ahnJi«hpH find . . . . . . , lierDcrL L*. L-iaiK. oing^ c, ^ Noi'th Carolina, to foreclose certain thence S 57 deg" E? 431 5 ft to a husband, cj^ies certificates issued to the concrete monument in the northwest fool the people. It is about time we set our house in ■order. “Kno v the truth and the truth will make you free.” As a candidate to represent the people of Moore county, I tender my services on this J", basis only: ^ Readjustment Necessary re ^eatTd under ditferent names to following real estate, lying and be- sie Clark Swearingen and recreated undei ditterent names jvioore County, State afore- j. l. Swearingen, heirs at law of plaintiff on February 29th 19'i2- ^ -.v, said, in McNeill Town.ship, and de- Hattie L. Clark, deceased. | i^^p defendifnts will' furcher I’cn #» scribed and defined as follows, to- The above named defendants, and 1 take notice that they are reauired th ^ wit- oil ^Inimino- inv in . noiicc mat uicy are requirea ^ corner; thence w-ith the south boun- a” other peisons, claiming an> in ^ to appea^ before the ^erk of Jhe ^ary of Lots Nos. 1101, 1102, 1103, __ . Ot Township, Moore County, North Car-; the Superior Court of Moore County, j tYe'coniplainr in‘said\cUon':‘or\he | jeg'’ iTmiJrF 34T2 ^feet \Ta“con- olina, adjoining the Leach land, now n. C„ to foreclose three certain tax- 'laintiff will apply to the Court for!p,ft„ ° First: There must be re-adjust- owned by Lakeview Company and sales certificates and liens for taxes j relief demanded in said'Com ment ot the tax situation in this others. For a fuller description see held by the Town of Southern Pines 1 piaint. state. This is the bed-rock founda- deed from Sam Johnson and others for th years 192T. 1928 and 1931 j Dated this 26th day of Sept. 1934. tion -for, and the only method by to J. B. Eastwood and recorded in the mentioned in the Complaint against; JOHN WILLCOX ' which the taxpayer may get relief. Register of Deeds Office in Moore that certain piece or^parce^^ of larid, | Clerk of the Superior Court. The State is no stronger than its in- County. dividual citizens and industries make it. Thousands of industries and in- 4ividuals have adjusted themselves ^ tlirough bankruptcy and the State government must therefore re-adjust, it<ielf to meet this situation. This must be worked out in a spirit of j co-operation to the end that taxes! *re not a burden to the individual nor This 11th day of October, 1934. GURNEY P. HOOD, Commissioner of Banks Ex Rel. Bank of Vass. 019-N9 NOTICE L'.tiAL NOTICi: I lying and being in McNeills Township, [ 012-N9. 1 Moore County, Southern Pines, N C., j ■ and more particularly described as t j follows: I ; Being Lot No_ 3 on a plat of C-I ^ORTH C'MIOLIN.V, W. Shaw lands beemnine at a stake I on the extension of Bennett Street, a . corner of Kittle M. Newton’s lot; ' I running thence S. 38 1-2 E. 200 feet ' All depositors, creditors and other | to a stake; thence S. 57 1-2 W. 100 j a. restraint on indu.stry. By re-ad-1 interested in the assets and feet to a stake; thence N. 38 1-2 W. j ju.^ting our public debt and through affairs of the Bank of Vass will take ^ 200 feet to a stake; thence N. .57 1-2 i ii'bitration reducing our interest rate i notice that pursuant to the recom-, e. iqO feet to the beginning point. IN TIIE SUPERIOR COI KT Lillian C. Evans vs. L. W. Evans. The defendant above named will Swamp; thence N. 41 deg. W. 130 take notice that an action entitled ft. to a monument “E;” thence S. 69 Crete monument, the southeast cor ner of lot No. 1107; thence S. 84 deg. 40 min. W. 326.12 feet to the south west edge of Midland Road; thence with it S. 51 deg. 10 rnin. E. 339.05 ft. crossing McDeed's Creek to a ccncrctc ;r.onume*'t- chcnr'c S. 25 deg. E. 342 ft. with Midland Road to a concrete monument; thence S. 6 deg. 45 min. W. 290 feet to a concrete monument marked "8" on east edge of a branch; thence S. 84 deg. 45 min. W. 167 feet crossing branch to monument marked “C',’; thence N. 2 1-4 deg. E. 271 feet to a monument marked “D” near McDeed’s Creek n oitraLion reuuumg our iiiLfi esu l aic i i — i.,. me uEgiiiiniig puinL. ; k,, enough could probably be saved to' mendations of a committee of the! And all of whom will further take : ^ ^ monument pay our school teachers a reasonable ! depositors of the Bank of Vass ap-; notice that they are required to ap- marked “F;” thence S. 31 3-4 livi. wage and the sales tax could .