Friday, January 27, 1928.
■Tff ^ PILOT, a Paper With Character, Vass, North Canrffina.
Page Timoe
Where The Money Goes, tears of loving sympathy.
Socialistic ?—Well, say just human.
it knows the money has been spent BOYS SCOUTS TO HOLD
m such ways as to return many hun
dred cents On every dollar, and be-
cellent record in the sale of the
(By (Mrs) Digdeep Ann Offen.) To get down to the concrete, m
The Health and Welfare Associa- Pinehurst Mrs. Francis T. Keating cause there are many great hearts
t=on has been aptly called yooie has teen chairman for two years, un- j and willing hands waiting only the op-
County’s philanthropic spare or fifth the Association presidency of Mrs. I portunitv to refill the exchecauer
wheel. Leonard Tufts. Mrs. Keating’s local,
There are at present eighteen towns committee in that time has comprised
making up the branches of the Asso- the following: Mrs. T. A. Cheatham,
ciation or, to continue the metaphor, H. A. Campbell, Mrs. John J. |
making up the fifth wheel’s spokes Fitzgerald, Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs
REGIONAL CONFERENCE. I American Soda Fountains, of which
jthe Pinehurst Warehouses are the dis
tributor, for North Carolina and ad
joining states. A recent report from
the Boston office says that John is
HEMP.
Region Six, Boy Scouts of America,
comprised fo the states of North Car- I
olina, South Carolina, Georgia and I
Florida, will hoM their Regional Lay- 1
on'
one of the three salesmen leading the
field in the entire United States. Of
men’s conference in Greensboro
, February 3, at the King Cotton Hotel.! other two one is in New England
Misses Flora McDonald and Marga- This conference is for the officers ofi“"‘* o" ‘^e Pacific Coast. John
hub H- Foster Kelly, Mrs J I O’Brien ! the week e^nd at gcout Councils throughout the states 1 » ‘■a'' ><>ad of fountain equipment
OBrien,,their homes m Carthage and Sanford. ^orth and South Carolina. In ad- Chapel Hill not long ago, and re-
Each town works separately to Charles W. Picquet and Mrs. A. i Mi-. M.idred Knic-ht snent tVio . .
make up its alloted quota toward the ![, comprise j week end her parents in Sanford. She regular council officers.
Association budget. The Red Cross Keating’s present year-round ^^s a.=companied home by hisses Tf "’ T ' 77 T
^ ,1 r< n local committee.) a , , ^ of troop committees are urged to at-
Roll Call and the iuberculosis Seal wmmutee.; I Aureade and Helen Frye and Eliza- f d
sale each credit a certain amount to- The public is already familiar with ■ beth Slack. *
,vard the county f^d and each town that wonderful sub-committee of the Miss Fannie Bell Phillips spent the ,OHN'iVlcrASKII I MAKINC
is individually credited with its own. above, which operates in the spring! week end with home folks in Glen- A rf^n <?FI IINP
local collection. The balance of each reason only and has its headquarters j don. i»OOU bUjLLijNu Kb^COKD.
town’s quota is then completed by * at the Carolina. Mrs. Keating ap- i.;r nr 04. ^'
means of gifts, membership fees, or'Pointed this committee in McCaskill, another of the
entertainments, sales, etc., given un- 1926, and it is known as The Pine-I XiToomSaturday ^ Sartdhill products, is making an ex-
der the direction of each chairman hurst Visitors’ Committee. The mem- ’ !
and her local committee. bers are Mrs. Homer H. Johnson, »
‘ These committees further advance Cleveland, Ohio, chairman; Mrs. Rob-;^ '"f “*^”ded church «
^ ert D Book Sewicklev Pa viVn Carthage Sunday and were guests «
the local operation of the Associa-, , feewickiey, Fa., vice-, - ? I si
u IX 1. chairman* l^rs Stiiart" TT Pn’H’Avcnti Miss 1? lora> McDonald for dinner, j k
jLTouXrrntS; ” P.ainfield: t^r;
school'unches and Laling so far a!'I- ^iven. New York City, and Mrs.
possible with incidental cases of | Fitzgerald, T^e Carolina,
neighborhood need. In this way the raised by these com-
spirit of neighborly love and local
pride in caring for one’s own is kept
alive.
