Friday. May 16, 1952
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
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Two Civil Suits
Involve Former
Elks Home Here
Two civil suits involving the
handsome property of the Elks
Lodge, the former Elks Home on
South May street, were filed last
week in Moore superior court.
In one, W. W. Sherman and
wife Josephine seek foreclosure of
the property, asking that the court
order a commissioner’s sale so that
terms of a promissory note for
$20,000 executed by' the Elks
Home of Southern Pines, Inc., to
the Shermans may be met. "The
note, for which the old Elks Home
was to secure payment,, is alleged
to have been made in February
1951 with privilege of renewal for
three additional 90-day periods.
These have all passed without any
payment on the'principal, though
interest has been paid to May 1,
1952, the complainants state.
In the other suit, Wayne D.
Boring and wife Lois of Westches
ter county. New York, are asking
the return of $6,000 allegedly paid
to the Elks Home of Southern
Pines, Inc., as down payment on
a $15,000 purchase price. The
purchase, they state, was to have
been contingent on the securing
of a town permit for a motor
court, hotel or other hostelry on
the tract. They also want return
ed $375 allegedly paid to Mrs. J.
J. Banigan as part of the commis
sion as sales agent due her if the
negotiations went through.
The Borings state that, since
these payments were made last
October, they have not received
the town permit, also that they
have failed in their efforts to se
cure the necessary funds for build
ing.
They ask recovery and also an
accounting before the court.
NOTICE OF SALE
Saunders Elected
To Presidency of
Robbins Mills, Inc.
William P. Saunders of South
ern Pines was elected president
of Robbins Mills, Inc., moving up
from the job of executive vice-
president, at a meeting of the
board of directors held in New
York City this week
The election followed the resig
nation of Edward A. Werner of
New York, who served as presi'
dent, treasurer and director dur
ing 1951-52. Mr. Werner will re^
main with the companyin an ad
visory capacity.
Mr. Saunders, besides being ex
ecutive vice-president of the pa
rent organization, has also for
some time been president of the
subsidiary corporation Robbins
Mills, N. C., Inc., which operates
the four Robbins plants in North
Carolina and one at Clarksville,
Va. He will continue to hold this
office, with headquarters at the
Aberdeen plant,
OF TAXES
On Monday, June 2nd, 1952, at
10 o’clock a.m. at City Clerk’s of
fice in the Municipal Building,
East Broad street, the following
described property will be offered
for sale for taxes due the Town of
Southern Pines for 1951 taxes, to
gether with penalties and cost of
advertising.
MRS. J. H. TILGHMAN,
City Tax Collector.
White
Baber, Mrs. Ola, K & 3 pt No
19, pt. 20 243.65
Beck, Mrs. Florence, Witter
land & Park place 13.58
Brown Auto Supply, K & 3
pt. No. 16 98.70
Carters Laundry, L & 4 No.
19 to 22 inc 495.20
Chatfield, G. R., 2 Cameron
Plan No. 20-21 25.25
Chatfield, W. F., Cameron
Plan, 22 D 25 inc, 29 D35
inc 75.74
Commercial Enterprises, Inc,
H & 6 No. 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13,
F & 5 No. 5, 6-15 to 22, inc.
E & 5 No. 11, 12, 15, 16, 18,
23, 24, D & 5 No. 1 to 8
inc., E & 4 No. 1 to 4 inc.,
18 to 24 inc., D & 4 No. 11
to 16, inc., C & 2 No. 16,
E & 5 No. 7-8, E & 5 No.
11-12 155.35
Cutter, H. C., P & 6 No. 5
to 8 inc 45.62
Everest, Chas. P., I & 2 No.
1-2, M & 4 No. 25 ft. Broad
St. bal 209.70
Ferguson, Emma & J. S., E &
2 No. 16 & 21, bal 5.70
Gamer, Chas, N & 5 No. 3-5
a & squ 36.70
Gamer, George, 1 Bennett
St., 5.49
Guin, R. D. & wife, O & 2
No. 15 60.26
Hall, Leighton, 2769-3 Ben
nett St 51J23
Hale, Arthur, K & 4 No. 21,
1-2 al. & squ 42.44
HaU, F. C., G & 4 No, 15 to
17 pt. 18 & al 38.87
Hatch, P. V., K & 5 No. 3... 24.92
Hoffman, Howard, I & 3 No.
5 & 1-2 sq 101.46
Hurst, Albert D., E & 1 No.
21-22-23 & al 101.80
Jackson, T. J., J & C No. 20 3.86
Matthews, J. L. Abetdeen ch
lot 7.86
McNeill, Harold, I & 6 No.
