W, November 9, 1951
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Mattresses and Springs
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Cotton and felt mattresses con
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South M^in St. Tel. 1089
Laurinburg, N. C.
or Mrs. R. E. Crafts Serv. Sta.
on US No. 1. Phone 2-4822
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Telephone 2-4282 120 S. W. Broad St.
Open evenings by appointment
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
LOCKHART GADDY’S
Goose Refiige
ANSONVILLE, N. C. '
Now Open
4,000 Geese Already Here
More Arriving Daily
For further information see-
Sept. issue ESSO News and Road Map
Southern Pines School District Has
Greatest Increase; Pinehnrst Is Next
Pase Nine
Many Schools of
Coimty Show Loss;
Net Gain Is 51
The Southern Pines school dis
trict this fall led all the 11 dis
tricts of Moore county in increase
in school population over last
year, gaining 47 pupils, it was
learned from a compilation of all
figures made at the end of the
first school month.
Gains in the Southern Pines dis
trict were more than twice those
cf the runner-up, Pinehurst,:
which showed a net increase of
22.
Total gain in white schools for
the nine-district Moore County
system was only three, which
was wiped out by a loss of 21 in
the Negro schools—an overall
decrease of 18.
Practically all Negro schools in
the county showed a definite loss
or barely appreciable gain. West
Southern Pines, the Negro school
in the Southern Pines district,
gained four, while the white
school gained 43, enough to se
cure an extra teacher.
Overall figure for the Southern
^ Pines district showed a jump
ifrom 935 last year to 982 this
As a symbol of your gratitude
to America’s disabled veterans
buy a VFW Buddy Poppy for
Armistice Day.
I year. Total number of white, pu
pils in October of this year was
552—126 in the high school, 426
in the elementary department.
Last year these figures were 509
total—121 high school, 388 ele
mentary.
I At West Southern Pines enroll-
jment reached 430, as compared
with 426 last year. The high
school lost four, numbering 111,
while the elementary department
gained eight, totaling 319.
At Pinehurst, high school en
rollment (white and Negro) stay
ed the same, 187, while the ele-
rrentary jumped from 471 to 493.
In figures compiled for the
white schools of the Moore Coun
ty system, four districts showed
sains while five showed losses.
The Aberdeen white scHools were
the fastest-growing, jumping
from 634 to 655. a gain of 21.
Highfalls gained 20, from 278 to
298; Robbins 18, from 869 to 887;
and Westmoore five, from 426 to
431.
The Cameron district showed
the largest loss, its white enroll
ment declining from 526 to 498,
a loss of 28. West End lost 12,
'from 535 to 523; Carthage lost 11,
from 634 to 623; Farm Life lost
nine, from 248 to 239, and Vass
Lakeview lost just one, from 531
to 530.
Total for white schools of the
I Moore County system for last
year was 4,681, for" this year 4,-
684—a gain of three.
Total number of children this
year in all schools of all three
systems, at the end of the first
month, was 7,920, a gain of 51
over last year. Elementary enroll
ment totaled 6,144, a gain of 65.
High school enrollment was 1,-
776, a net loss of 14.
County Needs To
Put On Speed
In Bond Drive
Accordng to an announcement
by E .C. Stevens, chairman' of the
County U. S. Savings Bonds com
mittee, $34,325.25 worth of Series
E, F and G defense bonds have
been purchased in Moore county
in the period September 3 through
October 27.
The current bond drive contin
ues through November 13 and the
county quota is $70,000.
With 80 percent of the 10-week
reporting period gone, only 49
percent of sales quota has been at
tained in Moore.
‘There is still time for Moore
county to go over the top,” the
chairman said. “In order to show
the many young men in our coun
ty who have joined the fighting
forces that we at home are en
deavoring to do our part in the
national defense effort, our coun
ty must exceed its quota.”
Mrs. Sally Shelton
Dies At Broadway
Mrs. Sally June Rosser Shelton,
sister of Dr. R. J. Rosser of Vass,
died Monday morning at her
home in Broadway at the age of
78 years. She had been ill for
some time.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning from Broadway
Presbyterian church and burial
was in the Broadway cemetery.
Mrs. Shelton was born in Har
nett county, daughter of the late
Mary Kelly and Joe Rosser. She
had lived in the Broadway section
all her life.
Surviving are one son, Preston
L. Morris, of Broadway; two
brothers. Dr. Rosser of Vass and
T. R. Rosser of Route 7, Jonesboro
Heights Station; a sister, Mrs. M.
J. Cameron of Selma, and several
grandchildren and great-grand
children.
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O Against legal sale of beer
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Beginning
SATURDAY MORNING
NOVEMBER 10th
THe iJuvenile
SANFORD, N. C.
The Most Worthy Cause
Can Be Defeated By Being
Too Sure!
YOUR VOTE
IS NEEDED
FOR LEGJa CONTROL!
Let’s Be Sure
THAT SOUTHERN PINES HAS
1. Legal State Control
2. Freedom from Bootleggers
3. Law-Abiding Outlets
4. Hospitality for Our Guests
5. Thousands a year in Town Beer Taxes
Your Vote Is Needed On
TUESDAY, NOV. 13tli
Take the few minutes necessary
VOTE
or L^egal Control
Southern Pines Citizens L egal Control Committee
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