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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1959
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
CARTHAGE NEWS
By MRS. ALONZO BLUE ing.
Outdoor Supper
The children and grandchildren
of Charlie F. Barringer were at
home Sunday and honored their
father on his birthday at an out
door picnic supper Sunday eve
ning.
Mr. Barringer recently retired
as conductor on the Norfolk-
Southern after serving 40 years.
Mr. and Mrs, Barringer are
vacationing this week in the
Western North Carolina moun
tains.
Married 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Vest were
entertained at a reception at their
home on Route 1, West End, Sun
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Mrs. John Cline-
Mrs. Charles A. Cox gave some
interesting highlights on four
composers and Mrs. John Cline
^reviewed the life of Strauss.
A piano solo, “The Blue Waltz,”
by Morris was played by Miss
Mildred Sinclair. Mrs. Colin
Spencer, Jr., played the “Merry
Widow’s Waltz” and a waltz by
Charlotte Davis. A duet, “Invita
tion To The Dance,” by Weber
was presented by Mrs. L. R. Sugg
and Mrs- H. G. Poole, and a piano
solo, “On The Terrace,” Evans,
by Mrs. H. J. Hall.
Mrs. Harry Byrd of Branch-
day afternoon, by their eight Mrs. Sam Deahl
children, on their 50th wedding
anniversary- Also present were
20 grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Music Club
The Carthage Music Club was
entertained Friday night by Mrs.
L. B. Womack and her mother,
Mrs. R. L. Burns, at the Womack
home on Sunset Drive, with Mrs.
M. J. McPhail, president, presid-
of Kenilsworth, Ill., were guests
of the club.
A frozen salad, sandwiches, and
an iced drink were served.
Mrs. Colin Spencer, Jr-, and
Miss Ruth Tyson assisted Mrs.
Womack in serving.
Birthday Parly
Kelly Meroney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meroney of
Rutherfordton, celebrated her
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first birthday last Thursday af
ternoon at the home of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wal
lace, on Pinehurst Drive.
A large birthday cake, deco
rated with pink rosebuds, topped
with one candle, with Kelly’s
name across the top, centered the
table. Pink candles in silver
candlelabra ‘ and pink streamers
extending from the chandelier to
the table completed the decora
tions.
Pink Dutch dolls, as favors,
were given to the 12 little guests-
Pictures were made of the group
during the festivities. Individual
iced cakes, ice cream and punch
were served.
Personals
Mrs. S. V. Stevens and Miss
Alberta Watson of Jonesboro
Heights were Monday guests of
Mrs. L. R. Sugg.
Mrs. J. E. Muse has returned
home after a visit with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr- and
Mrs. George Muse, in Conover.
Mrs. Harry Byrd of Branchville,
S. C., who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. C. Hines, in Sanford,
spent the weekend here with Mrs.
L. R. Sugg.
Miss Margaret McQueen and
Jack McQueen of Dunn and Miss
Vera McLean of Cameron called
on relatives and friends last Sun-
<day-
Bobby Hugh McCaskill, grad
uate of UNC, will be a member
of the high school faculty this
year in Maxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Holt McNeill are
at home after an extended visit
with Mrs. McNeill’s home folk
in Dobson.
Mrs. Frank Blue of Sanford
spent the weekend with Mrs. M.
J. McPhail.
Mr. and Mrs. C- G. Spencer and
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
Deahl and children of Kennil-
worth, Ill., left Monday for a
week’s stay at Topsail Beach as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Spencer at their cottage.
Miss Mary Spencer is home
after a week’s visit with Miss
Lynn Currie at her summer home
in Montreat.
Mrs. Harry B- Guant and chil
dren, Tresa and Bart, of Lexing
ton, Ky., are visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. J. Hume, Jr.
Stuart Verch of Slingerland, N.
Y., is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Spencer, Jr.,
and family.
Miss Janet Williams of Eagle
Springs is spending this week
with Mrs- J. J. Hume.
Mrs. Hugh Houser and Miss
Milbry Ross of Charlotte were
Sunday visitors in the O. U. Al
exander home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Parker and
daughters, Linda and Kay, spent
the weekend in Newport News,
Va., with Mrs. Parker’s sister,
Mrs. Ralph Edgerton, and Mr.
Edgerton-
Mrs. O. U. Alexander went to
Hamlet Sunday for a week’s vis
it with her sister, Mrs. J. L.
Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jackson,
Mrs. J. L. Wallace and Miss Jes
sie Wallace spent the weekend at
Myrtle Beach- They were joined
for the weekend by Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Auman and two daugh
ters of Fayetteville.
, Mrs. Dudley Pendleton and
children of Richmond, Va., who
have been visiting Mr. Pendle
ton’s mother in Fayetteville for
the past week, came over Sunday
for a two weeks’ visit with her
mother, Mrs. Charles A. Cox.
REV. LEE PRIDGEN
Rev. Pridgen To
Talk At Brownson
Chureh On Sunday
The Rev. Lee Pridgen, mission
secretary of the South Sandy
Creek Baptist Association, will
fill the pulpit at Brownson Me
morial Presbyterian Church this
Sunday in the absence of Dr.
Cheves Ligon, the regular pastor.
Mr. Pridgtn, whose home is
in Southern Pines, is a former
Army chaplain. He came to this
area some months ago after be
ing with the Raleigh Baptist As
sociation for nine years.
His Sunday talk will be based
on personal experiences in the
mission field in Africa, Palestine
and Europe.
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
By order of the Board of Com-
missoners of the Town of Vass,
North Carolina and by virtue of
authority conferred by the laws
of North Carolina, the following
described real estate will be of
fered for sale to satisfy the un
paid taxes including interest and
costs due the Town of Vass for
the year 1958. Sale will be held
at Vass Town Hall, 12 o’clock
noon, Monday, September 14,
1959.