10 & al 50.90
Morgan, Alexander, No. 10
Knollwood 44.37
Mills, E. H., 44 Knollwood
Center, 66 Knollwood Cen
ter, No. 36 WSP, G & 8 No.
10, P & 8 No. 9, J & 8 No.
2, G & 5 No. 17, J & 7 al
ley, J & 8 alley betw. 16-17
J & 8 alley betw. 10-11,
I & 7 alley betw. 10-11,
16-17 88.63
Monroe, Russell, E & 1 No,
13-14, L & 5 No. 5 pt. 6... 75.83
Norris, Harry, G & 7 No. 16 1.68
O’Callaghan, Joseph, D & 2
No. 6-7-8 & 10 ft. 9 ...109.88
O’Callaghan, L. V. Jr., H &
1 No. 6 & 9 112.08
Osborn, Colon P, 1 Mass Av. 75.59
His move to the headship of the
main corporation does not mean Sanford,^Lizzie,^ I & 2 No. 5
he will have to move to New
York, even though the last two
presidents have lived there, Mr.
Saunders said this week. “I’m a
born Tar Heel, have been one all
my life and expect to stay right
here,” he said in answer to The
Pilot’s query.
Karl Robbins, president before
Mr. Werner, and during the past
year chairman of the board, was
moved over by the election to the
office of treasurer.
149.95
Machine farming has boosted
the output of food and fiber, but
also the farmer’s outlay of cash.
Economists of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture point out that
the value of tractors on farms at
the beginning of this past year
was almost nine times the value
of work animals. The value of
trucks was four times that of work
stock.
rsnuHni
Penn
Blended
Whiskey
& al., I & 1 No. 13, 14
Shaw, Talmage, L & 5 No
13, 14, O & 3, No. 13-14... 43.33
Shepard, Mona, H & 1 No.
10-11-12 a & sq 74.52
Smith, C. L., N & I No. 6 42.18
Spring, James A., Jr., G &
1 No. 3-4 36.36
Sugg, Richard, 1 Mass Av. 94.60
Tew, Clyde, L & 6 1-2 No.
13, 1-2 No. 14 50.66
Van Port Wreckng Co., C &
2 No. 23 42.18
Warren, R. A., N & 3 No. 23-
24 40.01
West, Mrs. Dan, 1 Edgemore
Hgts 19.88
Woodell, Isaac, O & 3 No.
22, 23, 24 84.64
Colored
Adams, Willie, N & 9 N.Y.
Ave 6.39
Adams, Hattie & Willie, O &
13 pt. No. 15 r.90
Alford, Eloise, N & 11 No,
24 9.94
Alford, James, S & 12 No
23 13.25
Alford, Lorenzo, R & 12 No.
13, 14, 15, 16 14.96
Allen, Anna, P & 12 No. 15
to 19 inc 24.34
Allen, Mary & Plummie, N
& 11 No. 16 & 1-2 al. bal. 16.50
Allen, Jameson & Ethel, P
& 11 No. 23-24 *7.86
Bennett, John Jo., I & 8 No.
1-2 13.36
Bogan, C. N. Est., Q & 12 1-2
sq 1.44
Bogan, Bessie Est., M & 12
No. 13-14 27.54
Broadway, Amelia & For
rest, N & 12 No. 6 50.32
Burno, Carrie Bell, P & 12
No. 10 7.29
Burno, Samuel, P & 12 No.
11 — 2.14
Butler, Louise, K & 7 No.
17 & al, 23.30
Cagle, Paul & Lillie, K &
10 No. 2, 3, 4 4.43
Cameron, Flora Hill, O &
14, No. 13, 14, 15, 16 10.15
Last year more than a billion
pounds of meat—about 5 per cent
of the total meat output—^were
used by the armed forces.
The average Tar Heel farm is
67 acres in size.
Campbell, Joe, O & 14 No. 5 2.14
Caviness, Eli Hrs. N & 12
No. 13 /. 20.92
Chavis, Norman, 1-10 Hares-
land, bal 17.75
Chavis, Will & Maggie, M &
11 No. 21-22 1.99
Charles, David, P & 8 No.
3; 4, 23-24 32.47
Chambers, Lulu, P & 10 No.
5 & al 2.60
Dowd, Ella Mae, S & 11 No.
20 16.78
Davis, Emma, S & 12 No. 20
21, 22, & al 7.75
Diggs, William, M & 12 No.
15, 22-23, 3 a & sq 16.23
Diggs, Nannie, N & 13 No.