Cases of truancy or moral lapse are
referred to the county welfare officer
for advisory aid or adjustment and
cases of extreme sickness call for the
physician or nurse
cently he installed in Greenville the
finest outfit in North Carolina.
BABY CLINIC.
The monthly baby clinic under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers' As
sociation will be held at the Pinehurst
high school on the afternoon of Wed
nesday, February 1, at 3 o’clock.
mittees, Mrs. Keating reports as fol
lows:
ing hall of Elise school Friday night,
January 27, beginning at 5:30. The
proceeds will be given to Christian
education. .
Pinehurst quota, 1926, $800.00;
1927, $1,000.00; 1928, $1,500.00; gii I Charles Pinkston spent |
paid. Operation and care, woman at
Hamlet Hospital, $126.00, nurse forl^ '
same, $42.00; 10 Christmas bags to j Armeha Lynch and daughters,
ivBiuian v/i ex-soldiers, invalid, made, filled and'^?^^ Treva, spent the week end
Within the past few weeks, Moore j shipped in August, $15.00. For in-
County (thanks to the principle of, stalling Whole-Tim^e Health Officer, I ^
this tireless local committee work) is i (County and State to assume this a! Thfe^ moving picture show, “Men of
the richer for having acquired its own i year from now in its next budget),' with Milton Sills, will be
Whole-Time Health Officer, Dr. John I $1,600.00; two portable weighing, »t Elise Higgh School Satur-
Symington, stationed at Carthage, scales for nurse and welfare worker,' night. Admistsion, 20 and 30
and a second nurse, working largely $25.00. For installing new* county | The proceeds will go to the
under Dr. Symington's direction, thtis nurse, $1,000.00, (the additional $250 school.
reinforcing the work of the Red Cross necessary for this purpose paid by i Mrs. E. A. Prevost and Miss Lula
I Mrs. Digdeep Ann Offen.) The Pine- Howard were in Carthage Monday
If cases still exist where there i hurst committee aspires to continue' shopping,
seems to be no hope of a chance to i the maintenance in future years of'
nurse.
Clearance Sale Saturday,
January 28th
For this week-End we are offering the following items.
86 inch sheeting, unbleached, 25c yard (shorts).
ALL REMNANTS ONE HALF PRICE
36 inch Pajama checks, unbleached, 10c yard.
Ladies silk house, $1.00 value, 59c pair, 2 for $1.00.
Good outing flannel, colors and white, 10c yard.
WEUAMS-BELK COMPANY
SANFORD,
Steele Street
NORTH CAROLINA
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get to work for a living on the part of this much-needed nurse. This leaves
some unfortunate or misguided neigh- * a balance to the credit of the Pine-
bor, the Association simply draws I hurst Branch Health and Welfare off;
closer together trying to find a solu- | $234.18, to cover the cod-liver-oil cam-
tion that shall not spell pauperism, i paign and to advance a vitally needed
For Moore County is becoming deeply I loan of about $200 to a young work-
aware of its social problem and its re-; ing man of Pinehurst, whose five-year
sponsibility,—of the truth that God old boy lost an eye through accident
Himself looks wistfully out from the at Christmas.
eyes of every living creature. The Pinehurst Branch Committee
Tired, tortured eyes need to be of Moore County Health and Welfare
lulled to contentment and trust; Association is proud and happy at'
furtive eyes reassured to a proud di- this New Year season to announce it- j
rectness; hard, supercilious eyes melt- self premeditatedly “broke” because |
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We Want You and Your
Neighbors to be with Us
Thursday, Feb. 2nd
This day will be ffiven over to a splendid
Power Fanning
Entertainment
Lunch WiD Be Served-—No Charge
An interesting program—^Motion pictures.
Entertainment will be held in our store in Pine-
hurst, N. C., Thursday, February 2nd.
Be sure to come early.
Pinehurst Warehouses Inc.
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