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Friday, April 11, 1947.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
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Tfin,, S^^^^HOWLETTS
WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN YOU
GO OUT FOR
LARK
I COME
HOME
AND MY
WIFE
G/VES ME,
THE BIRD.'
Guarantee safer driv
ing by having your
car regularly serviced
and repaired at Hew
lett’s. We offer com
plete automobile ser
vice, at economical
prices. Our work is
expertly done to as
sure you of safer more
satisfying driving pleasure. Drive in today.
Mr. Smart Will Appear In This Space
Every Week
HOWLETTS
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Se/utuie StaiiOH. <s.*u£ Sltofi-
SOUTHERN PINES. N C . PHONE 5311
Starting Early?
We Can Speed You on Your Way
With a Good Breakfast
from 6 to 11:30 a. m. 35c to $1.25
LUNCHEON
11:30 a. m. until 2:30 p. m. 65c to $2.00
DINNER
5 until 11:00 p. m. $1.50 to $3.50
Seafoods a Specialty
Our Motor Court Includes Five New
Cabins With Every Convenience for Comfort.
Ws Raining Dollar Bills
All For Vets^ Education Fund
If you open a letter sometime
soon, and a dollar bill falls out,
don’t rush to the nearest store to
spend it. First read the letter
enclosed.
Then the chances are you’ll
find yourself adding one or more
bills to it, and mailing them to
the Citizens’ Bank and Trust
company, for the Sandhills Vet
erans’ . association educational
fund.
For this is the unique means
these 13 young men of Southern
Pines, Pinehurst and Aberdeen
have chosen to collect $1,000 to
give some'Moore County girl a
good education in nurse training,
with the objective of having her
return to this county to nurse.
They’re testing human nature
by sending out dollar bills at ran
dom, asking that they be return
ed with additional bills—and to
date,' President William White
has announced, human nature is
coming through with flying col
ors. With their original invest
ment of $50 more than surpassed,
and a number yet to be heard
from (they hope), they’re turn
ing right around and sending
them all out again.
It’s a campaign you can’t over
look, if they pick your name—
and an opportunity Moore Coun
ty high school girls won’t over
look, if they want a fine nijrse
training education with 13 god
fathers footing the bill.
High school principals all over
the county are cooperating, and
all a girl has to do is let her prin
cipal know. Her name will be
placed before a selection board.
She should be a senior, ready to
enter the first nursing class after
her graduation in a good train
ing school—and she’ll have a
voice in which one it is.
She’ll have everything furnish
ed, and spending money too, for
these veterans aren’t doing any
thing halfway. It’s their form of
cooperation with the Good
Health program, and it ties in
with their aim of community ser-
■«ce.
So—when your dollar bill ar
rives—look on it as 100 cents’
worth of opportunity.
BusJ^ Season For
Sanford Team
Pope’s Restaurant
On Highway Number one South of* Southern Pines
For Reservations call Southern Pines 8872
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For your Painting and Wallpaper
ing Needs, Furniture Refinishing
and Sign Painting.
R. T. Campbell, Mgr. Phone Pinehurst4933
The spring air is filled with
baseball news—and here’s some
more, to please night game fans
who don’t mind traveling a few
miles to see a good game.
Spring training has started in
the Tobacco State league, and the
season will officially open April
29 with Sanford playing Red
Springs at Sanford. Towns in
cluded are Sanford, Dunn, Erwin}
Selma, Smithfield, Clinton, Lum-
berton. Red Springs, Wilmington
and Warsaw.
Before the opener the Sanford
team will play a Series of exhib
ition games in other leagues, all
to start at 8 p. m. except Sunday
games 3 p. m.: April 12, Hanes
Hosiery at Winston-Salem; April
13, Durham; April 14, Goldsboro;
April 15, Raleigh, at Sanford;
April 16, Campbell college at San
ford; April 17, Elizabethtown at
Lumberton; April 18, Goldsboro
at Sanford; April 19, Raleigh;
April 20, Elizabethtown at San
ford; April 21, Durham at San
ford; April 22, Concord at San
ford; April 23, House of David at
Sanford; April 24 and 25, Landis
at Sanford; April 26, Concord;
April 27, Hanes Hosiery at San
ford.
Last season’s players who re
ported for spring practice this
week were Jimmie Guinn, Hank
Nesselrode, Bob Pugh, Bill Stone,
Joe Nessing, George Bortz.
Among promising new men work
ing for jobs on this year’s club
are Jimmie Wilson, State Coll
ege center fielder for the past
three years; Raye Loudermilk,
Robbins, outfielder; William Mc
Neill, Southern Pines, pitcher.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
TO ALL WHOM THESE PRES
ENTS MAY COME—Greeting:
WHEREAS, It appears to my
satisfaction, by duly authentica
ted record of the proceedings for
the voluntary dissolution thereof
deposeted in my office, that the
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL
COMPANY
a corporation of this State, whose
principal office is situated at No.
