Friday, May 31, 1946.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Caroline
Page Th^ee
Douglas Est, Ora—1 K&12,
No. 19, 20, 21, R& 12,
No. 7, 8
18.85
Flowers Est., Robt.—^K&12,
No. 22, 23 & al
7.82
Galbraith, John — S&12,
No. 5, 6
18.71
Goode Est., George—4—
J&7, No. 11, 12, 13, 14...
8.44
Gore, Walter—L&15, No.
6
11.50
Graham, Willie — 0&14,
No. 17, 18
2.04
Green, Benjamin—^K & 8,
No. -8 :
4.38
Getlys, Geneva — Q&17,
No. 20
1.54
Harry, Beasley—1 Jimtown
4.78
Harvey, Quincey — K&7,
No. 19
8.53
Harrington, Arthur — 1
Conn. Ave
1.54
Hill, Annie D—1&15, No.
Ingram, Sam and Alice—
O&ll, No. 16
4.38
Jackson, Emma Virginia—
L&13, No. 22
.13.98
11, 12 & al
8.03
Lambert, David & Ros-
-
anna—& 10, No. 4 ....
1.54
Laney Est., Liaa—M&IO,
No. 9, I&8, No. 1, L&12,
No. 16
5.87
Little, Alexander & Lulu
Q&ll, No. 1, 2
2.35
Matthews, James—^R&12,
No. 7, 18, 19, 20, N&14,
No. 21, 22
10.06
Mayo, Quola—R&13, No. 1
1.67
Medlin, Mable—2 N. Y.
Ave
8.67
Muller, Bertha—P&ll, No.
19
3.98
Mines, Parnell Mable—P&
10, No. 17,18
2.08
Mclver( Sallie, 2 Conn
Ave
2.90
Mclver, Frank—Q&12, No.
17 & all^y
11.78
Mclver, Fred—^Q&13, No. 1
16.54
Mclver. Joe John—K&15,
Carlisle St
6.41
McNeill, John D—Q&ll,
No. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
19.67
McRae Est., Sam—J&9,
No. 5
5.06
Nelson, Pinkie—N&ll, No.
1 & al. No. 2
8.30
Pass Est., Harvey—^N&12,
No. 22
7.84
Person, Jamds W.—^K&8,
No. 19, 20, 21, 22
8.80
Person, Sam & Alice—J&
M 9,. No. 16, pt. 17
7.45
Quick, Edward—J&7, No.
'] 17, 18, 1 Eaglefield Est...
37.33
Quick, Anna—2 Pageland
2.62
Ray, Maggie — 0&13, Pt.
No. 15
7.22
CONGRATUUTIONS
FROM THE
Sandhill Sport Shop
Lvo
^ 1916
QRjlbS
Ydure ifi
Central Carolina
Telephone Company
A Graduationless
Commencement
At Vass-Lakeview
Despite the fact that there was
no senior class, due to the switch
over from eleven to twelve grades
Vass- Lakeview School held com
mencement exercises which end
ed with a sermon by Dr. Charlton
H. Storey, pastor of Bethesda
Presbyterian Church, Aberdeen,
in the school auditorium Sunday
morning. Dr. Storey brought an
inspiring message which he ad
dressed principally to the young
people. Special music by a vested
choir of high school boys and
girls was a pleasing feature of
the service. Mrs. Reid Pleasants
directed, and Mrs. W. E. Glad
stone was at the piano.
On Friday evening the large
crowd present was delighted with
a mystery comedy, “Am I Intrud
ing?” which was presented by
Mary Catherine Johnson, Thelma
Autrey, Opal Baker, Nancy
Smith, Mary Bridgers, Peggy
Haynes, William John Graham,
Billy Odom, Newton Caviness,
Robert Bailey, Ralph Hendrick
and Odell Autrey, under the di
rection of Mrs. Gladstone.
Between acts a group of high
school girls sang ‘-Tis Spring,”
and six couples, Ruth Blue and
Robert Hardy, Lucille Overby
and Mayward Bullock, Della Mae
Oakley and Albert Crissman, and
Doris Lynch and Mac Thomas,
gave their interpretation of
“One-tzy, Two-zy, I Love You-zy,”
with Josephine Ransdell at the
piano.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Reid
Pleasants presented her large
music class in a pleasing recital.
