WJT
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Pinehurst Packing Co.
Fresh Killed,
Finest quality.
Native
CHICKEN
BEEF
PORK
Growers Reminded
Cards Needed For
Cooperative Loans
and
old
Es-
Also new laid eggs
'fashioned country sausage
pecially sausage.
P. P. C. sausage, my own recipe;
is made with fresh, tender lean
pork with only enough fat so it
won't be dry, all well blended
and seasoned.
It won't melt in the pan, but it
sure "melts in your mouth" and
"sticks to your ribs."
At Plant or your favorite So.
Pines market.
PINEHURST PACKING CO
Phone Pinehurst 5452.
Curtis McKenzie. Mgr.
FARMERS NOTICE: I'm in the
market ' for GOOD EATING live
stock. Phone or call as above.
C. McKenzie
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NEED GLASSES?
COME to Southern Pines
EYE examinations and
ALL Optical Shop Service.
If you break a lens, we can
duplicate it. SAVE the
pieces!
H. M. SMITH
OPTICIAN
S. Pines & Dunn, N. C.
If you are one of the 80,000 to
bacco growers in the two Car-
olinas and Virginia who became
members of the Flue-Cured To
bacco Coopdrative Stabilization
corporation last year, and plan
to place tobacco . in the corpor
ation and accept the last year, and
plan to place tobacco in the cor
poration and accept the loan
this year, it will be well for you
to check and see if you still have
the identification card issued to
you, according. to a reminder
from the state department of
agriculture.
Pointing, out that before any
tobacco grower s eligible to place
tobacco in the corporation and ac
cept the loan, L. T. Weeks, sec
retary of the corporation, said it
is necessary that he be a member.
All who purchased a share of
stock last year were issued a
stock certificate and an identifi
cation card, he said. This identi
fication card serves as the grow
er’s evidence that he is a member
and that he holds a share of stock.
If he was not a member last
year, he may become a member
by purchasing te least one share
of common stock which will en
title him to all of the corporation’s
benefits and privileges'. He need
not purchase stock each year,
provided he can produce evidence
that he is a stockholder.
Many growers who became
members in 1946 have lost their
identification ■ cards, Mr. Weeks
said. A duplicate card may be
obtained by writing to the Flue-
Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stab
ilization Corporation, 411 Fay
etteville Street, Raleigh.
When the grower is marketing
his tobacco and finds that it is
desirable to place some tobacco
in the corporation and receives
a loan on it and he does not have
an identification card, th^n it
will be necessary for him to buy
i another share of stock before he
is eligible to place his tobacco in
the corporation.
Warehousemen and officials of
GOOD WILL
From our Vass correspon
dent comes a little follow-up
to our story last week of Ed
McPhatter, Negro tenant on
the A. V. Autrey farm, who
wa(s thrown from his mule
onto the highway, where he
was struck and injured by a
car;
it's a story of interesjl to
those who like to hear of
good will, rather than ill
will, among races and men.
One of the first to reach
the accident scene was a
white man, a Durham archi
tect, who stopped to offer
aid. Finding neither Autrey
nor his son was at home, the
architect — a complete
stranger to them all-
brought Miss Thelma Autrey
to town to summon medical
aid, welnt back and waited at
the roadside until the ambu
lance came, and offered to
take Mrs. Autrey to the hos
pital. She could not go so
he went himself, returning to
bring a report of McPhatter's
condition.
The driver of the car
which struck McPhatter was
a Negro minister, returning
to Raleigh from South Caro
lina, where he had been
holding services. He, too, of
fered aid, and went to the
hospital, rendering all pos
sible service.
Kindergarten Will
Move To Church,
Add First Grade
Seawell Bids In
Sharpe Apartment
John C.
Parrish
Plumbing & Heating
Tel. 8621
Aberdeen, N. C
Drs. Neal and McLean
VETERINARIANS
Southern Pines. N. C.
Telephone
6161
Powell
Funeral Home
24 hour Ambulance Service
D. A. Blue. Jr.
Southern Pines
A bid of $12,600 submitted this
week by H. F. Seawel, Jr., on the
Black Apartment house at Carth
age, bettered by the necessary five
per cent a previous bid of $12,-
000 made by George Carter, of
Carthage, at a forced sale by the
sheriffe July 21. ^
Though the io-day period for
higher bids runs out this week,
it is not known whether the Sea-
well bid will stand, as it is sub
ject to a show-cause hearing Au
gust 6 when the three firms who
forced the sale must justify their
action.
Restraining orders against the
sale, setting the date of the show-
cause hearing, were secured by
Van B. Sharpe, owner, and sign
ed by Judge Henry Stevens of
Rockingham, but were vacated
shortly before the sale by Judge
Paul B. Edmondson of Goldsboro,
special superior court judge sit
ting in Rockingham at the time.
In the restraining orders
Sharpe evaluated the apartment
building at $35,000. Judgments
for some $3,000 stand against it.
Liens are also held by the gov
ernment for tax defaults.
