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THE PILOT. Southern Pine^_North_Carol^
Coach Speaks At
Rotary Meeting
CARTHAGE NEWS
By MRS ALONZO BLUE
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DOSSENBACH’S
Finer Furniture
SANFORD, N. C.
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Loses Home . , _
In a message to his brother,
Euell Glass, in
his sister, Mrs. ^ee McDonald
of Carthage, Charhe Glass told of
the loss of his home and all out
buildings in the tornado which,
struck Jacksonville, Ala. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glass left their home
during the tornado, in their car,
Ld took refuge unde? a highway
bridge and were not injured.
At Home from Army
Lee Roy McDonald arrived
home Saturday from Lackland
1 Field, San Antonio, Texas, where,
' he h^ been stationed for the past
?hree years with the U. S. Army
He will be with his parents, M .
S^d Mrs. L. R.
he enters East Carolina College
in Greenville to complete his
course this Spring.
Mrs. Frank Blue of Sanford
was the guest of Miss Janie Mac
Leod Tuesday. „ ,.
Miss Minnie Vann of Fayette
ville, is spending several days
with Mrs. Alice Watson.
E H Garrison, Moore County
farm agent, who underwent an
eve operation last week m a
Charlotte hospital, is doiny nice
ly and is expected home this
and Mrs. John ^
Mrs Mamie Richardson of Buui-
?et spent last Thursday with their
Qicter Mrs. O. U. Alexander.
Miss Ssrah Alice McDuffie o
Candor was the weekend guest of
»d M.S. Chari., J. McDon-
aid Jr. at their home on Vass
^ Mrs. Sadie K. Wall and Miss
Margaret Kelly spent last weey
end with Mr. and Mrs. Young A -
len in Rowland.
Mrs W. L. McLean is at home
after a six weeks’ visit with hm:
son the Rev. Barney E. McLean,
S tU in f i-f AS;
McLean is pastor of the bourn
Hampton Presbyterian Church in
^^Mis^s Ida Martin and Ruth
Anna McDonald spent the week
end with their sister, ms^elen
Street McDonald, at WCUNL.in
^ViS£rs°in the hoiue Mry
Lynn McLean and Mr^ ^
Flinchum Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Howard Flinchum and fam-
nv of Greensboro, Paul Flinchum
of High Point, Mr. and Mrs. o
°Snipes cf Niagara, and Mr. and
Mrs Glenn Havener of Kt. i-
Col Alex P. Kelly of Wdming-
ton spent last
ters and Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Maggie Led Kelly and
Miss Glennie Stewart went to
Baltimore, Md., Th^sday of la^
week to visit Miss Elsie Cole sis
ter of Mrs. KellY, returning home
^'mI^J Ann Jcrdon of Red
Springs was the guest of Mrs. Joe
Bennett last Thuyday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Me
° M^'^and Mrs. N. W. McKay andj
sons, Neill and Orren,
boro spent the Thanksgiving .holi
days with Mrs. McKay’s mother,
Mrs. Sadie Ki Wall. wash-'
Lt. Col. John Lang of wasn
inaton D. C., who is attending a
Sday Reserve Officers’ Training
school at Duke University, spent
the weekend here with Mr. and
I Mrs. Howard Gardn^.
' Mrs. Herman Campbell of Pme
hurst spent Sunday night witn
her sister, Mrs. L. P. Tyson.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 19^
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Coach W. A. Leonard of the
Southern Pines High School boys I
and girls’ basketball teams was
speaker at the regular luncheon
meeting of the Rotary Club last,
Friday in the Country Club.
Pointing out that both squads
show good material, much ..f it
inexperienced, Mr. Leonard said
that^ tough opposition could be
Specld a.
son and that he hesitated to go
ou^ on a limb” with predictions
Bids Asked For
Two Moore County
Highway Projects
_TM"r»TPrf.S ai
Two Moore County Wojects are
among those on which the State
Highway Commission requested
bids Tuesday. Bids wiU be re
ceived Tuesday, December 21, and
wiU be reviewed Thursday, De-
‘^^Bidrorfboth the Moore projects
had been rejected
nart at a recent session of the
Lmmission and the projects were
opened for new bids, with specifi
cations changed in the case of a
culvert project, this week.
Movin^g buildings off the right
of way on the proposed riew Ub
501 and 15 route that will by-pass
Carthage, from Pinehurst, is one
of the p^ojejets. The route runs I
10.42 miles from a point on NC
(Midland Road) al^out three
niiarters of a mile east of the in
^ersection of N02 and US 501 and
15, to a point on US 501 and 15
about one and a half miles east of
"^The^'^iher Moore project on’
which bids were asked is a tr^f®
reinforced concrete box culvert o
the county road ™ing from a
point on NC 22 north of HighMUs,
east along or near the Bible Schoo
Road toward Glendon.
The commission decided tnat
box culvert would ,,be cheaper
than the arch culvert formerly
specified for the project which in
all includes 3.9 miles of grading,
1 paving and structures.
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