The pupils were divided into
three groups, and Mrs. W. R.
Sugg of Carthage was present to
act as judge, to determine the
winners of silver pins offered by
Mrs. Pleasants to the best in each
group.
In the first group, composed of
third, fourth and fifth grade pu
pils, were Norma Briggs, George
Cooper, Johnny Ferguson, Caro
lyn Evans, Kathleen George, Viv
ian Ruth Matthews, Ann Rans
dell, Carol Smith, Larry Smith,
Catherine Stewart, Leslie Cath
erine Taylor, and Shirley
Thomas. Ann Ransdell won first
place, Carol Smith placed sec
ond, and Kathleen George and
Larry Smith ranked third.
Pupils from the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades were Edith
Bailey, Joanne Chappell, Rosa
Lee Chavis, Mary Ruth Clark,
Alice Evans, Betty Jean Gamer,
Eula Mae Garner, Virginia Jones,
Daisy Marks, Eunice Parker,.
Marilyn Ransdell and Nancy
Wooten.
Ninth, tenth and eleventh grade
pupils were Thelma Autrey,
Marian Bailey, Lula Belle Boggs,
Herminia Causey, Ruth Frye,
Phyllis Hayes, BiUy Odom, Jose-
ppiine Ransdell],; Betty Jean
Routh and Nancy Smith. Hermin
ia Causey won first place; Jose
phine Ransdell was second, and
Thelma Autrey, third.
:W?rs, Pleasants awarded pins
to the first in each group on Fri
day evening, and Mrs. H. A.
Borst, president of the Vass Wo
man’s Club, presented the club’s
English prize to Gerald Hughes.
On Tuesday the school closed
a very successful year under the
principalship of J. H. Bunn.
19. 20
Deese, F. L.—I Cameron
Plan
Dillon, Rev. W. J., G&6,
No. 1 to 10 inc
Dunn, Sr., Clyde T.—F&
1, No. 21, pt. 22
Fox, Margaret, F&2, No. 3,
4
Garner, George, 1—^Ben
nett St- -
Hallowell, Leonard—^H&7,
No. 11-15-6, I&7, No. 15
16
Holliday, W. B—H&3, No.
12 & al -
Kennerley, Est., H. C., 33-
100 a. Weymouth Hgts.
Mills, E. H.—J-8003, J-
8004, J-8005, J-8006
Mumford Est., Lulu—H&
6, No. 5 & al
McCallum, Dowd and
Mary—1 Bennett St-, 3
1-2 Stanley Land
Norris, Mrs. Harry—G&7,
No. 16
Ormsby, John—^F&2, No.
22 & alley
Rapatas, Nick—C&2, No.
1 ;
Schmidt, Amelia — G&2,
No. 19, 20, 21
Sewell, Jr., H- F—F&3,
No. 17, 18, 19, 20, G&2,
No. 1
Starror E^t. Mary—1 In
diana Ave
Steinberg, Helen—F&6, No,
1, 2, 24
Warren, R. A.—^N&3, No.
24 ^
63.19
2.62
7.76
59.63
32.09
20.34
5.33
34.17
19i93
6.41
3.16
51.02
88.09
36.97
134.53
COLORED
Allen, Mary and Plum-
mnie, N&ll, No. 17 & 1-2
alley
Allen, Mary B.—1 N.
Hamp. Ave
Armstrong, Henry—0&15,
No. 19, 20, P&9, No. 1, 2
Bass, Janes—M&12, No. 6,
7
Barnes, Willie & Mildred—
N & 11, No. 19
Barnes, Nora—0&9, No.
16, 17 & al -
Bennett, John—J&8, No. 1,
P&14, No. 17, 18
Bethea, James, Persons
James & Street William
P&ll, No. 15, 16
Bethea, James—12 Page-
land, K&13, No. 8
Bell Alexander — 0&13,
No. 2
Broadway Est., Amos—^L
&15, No. 1, 2, 5, 23, 24 ...
Brown, P. R.—^L&14, No.
15, J&8, No. 20
Brown, Nettie—Q&ll, No.
13, 14 ;
Buchanan, Mary Alice—O
&12, No. 21, 22, Q&9, No.