Town of Vass
A. R. Laubscher, Tax Collector
Rites Conducted
Saturday For
Mrs. Flossie Fulp
Funeral servces were held at
the Methodist Church in West
End Saturday afternoon for'Mrs.
Flossie Furr Fulp, 65, who died
at her home Thursday.
The Rev. A. G. Tyson con
ducted the services, assisted by
the Rev. Pearce Layfield of Tabor
City and the Rev. R. J. Hartman
of Mt. Airy. Burial was in the
West End Cemetery.
Survivors include her husband,
Elijah Fulp of West End. Her
first husband, now deceased, was
Will Furr. From that marriage
survive six daughters; Pearl
Furr of Route 1, Eagle Springs;
Mrs. Willie Mae Brown and Mrs.
Margaret Harris, both of West
End; Mrs. Edna Crabtree of
Southern Pines; Mrs. Betty Shef
field of Newport News, Va., and
Mrs. Helen Maness of Asheboro;
six sons, Reid and Neil, both of
West End; Archie of Hamlet;
Robert of Sanford; Cprson of the
Navy stationed at New London,
Conn.; and Rchard of Durham;
and 57 grandchildren.
Also surviving are seven sisters
and four brothers.
McKeithen, Luola 2 lots
No. 13, 14 Wash, Hts 1.74
Pratt, Laura 2 A. Tyson
Ld 8.08
Pratt, Martin iVz A. Cam
eron Ld. 8.91
Sellars, Alfred % A. Vass
Union 22.59
Sellars, W. Champ 6 A.
Vass Union Rd. 5 lots,
Goldston Ld. .. 16.44
Sellars. Willie Clyde 2 A.
Vass; 4 lots Goldston 14.69
Wade, B-srtha 1 lot Bl. B.
No. 2 1.56
Walker, James, 2 lots No.
15,16 Wash. Hts 7.25
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Mrs. Pendleton came for the day
with her daughter-in-law. Mrs
Neill McK. Clegg and children
of Rockingham are also guests
of Mrs- Cox for the week.
Mrs. Vernon Cole Kelly of
Roanoke, Va., and Mrs. B. Gools-
be of Baltimore, Md., are here
due to the illness of their brother,
Sam Wicker, who is a patient at
Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod
and little daughter, Laura Jean
of Winston-Salem are the guests
of their aunts, Misses Kate and
Bess McLeod.
Jodie, Jr., and David Parks of
Greensboro are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O- T.
Parks, this week. Last week
Martha and Topper Parks of
Southern Pines visited their
grandparents at their Parkwood
home.
NORTH CAROLINA
MOORE COUNTY
NOTICE
The undersigned, having qual
ified as Administratrix of the Es
tate of Fritz Gerish, deceased,
late of Moore County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 21st
day of August, 1960, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 20th day of August,
1959.
ELISABETH GERISH
Administratrix of the
Estate of Fritz Gerish,
deceased
Pollock & FuUenwider
Attorneys for Estate
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Caddell, E. Hoyt; 3 lots
Vass $ 2.84
Caddell, John W.; 4 lots
No. 17-20 Sunrise Hts.
Bal 50.67
Clayton, M. B., Hrs. 1 94-
100 A. Parker Ld 13.50
Coore, Jesse V2 A. Jessup
Ld. & House. Bal 19.24
Crabtree, Calvin 2 lots
Vass 10.28
Foster, Lewis 1 lot Vass ... 64.95
Frye, Lewis 1 A. Smith
Ld 33.61
Hinsley, C. D., Hrs. 1 lot
Vass 12.211
Hudson, Bobby, C. 5 lots
No. 31-35 Sunrise Hts.
Bal 35.79
Keith, Mrsi C. J., Hrs. 24
32|100 A. Vass 52.27
Kimball, Delmas C. 1
9/100 A. Vass 60.54
Kimball, Delmas & wife
3 A. Smith Id 12.63
Kimball, Delmas & wife 4
29/100 A. Smith Id 3.77
McIntosh, Johnny 5 lots
No. 12-16 Inc. Credle
Subdivision 11.85
McLaughlin, D. A., Hrs.
c/o John W. Mashbum
1 lot Fayetteville Rd.;
1 lot Vass 13.77
McMillan, J. M. 1 lot Vass
9 27
Parker, Hilda W. 1 A.
Vass Union Road 59.71
Phillips, S. T. 1 lot Vass,
Hy. No. 1 16.26
Stewart, Lloyd ¥2 A. Hy.
No. 1' 20.30
Stewart, Dan P. Sr., 2 lots
Hy. No. 1; ¥2 Bldg. Hy.
No. 1 69.91
Thompson, Mrs. Opal B.
c/o Mrs. D. H. McGill 1
A. Smith Id. 24.43
COLORED
Daniels, Corena 1 A. Ty
son Ld 7.34
Elliot, Foster L. 3 8/10 A.
McCrimmon Ld 3.21
Harris, Sam 1 lot Wash.
Hts. 3,21
Johnson, Russell % A. Mc
Leod Ld 15.52
McAllister, David, Hrs. 3A.
Vass ...-, 12.39
McAllister, Gladys 3 lots
Goldston 10.38
McArthur, Elijah 11 lots
Bl. A. No. 8-18 13 lots Bl
B. No. 18-30 11 Lts. Bl.
D. No. 19-23, 26-31 55.02
McDonald, Sam. Hrs. 1 A.
Vass-Union Rd. 4.13
McKeithen, Hurley 3 ¥4 A.
Vass 27.19
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