^ointct’ at a general moe'in- of . aid ^ pear before the Clerk of the Superior de^’. W. l.^>0 ft. to a monument be abolMhed depositors, the Commissioner of: Court at his office in the court I , / . “P?" th® marked “G”; thence N. 85 1-2 deg. - - ■ - 'House in Carthage, Moore County, ' f°V"f ^35 ft. crossing a branch I and pre.sent and defend their respec-i monument marked “H”; ther Seconu. Part of re-adjus;.ment cf the public debt and closely allied to it, is, decentralization of Administra tive Agencies. Numerous Bureaus and Commissions are dangerous to human liberty and take awny the Tights of the ;'?ople ''.rf'^al ,affairs Banks of the State of North Caro- House in Carthage, Moore County “ 7 . s^-P^^auon ana me ae- ■yv". 135 ft. crossing a branch to a lina and the Liquidating Agent of 1 and pre.sent and defend their respec-: : monument marked “H”; thence S. the Bank of Vass have filed a peti- tive claim.s within six months from | ! be tails to answer or demur with- 20 3-4 deg. W'. 410 ft. to a monument ion before Judge A. M. Stack, p.ay- date hereof, or be forever barred I by law to the „iarked ‘‘I”; thence S. 65 1-4 W. 380 ing for an order of the court author-' from any and all interest therein or ! j feet to a monument marked “J”; izing and directing the Commissioner 1 claims in or to the proceeds from a;?. ° the Superior Court of ; thence N. 81 1-4 W. 162 feet to a and Liquidating Agent to make sale ; sale thereof. inu!?t be placed in the hai’ds of local, all the assets of the Bank o. \ ass ^ Dated this 24th day of Sept. 1934. people rfo there can be no “passing! at the bank building in the town of JOHN WILLCOX. the buck” to Raleigh. When we do Vass, at public auction, for cash, at . Clerk of the Superior Court, this, v/e have made a long stride to- ’ a time to be fixed after due adver- j 012-N9. ward ta>c reduction. Decentralization tisement for such sale, therein set-1 ————_ and re-adjustment will mean great | ting forth each item composing the | NORTH C.VROLIN.V, savings to the taxpayer and will ad- j as.sets of said bank and, upon such | MOORFj C’OUNTY". vance and improve the administraUon i sale, to deliver immediately title to | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT I of justice and public education. I the purchasers of such assets upon ' Notice To All Persons Claiming Any • Moore County, then the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded. This the 10th day of October 1934. JOHN WILLCOX, Clerk of the Superior Court. Rober E. Denny, Attorney for Plaintiff. 012-N9. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Having qualified this day as Ad- Section 29 of the Constitution of i payment of the purchase money bid | interest in the Subject Matter of this I p«tatP nf w W ... . « . _ c»r> r\r irkr»Q % rnimSLraLOr OI L1I6 eSwaC0 01 w. w. ttiis state says this: “A frequent re-j without further order or directions j Action, currence to fundamental principles is of the court, and that such order 1 Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. absolutely necessary to preserve the, P®*'mit the depositors and creditors of | R. L. Chandler and wife ... blessings of liberty.” To prejerve the said bank buying any of the assets j Chandler and Henry Weber and wife, Weasings of liberty let us open our of said bank at said sale to use his | Nettie Weber, Defendants eyes to the truth and meet the issue ' liquidating agent certificate to the ; The above named defendants, and fifir'y and squarely. Partisan politi-1 extent of twenty per cent thereof in ^ all other persons, claiming any m- cians have prevented frequent recur. paym«nt of any assets which he i terest in the subject matter thereof, |.