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Charles Vernon Miller, 70, who
had served with the Norfolk and
Southern railroad for 55 years,
died Tuesday morning at his home
on East Main street in Aberdeen.
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Graveside services were held
yesterday afternoon in Old Beth-
esda Cemetery, Aberdeen, with
the Rev. T J. Whitehead of the
Page Memorial church officiating
Mr. Miller, the oldest man with
the Norfolk and Southern and the
one with highest seniority, came
to the Sandhills in 1918 as an en
gineer with that railroad. He was
born in Randolph county July 21,
1882, son of the late Benjamin
Miller and Lou ^ones Miller. He
had served with the railroad un
til 18 months ago, when he went
onto inactive status.
He is survived by his wile, Mrs
Margaret Martin Miller, of the
home, and three daughters, Mar
garet Miller of the home; Mrs
Sidney W. Toman of San Juan,
Puerto Rico; and Mrs. John T.
Craven, of Mt, Vernon, Iowa.
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Major Charles F. Harris,
USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Reese Harris,, 2120-29th ave
nue, Meridian, Mississippi,
has been promoted to Lt. Col
onel, it was announced by
Brigadier General William M.
Gross, Commandant of the
USAF Air Ground Operations
School.
Lt. Colonel Harris attend
ed Mississippi State college
prior to entering the service,
and is married to the former
Miss Mitzie Ballard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ballard,
Sr., Barnesville, Georgia.
He served overseas in the
Central Pacific, South West
Pacific with the 38th Infan
try Division; Japan, and Ko
rea with the G-2 Section,
Eighth Army, and holds the
Bronze Star medal.
Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Harris
are residing at 365 W. Ver
mont avenue. Southern Pines,
where he is assigned by the
Army as an instructor at
USAF Air Ground Operations
School.
Names of 45 persons who will
[be called for jury service this
I month were drawn in the pres
ence of the county commissioners
I at the board’s regular meeting in
I Carthage Tuesday. Those called
will be asked to serve at a term
of Moore county superior court for
1 trial of civil cases. The court term
will begin Monday, September 15,
I with Judge J. Will Pless, Jr., on
I the bench.
Names of those drawn are:
Sandhill township—J. R. Mor
gan, D. B. Herring, S. A. Worsley,
H. H. Brooks and C. E. Kirk.
McNeill Township — Mary Me
Icallum, George H. Leonard, Jr.,
S. T. Dunn, Jefferson Baker, Ju
lius McNeill, Duncan Boggs and
James R. McCabe.
Mineral Springs township —C.
P. Jenkins, O. C. Martin and D. D.
Richardson.
Carthage township — D. W. S.
Morrison, Berlin Kelly (Negro), G.
R. Hendrick, H. R. Bryant, Pines
Deese, Paul Cagle, Grace Tillman,
W. S. Galloway, N. R. Hussey, E.
T. Thomas, Joe A. Caddell, Daniel
Frye, Dan Frye, Worth Blue and
Earl Dowd.
Greenwood township — C. W.
Reynolds.
Bensalem township—Odie Wil
liams, K. M. Stutts and N. A. Mor
gan.
Deep River township—None.
Ritter township—N. R. Hussey.
Sheffield township—M. C. Ma-
ness, W. F. Dunn, D. J. Stutts, N.
J. Lancaster, C. B. Brooks, W. W.
Williams, F. R. Williams, Walker
D. Maness, Grady E. Spence, R.
A. Vickers and Wilbert Reeder.
NOTICE OF ANCILLARY
EXECUTOR
Walter W. Dwyer of 423 W.
141st Street, New York, New
York, has this day qualified as
Ancillary Executor of the Last
Will and Testament of Anna M.
Dwyer, deceased, and J. Vance
Rowe, Attorney, of Southern
Twines, North' Carolina, has been
duly appointed Process Agent, up
on whom any process may be le
gally served in connection with
any claim or other matter against
the estate of Anna M. Dwyer, de
ceased. Any person having any
claim against the Estate of the
said Anna M. Dwyer will please
present the same to the said J.
Vance Rowe, Proqess Agent,
Southern Pines, North Carolina,
or to the said Walter W. Dwyer,
423 W. 141st Street, New York,
New York, on or before the 2nd
day of September 1953, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of its
recovery. Any person indebted to
the said estate will please make
immediate payment either to the
said J. Vance Rowe, Process
Agent, or to the said Walter W.
Dwyer, Ancillary Executor.
Dated this 2nd day of Septem
ber, 1952. •
WALTER W. DWYEE
Ancillary Executor,
J. VANCE ROWE,
. Process Agent.
Telephone
2-6161
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Southern Pines
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Announces the moving of its local office
to
670 South West Broad St.
Southern Pines,. N. C.
Marshall Palmer, who had been
with the Southern Pines water
department for the past 16 years,
this week went to Raleigh to be
gin his new duties as chief opera
tor with the Raleigh filtration
plant, under the supervision of E.
M. Johnson, director of public
utilities.
Ih commenting on Mr. Mar
shall’s new work. Mayor C. N.
Page said: “He is a fine man and
very efficient, and while we shall
miss him in our department, we
wish him all success in this pro
motion.”
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, who mov
ed to Raleigh this week, have
been active in the work of the
Church of Wide Fellowship.
Next door to Dante’s Restaurant
Telephone Southern Pines: 2-7564
2-6262
Boros Day Meeting
An unfortunate error last week |
indicated that the JuUus Boros
Homecoming Day committee
would meet at the Southern Pines '
Country club last Friday night.
The meeting is tonight at 8:00. All
civic, veterans and golfing organ
izations in the county are asked to
■send at least one representative.
These representatives will com
prise the Steering committee
Buster Patch, temporary chair
man, announced this week.
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