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Fage Six THE P1L6t, Southern Pinw and Aberdeen, NVtrth Carolina Friday, Octob«r 10, 1936 Stephenson Honored by Tank Corps Veterans U. s. Marshal Elected to Execu tive Committee of Na tional Association The Week in Carthage Mr. and Mrs. James Pleasants of Pinehurst are spending a few days in Cartilage. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Frye and chil dren of Asheboro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Frye. Miss Dorothy Cole of Greensboro spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lane and daugh ter Alicia of Union, S. C. spent the week-end w.*th Mr. and Mrs. W. H. The Sandhill Post of the Amer ican Legion is to be congratulated on the fact that one of its past Com manders, John H. Stephenson, of Southern Pines was elected to the Executive Committee of the Nation- 4l Tank Corps Veterans’ Association Jackson. eit the National convention held in , C. M. Stutts of Roanoke, Va. spent Cleveland last month. He is a former I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Calda Commander of that association. He Stutts and was accompanied home by WAS also elected to a position of im- • his family who spent the past week portance in the National “40-8" As- in Carthage. 4ociation. Comrade Stephenson is al- Mrs. Ida Evans and Miss Agnes so Commander of the 12th District, Evans of Rowland, Mrs. W. J. Adams Department of N. C., American Le- Raleigh. William Adams of Rocky gion, this year. He is U. S. Marshall | Mount, Miss Pat Adams of Concord, {or this district. ‘ ~ At the October meeting of Sand- nill Post, held last Thursday evening m the new club house, Comrades Sin clair, Currie and Woolley were ap pointed by Commander Rassie Wick er to serve on the Armistice Day 4)bservance committee. A movement is under way to organize a “Sons of the American Legion” post in the Sandhills. This organization is grow ing rapidly throughout the country. The ‘‘youngsters’’ (ages 6 to 55) made a great hit in the parade at the National convention in Cleveland. UK. PKIZER SPE.VKKR OX SCHOOL .\SSE.MBLY PROOK-VM The first formal assembly of the current school year in Southern Pines School was accasionel by a vis it from one of the school’s best friends. Dr. E. Levis Prizes. Dr. Prizer was followed with keen •fnijrest and deep appreciation as he .spoke earnestly on “What Does A High School Education Mean To Me?" In an effective graphic way, he convinced the pupils that their ef forts would repay in culture values, in habits of good living, in money re turns, as well as in acquriing knowl edge. J. D. SITTERSON ELECTED STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Mrs. Creech of Norfolk and Mrs. Bar Mr. and Mrs. Jay Goodnight of Kannapolis spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Frye- Mr. and Mrs. Murry Melton of Wil mington, Del. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Shields. EUREKA Mrs. Nannie McCaskill of this com munity spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Dolph Blue of Car thage, and was dinner guest Satur day of Misses Elizabeth arJ Kate Martin McDonald. Mrs. Eliza Wicker Is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Her bert Lee Johnson, In Portsmouth, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Blnnle Lassiter and James McCaskill spent Sunday and Monday in Thomasville with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Primm and ker of Raleigh attended the funeral j daughter Louise spent Sunday with of Rod Bryan last week. I friends In Pinehurst. Mrs. Mary Lacy of Brlstal. Va. re- I Miss Gladys Prlmm of this com- turned home after a visit with Mrs- j niunlty and Miss Gertrude Lamb of Ida Bryan. i Carthage spent the week-end In Ra- Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Muae,! idgh. While there they attended the Jr., a son, James III at the Moore | football game Saturday night. Law- County Hospital on Wednesday Oct- j rence McLeod of Raleigh accompan- ober 7th. ] them home. Mr. and Mrs. Clark, who for the j Mrs. Nettie McRae spent a few past year have been in Carthage have ‘ days last v/eek in the home of Mr. moved to Fayetteville. Mr. Clark was ' and Mrs. Glcndon Wicker of Knoll- connected