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THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1956
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVEN
Farm stocks of com in North
Carolina were estimated on July
1 at 13,973,000 .bushels. This is a-
bout 42 per cent above the July
1955 stocks.
NORTH CAROLINA
MOORE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
M. A. LYONS and wife, ELIZA
BETH W. LYONS, PLAINTIFFS
VS.
ROBERT HANSEN BECK and
wife, ^BECK, CHARLES
BECK and wife, BECK,
JUNE ROSE BECK, WIDOW,
and BECK, and
County Schools To Open August 30; Almost Complete
Teacher Lists Announced By County Superintendent
BECK, Minors, DEFENDANTS
To: Charles Beck and .wife,-
Beck, June Rose Beck, widow,
^Beck and Beck, and
any person who may have an in
terest in the subject matter of
this action:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed in the above entitled
action. The nature of the relief
being sought is to remove the
cloud of any claims of the de
fendants on the title to real prop
erty owned by the plaintiffs in
the Town of Southern Pines,
North Carolina. You are required
to make defense to such pleading
not later than September 24, 1956,
and upon your failure to do so
the party seeking service against
you will apply to this Court for
the relief sought.
Dated this 31st day of July,
1956.
C. C. KENNEDY
Clerk of the Superior Court.
a2,9,16,23
Only Six Posts
In System Now
Are Unassigned
The teacher list for the 1956-57
school term for Moore County
schools was announced this week
by H. Lee Thomas, superinten
dent.
In announcing the list Mr.
Thomas said there were only six
vacancies in the list which in
cludes 240 teachers.
The county schools open Aug
ust 30.
The list:
Carthage High School
T. N. Frye, principal and his
tory; Mrs. Ola Phillips, French,
social studies, science; Miss Meade
Seawell, English; Charles Mishoe,
science; O. D. Wallace, Jr., math
ematics; Mrs. Peggy Mishoe, com
mercial; W. L. Ingold, vocational
agriculture; Mrs. Betty S. Mor
gan, vocational home economics;
George J. Deaton, Jr., and Miss
Valera McCrummen, eighth
grade; Miss Annie Ruth Barrin
ger and Miss Carolyn Cameron,
seventh grade; Mrs. Alice L. Hill,
sixth grade; Mrs. Floy Dalrymple
and Mrs. H. G. Poole, piano.
Carthage Grade School
Mrs. Pauline Myrick, fourth
grade and building principal; Mrs.
Norman Carter, sixth grade; Mrs.
Frances Adams, fifth grade; Mrs.
Ruth H. Tyson, fourth grade; Mrs.
Maude H. Phillips and Mrs. Cath
erine McDonald, third grade; Miss
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Frances McKeithen and Mrs. Gla
dys T. Marion, second grade; Mrs.
Masai F. Barbour, Mrs. Ruth
Gardner and Mrs. Alice W. Cad-
dell, first grade.
Elise High School
C. E. Hackney, principal and
driver education; Rex B. Gordon,
boys’ physical education, social
studies, coach; Frank Splawn,
mathematics, social studies; W.
Stuart Evans, mathematics, gov
ernment; Miss Lillie E. Bulla.
English and Spanish; Mrs. Emima
Womack, English; Mrs. Frances
McDonald, commercial; H. Wilton
Powers, science, mathematics; W.
J. Thrailkill, vocational agricul
ture; Miss Juanita Harrell, voca
tional home economics; Mrs. Jean
Patton and Miss Marie Williams,
eighth grade; Teeman Haithcock
and H. Taft Williams, seventh
grade; Mrs. William Hancock,
music.
Robbins Grade School
E. Carl Brady, principal, math
ematics and seventh grade;
Joseph H. Kidd, seventh grade;
Mrs. Beatrice M. Kinlaw, Mrs.
Lucille H. Owen and Mrs. Robert
Tomlinson, sixth grade; Mrs. Ora
V. Brady, Mrs. Effie McG. Wil
son and Mrs. Bessie McLeod, fifth
grade; Mrs. Ruth Marley, Mrs.
Betty T. Thomas and Miss Jean
ette Henson, fourth grade; Mrs.
Maude D. Jackson, Mrs. Swanna
Williams and Mrs. Ethel P. An
drews, third grade; Mrs. Florence
H. Kennedy, Mrs. Aufeade Frye
and Miss Lelia McLeod, second
grade; Mrs. Sallie H. Evans, Miss
Elgie Lee Currie and Mrs. June
Parsons, first grade; and Mrs. Au
drey B. Poole, music.
Cameron High School
T. K. Holmes, principal and
mathematics; li^rs. Estelle K.
