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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, September 13, 1935,
WANTED
Wanted—colored couple to earn
board and lodging by part time
work. References required. Apply
Pilot Office.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS TO LET i
—Apply Mrs. H. A. Page, Sr.,
Aberdeen, N. C.
The Week in Aberdeen
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wallace have
moved from Park Place into the bun_
galow opposite the Grammar school.
Miss Lida Duke Blue is leaving this
week for Raleigh where she will en.
ter St. Mary’s College.
Mrs. Frank Page of High Point
MAKE THAT LONG DISTANCE j visited her sister, Miss Floy Martin,
trip by bus and save the differ,
ence. Washington, D. C., $4.95;
New York, $9.85; Boston, $12.50;
Toronto, $18.00—less 10 percent
round.trip. Tickets and informa,
tion at Postal Telegraph Company,
last week and accompanied Miss
Floy to Chapel Hill on Monday where j
she will accept a nursing position. |
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russell and
small son, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
Russell have moved into the house
Southern Pines and Pinehurst. 04. , qjj ijjain street now partly occupied
Mrs. Charles B. Davis spent last
PEARS, Chestnuts and Beardless
Barley for sale. All priced to move
Sunday here with her family.
quick. Come and get them. D. D. j Entering the University of North
Elliott, Southern Pines. j Carolina at Chapel Hill this week is
— I J. Vance Rowe, Jr. Charles B. Dav.
SPECIAL at The Trade Store: one i is, Jr., is also entering the medical
piano in perfect condition, dining i school there, and Fred W’eaver and
room set, dressers, sewing ma.[ Harry Wimberly are returning as
chines, day beds, single and dou.
ble beds, typewriter tables, rugs,
students.
Mrs. Katie B. Shear of Candor is
trunks, hat boxes, medicine cabi. j now visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ella
nets window shades and stoves of
all kinds.
Insure with the Mutual and save
25 per cent.
H. A. LEWIS, Trader
Juat and Miss Bessie Bethune.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Dees and Jun.
ior have returned from a vacation
trip through the mountains of North
O&rolina.
Bring the Family to Aberdeen Next Week for the
Tobacco Market Opening
MAKE OI R STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE CHILDKEX:
All kinds of School Sup.
plies, Sox, 10c, 15c,
20c and 25c
Sweaters 50c to $1.00
Dresses 59c, 75c, 98c
Dress Prints.
yard 10c, 15c, 20c
Shoes 98c to $1.98
Caps and Berets 25c
FOR THE LADIES:
Fine Dress Prints, yd. .,20c
Sport Cord Material, yd. 29c
All Silk Crepe, yd 59c.69c
Sport Oxfords, fine range
of sizes and styles,
pair $1.98.$2.9S
Dress Shoes, many
styles §1.98.$3.50
Character Maid Dresses,
Special next week 89c
New Fall Hats 98c to $1.95
Many Other Bargains
NO EXTRA TAX
BIG VALUES FOR
MEN!
Chambray Shirts . 50c.59c
Red Kap Shirts, Special
for Next Week 69c
Red Axe Overalls $1.00
Blue Bell Overalls $1.25
Headlight Overalls $1.75
Work Pants , $1.00 to $1.50
Dress Pants, 80 per^nt
Wool 1. $2.98
Hats, special $1-50
John W. Green
Hats $2.50 to $3.95
Good Work
Shoes _$1.98_$2.50
Famous Wo\>^riTy-
Shoes _..$2.75.§4.00
Dress Shoes $1.98.$2.98
Jarman Friendly Shoes $5.00
Many Other Bargains
NO EXTRA TAX
NELVIN BROTHERS, Aberdeen, N. C.
1936
wot.
THE STANDARD
BATTERY SET
OF AMERICA
Powerful, Economical to
operate.
When you come to the
Aberdeen Market next
Tuesday, drop around to
see us and let us show . , ,
mo/? Tj 4. Tnd9-ln
you our new 1936 Your Old Radh
tery Philcos. NOWI
NORTH CAROLINA,
MOORE COUNTY,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Notice of Service by Publication
Town of Southim Pines, Plaintiff vs.
S. E. Hodnet and wife,
Hodnet and Knollwood, Inc., Defend,
ants.
The defendants, S. E. Hodnet and
wife, Hodnet, above
named will take notice that an ac.
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ABERDEEN HARDWARE COMPANY
ABERDEEN, N. C.
Mrs. Inza Tillman of Putnam is
spending some time in Aberdeen vis.
iting her aunts, Mrs. Ella Heckart
and Miss Mary Johnson.
Misses Betsy Jean Johnson and
Kate and Lena Stewart are return,
ing to Flora Macdonald College, Red
Springs this week, and Misses Mabel
Bethune and Frances Wimberly are
entering as new students.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson are
spending this week in New York
City.
