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THE PILOT, a Paper With Character, Vass, North Carolina.
Friday, January 13, 1928
PINEDALE
ON THE MIDLAND ROAD,
adjoining PINEHURST
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Building sites at Pinedale, nearly three-quarters
of an acre in size, are selling at $400 each, and they
afford the most attractive opportunity to secure a de
sirable home site for low cost that is offered in the
Sandhills.
Pinedale is the nearest suburb of Pinehurst vil
lage, with the Midland road in front, the Seals road
soon to be improved to the Carthage road, with wat
er on every lot as soon as building begins, with all
the Pinehurst facilities close at hand, and on one of
the choicest ridges of this neighborhood.
Nothing like it for the price, and mighty little
like it for any price.
For information see
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MASON & GARDNER, L. L. BIDDLE, H. B. EMERY, PINEHURST.
S. B. RICHARDSON, ARCADE BLDG., SHIELDS CAMERON, SOUTHERN PINES
And see them quick, for the lots are not many, and the price is a mover.
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‘‘Bachelors Hall, I believe its the best,
For when they go home, they go
home to rest.
No wife to scold, no children to bawl,
I believe it’s the best to keep bach
elors hall.”
A. B. McDonald, who keeps bach
elors hall in a cozy home hard by the
beautiful water of old Crane’s Creek,
wag in town one of those recently cold
days. He walked the distance from
his home. Walking w.th a military
step, and looking tall and straight as
a cedar of Lebanon, and looked as
though he enjoyed the hike. He puts
to shame some of the younger gen
eration who can not go the shortest
distance without a car.
John C. Muse came down from
Durham for the week end. So did
Jess Howard.
Misg Thurla Cole was hostess at a
lovely bridge party at her home dur
ing the rhristmas festivities.
Miss Kate Harrington returned to
Charlotte last week .n response to a
call.
J. McN. John, of Aberdeen, called
to see the Correspondent an evening
of last week.
R. L. Poindexter, of Sanford, was
in town Friday.
Rev. M. D. McNeill condu«^ted the
funeral services of George Morrison
at Bethesda last week.
Mrs. J. R. r.oving spent Sunday
with Mrs. Laura Rogers.
Mr. Rogers, of Siler City, spent a
few days of last week with his little
son, Carl, at the home of Mrs. Laura
Rogers.
Mi ss Kate Arnold spent Saturday in
Fayetteville.
Mr?5. Alec Blue and grand son, Mar-
cellers Cameron, of Raeford, were
visitors Friday of Mrs. E. M. Borst
and Miss Annie Borst.
, T,audi’i; k Swett, of Richmond, Va.,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Sweo^, on Rt. 2, foi the holidays.
Mr. cind Mrs. S. R. Snvth. of Vass.
were call^ is in town Sunday after
noon.
Mr^. Janie Muse and daughter, Mis=;
Mamie Ne-il, vis'ted Mrs, Martha
Mnse Wicker Sunday afternoon at her
l''>me r>n Rt. 1. Mrs, Wicker Is slow
ly imiv-ov-ng from a paralyli'* stroke.
Sor y report J. E. Phillips on the
^ ■ k r -f.
Pleased to r'-port W. P. Womaek
homo from the hos})‘tal nuu-h improv
ed.
Sur'lav m!>rnin<^ at the Presb\i:er-
'an r-hnr'-h Rev, ^T. D. McNoill p^eich-
e1 f'-; n ‘he ‘‘V^ocational
Tm-PTrir.’*
Mir-o. of r;>rthnge. Vt'-
Np.-i famni'*- M’ Jji'’^^e Mus'^
a7-« I \T;-s, last week.
Guy IVTatthews and Miss Myrtle
Doucrlnc. of Sanf'trd, were rallers of
ATnifhew^ S' Tvkn'
Mr iMm •< J. K. Snow. J. D. Mc-
1 t'an, r.. P Hhen, Jewel Hemp-
^ .t .-.iprl 1b > .Moore County Health
• I'l V; lire meeting at Pinehurst
Tno.^f’ny.
Th(’ Tameron Woman’s Club held
ils rogidar meetinir January 5 at 3
o’clock in the high school building
with aO members; present. Mrs. H.
P. Mf-Pherson, president, called the
meeting to order, and after routine
business the club decided to employ
F. M. Dwight, of Lakeview Nursery,
to plant shrubs around the school
building. The planting to he done
at once. The discussion of play
ground equipment and anv action
was postponed until the February
meeting. The meeting was then turn
ed over to Circle No. 3, who had
charge of the program. Misg Annie
McFadyen, chairman of Circle 3, pre-1 Mrs. J. L. McGraw was the winner
.sented a “New Contest” that was In thig contest, and was '^.warded :i
original and clever. Mrs. Alec Me-j beautiful floral calendar as a piize.
Pherson was the winner, and was nr^- The members of Circle No. 3 then
sented a lovely handkerchief. The next
contest was a picture representing
events and famoug people of the past.
served delicious chicken salad on let
tuce with aandwiohes, pickles, sal-
tines, followed by coffee, wh'pped
cream and stuffed dates. The Febru
ary meeting will be in charge of Mrs.
J. L. McGraw, chairman of Circle 4,
and promises to be an interesting
meeting. All members and visitors
are urged and cordially invited to be
present.
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