,in the Town of Southern
Pines, County of Moore, State of
North Carolina (Garland A.
Pierce being the agent therein
and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served),
has complied with the require
ments of Chapter 55 of the Gen
eral Statutes, preliminary to the
issuing of this Certificate that
such consent has been filed:
NOW, THEREFORE, I, -THAD
EURE, Secretary of State of the
State of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said corpora
tion did, on the 21st day of
March, 1947, file in my office a
duly executed and attested con
sent in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation, executed by
at least two-thirds in interest of
the stockholders thereof, which
said certificate and the record of
the proceedings aforesaid are
now on file in my said office as
provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1
have hereto set my hand and af
fixed my official seal, at Raleigh,
this 21st day of March, A. D.,
1947.
(SEAL)
THAD EURE
Secretary of State
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Around 50 Scouters from
Moore, Harnett and Lee counties,
with a scattering from other coun
ties and including many from
Southern Pines spent weekend
before last at the Pinehurst Boy
Scout camp as pupils in a com
prehensive scoutmaster traing
course.
Scoutmasters and assistant
scoutmasters learned their
jobs through practical experience
at the camp, and through train
ing given by members of the
council executive staff from Ra
leigh. John D. McConnell, dis
trict chairman of training and
leadership, was in charge of the
event, assisted by Earl J. Petro,
Jr., assistant distVict commission
er.
The training course opened
at noon Saturday, and concluded
late Sunday afternoon.
Among the Scouters was one
Boy Scout, Billy Sledge, of the
Pinehdrst troop, who assisted in
serving meals, and doing other
odd jobs about the camp.
PROMPT
MODERATE
From George W. McCormac to
the Southern Pines Warehouses,
Inc.: a plot about 200 by 250 feet
located on West Broad Street and
Wisconsin Avenue.
From P. P. Pelton, administra
tor of the estate of the late Hattie
May Condit, to William B. Gou-
ger, Jr.: the former Condit
houses and lots numbers 13 to 20
on Leak Street between Ver
mont and Maine Avenues, and
lots 220, 21 and 22 on Vermont
Avenue.
From W. Keenan Rand to Ed
Starnes and C. J. Simons: the
former Powell house and lots
numbers one and two on the
northwest corner of New Hamp
shire Avenue and Ashe Street.
D. B. Tew to James A. Tew:
lots numbers 19 and 20 at the cor
ner of Leak Street and New York
Avenue.
D. B. Tew to W. C. Tew: lots
numbers 17 and 18 on Leak
Street between New York and
Pennsylvania Avenuqs.
D. B. Tew to Clyde Tew: a lot
at the intersection of Leak Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue.
From Janie Scarboro to D. B.
Tew: lots numbers 1 and 2, 23
and 24 at Page Street ‘and New
York Avenue.
T. N. Baker to Newton A.
Baker: lots numbers 8, 9, and 10,
on U. S. No. 1, and lots numbers
28, 29 and 30 on Ridge Street,
Edgemoor Heights.
Mrs. L. B. Miles to J. H. Cald
well, Jr.: lots numbers 63 and 64
in Pinedene.
Knollwood, Inc. KnoUwood to
A. E. Richardson: lot number 406.
Same to Elizabeth E- Ordeman.
West Southern Pines
F. W. Van Camp to Viola
Stubbs: lots numbers 3 and 4 on
Henly Street. James P. Hinson to
Beatrice Armstrong, lot number
12 in block M and 13.
A. H. Owens to P. F. Buchan:
a lot at Pennsylvania and Carl
isle Street.
From Karl A. Andrews to Lo-
rena Lacker: a parcel of land in
Mineral Springs township on the
old Morganton road.
Everywhere^ yoe hear it said
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Jewel Theft Case
Remains a Mystery
No report is available on new
developments, if any, in the
Pinehurst jewel theft case of last
week, and since the matter lies
now with the FBI and insurance
company detectives, the likelihood
is that no local report will be
made.
An estimated $20,000 worth of
jewelry belonging to Mrs. P. H.
Raymer, of New York city, was
removed from her jewel case in
a bureau drawer in her room at
the Carolina hotel Monday, March
24. No description of the pieces
has been made public, except
that one, valued at $14,000, was
a diamond bracelet.
The presence of the FBI in the
case suggests that an ^interstate
ring of thieves is suspected—^the
kipd that strike and move on
with speed.
MOORE COUNTY
NORTH CAROLINA
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE
Henry Eugene Norton, plaintiff
vs
Cattie Lee Norton, defendant
The. defendant above named
will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Moore County, North Carolina, to
secure an absolute divorce; that
the defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap
pear before the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of said County in
his office in the Court House in
the Town of Carthage, North Car
olina, within twenty days from
the 30 day of April 1947, and an
swer the plaintiff’s complaint in
said action or plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said Complaint.
Dated this 31 day of March
1947.
JOHN WILLCOX
Clerk of the Superior Court
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Certificate of Filing of Consent
By Stockholders to Dissolution
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