with the A & P store. ; wood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner of ^ Miss Sadie Lea of Pinehurst Is Fayetteville have recently moved to spending a few days with Miss Louise Carthage. Mr. Turner is the new man-, pj-jmm. ager of the A & P store. Miss Francis McKeithen spent the | week-end in Pinehurst with Miss Mil- i dred Petway. j Mrs. James Adams and son, Grady | of Gaston county spent the week-end i with Mrs. F- I. Pegram. | Mrs. Howard Gardner of Greens- | boro Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lang. H. F. Seawell. Sr. spoke at a Re- j publican rally Wednesday night at j Newport. Mrs. John Haellburton of Miami and Memphis and Mrs. T. W’. Tinnin of Greensboro spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Graves. Mrs. Hal- Iburton Is the aunt of the well known Marvin Hilliard and sister Lillian of Vass visited their sister, Mrs. Vlr- ge Hardle Sunday^ Mr. and Mrs. Alton Blue and baby visited relatives In Vass Sunday. Miss Mildred Blue spent Saturday night in the home erf her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hertle Short of near Hill Crest. Miss Margaret Kelly left Monday for Vass where she has accepted a position as a member of the school faculty. STILL TIME TO ENLIST IN SOIL CONSERVING PROGIC.\M LEGAL NOTICESiLEGAL NOTICES F. Seawell Jr., as Special Master of' son, Trustee for Plnehurat Finance I Corporation, Defendants. LEGAL NOTICES said District, when and where may attend and show cause, if any j ''A'lf 'olher ’persons claiming any in you have, why the prayer of said pe-; terest in the subject matter there^, titlon should not be granted. I will take notice that an action entit- 030 led as above has been commenced In ; claims In or to the proceeds from a sale thereof. Dated this 5th day of October, 1936. JOHN AVILLCOX, Clerk of the Superior Court. This the 15th day of October, 1936. Superior Court of Moore County, I NORTH CAROLINA) H.F. SEAWELL JR., North Carolina, to foreclose certain | MOORE COUNTY. Hens for taxes held by the Town of j IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Southern Pines for the year 1933 men- ; tloned In the Complaint against those j NOTICE OF SUMMONS certain lots of land, lying and being , ^ in McNeills Township, Moore County, J. C. Leigh, Plaintiff, Southern Pines, North Carolina and 1 vs. United States Special Master O 16-N6 COMMISSIONER’S S.\LE OF L.\ND more particularly described as fol- A. Montesantl and wife, Della Monte- lows’ santi and H. C. Vetterlein, Lot. No. 3 in Block MA13, Lot No. Defendants. 1 in Block L & 16, Lot. No. 5 in Block O & 12, Lots Nos. 23&24 In Block M&13, Lot No. 186 in West Southern Pines Addition and also a The defendant, H. C. Vetterlein, I will take notice that the above en- _ I titled action has been instituted for at the intersection of old Jlmtown 1 agamst Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a judgement in the cause pending in Moore Superior Court en titled ‘‘Mrs. Claude Pool vs. John Byrd, et al. will on Monday. Novem ber 9th. 1936 at 2:30 o’clock P. M. at the courthouse door at Carthage, N. ‘o'- ] against A. Montesantl and wife for C. offer and sell to the highest bid-1 ^ound of New York money demand and to convert to a.r ,„r th. ,.Uow,„. tr.ct land lying and bemg in McNeill s town line 100 feet thenw^ consisting of a certain Township, Moore County, North nn’ of 100 feet to I contract, mortgage or deed of trust, ohna. to-wll: of Net luly recorded In the otflc. Containing 57 acres, more or leas, nue extended: Ihence N- 36 3,4 W. 50 N^rth CMOlina. In 80011™” 101, Page No. 338. And let the said defendant take notice that if he fails to appear and answer or demur to the complaint within thirty days from the 26th day of October, 1936, that the relief ask- in the complaint will be and being the same lands heretofore feet to the beginning / V, 1^0 w r» And all of whom will further take conveyed by D. S. Byrd to W D-, ^p. Byrd, and which Is fully described m before the Clerk of the Super- two deeds from D. A. Blue, Sheriff, court at his office in the Court Moore County, North Carolina, to House in Carthage, Moore County, Claud J Bvrd reeristered respective- and present and defend their respcc Ciaua J. tsyra, reg.siert:u p months from ly in Book of Deeds 63, at Page 136, ^e forever barred from ^ ^hls the 22nd day of September, and Book of Deeds 6, page 590, m ^j,y ^11 interest therein or claims 2930 office of the Register of Deeds for in or to the proceeds from a sale Moore County. This October 5th. 1936. W. D. MATTHEW'S K.R.HOYLE, 016-N6 Commissioners. I thereof. , Dated this 7th day of October 1936. JOHN WILLCOX, Clerk of the Superior Court. 