THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
O'
WEST END NEWS
By SALLY AUMAN
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Monroe
of Eagle Springs announce the
marriage of their daughter, Pa-
_ tricia Ann, to William Anderson
' VonCanon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. VonCanon, on Saturday,
June 18th.
Attend Conference
The Rev. Aaron Tyson and W.
A. Johnson, Jr. attended the Con
ference of the Methodist Church
in Rocky Mount last week. Mrs.
Tyson with Nelle and Billy divi
ded the time with Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Edwards in Goldsboro and
4 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner in Rocky
Mount. Mrs. Tyson attended the
luncheon for ministers’ wives. Of
particular interest to this com
munity is the appointment of the
Rev. Pearce Layfield of Tabor
City as a trustee to the Metho
dist Children’s Home in Raleigh.
Attending the Methodist Church
camp at Chestnut Ridge last week
v/ere Helen Hanner and Christine
Sutphin. At Methodist camp Don
Lee are Libba and William John
son and Vernon Sutphin.
Personctls
Mrs. George Houck, Jr., with
Terrie, left Tuesday to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs.
Blanton, of Lakeland, Ga. Mrs.
Blanton arrived here by train
Sunday to make the return trip
with her daughter.
_ Attending the furniture market
in High Point last week were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill VonCanon, Bob
VonCanon, and A, J. Hanner.
Mrs. Gerald Cheek, with her
four little daughters of Albuquer
que, N. M., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Hurley Cheek. Gerald will
join his family here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Boney
and Miss Mary Booker of Selma
were weekend guests of the Ifaw-
# ley Pooles. Mrs. M. C. McDonald
was a Sunday dinner guest of the
Pooles and Guy Stuart of Jack-
son Springs called on the Pooles
Sunday evening.
Sunday guests of the Hobson
Tuckers were the Wallace Tuck
ers of Albemarle.
Craig Phifer of Wagram is
spending the week with the
Tommy McNeills.
H Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Owens are
visiting relatives in Maryland this
week. Little Ernie is staying with
his grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy
Black.
8 o’clock at the Church. Mrs. Mar-
tine Allen of the Bensalem
Church will be the guest teacher
for the Bible Study.'
sity
Attending the Smith family re
union at the H. E. Smith Cabin
at Jackson Springs on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Quenton
Smith annd Mrs. Everette Cole
with Verona Annn, Kathy and
Van.
R. P. Johnson was joined here
Sunday by his niece, Elaine
Brewer, of Clear Water, Fla. and
they left Tuesday for a two
weeks’ vacation to New York
City, Washington, Philadelphia,
and Up-state New( York.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hartsell
and Sandra are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Carpenter in John
son, Tenn. this week. En route
they will stop for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Scarboro in
Clinton. Tenn.
Miss Mary Brasswell, Moore
County’s Assistant Home Econo
mist, was the weekend guest of
Teena Tucker.
Glenn Auman of Hillsboro,
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Claude Auman.
Page SEVEN
New Books Added
At Town Library
New books added to the col
lection at the Southern Pines Li-
Tirary in June are:
For Adults
Complete Book of Etiquette by
Amy Vanderbilt, Born Free by
Joy Adamson, Something of an
Achievement by Gwyn Griffin,
Midsumm.er’s Nightmare by
Elizabeth Shenkin, The Traces of
Brillhart by Herbert Brean, Three
Men on the Left Hand by Ilka
Chase, The Venus of Konpara by
John Masters, Tippy Locklin by
Joseph W. Meagher, The Bid
Ward by Jacobs van Velde.
The Inspector by Jan de Hertog,
The Affair by C. P. Snow, For
Your Eyes Only by Ian Fleming,
Watcher in the Shadows by Geof
frey Household, Encyclopedia
Britannica—1960 edition, Oxford
Dictionary of Quotations, Current
Biography Yearbook, The Winter
in the Heart by E. M. Almedin
Moore Recorder’s
Court Has Short
Session /Saturday
Cases heard, by Judge J. Vance
Rowe in a short session of Moore
County Recorder’s Court at Car
thage on Saturday were:
Jerry Bradley, Eagle Springs,
driving without operator’s license
and lights, prayer for judgment
continued on payment of $25, to
include costs, not to drive on a
highway until he obtains opera
tor’s license; Gerald Dean Harp
er, Greensboro, speeding 75 in 55
zone, $25 and costs.