^n<;e to fundamental principles be- - nnay purchase at said ss-le. Notice is j will take notice that an action entife- cauao they have mistaken “party loy-1 further given that upon the filing and | led as above has been commenced im allj” for patriotism. For the past consideration of said petition an order j the Superior Court of Moore County, toT' ic-ssions of the Legislature, the ^ has been made by said judge, notify- N. C.. to foreclose thre6 certain tax- cost of government has steadily ^n-j all persons interested in ^he af- ■crea.sed. For the last eight sessions j ^airs of said bank and having any ob- tliei e has been no effort to reduce | jections to an order of the court as Uixi'S and the cost of government, prayed for to appear before the Hon- liwt ■«ch .'•nd every session has sought i crable A. M. Stack, Judge of the Su- Hew methods of taxing the people. F’^ch se.ssion has refused to simplify aiui reduce government costs. Those "iKjJitical ring leaders” who oppose i-*y candidacy for the Legislature are «l*r >sed to me on purely partisan po!icii:a’. grounds cnly. They know I perior Court, at his Chambers in the sales certificates and liens for taxes held by the Town of Southern Pines for the year 1931 men tioned in the C!omplainjt against that certain piece or parcel of land, lying and being in McNeills Township, will not play partisan politics at the, the petition. Under said order any expense of the public. In a spirit of''depositor or creditor who may have co.operation and not one of antago- >ny objections to said pl-an outlined riiapi, I hope to render a service to; iri the petition, in lieu of hia appear court house, in the town of Monroe, I Moore County, Southern Pines, N. «. Union County, on the 27th day of I and more particularly described as October, 1934, at the hour of 3 o'clock ! follows: f. M., at which time and place said | Being Lots Nos. 5, 6, 7, 11 and 18 Judge will hold a hearing upon such | in Block O. & 3, and Lots Nos. 15 matters and things as are alleged in j & 16 in Block J & 8, as shown o« a Maurer, deceased, late of Moore County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceas- ed to present them, duly verified, to the undersigned on or before the 26th | 53 ^.2 dgg, w. 200 feet crossing Mc- day of September, 1935, or this no- Deed’s Creek at the Old Bland and tice will be pleaded m bar of their j Buchan Crossing; thence N. 14 1-2 E. recovery. All persons indebted to the j ^49 fggt to a monument West side of said estate \Vill please make immed- swamp; thence N. O deg. 20 min. E. monument marked “K”; thence N. 27 deg. W. 230 feet to a monument marked “L”; thence S. 33 3-4 deg. W. 307 feet to a monument marked “M”; thence S. 87 1-4 deg. W. 80 feet crossing a branch to a monu ment marked “N”; thence 30 1-2 deg. W. 230 feet to a monument marked "O”; thence S. 48 deg. W. 335 feet to a monument marked “P”; thence S. f7 deg. W. 420 ft. to a monument marked “Q”; thence S. 31 deg. E. 187 feet to a monument marked “R”; thence S. 28 deg. W. 200 feet to a monument marked "S”; thence S. 53 1-2 deg. W. 136 it. to a monument marked "T”; thence N. iote payment to me. This 26th day of September, 1934. WILLIAM MAURER, Administrator, Aberdeen N. C. S28-N2 NOTICE OF RECEIVER’S SALE niy county and state. Fresh country produce at the Curb MnrJtet every Saturday morning in Southern Pines. ance before the Judge at the time and place above named, may file his objections with any reasons that he olina, made and entered at the Sep tember Term, 1934 of said court, in map entitled “A Map of the Town! an action therein pending wherein 450 feet to a concrete monument; thence N. 42 deb. 45 min. W. 348 feet to a concrete monument on the west bank of water station branch; thence S. 62 1-4 deg. W. 300 ft. to a concrete monument North edge of a road; thence with it N. 78 deg. W. I 60.9 feet to a concrete monument; Under and by virtue of the judg-1 thence N. 16 1-2 W. 236.8 feet to a ment and decree of the Superior concrete monument; thence S. 88 1-4 Court of Moore County, North Car-} deg. W. 266.6 feet to the beginning. of Southern Pines. N. C.,” and re corded in the Moore County Regis try at Carthage, N. C. And all of whom will further take notice that they are required to ap pear before the