13-14 5.43
Dobbin, John & Letha, Q &
12 No. 9-10, bal. 21.65
Dowdy, Ileroy & Melba, L &
14 No. 19-20 10.86
Easte:fling, Sarah & Francis 1.90
Ferguson, Geo. & Sylvester,
P & 8 No. 19-20 16.56
Fletcher, Lawrence & Lela,
1 Conn., Ave., Pageland... 4.20
Fonrose, Nezzie, L & 11
No. 9-10 13.58
Foulks, Elizabeth, O & 10
No. 1-2 5.37
Gay, Marvin Leak, P & 13
No. 5 & al., I & 12 Na 7-8 17.37
Gillis, John & Hattie, Q &
13 No. 8, P & 13 No. 1-19-
20, bal 7.88
Goins, Edith, Paul & Wilson
10 1-2 Jimtown 14.73
Goode Est. George, J & 7 No.
11-12-13-14 15.87
Gore, Walter, L & 15-6 27.44
Grady Est. Russell, M & 13
No. 13-14 10.72
Graham, Solomon, O & 13
No. 6-7 12.34
Green, Benjamin, K & 8 No.
18, R & 8 No. 13 10.50
Hammond, David, Q & 11
No. 2 1.90
Hancock, Phillip, O & 12 No.
5 & sq 6.40
Hancock, Christine, P & 13
No. 12 1.90
Harry, Beasley, 1 Jimtown . 4.20
Harrington, Arthur, 1 Conn.
Ave 1.90
Harvey, Quincy, K & 7 No.
19 11.30
Hainer, Jane, P & 10 No. 23
24 10.15
Will, Howard, ll to 15, Page-
land 11.41
.Hill, Vincent & Hattie, N &
14 No. 16 2.95
Hill, Flora Williams, O & 14
No. 15, 16 & al 6.18
Hines, J. Pleasant, P & 12
No. 13, 14 3.30
Horton, W. P., L & 13 No.
15, 16, 17 & al 28.34
Hunter, Raymond, S & 12
No. 18-19 2.84
Jones, VirtHel, N & 12 No.
11, N & 14, No. 12-13 2.60
Jones, Beatrice, S & 11 No,
14 1.90
Kelly, Gertrude & Willie
Brown, Q & 9 No. 3 1.90
Kats Dock, N & 14 & 8 ft.
23 & al 7.76
Kemp, Leroy, 1 N. H. Ave... 12.20
Kimball, Est. Lenord, N &
1, 13 ft. No. 17, 18, 19 pt.
sq 20.70
Kimball, Esta. W. H., O &
12 No. 1, 2, 22-23-24 16.33
King, Clara, O & 2 No. 5-6
bal. 4.85
Leslie, Douglas & Esetta, N
& 14 No. 7-8 20.60
Lewis, H. L., N & 13 No.
7-9 39.10
Litaker, Pearl, J & 14 No.
165- 5.35
Locklin, David, J & 12 pt. 6 1.90
Lockwood, Ray, O & 9 No.
19-20 5.80
Lockwood, Geneva, O & 14
No. 19-20 9.00
Lutz, Albert, L & 13 No. 18 44.58
Lytch, Willie & Inez, K & 13
No. 1, P & 11 No. To 55.23
Lyon, Henry, P & 11 No.' 11 2.14
Lloyd, Ike, P & 11 leased
land 7.86
McCall, J. C., K & 7 No. 18.. 14.05
McCoy, Lizzie, Pageland No.
17-18 2.14
McDougal, Katie, Pageland
No. 83-84 9.69
McDowell, Mable Medlin, M
& 9 1-4 sq. & al 14.52
McKayhan, John & Myrtle,
W & 14 No. 6 25.92
McLaughlin, Andrew & Ka
tie, P & 9 No. 11 6.26
McLean, Pearl J & 7 No. 9 ... 30.85
McLean, Emma, J & 8 No.
3-4 7.29
McMiUen, Margie, O & 13
No. 4 5.58
McNeill, Norman & Helen
L & 13 No. 4 , 8.44
McNeill, Nancy Graham, N
& 11 No. 20 & 1-2 No. 22 44.47
McNeill, May Alice, T & 12
No. 4-5 2.83
McNeill, Johnnie, T & 12 No.
6 1.90
Marshall, Major & Hattie, P
& 10 No. 1-2 27.78
Martin, Alex, K & 8 No. 3-4,
23-24 ; 76.97
Mayo, Leola, R & 13 No. 1... 1.90
Mims, Powell & Mable, P &
10 No. 16-17-18 & al 5.92
Munroe, Huston, N & 13 No.