Russell Goins, Carthage, tres
pass, disturbing peace, cursing,
profane language, prayer for
judgment continued for 30 days
on following conditions: have self
examined by a physician to de
termine mental condition and
obey recommendation of doctor
as to treatment, then report to the
court either personally or by at
torney on the first Monday of
August, with the doctor’s find
ings.
Leonard Elijah Wood, Carth
age, malicious destruction of per
sonal property, disorderly con
duct, at request of prosecuting
witnesses (defendant’s wife and
stepmother), prayer for judgment
continued for 12 months on pay
ment of costs and on condition
of good behavior, not to get drunk
and cause trouble at home or
elsewhere during the 12 months
period.
Several other cases on the
docket were continued or capias
es were ordered issued after de
fendants did not appear.
Court was held Saturday be
cause of the July 4 holiday on
Monday, the usual day of the
court session.
ed shall file written applica
tion to the Board of Educa
tion through the superinten
dent of schools provided by
the general rules and regula
tions as adopted by this
Board. Failure to file such
an application on or before
July 25, 1960, shall indicate
satisfactory assignment made
by the Board of Education.
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Legal Notice
gen.
For Children
Monday dinner guests of Mrs.
M. C. McDonald were Mrs. John
K. Roberts and Mrs. P. H. Mc
Donald of Carthage.
The Teen-Age Club will have
D. C. Crotty of Pinehurst to direct
the recreation for their meeting
on Tuesday night (July 12). All
teen-agers are urged to attend
this meeting because there will
be fun for everyone.
The Rev. Bob Knox conducted
Ine Sunday morning worship
sership service at the Presbyteri
an Church and Mrs. Floyd Upole
served as organist.
The Circles of the Women of
tne Presbyterian Church will
ineet jointly Monday evening at
The Diggers by Margaret Wise
Brown. Katie John by Mary Cal
houn, The Jlliad of Homer by
Barbara Leonie Picard, Terry in
the South Seas by Bengt Daniels-
son, The Right Play for You by
Bernice Wells Carlson, The Hid
den Treasure of Glaston by Elean-
01 e M. Jewett.
Homer Price by Robert McClos-
key, Ellen Tebbits by Beverly
Cleary, Yertle the Turtle and
Other Stories by Dr. Seuss ,The
Story of Spiders by D. Shettles-
■>vorth, Horton Hears a Who! by
Dr. Seuss, Scrambled Eggs Super
by Dr. Seuss, Little Girl with
Seven Names by Mabel Leigh
Hunt.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
MOORE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
HENRY THREADGILL:
PLAINTIFF:
Vs.
LENA BREEDEN:
DEFENDANT:
, TO LENA BREEDEN:
Take notice that a pleading of re
lief has been filed against you
That the nature of the relief be
ing sought is as follows:
This is an action for recovery
for services in construction of a
dwelling in the village of Jack-
son-Hamlet on which the plaintiff
has filed a laborer’s lien, in the
amount of $435.00 with interest
from November 30, 1959; and the
plaintiff is demanding judgment
authorizing sale of the property
for the payment of the indebted
ness.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than August 11, 1960, and upon
you failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the court for the relief
sought.
This, the 20th day of June, 1960.
• C. C. KENNEDY
Clerk of the Superior Court
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RESOLUTION OF ASSIGNMENT
SOUTHERN PINES CITY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
The following resolution was
proposed by Mr. York, seconded
by Mr. Sandlin, and duly adopted
by the Board:
WHEREAS, The Board prev
iously adopted rules and regula
tions governing assighments and
change of assignments for the
children in this administrative
unit to best promote an orderly
and efficient procedure for mak
ing applications for assignment or
change of assignment;
AND WHEREAS, The Board
has the duty and final responsi
bility for assigning the children
in this administrative unit to a
school;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE
SOLVED by the Southern Pines
City Board of Education in order
to best promote the orderly and
.efficient administration of the
public schools in this unit, the
effective instruction of the pupils
subject to assignment by this
Board, and the health, safety and
general welfare of such pupils,
and each of them, hereby assigns
the children of this administra
tive unit as follows:
A. (1) Each child who attended
a school in the Southern
Pines Administrative Unit
during the school year 1959-
60 is assigned to the same
school for the year 1960-61.