Stewart, English and French;
Mrs. Carrie M. Hindes, science;
Mrs. Francine J. Starnes, com
mercial; James Floyd Womble,
science, social science and coach;
George M. Thomas, vocational
agriculture; IV^rs. Beulah B.
Womble, vocational home econo
mics; Foster T. Brown, seventh
and eighth grade; Miss Annie Mc-
Fadyen, seventh grade; W. J.
Nix, sixth grade; Mrs. W. V. Nix,
fifth and sixth grades; Miss Effie
Gilchrist, fourth and fifth grades;
Miss Lillian Cole, fourth grade;
Mrs. Zelah C. Foushee, third and
fourth grades; Miss La Verne Lef-
ler, third grade; Miss Alline T.
Collins, second grade; Miss Alice
Hardy, first and second grades;
and Mrs. Ellen J.. Gilchrist, first
grade.
Vass-Lakeview High School
John McCrummen, principal
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FJrenchi, science; Mrs. Ruth J.
Gladstone, English; W. E. Glad
stone, vocational agriculture;
Mrs. Sadie M. Maurer, vocational
home economics; Mrs. W. A.
Evans, commercial; Mrs. Delma
Finch, mathematics and science;
Mrs. Annie McG. Wilson, eighth
grade; R. E. Beasley, seventh and
eighth grades; Miss Neolia Mc
Crummen, seventh grade; Miss
Louise Leslie, sixth grade; Miss
Vanessa McLean and Mrs. Mary
Lou McCrummen, fifth grade;
Mrs. Margaret P. Cameron and
Mrs. Dorothy T. Blackwelder,
fourth grade; Mrs. Katharine G.
Muse, third grade; Miss Bessie
Cameron, second grade; Mrs.
Ruth McNeill Evans and Mrs. Es
telle Boroughs, first grade; and
Mrs. H. D. Mclnnis, music.
Farm Life High School
T. H. Lingerfeldt, principal and
mathematics; Mrs. Louise B. Lisk,
English and French; Mrs. Jane
Aycock, vocational home econo;
mics and science; Worth McDon
ald, social science and physical
education; Mrs. Joyce B. Wilson,
sixth and seventh grades; Mrs.
Rozella McLeod, fifth and sixth
grades; Mrs. Grace Lingerfeldt,
tnird and fourth grades; Mrs.
Mabel McCaskill, second and
third grades; and Mrs. Jane R.
Perry, first and second grades.
Aberdeen High School
R. E. Lee, principal; Miss Letha
Copeland, mathematics; H. E.
Bowman, coach and health; Mrs.
Emma Pohl, librarian; Mrs. A. C.
Trivette, social studies and guid
ance; Bob 'Rogers, science; Mrs.
Ruth Klingenschmidt, voca
tional home economics; Mrs. Nell
T. Voss, English and French; Mrs.
Irie Leonard, English; M. L. Far-
rior, vocational agriculture; Miss
Tiny M. Odom, commercial; Mrs.
Lucile D. Oliver, piano; and E. H.
Poole, public school music and
band.
Aberdeen Grade School
Ervin C. Workman, principal
and eighth grade; Mrs. P. B.
Lewis, eighth grade; L.M. Deaton
and Mrs. Vesta Funderburk, sev
enth grade; Miss Genevieve
Moore and Mrs. Kate C. Charles,
sixth grade; Mrs. Rebecca Mat
thews and Mrs. Ruth Deaton, fifth
grade; Mrs. Harris Blake, Mrs.
Evelyn C. Veasey and Mrs. Annie
L. Poindexter, fourth grade; Mrs.
Ruby Bishop, Mrs. Frances Geer
and Mrs. Timothy Cleary, third
grade; Miss Harry Watson and
Mrs. Edith S. Caldwell, second
grade; Miss Mary Jane Prillaman,
Mrs. Jessie Mae Dwight and Mrs.
Jean B. Wallace, first grade.
West End High School
J. F. Sinclair, principal and
and French; Neil W, Mclnnis,
mathemiatics and science; Miss
Bert McCrummen, history and
civics; Mrs. Sarah C. Thompson,
English, librarian; Mrs. Brownie
Bv Parrish, commercial'; G A.
Munn, volational agriculture;
Vance L. Wilson, coach and
eighth grade; Mrs. Ruth M. Car
ter, seventh grade; Miss Cora B.
Donaldson, sixth grade; Miss
Treva Auman, fifth grade; Mrs.
Willie N. Thomas, fourth grade;
Miss Evelyn Holliday, third
grade; Mrs. Annie G. Sinclair,
second grade; Miss Blanche Mon
roe, first grade.
