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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North CarollttK
Friday, October 25, 1935.
Announcing the Opening of
VILLAGE, COURT
GRILL
PINEHURST
ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23d, 1935 ;
for its
THIRD SEASON
Under the Management of
MRS. KARL ANDREWS
Telephone 3321—Pinehurst
cow
CHOW
ATTENTION
DAIRYMEN!
Lhe Purina Co\x Plan provides a
definite way of feeding cows during the
dry, freshening and milking periods.
This wards oflf cow troubles and builds
up milking power. The new Purina Dry
and Fitting Chow for cows before and
after calving gets cows ready for heavy
milking and keeps jjown calving and
udder troubles. The special Purina Cow
Chow milking ratidn, worked out and
approved for this locality by tha Purina
Research Farm, lets you use your home
grown grain to a profitable advantage
and gives your cows what they need to
milk at their top level without using
their owti "flesh and bones” in making
milk. See us the next time you're in town.
We can help you make more money on
your cows!
McNEILL & COMPANY
FEED and SEED STORES
Southern Pines. Phone 6245 Fayetteville, Phone 455
Be Comfortable
Before Cold Weather Arrives
MODERNIZE YOUR
Heating Plant and Plumbing System
Estimates Gladly Given
FRIGIDAIRE
OIL BURNERS
IRON FIREMAN
(Automatic Coal Burner)
ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL
L V. O’CALLAGHAN
FRIGIDAIRE S.4LES AND SERVICE
Telephone 5341
Southern Pines
.A.dv'ertising F^a-ys
in XKe F»ilot
The Week in Vass
Ernest Milton of the Presbyterian
Orphans’ home in Barium Springs
was a guest at the Young People’s
meeting at the Presbyterian church
Sundaj’ evening at 6:30, and showed
pictures of the buildings and grounds
at the children’s home, and moving
pictures of the daily life of the boys
and girls. A large crowd from the
Vass and Cypress communities at.
tended the service. Mr. Milton ex_
pressed his thanks for the loyal sup.
port given the orphanage by this
group. The local Sunday School gives
its third Sunday offering each month
to the orphanage, and the auxiliary
clothes a litile girl there.
A series of reyival services which
had been in progress at the taberna
cle for ten days came to a close with
the Sunday evening service. The Rev.
Dallas Saunders of Albemarle con
ducted the meeting, and preached
strong gospel messages.
The Rev. Dallas Saunders and his
grandmother, Mrs. Reynolds of Troy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. B. Lambert and
University, was at home for the
week-end.
Eugene Keith is spending some
time in Albemarle with his sister,
Mrs. W. C. Byrd.
Edgar Oldham of Palkton visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Old.
ham last week.end.
Mrs. A. M. Cameron si ent the
week.end with relatives in Raleigh
where she was joined by her daught
er, Marion Cameron, of Louisburg
College.
Mrs. R. A. Eubanks and baby Do.
lores of New Bern are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. B. M. Corbett. The Corbetts
and their guests spent Sunday and
Monday in Raleigh.
Mrs. W. B. Graham, Miss Katharine
Graham and Gerald Graham spent
Saturday in Raleigh.
ST.XTE BAR I>E('LAHES WAR
ON SHYSTER L.\WYERS
Shyster lawyers were given much
attention at the annual meeting of
the N. C. State Bar in Raleigh last
Friday, and ways of eliminating
crooked lawyers, and especially those
Miss Margaret Lambert visited Miss lining up with organized crime, were
MISS E\'ELYN BRITON OF iTimAi ivmnnir*!?©
JACKSON SPRINGS WEDS XSUlldliO
Mattie Cagle and Will Cagle of Car
thage Sunday.
Mrs. N. N. McLean. Mrs. C. A.
discussed especially by Judge Henry
A. Grady, Clinton, who outshone
some of the outsiders in his denuncia.
Miss Evelyn Juanita Bruton and
W’illiam Allen Capers were married
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the
home of the bride’s parents in Jack,
son Springs. The home was attrac.
tively decorated with cut flowers,and
terns. The bride and groom entered
together to the strains of the bridal
chorus fr:m Lohengrin, played by
lilrs. S. L. McDuffie, and music was
softly played during the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. R.