030 JOHN WILLCOX, Clerk Superior Court, Moore County, North Carolina. Oct. 2.23. I ■ North Curollna—Moore County. In The Superior Court Noflrc Of Servlee By mihllrallon Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. Hattie Dupree and husband, Du pree, defendants. The defendants, Hattie Dupree and husband, Dupree, will take notice that an action entitled as above has yvest, deceased, defendants. North C arollna—Moore ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE In The Superior Court . » NCyriCE OF SERVICE BY Having qualified as Administrator, PUBLIC.VTION ; d. b. n., c. t. a., of John Allen Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. I McDonald, late of Moore County, John T. West and wife, Mrs. John T. 1 North Carolina, this Is to notify a’l West, T. B West, single, N. W. West having claims against the es- West'^nd wi^! Betsey H. West. Elleri; tate of said decendent to exhibit them West Dockery, Widow, Mrs. Walter | to the undersigned at Carthage, L. Parsons, Widow, Julia West Mont- j North Carolina, on or before the 28th gomery and husband, W. B. September, 1937, or this no- gomery. heirs at law of Bessie W. 1 i tice will be pleaded in bar of their been commenced in the Superior ”T°he dVfendaiits. N. W. West and | recovery. All persons Indebted to said Court of Moore County, North Car- Agnes West, Julia W’est Mont- ‘ estate will please make immediate ollna, to foreclose a certain tax sales gomery and husband, W. B. Mont- payment, certificate and lein for taxes issued to gomery, will take notice that an ac_ ^ the plaintiff on September 10th. 1934; entitled as above has been com- , and the said defendants will further menced in the Superior Court of ■ take notice that they are required to Moore County, North Carolina, to | appear before the Clerk of the Super- foreclose a certain tax sales certlfl- | lor Court of said County within thirty ^ate and Hen for taxes Issued to the j I days from the service of the Sum- plaintiff on September lOth, 1934; I ^ ^ ^ mons, and answer or demur to the ^nd the said defendants, N. W. W'est u j n b Notice has been received that those Compliant in said action, or the plain- and wife, Agnes West, Julia West; This, 1936. U. L. SPENCE. Administrator, d. b. n., c. t. John Allen McDonald the 28th day of September, a., of adventure and travel writer, Richard g^jj conserving! tiff will apply to the Court for the Montgomery and husband, W'. B. Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Russ visited friends in Laurlnburg Sunday. : Winter Peas. “This”, says County Miss Ola Cowing of Apex spent the . ^gent E. H. Garrison, Jr, “should week-end at her home here. j gjyg almost everyone, who wanted to Miss Sara L. Thompson spent the j comply a chance to still cooperate week-end at her home in Haw River. ^ program. The first notice Albert Humphrey and Miss Ruby effect that we had until McGoogan of Fayetteville spent Sun- ; October 1st to get these crops in, but the time has been extended to October 31st. acreage may still meet this require-1demanded in said Complaint. Montgomery, will further take no- The boys have it. So said the tab ulations of the recent student coun cil election at Southern Pines School J. D. Sitterson was top scorer for president, Ed Newton for vice pres ident, James Spring, treasurer and Sara Barnum secretary. The presidential nominee, Mildred Powell, Winifred Kelly, Tom Hard wick and J. D. Sitterson presented an interesting try-out to the student ■ Seawell, ' aughter of Attorney Gen- have not complied and this new body in the auditorium. Each candi-1 eral A. A. F. Seawell of Chapel Hill ! ruling should give a great many oth- date introduced one of the new high, on Thursday night. ; pj.g ^ chance now to come in on the *chool faculty members. As a sec- Mrs. J. K. Roberts, Mrs. \\\ G. ; program. From the looks of the fields JOHN WILLCOX, Clerk of the Superior Court. day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Muse. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Seawell, Sr. „ ^ ... Dated this 17th. day of August tlce that they are required to appear | ment by putting m Vetch or Austrian ® , before the Clerk of the Superior | Court of said County within thirty , days from the service of the Sum-1 mons, and answer or demur to the ; Complaint in said action, or the plain- j tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. Dated this 5th of October, 1936. j JOHN WILLCOX. 030 Clerk of the Superior Court, attended the wedding of Miss Sara { ..go there have been very few NORTH CAROLIN.V, MOORE COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that unde" CaroUan—^Moore County, and by virtue of a power of sale con- Superior (’ourt talned in a certain mortgage deed ex- ^,,^14.,^. xo .\I1 Persons Claiming Any ond t«ist. each candidate gave a short talk on a pertinent subject. Balloting followed immediately. MILDHKU POWELL PRESIDENT OF S. P. H. S. .ATHLETIC ASS’N. Brown aand Mrs. R. W. Pleasants at- now I would say that there are three tended the Capitol district Music Fed- ^ four times as many beans and peas ecuted by D. B. Pritchard and wife, Carrie Pritchard, of Moore County, North Carolina, to Marietta Paint and Color Company of Guilford County, North Carolina, the mortgage deed is duly recorded in the office of the Interest In The Subject Matter of This Action. I Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. j Southern Pines Investment Corpora- i tion, Carolina Mortgage Company, Trustee, Central Investment Corpora- ] THE ARK Southern Pines, N. C. A Country Day and Boarding School for children under fourteen years. Oi>en air classes, and all out-door activities. Music - Art - Handicrafts MILLICENT A.. HAYES Principal Register of Deeds for Moore County tjon. Citizens Bank & Trust Com The Athletic Association of South ern Pines High School was reorgan ized for the year last Friday and of ficers elected as follows: President, Mildred Powell; vice president, Char les Boney; secretary, Winifred Kelly, tnd treasurer, Katherine Hilderman. The campaign for membership will ■ftegin soon. The spirit of loyalty to the association has always been in s'-idence, and leaders anticipate a jpfendld spirit of cooperation this jear also. eration in Fayetteville Saturday. Mrs. p^^j^ j, in Book 41, Page 600. to which ref. p^^y. defendants. Brown presided, this being the final planted before The resiiltq of thi<si herewith made, the debt se- All other persons claiming any in meeting of her term of office Mrs ' i results of this ^ured by said mortgage deed being the subject matter thereof, meeiing ot ner term 01 oiiice. J>ars. ^ should show up well in next years I past due and unpaid, and the powers notice that an action entit- Pleasants rendered a vocal solo. Mrs. ; (.j.^p j^nd be an Inducement for a! of sale contained therein having be- above has been commenced In Roberts was appointed to the cour- i g^eat many people to continue with a ' operative, the undersigned mort- Superior Court of Moore County, *. J r r I OTQ vL'ill nffar fr\r snip flflH apll tO *t_ f/^ -fnmplriep a PPrfrain program of sowing, such as we have had this year. Where peas or other crops are turned this year it will be necessary that we be notified of this C I>. OF .\. TO HOLD SOCIAL Court Judge William Gaston of the Catholic Daughters of America urill hold its first social meeting of the season on Monday evening at 8:00 *’clock. Mrs. Julius Hoffman of Court Bishop Hafey from Raleigh will tddress the Daughte's. Moving pic tures showing the great churches of Europe will be shown. The serving of refreshments will close the evening reeling. Each member of the local court will bring at least one guest to Ibis meeting. tesy committee of the meeting. Miss Ruth Mclver Barringer of Ra- ' leigh spent the week-end with Miss j Mary Jackson Yow. Miss Yow re-1 turned with her for a week’s visit. ! Miss Grace Blue of Zebulon spent | the week-end with her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Alonzo Blue. 1 D. K. McKenzie