Eagle Springs
Richard H. Matthews, princi
pal, seventh and eighth grade;
Mrs. Lena W. Jordan, fifth and
sixth grades; Mrs. Mary Daven
port Steed, third and fourth
grades; Miss Ethel McDuffie, sec
ond grade; and Mrs. Grace T.
Tucker, first grade.
Highfalls High School
C. Edison Powers, principal, so
cial studies and guidance; Mrs.
Annie R. Upchurch, history, Eng
lish and Spanish; Mrs. Mary
Brady Kidd, mathematics and
English; Mrs. Mary H. Porter,
home economics and science; A.
C. Appanaitis, eigth grade, health
and coach; J. A. Price, seventh
grade; Jacob Astor Mitchell,
sixth grade; Miss Rebecca Mc
Neill, fifth grade; Mrs. Virginia
B. R. Britt, fourth grade; Mrs.
Pearl P. Emmons, third grade;
Mrs Oppie H. Shields, second
grade; Miss Lucy J Reynolds,
first grade; Mrs. William Han
cock. music.
Wesimioore High School
J. C. Phillips, principal and
English; Mrs. Margaret K.
Shields, home economics and
Spanish; Floyd Watkins, English,
librarian; William C. Brewer, so
cial strdies; B'. B. Parrish,' eighth
grade; Mrs. Virginia K. True-
blood, seventh grade; Mrs. Lelia
Mclver Cox, sixth grade; Mrs. Es
ther PinniXs fifth and sixth
grades; Mrs. Mary McK. Clegg,
fifth grade; Miss Flossie Line-
berry, fourth grade; Mrs. Edna
B. Allred, third grade; Miss Mar
tha Luck, third grade; Miss Clar
ice Albright, second grade; and
Mrs. Julia B. Davis, first grade.
Pinckney High School
R. O. Taylor, principal and
science; Mrs. Catherine K. Lutz,
history and choral club; Mrs.
Narcissus H. Goins, science, girls’
basketball coach; Frederick McD.
Lutz, English, football coach;
Mrs. Violet F, Brooks, French,
librarian; Leroy Fields, Jr., math
ematics; Carl L. Hill, commercial;
Gordon W. Herring, vocational
agriculture; Mrs. Dorothy For
tune Johnston, vocational home
economics; William R. Hooper,
social science, bandmaster; Mrs.
Ada Cook Jackson and Miss Mo-
zella Ritter, eighth grade; Miss
Bertha Lee Plummer and Mrs.
Lake E. Phillips, seventh grade;
Miss Ann Juanita Blue and Mrs
Nezza Jackson Kelly, sixth grade;
Mrs. Cleopatra D. Jackson and
James Martin Jenkins, fifth
grade; Miss Capitalor Maureen
Thomas and Mrs. Stella Fox Ty
son, fourth grade; Mrs. Robert
S. Grant, third and fourth grades;
Mrs. Lavonia Gunter McKenzie
and Mrs. Rosalee W. Sutton, third
grade; Mrs. Minnie M. Martin
and Miss Alice McLean, second
grade; Miss Emma Lee Barrett
and Miss Ethel J. Matthews, first
grade. ,
Davis SIchool
Elmer U. Grant, seventh and
eighth grades; Miss Esther Meta
Raye, fifth and sixth grades; Mrs.
Carrie G. Martin, third and
fourth grades; Mrs. Elvira G.
Harrington, first and second
grades.
Berkley High School
Harry Lee Bryant, principal,
history and English; Philip L.
McMillan, biology, chemistry and
mathematics; Miss Eurdyce A.
Williams, science and mathe
matics; Mrs. Tulula P. Barber,
mathematics, science and music;
Mrs. Margie Stark Brown, voca
tional home economics; James W.
Greene, eighth grade; Miss Ruth
E. Mayfield and Z. V. Gordon,
seventh grade; Mrs. Blanche F.
Jeffers, sixth grade; Miss Amy
E. Lutz and Miss Ernestine V.
Pride, fifth grade; Mrs. Alice
Lee, fourth grade; Miss Cleopa-
tria Clark, third grade; Mrs. Lil
lian D. Harris, second grade; Mrs.
Willa C. Bryant and Miss Genet-
ta D. Whitaker, first grade.
Vineland School
’Thomas C. Jackson, principad.
seventh and eighth grades; Mrs.
Thelma P. Person, fifth and sixth
grades; Miss Georgia Cagle, third
and fourth grades; Mrs. Gussie
B. McNair, second grade; and
Mrs. Peggy Stancil Gordon, first
grade.
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