G. Matheson.
The bride wore a late fall model
of black novelty crepe with full
length coat trimmed with badger fur,
and a white satin blouse. Her corsage
was of roses and lilies of the val
ley. She Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Bruton of Jackson
Springs, and for the past year has
been w'ith the U. S. Rubber Company
in Raleigh. Mr. Capers, the son ctf
Mrs. Eula D. Capers and the late
Edgar Allen Capers of Inman, S. C.,
Is located in Lillington where they
will make their home.
MARRI.VGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
to W. D. Moore of Hemp and Alice
Saurders of Randleman; J. H. Thom
as of Broadway and Katie Garner of
Jonesboro Route 1.
NOTICE
i NORTH CAROLINA,
MOORE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Lawrence, Mrs. S. M. McNeill. Miss j tion. President William L. Ransom,
Emma Gorham, Mrs R. G Rosser, j New York, of the American Bar As.
Mrs W. D. McCraney, Miss Mary ^ sociation; Angvis D. MacLean, Assist.
Frank McMillan and Miss Agnes ant Attorney General of the U. S.;
Smith attended a Presbyterian group J- M. Broughton, Raleigh, president
conference at Aberdeen last Friday.! cf the N. C. Bar Association; Judge
Little Janet Rosser played a violin L. R. Varser and Prof Fred B. Me.
solo, with Mrs. F. H. Ponish accom. i Call, Chapel Hill, were other speak,
panying her on the piano. ers. Julius C. Smith, Greensboro, was
The Rev. Frank Hare will fill his , elected president, succeeding I. M.
regular appointment at the Vass . Bailey, Raleigh, and Charles G. Rose,
Baptist church at H o’clock Sunday j Fayetteville, vice.president. Henry
morning. jM. London was re.elected secretary.
There will be no preaching service , trea.surer by th coimcil. H reported
at the Vass Presbyterian Church on $18,000 in $3 membership dues. Sev.
this Sunday evening on account of cnteen of the 27 Superior Court
the revival services which are in judges held a luncheon and decided
progress at the Presbyterian church to meet thus annually. The board of
in Lakeview, but the Rev. Mr. Law- law examiners and heads of law
rence will preach in the local church , schools met Thursday to try to work
on the following Sunday evening, No-; out programs for courses of study to
vember 3. The Rev. Malcolm P. Cal. fit into the examinations given. Judge
houn, who is assisting in the revival' Felix Alley said pre.sent examina.
at Lakeview, will preach for Mr. tions are unfair in that they do not
Lawrence at the Manly church this meet the courses.
Sunday morning and at Cypress in (
the afternoon. Mr. Lawrence will ^ SEEI>LI\(i.S .-VV.AILABLK FOR
preach at St. Pauls for Mr. Calhoun REFORESTATION LV STATE
Sunday morning.
Mrs. C. A. Lawrence was hostess Between five and six million seed.
to the Girls' Circle of the Presbyter, lings for reforestation purposes have
ian church and the Presbyterian wo. been produced this year at the State
men teachers of the local school last Nursery, near Clayton, and are ready
week. As nearly all of the members for distribution in the coming plant-
of the Girls’ Circle are now young |ing season, State Forester J. S.
women, it was decided to organize Holmes says. About 2.000,000 will be
into a Business Women’s Circle, and ' used in soil erosion control planting
the following officers were elected: the state by the U. S. Soil Erosion
Chairman, Miss Agnes Smith; Secre. Service and the other 3,000,000 will
tary, Miss Myrtle McMillan; Treas. be available to state farmers and
urer. Miss Mary Frank McMillan, landowners. They include about 3,_
Those present at the meeting in ad. 000,000 loblolly pines, nearly 2,000,-
dition to those named were Miss Neo- *^00 locusts, 750,000 longleaf pines and
lia McCrummen, Miss Lois Buchan. 500 poplars, and smaller numbers of
an. Miss Ruth Lang, Miss Leone Cur. mimosis, shortleaf pine, maritime i
rie. Miss Margaret Lambert, Miss pine, black walnut, cypress and
Marian McMillan, Miss Emma Gor. chestnut oak. Prices have been re-
ham and Mrs. N. N. McLear piosL d^ced even lower, to $2 per 1,000 for
dent of the Woman’s Auxiliary. I loblolly pine and locust, and S3 per
Mrs. Ethel Kirby spent Thursday 1.000 for longleaf pine, which is
and Friday in Raleigh as the guest much below cost of production, Mr.
of Mrs. J. S. Bundy. . Holmes says. The U, S. Forest Serv-
Mrs. Sarah Margaret McNeill cel- *^e cooperates with the Departr.ient
ebrated her 78th birthday on F'riday of Conservation and Development in
by attending the group conference in | operating the nursery.
