Friday, March 29, 1935.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Pafte Sev«
Cameron anil Community
Refunding Plan For
Seaboard is Approved
r» j 4 o tfonn nnn „ Lowry was hostess to
Road to Save $800,000 a Year in ^ ,, ^ u
, . “ 1 j I I the Merry Makers last Friday even-
Interest Under Federal
' f' i VH" ♦ 1 ^ home of Mrs. Loula Muae.
I Karly spring flowers decorated the
A refunding plan whereby the Sea- j living room and hall. A clever con-
board Air Line Railway will save ap-; test was greatly enjoyed, in which
proximately $800,000 a year in inter-, Mrs. H. D. Tally was winner, receiv-
est on its outstanding obligations ^ dainty vase.
was approved last week by Judge Miss Mary Hendrix entertained her
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Snipes.
After spending the Spring holidays
at home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Wooten, Robert Wooten
returned to State College Monday.
Haywood Snipes who holds a posi
tion in Richmond, Va., spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Hackney Held on 1st
Degree Murder Charge
Must Stand Trial in Superior
Court as Result of Shw)t-
injj Affray
Probable cause against John Hack
ney for murder in the first degree
was found in Recorder’s Court on
Monday when he faced the court on
a charge of murdering Park Brewer
Luther B. Way in an oral opinion : Sunday School class of young girls Mrs. Marshal Snipes. 1 a deadly weapon, and he was
from the bench in Federal District ‘^st Friday evening at her home, with The Dramatic and Glee Clubs of | bound to Superior Court without
Court in Norfolk, Va. j a delightful social. Carthage and Cameron High Schools j Privilege of bond. Hackney and
The refunding plan in general, in-1 Jones Bowden and family, who have will present this, Friday evening, at Brewer residedr in the Putnam sec-
volves the reduction of interest rates/l been occupying the Everett house g :00 o’clock in the Cameron SchooJ
Everett
moved to West End last week, where auditorium. ‘The Tourist Shop,” by
Mr. Bowden has work in the furniture the Carthage School and “The Kelly
factory. Carl Loving of Route 1 also Kids.” by the Cameron School. Se-
began work in this factory this week, lections by the Glee Clubs. Admission,
Prof, Coltrain of Greenwood children 10c and adults 15.
School and Mrs. Coltrain, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Oscar Omohundro,
Mrs. Bill Coletrain of Greensboro Mr. and Mrs. Blue Omohundro of
on approximately $28,000,000 in re
ceivers’ and equipment trust certifi
cates. It represents almost six months
of negotiations between the receivers
for the railway and its creditors, most
of whom had agreed to the plan be
fore it was submitted to the court.
An expected strenuous apposition were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Gordonsville,
from many of the creditors failed to Mrs. R. C. Thomas and family. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loving! <^><1 cou.sin. W'illard Womble Clegg,
materialize. With approximately Mrs. Loula Muse spent Thursday in and family of route 1. | during a game of “shootin’ ” was also
of the Raleigh. ' Dr. H. O. Averitt was called to his bound to Superior
I-Iigtiland F*ines Inn
and Cottages
(WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS) SOUTHERN IMNES
SEASOxN DECEMBER TO MAY
Highland Pines Inn with its Splendid Dining Room Service and its
Cheerful Homelike Atmosphere Caters to the Requirements of those
Occupying Winter Homes in the Pine Tree Section. The Hotel is
Situated on Weymouth Heights (Massachusetts Avenue) Amid De
lightful Surroundings. Good Parking Space is Available for Motorists.
All Features of First Class Hotels are Included at Highland Pines Inn.
Best of Everything.
M. H. TUKNEK, W. E. FLYNN,
Managing Director Kexident Manager
tion of Moore county. Brewer, ac
cording to Hackney’s story, made
threats against him on Friday, and
the shooting occurred on Saturday
evening as brewer was approachmg |
the Hackney home.
Rich Clegg, 11-year-old Negro boy
of the .same section who on the same
Va. were week-end . ®^ternoon .shot to death his nine-year- {
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Court without
twenty attorneys from out wi, |
state present to protect their clinets’; |
interest, rather than attacking the ; ell Hemphill were dinner guests Svm- week on account of the illness of his contented in the county jail at Car-
Miss Effie Gilchrist and Mrs. Jew- home near Fayetteville one day last bond. The child is apparently well
general refunding plan they chose in
stead to ask for equal or special priv
ileges for various typos of obliga
tions.
This led Justice W'ay to remark
during the proceedings that most of
day of Miss Thurla Cole.
Miss Edith Cameron and Mrs. N.
N. McLean of Vass were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLean
on Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellons Burt of Bis-
mother. ; thage, but he is reticent about dis-
I cussing the occurrence which led to
DEWBEKKV SE.XSOX XE.MIS bis being there.