Clerk of the Superior may set forth, before the Clerk of the | Court at his cffice in the Coi-’-t Superior Court of Moore County in j House in Carthage, Moore Counij, the office of said clerk and such ob-1 and present and defend their respec- Bank of Pinehurst, Trustee and In dividually, George Watts Hill, Ed ward J. Barber and Oakley Wood, Executors of and Trustees uiiuer the last will and ui James Bar ber, deceased, et al. are plaintiffs, and Mid-Pines Country Club, Incor porated and F. R Ciuik hank & Company are defendants, the under estimated to contain 185 acres, more or less, and surveyed by Francis Dea ton, C. E. in August 1921, and being the land upon which the Mid-Pines Country '"If links and club houses are lucat^' Second. Vll and singular the arti cles of fu 'iture, fixtures and equip ment oC € -Tr; kind and nature con sisting iv. including beds, mat tresses, <ia, bureaus, chiffcniers, divans, ru^ carpets, linens, tables, Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed ot trust executed by M. H. Turner and wife, Fannie H. Turner, to the undersigned Trustee, under date of June 1, 1933, which deed of trust is duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore County, in Book ot Mort gages No. 53 at Page 222, to which record reference is hereby made, se curing certain indebtedness as is set forth in said deed of trust, and de fault having occurred in the payment thereof, under the terms therein pro vided, and the holder of the notes thereby secured having requested the undersigned Trustee to foreclose said deed of trust by reason of said de fault: The undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, at the court house door in the Town ot Carthage, Moore County, North Carolina, at the hour of 12 o’clock Noon, on Friday, the 26th day ot October, 1934, for cash, the following three tracts of land: Lying and being in Sandhills Town ship. Moore County, State of North Carolina, and more particularly de- scribed as follows: FIRST TR.A^CT: Bsginning at a blackgum tree, Grover Brcs. corner, and rur.s South 22i E. 5.92 chains to Frank Maples’ corner; thence E. 13.75 chains to Walter Mapits’ cor- ner; thence N. 50 deg. E. 22.68 chains to a stake, gum pointers; thence N. 71.i V\'. 10.15 chains to a stake; thence N. 84 J deg. W. 6.30 chains to Amanda Maples’ corner; thence S. 5 deg. W. 80 links to John Thomas' corner, so- called; thence as that line S. 84i deg. E. 6.30 chains to a corner; thence as another line of said lot S. 5A W. 6.24 chains to another corner; thence with another line N. 84J deg. W. 6.30 chains to another corner; thence S. 5J deg. W. 12.75 chains to the beginning, containing 34 acres, mere or less. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at an iron pipe driven in the old Yadkin Road, about one chain South of James Creek, in the * line of J. M. Johnson’s 59 acre grant, and runs thence as, said line S. 27 deg. W. 10.47 chains to a stake, corner ot Goldsmith’s Buchan 100 acres; thence as his line N. 873 W. 15.57 chains to an iron pipe, his corner, in old mill pond; thence with a line of an 87 acre tract N. 44 i deg. W. 14.13 chains to a stake, Phillips’ corner; thence as his line N. 44i E. 28 chains to the center of the old Yad-. kin Road; thence down the various courses of said road to the beginning containing 59 acres, more or less. THIRD TRACT: Beginning at a stake in the line of property owned by Charles W. Chandlee and M. H. Turner where it intersects Grover Bros. Road 83 feet from a large gum tree; running thence N. 5 E. with said line 940 feet to a stake in the bounds of Aberdeen Road, oak point ers; thence with the bounds of Aber deen Road S. 45 W. 518 feet to a stake, the inter,section of Grover Bros. Road with Aberdeen Road; thence with Grover Bros. Hoad S. 26', E. 640 feet to the beginning, con taining 3.6 acres, more or less. This the 24 th day of September, 1934. WALTER S. STANLEY, Trustee. By Johnson & Johnson, Attorneys. Sept. 28- uct. 19.
The Pilot (Southern Pines, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 19, 1934, edition 1
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