Sidney Taylor and Lawrence Far.
rell left last w’eek for Elon College.
Mrs. Ruth McLeod and son Char,
les of Carthage are visiting in Aber.
deen as guests of Mrs. Belle Pleas,
ants.
Allen Gibson, manager of Pender’s
Store here, spent last Sunday in
Kenansville.
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Medlin and
daughter. Miss Gloria Gray, spent
last Sunday in Zebulon.
Miss Alma Louise DeMeer left this
week for Candor where she will coach
a home talen play.
Leonard Russell, who is now sta.
tioned with the CCC camp at Mon.
rae, spent last Sunday at home with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brantley and
son of Columbia, S. C., are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell this
week.
Charlton Huntley left Tuesday,
day for the Presbyterian College at
Clinton, S. C., where he is an enter,
ing freshman. Glen Caviness is re. j
turning Friday as a sophomore. j
Misses Margaret Rice and Kath.
arine Johnson left for Wingate Jun. I
ior College, Wingate on Monday of
this week. |
Clifton Blue is returning this w'eek
to the National School of Fine and
Applied Arts at Washington, D. C. |
Mrs. Ella Juat and Mrs. Katie B. i
Shear and daughter. Miss Katie Lee,!
were shopping visitors in Raleigh on i
last Monday.
Mrs. A. A. McKeithen is making a
satisfactory recovery from an opera,
tion she underwent at the Moore
County Hospital on Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Allred, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Allred, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
!
D I Allred and children attended a !
reunion of the Ewing family at Can. '
dor last Sunday '
Mrs. C. H. Perry, nee Miss Susie
Martin, of Jacksonville, Florida, is.
arriving this week to be the guest of
her aunts, Mrs. J. D. Thompson and ^
Miss Bessie Gunter.
Mrs. H. A. Keith, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Keith and children at.
tendcu the home coming at Cypress ;
Church near Jonesboro 'ast Sunday. !
Jerry McKeithen left last Friday
for Charleston, S. C., where he will
enter the Citadel School.
Misses Gwendolyn and Theresa
Zimmerman left Monday for Greens,
boro to enter the North Carolina Col.
lege for Women.
Mrs. J. W. Newell and daughters
of Florence, 3. C., are spending this
I week in town visiting Mrs. Joe Pleas,
ants.
Mr. and Mr.«i. Dillon Jordan, Miss
I Myrtle Jordan and J. T. Land attend,
ed the funeral of Mrs. Jordan’s aunt,
Mrs. Duncan Smith, held at St.
i Paul’s last Sunday.
' Misses Dee Batchelor, Marcella
; Folley and Frances Jean Freeman
left this week for Raleigh,
■ where Misses Batchelor and Folley
I are entering Peace College and Miss
' Freeman, Meredith. *
j Mrs. Earl Rogers and Mrs. Maud
' Wilkins were shopping visitors in
Fayetteville last Saturday.
Mrs. A. K. Pennington left Wed.
nesday morning for Philadelphia to
visit her sister.
Mrs. B. G. Peterson entertained at
bridge at her home on last W’ednes.
day afternoon honoring her daughter.
Miss Alma Louise DuMeer. The liv
ing room was made most attractive
with summer flowers and the guests
sat dow'n to four tables of cards. Mrs,
Cecil Farrell was given the prize for
making the highest score and Mrs.
Robert Farrell second prize.
Mrs. Roy Harrington was hostess
to her bridge club on last Tuesday
night at her home, with three tables
in play. Mrs. Jones Macon was the
only guest present besides club mem.
bers. Mrs. Alton McLean was the re
cipient of both the high score prize
and the floating prize.
The Christian Endeavor Society
entertained at the Community House
last Thursday night honoring boys
and girls who are leaving for college
this week.
LEGAL NOTICES
menced in the Superior Court of
Moore County, North Carolina, to
I foreclose a certain tax sales certifi.
I cate issued to the plaintiff on Sep.
tember 11th, 1933; and the said de-
i fendants, S. E. Hodnet and wife,
1 Hodnet, will further take notice that
I they are required to appear before
i the Clerk of the Superior Court of
I said County within thirty days from
: the service of the Summons, and an.
I swer or demur to the Complaint in
I said action, or the plantiff will ap.
I ply to the Court for the relief de.
I manded in said Complaint.
' Dated this 10th day of September,
11935.
I JOHN WILLCOX.