Aberdeen. Mrs. McNeill ie one of the
most active members of the local NEW MOTOR FIRM FIOIS
Presbyterian auxiliary, always doing INCORPOR.\TION PAPERS
her part when the group sews for
their little girl at the orphanage, or' certificate of incorporation was
when bed spreads are made for the , the court house on Monday
baby cottage. She was publicly hon. W’allace-W'illiams Motor Com.
ored by the group at the meeting on Pany, Inc., which will have its prin.
Friday. | cipal office in Carthage. The agent
Miss Ola Parham, who had been ; charge is to be George L, Wallace,
with her uncle and aunt. Air. and '^I^- W’allace, Chester I. W’illiams and
Mrs. J. M. Tyson, for several weeks, ! Winthrop W'illiams, all of Pin«*hurst,
left last week to visit relatives at j are named as incorporators. The
Fayetteville before returning to firm w'ill deal in Dodge and Ply.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIC E OF >IORTGAGEE’S
SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that cer.
tain mortgage deed executed by W^
C. Chrisco and Dela Chrisco, his
^•ife, of date April 30, 192.5, which
.said mortgage deed is duly recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Moor County in Book of Mortgages
No, 43, at Page 47, the undersigned
mortgagee will offer for sale at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court H ise door of Moore
County, in the town of Carthage,
N. C., on Tuesday, the 5th day of
November. 1935, at the hour of twel.
ve o’clock Noon, the following de.
scribed property: ,
That certain piece, parcel or tract
of land lying and being in Sheffields
Township, Moore County, and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginninjr at the third corner of
100 acres of land granted to Tom
Reeder by grant No. 4568, thence
with the third line of said grant S.
81 deg, E, 12,8.5 chains to a stake
in said third line, being a post oak and
black gum pts., thence S, 21 deg, 30
W, 29 chs. to a stake in the Blue line
having 2 post oak .ind red oak pts.,
thence with the Blue line N. 74 deg.
30 W. 11.,50 chs. to a stake in Blue
line on east edge of a road having a
pine with a short straw and red oak
pts., thence to the beginning, contain,
ing thirty.thrce and one lialf acres,
more or less.
The foregoing sale is being held be
cause of the default of the mortga.
gors in the payment of the indebt,
ness secured by said mortgage deed,
as therein provided.
The terms of the sale will be cash,
and the mortgagee will require a de
posit of fifteen per cent of the
amount bid by the successful bidder
as evidence of good faith.
This, the 3rd day of October, 1935.
R. L. ALLBRIGHT,
Oll.Nl.
I Lucy B. Heywood, Plaintiff
. vs.
I Southland Holding Company,
; et al. Defendants,
i An action entitled as above la now’
being prosecuted in the Superior
Court of Moore County in order to
detemine the priority of liens of the
following instruments:
1. Deed of Trust dated May 22,
1920, executed by Southland Hotel
Company to Citizens Bank and Trust
Company, Trustee, in the sum of
$30,000.00, the same being filed for
record July 20, 1920, and recorded
in Book of Mortgages 31, Page 305,
of the Public Registry for Moore
County. ,
2. Deed of Trust dated October 1,
1926, executed by Southland Holding
Company to Citizens Bank and Tnist
Company, Trustee for October 15,
1926, and recorded in Book 45, Page
330, of the Public Registry for Moore
County.
3. Postponement of Lien, dated
May 1. 1930, executed by J. V. Healy,
Attorney in Fact, Jackson Herr
Boyd, J. B. Swett, and Mrs, Hattie
Sanborn, and recorded in Boo)t of
Mortgages 54, Page 116, of the Pub
lic Registry for Moore County.
4. Deed of Trust, dated May 1,
1930, executed by Southland Hold
ing Company to Page Trust Com
pany. Trustee for the Owners of First
Mortgage Gold Bonds in the sum of
$22,500,00, the same being fUed for
record May 23, 1930, and recorded in
Book cf Mortgages 54, Page 122, of
the Public Registry for Moore
County.