of Lyons, Ga. is ■ visiting his brother, Duncan McKen zie near Carthage- The Rev. and Mrs. D. McL. Me- j Donald of Columbia, S. C. spent the i week-end with Mrs. J, H. McDonald. ’ and the acreage cheeked so that you will get credit for all this work. No tices were sent to all producers some time ago, to this effect.” LEGAL NOTICES United States District Court Middle District of North C'arolina In The Matter Of Ralph W. Page, Miss Mary Fowler Spencer, who is I Bankrupt. teaching in Huntersville, spent the 1 week-end w'ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Spencer. Miss Virginia Brown spent over Sunday in Boone. Miss Montie Muse of Greensboro spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs- N. J. Muse. Rudolph Womack has accepted a position in the postoffice at High Point. Edmound A. Guggenheim’s person al secretary, Mr. Edwards spent Mon- Notice Of Hearing Of Discharge Pe tition. Pilot Advertising Pays- To The Creditors Of Said Bankrupt: Take Notice That a petition has been filed in said Court by Ralph Walter Page of the County of Moore In said District, who has been duly adjudged a bankrupt under the Act of Congress of July, 1, 1898, for a discharge from all deots provable against his estate under said Act. day and Tuesday in Carthage on busl-1 and that the 17th day of November, ness for Mr. Guggenheim who owns j 1936, ten o’clock A. M. is assigned a hunting lodge on the Horseshoe. ^ for a hearing of the same before H. I gagee will offer for sale and sell to North Carolina, to foreclose a certain the highest bidder, for cash, at the jj^n for street assessments held by Court House door of Carthage, N. C., ^^e Town of Southern Pines for the AT THE HOUR OF NOON ON THE 1933 mentioned in the Complaint 19TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1936, the against the following parcel of land, following real estate lying and being jying^ and being In McNeills Township, in the Town of Southern Pines, Moore Moore County, Southern Pines. North County, North Carolina. Beginning in the west edge of Ashe Street, as extended, Edna Hutchinson’s south corner of 4-5th of an acre; running thence. North 36-45 W. 152.8 feet to a stake in Edna Hutchinson’s line, Thomas A. Kelley’s corner of a one acre tract; thence. South 53- 15 W. with Thomas A. Kelley’s 87 feet to a stake; thence, Soifth 36-45 E. 152.8 feet to a stake in the West edge of Ashe Street. a= c::tended; thence. Nor th 53-lt E. 8V feet with the line of Ashe Sti eet to the beginning point. MARIETTA PAINT and COLOR COMPANY, Mortgagee. This 19th day of September. 1936. S25-016. North ('arollna—Moore County. In The Soperior Court Notice to All Persons Claiming Any Int<»rest In the Subject Matter of This Actlott. Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff, vs. John C. BroAvn and wife, Emma P. Carolina and' more particularly de scribed as follows: Being Lot No. 16 with 13 feet of ad jacent alley, the center square and the alley between lots 22 and 23, all in Block K&3, in Southern Pin«s, N. C-, bounded and described as follows; Beginning at a point in the east line of East Broad Street 254 feet from the north side of Pennsylvania Ave nue, running thence with the east line of East Broad Street S- 53 deg., 15 min. W. 59 feet; thence S. 36 deg. 45 min. E. 150 feet; thence S. 53 deg. 15 min. W. 45 feet; thence S. 36 de grees, 45 min E. 42 feet thence 53 deg. 15 min. W. 150 feet to the north line of Pennsylvania Avenue; thence S, 36 deg. 45 min. E. 16 feet; thence N. .53 deg. 15 min. E. 105 feet; thence S. 36 deg. 45 min. E. 42 ft.; thence N. .53 deg., 15 min. E. 100 ft.; thence N. 36 deg. 45 min. W. 100 feet; thence N. 8 deg. 15 min E. 5.65 feet; thence N. 36 deg. 45 min- W^ 146 feet to the place of beginning. And all of whom w’ill further take no tice that they are required to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court at his office in the Court House MONTESANTI Dry Cleaning TAILORING Southern Pines Telephone 5541 Evelyn M. Edson PUBLIC STrNOGRAPUEB NOTARY FUBUO Garland A. Pierce INSUR.\NGE AGENCY TeIeph<MM 7062 Brown, H. J. Betterley, Sandhills Fi- in Carthage, Moore County, and pre- nancing Corporation, J. 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