10, bal
Burns, Carrie Belle—P&
12, No. 10 f
Cassady, Arthur & Bertha
—M&O, No. 2
Cash, Henry Clay—8 Page
land. No. 27 to 36
Cash, Lemuel—K&14, No.
1
Caviness Est., Eli—M&13,
No. 13
Chevis, Norman—1-10 No.
10 Bob Harris
Conner, T. U—12 L&7, No.
5 to 16, al. & sq;
Cole, Sam—K&12, No.
21
Currie, Carrie—M&9, No.
15, 16
Cuthbertsop, Anne—N&ll,
No. 16 i-2 al. 3-4 sq.....
Davis, Mack—N&12, No.
3
13, 14
Saunder, J. T.—^L&15, No.
13, 14
Sellers, W. C.—0&13, No.
8
Simmons!, Solomon—J&9,
pt. 6, pt. 7
Scott, A. J.—1 Conn. Ave.
Smith, Hubert—0&13, No.
3
Stephenson, J. M., 1 N.
Hamp. Ave
Steele Est., George, Page-
land & Conn. Ave
Street Est. William,, J&
13, No. 1
Strong Est., E. M.—K&12,
No. 13, 14
Stubbs, Pohn Henry—P&
11, No. 17, P. & 12, No.
20, M&13, No. 7, 8, 9,
pt. No. 10
Stubbs, Mack—P&12, No.
V, 8
Spann, Curtis & Elizabeth,
Q&IO, No. 6
Terry, T. E., 0&16, No. 2,
0&15, No. 19, 20
Troy, Mary—Pageland, No.
-8, 9, 20, 21
Waddell, Anna—^Pageland,
No. 181, 182
Watson, Pearl—L&13, No.
15, 16, 17 & al
White, Odell—O&ll, No. 3,
4
Wicker Est, Mattie, N. &
13, No. 23
3.03
3.70
39.08
7.22
14.52
1.54
7.45
6.10
7.49
11.95
12.63
Wicker, Wyoming Lee, N
& 13, No. 21
Williams, Deland K.—^L&
14, No. 6
Williams, Demp & Inez, J
& 14, Pageland
Williams, Robert Lee—Q
6 12, No. 19
William, Lessie — N&12,
No. 21
Williams, Dora, P & 8, No.
14
Williams, Otis — Q&16,
No. 20
Williams, Willie — N&14,
No. 15
Wilson, D. E. — K&14,
No. 5
Wright, Georgia — K&13,
No. 18 12 2, 0&14, No.
7
York, Edward Sr.—J&13,
No. 78, 79
York, Edward, Jr., M&
13, No. 5, 6 & al
Miscellaneous
Thompson, John & Sav-
vannah—M&9, No. 1,
2, 3, N&13, No. 15, 16....
1.54
5.33
14.16
1.67
4.38
1.67
11.82
6.41
34.13
18.71
9.25
9.84
4.38
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR.
IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c
back. Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicide, TE-OL.
Made with 90 percent alcohol, it
PENETRATES. Reaches and kills
MORE germs faster. Sold locally
at Sandhills Drug Co.
GRADS
rO THiE SCORES OF
GRADUATES OF
SOUTHERN PINES WE
PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS
SPACE. BEST WISHES FOR
YOUR SUCCESS.
GEORGE R.STRAKA
BILLIARD ROOM
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TAX SALE
Carolina Power and Light Company
On Monday. June 3rd, 1946 at
10:00 a. m. at the City Office in
Municipal Building, East Broad
St., the following described prop
erty will be offered for sale for
taxes due the Town of Southern
Pines for 1945, together with pen
alties and cost of advertising.
MRS. J. H. TILGHMAN,
Collector.
<3;
Learn To Fly
ABERDEEN AIRPORT
IS NOW PREPARED
To Offer Student Instruction,
Passenger Rides and Charter Trips
Located 1-2 ^le
West of Aberdeen
WHITE
Bailey, Catherine—1-Mass.
Ave $106.46
Britt, Ray C—H&3, No. )
15, & 1-2 of No. 14 16.24
Brown, R. M.,—D&2, No.
1, 3 3, 24 48.32
Buttry, George—^H&I, No.
7, 8, 9 150.19
Clark, Lloyd and Mildred
—N.&4, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 23, 24, 1-2 sq 168.00
Creamer George B4—P&
13„ No. 13 1.67
Cranfell, H. I.—M&2, No.
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