S1304 Clerk of the Superior Court.. '
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND ‘
Under and by virtue of the au.
thority conferred by Deed of Trust
from H. A. Gunter and wife, Ruth A. '
Gunter to Ralph W. Page, Trustee,'
dated January 1st, 1929, and re. 1
corded in the Moore County Registry |
in Book 33, at page 290, the said
Ralph W. Page, Trustee, will on I
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1935,
at 12 O’CLOCK NOON |
at the Court House door in Carth.
age. Moore County, sell at public'
auction for cash to the highest bidder I
the following described property: j
A certain tract of land lying and
being in Sandhills Township, Moore
County, North Carolina, and more
particularly described as follows:
BEING LOT NO. 20 described and ^
contained in a certain map made by
Francis Deaton, C. E., which map
is registered in Register of Deeds
office, Moore county. North Caro.'
lina in Book 82, at page 600, which '
reference is hereby made for further'
description. i
This sale is made on account of
default in the payment of the indebt, j
edness secured by the said Deed of
Trust and is made subject to delin.
quent taxes and paying asessments
and penalties and unmatured pating
liens.
Dated this 7th day of September,
1935. I
RALPH W. PAGE. |
S13.04 Trustee. |
NOTICE OF S.ALE UNDER I
DEED OF TRUST j
Under and by virtue of authority ,
contained in a certain deed of trust
executed by W. H. McNeill, Jr., (un_ !
married) to The Citizens National
Bank of Raleigh. N. C.. Trustee, on '
the 20th day of March, 1928, recorded ,
in Book 47, Papre 274, Registry of'
Moore County North Carolina, de.
fault having been made in the pay.
ment of the indebtedness secured
thereby, the undersigned Commission,
er of Banks, having succeeded to the
rights and duties of The North Caro,
lina Bank and Trust Company, sue.
cessor to The Citizens Bank, succes.
sor to the Citizens National Bank of
Raleigh, N. C., Trustee, will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash, in
front of the Moore County courthouse
door on Monday, October 4th, 1935, at
LEGAL NOTICES'LEGAL NOTIC.ES
twelve o’clock noon, certain pieces of
land lying and being in Moore Coun.
ty, Carthage Township, State of
North Carolina, and described and de.
fined as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake In the East
edge of N. C. Highway, No. 74 cor.
ner of J. F. Cole’s Estate; tnence
North 47 degrees East 39 chains to
a stake with maple and gum point,
ers in Kelly’s line, thence South 82J
degrees West 29.50 chains to a stake
on a Rocky Knoll, known as the Wild
Cat corner; thence North 71 degrees
West 8 ch^ns to a stake and point,
ers, near the edge of the field, Kellj's
comer; thence South 66 1.2 degrees
West 6.55 chains to a stake in the
East edge of the N. C. Highway No.
74; thence South 30 degrees East
9:8d chains to a stake near N. B.
Stutts’s heirs pasture gate, a corner
of 40 1.2 acres; thence South 31 de.
grees East 6 chains to an iron stake,
a corner of Kline’s 3 3.4 acres;
thence with the third line of said
3 3.4 acres reversed North 44 East
9.50 chains to a stake; thence South
45 degrees East 4 chains to a stake
in a branch; thence South 44 degrees
West 9.50 chains to a stake in east
edge of N. C. Highwa.y No. 74; thence
South 31 degrees East 7.10 chains to
the beginning, containing 51 3.4 acres
more or less, and being the same prop
erty conveyed by S. H. Miller and
wife, Bessie H. Miller to W. H. Me.
Neill, Jr., by deed dated February 7th,
1928, and recorded in Book 103,
Page 338, Moore County Registry.
Dated this 9th day of September,
1935.
GURNEY P. HOOD,
Commissioner of Banks.
S13-04. Commissioner of Banks.
E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storage
SMthcni Pfaiea, N. C. TeL iOSS
Dr S. Neal and Beard
Sanford, N. C.
Veterinarians .
Swinnerton's on Mondays
Carolina Pharmacy, Pinehurst,
Fridays
Tobacco Growers
F^or Top F^rices
Bring Your Tobacco To
ABERDEEN
And, if you need anything in the line of Building Sup
plies—this is the place to buy. Highest grade materials
at prices that you can afford. /
FOR ROOFING:
we recommend—
Composition Shingles.
Heart Cypress Shingles.
M. H. FOLLEY
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Aberdeen, N. C. Phone—129
LEADER IN NORTH CAROLINA
CHEVROLBX
Led in Automobile Sales in the State during the
Month of August—by a Wide Margin
MORE CHEVROLET PASSENGER CARS
MORE CHEVROLET COMMERCLAL CARS
WERE SOLD THAN ANY OTHER MAKE.
There Must Be a Reason.
THERE IS A REASON
It’s the Sturdy Construction and Low Cost of Operation.
Look Over the Chevrolet Line on your Visit to the
Aberdeen Tobacco Market
I Nid'South Motors, Inc.
I Aberdeen, North Carolina
SELL YOUR TOBACCO
in Moore County
LEGAL NOTICES
BANK WITH THE
Bank of Pinehurst
OFFICES
PINEHURST — ABERDEEN — CARTHAGE
DEPOSITS INSURED BY
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
$5,000 MAXIMUlVi INSURANTE
FOR EACH DEPOSITOR $5,0«a I i
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