Space ih the basement of the
Baptist church, leased last week
to Miss Eleonor Edwards, will be
used for enlargement of her kin
dergarten and also for the addi
tion of a first grade, according
to announcement made this week.
The school will be non-denomi-
national in character, with the
first grade planned to measure
i up to all standards of the state
department of public instruction.
Besides being centrally loca
ted, the facilities include three
large bright rooms and a play
ground, Indoor and outdoor
equipment were moved this week
from Miss Edwards’ home on
Ridge street, where she has suc
cessfully opeir^ied her kinder
garten for the past year.
She will open her school Sep
tember 3, and in the meantime
is taking applications at her home
for admission of children two and
a half to seven years of age.
Miss Edwards has conducted a
summer play program for kinder
garten and primary age children
for the past month at the pri
mary school building on Bennett
street, with Miss Blanche Ed
wards assisting. The program
was closed last week as a safety
imeaisure against polio. Though
parents had expressed no alarm,
it was deemed best to close in
view of the fact that some of the
children had had indirect ex
posure to the disease, Miss Ed
wards said.
She took kindergarten work
at Bessie Tift college, of whicli
she is a graduate, and continued
with postgraduate ■ study at New
York university. She taught for
a while in her home town of
Jacksonville, Fla , then joined the
WAC, in which) she served as a
crytographic technician with the
signal corps in New Guinea and
the Philippines. Returning home
with a battle star, ‘ she was dis
charged in December, 1945.
She came to Southern Pines in
April, ’ 1946, and was employed
for a tim,e at Fort Bragg. She
opened her kindergarten here
last September.
She has since been joined here
by her sister. Miss Hilda Ed
wards, who is also d war veteran
after serving with the Red Cross
in the European theater, and who
is continuing her Red Cross ser
vice with the local chapter.
Unde’- most circumstances a
cow should be fed all the rough-
age that she wil eat up clean,
and the grain ration should be
adjusted to the milk production.
Friday, August 1, 1947
A richer cream will be obtained
when milk is separated at a low
temperature. A. loss of butterfat
in the skim milk may result of
the milk is separated too cold.
Cream' for butter should con
tain about 30 percent buttrefat.
A gallon of such cream will yield
about three pounds of butter.
Nothing tastes better in hot weather than
ICECREAM
There isn't any better ice cream than
Pinehurst Quality Ice Cream
It's got to be so good you're satisfied
before we're satisfied, so it's made with
our good Ayrshire milk and plenty of that
good Ayrshire cream
Your favorite flavors; chocolate, vanilla,
coffee, maple walnut, fresh peach.
60c per quart
PINEHURST CREAMERY
Pht. 3013) K. D. Bristow. Mgr.
Also at Welch's Stand.Pinehurst
Bath Tubs & Lavatories
Shower Stalls
the corporation are anxious that
all growers who became members
last year check to see if their
cards are available, and if not, to
get a duplicate. This will save
the grower and warehouseman a
considerable amount of trouble
and expense.
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DOGS LIKE IT.'
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Plumbing Supplies
Burks Shallow and Deep Well Pumps
Wiring Supplies
Cable - Switches - Light Fixtures
Service
On G. E, Appliance—Maytag Washers
Hardware
SANFORD
Co.
Births
We’ll ‘‘Take It Away
May it never happen to your car
but if it should, have our phone
number handy for prompt and
thorough - going towing service.
We "handle with care" to help
you salvage the best of what s left.
HUDSON SERVICE STATIONS
Phone 9091—9971
Births at Moore County hospi
tal, week of July 21-28;
July 21 - To Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Jerome DuBois, St. Paul,
Minn, a son; to Mr. and Mrs
Samuel J. Wicker, West End, a
son; to Mr. and Mrs. James Ed
ward Pate, Southern Pines, a son
July 22 - To Mr. and Mrs. Virg-
al Clayton Reid, Candor, a son;
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walter
Craven, Ellerbe, a daughter.
July 23 - To Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Cobbs Rogers, Aberdeen, a
I daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Henry Hunt, Southern Pines,
a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Benny Frye, Carthage, a daugh
ter. ' ■
July 24’ - To Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Tate, Southern Pines, a daugh
ter.
July 25 - To Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Grady Frye, Cameron, a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Chalmers Treece, Ellerbe, a son.
• July 28 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton P. Campbell, Epgle
Springs, a son; to Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Frye, Carthage, a daughter;
to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Poe, Siler
City, a son.
MOORE SUPPLY CO.
Dealers In
Kasco Feeds. Hog. Farm
and Poultry Supplies
Coal — Hardware
Located on U. S. No. 1
Southern Pines. N. C. «
North of City Limits | inniTTTTTmTTTTInft
Telephone 8777
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NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
Having qualified as executrix
under the Last Will and Testa
ment of Emmet French, deceased,
late of Moore County, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Southern
Pines, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 11th day of July, 1948,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 10th day of July 1947.
CLARA LOUISE FRENCH, EX
ECUTRIX UNDER THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
EMMET FRENCH, DECEASED.
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