17-18 3.30
Munroe, Lizzie Dale, N & 13
No. 4 1.90
Murphy, George, J & 7 No.
1-2 No. 1- 1-2 No. 2 Page-
land, 22 to 24, 31-32 40.12
Miller, Bertha Ray, P & 11
No. 18-19 13.58
Nelson, Clarence & Christine
Pageland, bal 13.53
Norman, James, S & 11 No.
17-18 2.79
Odom, Vivian, K &: 13 No.
1-2 of No. 2-3 12.90
Pass, Wincie, N & 11 No. 22
& al 10.60
Person, Priscilla, J & 7 No.
13 2.14
Person, Sam & Alice, J &
9 No. 6 15.10
Peterkin, Lonnie, Pageland,
No. 3-4 2.68
Powell, Ben. Est. L & 11 sq. 1.90
Pratt, Alex, Q & 11 No. 23-
24 11.90
Quick, Ed, J & 7 No. 17, 18
& Eaglefield lot 62.90
Quick, Basil, 1 Jimtown 3.20
Quick, Alvin, K & 7 No. 21. ..
bal- 7.87
Reese, William, S & 11 No. 2 1.90
Reed, Chas. O & 16 No. 1. .. 8.95
Ross, Edith, O & 10 No. 12-
„ 14 7.86
Ross, George, O & 10 No. 3-4 24.92
Ross, Lucious, S & 12 No. 14 1.90
RusseU, James, 1 Pageland. 19.20
Russell, J. W., O & 12 No.
13-14 pt. 12 18.73
Saunders, Augustus, P & 13
No. 9 pt. 10 & al 13.70
Saunders, James, L & 15 No.
13-14 115.07
Saunders, Cary, M & 12 No.
18 14.40
Seager, Elsie Mae, Q & 13
No. 7 1.90
Sellers, Walter, O & 13 No.
8 13.58
Simmons, Solomon, J & 9 No.
7 6.51
Small, Anna, 1 Conh. Ave.... 22.74
Smith, Anna Lee, O & 14 No.
7 6.67
Smith, John J., Q & 10 No.
2-24 21.57
Stanback, Annie, O & 11 No.
7-8, bal 7.58
Steele Est. George, 1 Conn.
Ave 15.64
Strickland, C. H., O & 10 No.
9-10-111 & al., bal 29.40
Strong, Rev. E. M., K & 12
No. 13-14 19.30
Stubbs, John Henry, P & 12
No. 20 36.36
Stubbs, Mack, P & 12 No. 7-
Terry, Joe, McDougal Place
Terry, Wilbur & wife, M &
9 No. 15-16 16.35
Thomas, Josephine Brown, J
& 8 No. 20 5.00
Thomas, Willerstine, K & 13
1-2 No. 2 17.02
ThreadgiU, Miles & Hannah,
N & 9 No. 17-19-20 26.41
Turner, Arie, O & 14 No. 10-
11 14.50
Turner, James, O & 14 No.
8-9, bal 15.30
Turner, Elmond & Lila, N &
9 No. 17 1.90
Wade, Lucy, M & 13 No. 5-
6-7-8 pt. 9-10-11 & al 27.77
Waddell, Annie, Pageland
81-82 9.70
Waddell, Georgia, M & 10
No. 5 & al 12.68
Waddell, Joe & Julia, P & 10
ISjlo. 15 2.14
Watson, Sam, Q & 12 No. 2. 1.90
j Weatherspoon, Augustus Est.
• P & 11 No. 9-10 3.30 *
White, Virginia, 1 Conn.
Ave., bal 7.76
White, Odel, O & 11 No. 3-4 8.90
Wicker, Wyoming, N & 13
No. 21 2.14
Wicker, Donnie, N & 13 No.
23 11.18
Williams, Delaniel, Q & 11
No. 11-15-16-17 5.35
Williams, Melvin, K & 13 No.
1 .'.... 21.62
Williams, Robt. Lee, Q & 12
No. 19 1.90
Worthy, J. D., K & 8 No. 9-
11 27.65
Wright, Willie Ada, P & 10
No. 22 18.05
Wortham, Rass, Pageland,
No. 55-56-57 15.72
York, Edward Sr., J & 14,
No. 178-179, J & 14 No. 79-
80, bal 32.30
Colored Miscellaneous
Stephen, Catherine Waddell,
M & 11 No. 13-14 7.86
Brown, P. R., L & 14 No. 15-
16 & al 35.78
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