(2) All other children will be
assigned to a school upon
request for admission when
received by the Board.
B. FOR the school year 1960-61,
the parents of any child of
school age who desire that
such child attend a specific
school other than the school
to which he has been assign-
NOTICE OF ABANDONMENT
OF A PORTION OF
WEST NEW YORK AVENUE
Pursuant to provisions of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina as contained in Chapter 153,
Section 9(17), and by authority
of resolution adopted by the
Town Council of the Town of
Southern Pines in Special Session
assembled on the 3rd day of
June, 1960, notice is hereby given
to all interested citizens and ad
jacent property owners that a
hearing will be held by the Town
Council of the Town of Southern
Pines at the hour of 8:00 o’clock
p. m. on the 12th day of July,
1960 in the Council Chamber at
the Municipal Building, to con
sider proposed adoption of an or
dinance providing for abandoning
and quitclaiming to adjacent
property owner a certain portion
of the south side of West New
York Avenue between Southwest
Broad Street and Bennett Street
in the Town of Southern Pines,
said portion of said avenue being
mere particularly described as
follows:
That certain portion of West I
New York Avenue in the
Town of Southern Pines, in
McNeill Township, Moore
County, North Carolina, ad
joining Block M&4 as shown
on the Official Map of the
Town of Southern Pines, BE
GINNING at the intersection
of Southwest Broad Street
and West New York Avenue,
running thence with the
boundary line of West New
York Avenue North 36 de
grees 45’ W. 62 feet to a
point; thence N. 53 degrees
15’ E. 0.68 foot to a point in
the sidewalk of West New
York Avenue; thence paral
lel with the first line S. 36
depees 45’ E. 62 feet to a
point; thence S. 53 degrees
15’ W. 0.68 foot to the point
of Beginning.
All interested citizens and prop
erty owners are urged to be pres
ent, and if no valid protest is
made at said hearing, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of enforce
ment of any rights which any cit
izen or resident of the Town of
Southern Pines or any property
owner may have to claim any in
terest in the above described
property subsequent to the date
of adoption of said ordinance de
claring the abandonment of said
property and ordering that said
property be quitclaimed by the
Town of Southern Pines to the
adjacent property owner in ac
cordance with the provisions of
the above cited section of the
General Statutes of North Caro
lina.
This 10th day of June, 1960.
MILDRED p. McDonald
Town Clerk
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2 BIG AUCTION SALES
OF
HOME SITES
2 DAYS SELLING
1st SALE
12tb
:00
P.M.
TUBS.
JULY
28 large home sites located in Ridgeview between
Southern Pines find Aberdeen, N. C. near Howard
Johnson’s famous Motor Lodge and Restaurant. Home
sites reasonably restricted for your protection. All
fronting on improved 60 ft. streets. Near schools,
churches and convenient to shopping centers. We in
vite all builders, home seekers, investors and specula
tors to be sure to attend these sales. Remember the^
date, July 12th, at 6:00 p.m. Property will be sold on
very easy terms. These are all the remaining home
sites in Ridgeview and Mr. C. O. Weaver, the owner,
means business and intends to sell.
2nd SALE
13th
:00
P.M.
WED.
JULY
50 home sites located in Knollwood Center in the city
of Southern Pines. Between the downtown shopping
> ^®^ter and the intersection of the new by-pass and
■ Southern Pines-Pinehurst Blvd. Near the new Meth-
odist Church and close to good schools and all other
.churches. Part of these home sites are on hard sur-
ft(ced streets with sewer and water in. All the others
ar^. on improved streets with city water available
ana isewer for most of the others. All streets are 80
rt. wide. Many nice new homes have recently been
built a.nd others are under construction in this area
We invite builders, home seekers, investors and spec-
ulators to be sure to attend these sales and you may
be assured Mr. C. O. Weaver, the owner, means busi-
ness. Remember the date and hour and be on hand
when th^ sale begins. Easy terms.
SOLD
ON EASY
TERMS
LADIES
INVITED
PAMFORD fi.C.-
Fpr Further Information See
J. D. AREY & COMPANY
Aberdeen, N. C,
20
COUNTRY
HAMS
FREE
AT THESE
SALES