.\M) CKOWEKS .\HE Bl’SY Clyde Melton, Clinton Morrison
and Mary Warrick, colored, charged
That the dewberry season is just ^ with bi’eaking and entering the W’est
around the corner is evidenced by the ^ Southern Pines School building, were
rapid growth of the leaves on the found guilty of malicious injury to
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those present seemed “afraid to were in town Sunday to sec Miss
break up the plan.” j Harrington.
“From mv study of the receiver-! The Rev. and Mrs. M. D. McNeill and
another Mi.ss Katie Harrington spent Sunday Sr«'^ers are bustling around getting, en 90 days each on the roads and the
and me<j+ie5'+
Tomato-Often weighs
2^2 lb;. Fewest cfseeds-
no core-and leajt acid.
vines, and the way in which the real property. The two men were giv-
ship,” the Judge stated on
occasion, “it looks as if it is going
to be difficult to make both ends
meet.”
The refunding period was anthoiz-
ed for five years, during which time
in Raeford visitinjr relatives their vines tied up. The end of this woman 60 days to work at the county
A banVo, ,3 monCRWC quite,"-- '-I I"'
A
an interesting show in the school
auditorium on Thursday afternoon
of last week. The little folks thor-
it is hoped the revenues of the road ' enjoyed the clever perforn^
will be sufficient to pull it out of the 'I'^ee.
hole. If there is no improvement at
the end of this time, the Judge inti
mated, a reorganization of the rail
way likely will take place.
CITES S.\VIN(i TO F.XKMTilT IN
PIRCH.ASES OF FERTILIZER
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matthews of
Sanford, were week-end guests of
Mrs, Georgie Matthews.
Lester i"rane of Raleigh, a student
of State College spent the week-end
with his uncle, George McDermott,
Mr. and Mrs. George McDermott,
Misses Margaret McDermott and
June Mclver Hemphill, George, Jr.,
and John McDermott and guest Les
vines on the stakes and before very
much longer reports of “first blos
soms” will be coming in.
The Vass auction market, which
has been operated for the past two
years by the Chadbourn Marketing
i Company, wil be under the same
Henderson Shaw and John McIn
tosh, colored, of Pinehurst, were
found guilty of public drunkenness
and driving a car while intoxicated
and McIntosh was found guilty of
carrying a concealed weapon. McIn
tosh was given 60 days on the roads.
HRITE for a Free copy
of Wood's Catalog offering
New Varieties, Old Favorites,
Planting Table, etc. T. W.
Wood & Sons, Richmond, Va.
management this year. This company ^ suspended upon payment of a fine of
has given .splendid .service ;to the $]00 and the costs, and Shaw was ’
gro.wers and the auction system of given 30 days, suspended upon pay-
selling has met with favor.
KEPAIU SHOP FOH SCHOOL
TRI C KS IN ( ARTH.VGE
So long as there are literally hun
dreds of fertilizer agencies in a giv
en territory or county, farmers need
not expect relief from high fertilizer j ter Crane, spent Sunday afternoon in
cost. A busy farmer has said that it: Fayetteville.
was not uncommon for a dozen sales-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snow and Miss
men to canvass the same road, the [ Evelyn Ann Snow spent Sunday in
same people, on the same day. At. Old Dock, Columbus county, guests , and will provide ample storage space ' white, of Sheffield township, and Gor-
ment of a fine of $.50 and the costs.
Both had their driver's license sus
pended for 90 days, and the sheriff
was ordered to destroy the pistol car
ried by McIntosh.
Judgments of 30-day road senten
ces, suspended upon payment of
A county garage and repair shop
for school trucks is under construc
tion in Carthage as a Federal pro- ' fines of $50 and the costs and sus-
ject. The building will be eighty-five , pension of drivers’ licenses for 90
by one hvindred and fifty feet in size ^ days were meted to Jasper Hussey,
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McNeill iV Company Thrower’s Pharmacy
ABEKDEEN, N. C.
.Vherdeen Hardware Co. Burney Hardware Co.
PLNEHUKST, N. C.
Pinehurst \>arehoiises, Inc. Smith & Ritter
Pinehurst Department Store
VASS, N. C.
A. \\. MeNelll C. & P. Store
the best a farmer can only give his . of Mrs. Snow’s sister.
total business to one pgent, and in
his buying he is paying the follow
ing bills w'ith his fertilizer cost:
Twelve salesmen, twelve gr.;i bills,
twelve automobiles depreciated, and
twelve commission discounts. The ex
pense of financing like this is all ad
ded to the cost of his fertilizer, and
without this extra expense he should
buy a fertilizzer at a saving of ap
proximately five dollars per ton.
This can be done through coopera
tive buying that will lower the cost
and improve the quality. By proper
support through their own organiza
tion, thousands of dollars can be sav
ed of their money, says the local
manager of the Moore County Mutual |
exchange, Mr. McCrimmon of Car
thage.
Haywood Snipes of Richmond, Va.,
for all of the school trucks in the
I county during the vacation months.
don Perry, white, of Sanford,
drunken driving charges.
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