Notice is hereby given that all
owners and holders of any bonds se
cured by the deeds of trust hereto
fore described are hereby ordered to
make themselves parties to tJiis ac
tion within thirty days after No
vember 15. 1935, or forever be barred
of any rights that they may have by
reason of their liens on the property
described in the foregoing deeds of
trust.
This 2nd day of October, 1935.
JOHN W^LLCOX,
Oll.Nl Clerk of Superior Court.
; NOTIC E OF MORTGAGEES S.\LE
Under and by virtue of the powers
of sale contained in a certain pur
chase money mortgage given by Al
ton Munn to J. E. Hasty, default
I having been made in the payment
I of said note, which is secured by said
i mortgage, and the power of sale in
' said mortgage having become opera.
I tive, the undersigned will on
MONDAY. NOV. 4th, ut 12
O’CLOCK NOON,
I at the courthouse door in Carthage,
1 offer for sale to the highest bidder
tor cash, the following described real
I estate:
I Situated In Block K, and fifteen
I and beginning at the Easterly corner
i of said Block and the Knollwood line.
: also the present corporation line, and
!runs thence with the line of Carlisle
I Street fifty feet to a stake; thence
■ in a W'esterly direction, parallel with
I the said line of Knollwood one hun.
I dred feet to a stake; thence parallel
I with Carlisle Street fifty feet to a
I stake in the Knollwood line; thence
j with that line in an Easterly direc-
I tion one hundred feet to the point
I of beginning,
I TIME OF SALE: 12 o’clock Noon.
I DATE OF SALE: Nov. 4th 1935.
i TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
H. F. Seawell, Jr. J. E. HASTY,
Attorney. Mortgagee.
Dll, Nl.
Business Opportunity
Will lease, sell, or accept a half interest
partnership in
MONTESANTI’S SPAGHETTI CAMP
Located Midwa.v Between Southern Pines
and P.inehurst
Inquire A. Montesanti, Southern Pines, N. C.
Florida.
Miss Eloise Brooks of Hallsboro
spent last week.end with her moth,
er, Mrs. G. W’. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. W’. E. Gladstone and
a group of boys of the agriculture
class of which Mr. Giaiistone is
teacher attended the fair in Raleigh
on Saturday.
Miss Glennie Keith of Raleigh came
down for the afternoon Sunday and
accompanied her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Keith, and Vick Keith and
Linwood Keith to Durham to see Hor
ton Keith,
Dr, and Mrs, R, G. Rosser, John
and Janet Rosser visited Robert at
Davidson College Sunday.
Mrs. L. C. Wallace of Carthage is
spending some time with her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tyson.
Misses Kate and Eva Graham re.
turned last week from Norfolk
where they were guests of their sia.
ter, Mrs. Percy Futrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe M. Chappell
and little Joanne left the first of the
week for a visit with relatives at
Blackstock, S. C.
Herman Parker, who is studying
for his Master of Arts degree at the
mouth cars.
•\W.\RD CONTR.VC’T FOR NEW
BOILER ,\T COUNTY HOME
The County Commissioners met on
October 16th and awarded to S. W.
Shields a contract for installing a
new boiler, automatic stoker, piping
changes and general repairs on the
entire system at the county home as
per specifications at a price of $820,
this being the lowest bid submitted.
WILLING WORKERS TO MEET
The Willing Workers of the South,
ern Pines Baptist Church will meet
with Mrs. Goodwin on May street on
Tuesday, October 29 at 3 p. m. All
ladies are cordially invited. The Will,
ing Workers will serve a supper at
the Baptist Church Tuesday evening,
November 5.
FAIR HAUL
Jailer A. T. Lambert had forty-
two guests for breakfast last Sun
day morning. Thirteen of the num.
ber were arrested on Saturday night
at the county fair for drunkenness.
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
D. G. STUTZ, President N. L. HODGKINS, Cashier
GEO. C. ABRAHAM, V.-Pres. ETHEL S. JONES, Ass’t. Cashier
U. s. POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
A SAFE CONSERVATIVE BANK
DEPOSITS INSURED
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WASHINGTON, D.C.
fcnnfl maximum INSURANCE CRfinn
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NOW OPEN
COL.ONIAL. INN
A Southern Home, Open To Winter Guests
NEW YORK AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE LIBRARY
MRS. LEIGHTON HUSKE
Phone 501S ScuUiern Pines, N. C.