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Friday, February 2, 1®34. THE PtLOTt Sottthfern IMaea Mid Abtrdten, North Cttrolina Pa ire Fiv« Southern Pine Scores Ncu> Text&t Code Threatens Over vas^asketeers j Pirosperity of Nofrth Carolina Both B»ys' and Girls' Teaifts i — rhdik Up Irapresfinx^ Victortes *}{ein[^ Mills Here Would Be Fore* ! ed to Curtail Employment if Protests Fail U, s. Citizens iMrs. Kate Flaschaelandef and Daughter df Southern Pines AdmMled This Week In the United States District Court in Greensboro beftjre Judge Hayes Mrs. Kate Flaschaelander and her daughter, Walrad were admitted to United States citizen ship on Wednesday. Mrs. Flas- chaelander is proprietor of the Park View Inn, Southern Pines. They are of German descent. Bowling Enthusiasts To Be Happy Again l>'our N>w Alleys Now Und»*r Con struction ia Pinehurxt Ware- houMo Building. 40 ( \VA PROJECTS NOW ’ FRANK M. HARRISS DIKS X’NDKR WAY IN '^'OUNTY IN FAYETTEVILLK, AtJED 71 i Bowling enthusiasts in the Sand- ‘ hills will soon be happy again, for ! four new alleys are under construc- ' tion in -Pinehurst. They will be ready 1 for play by Feb. 10. ' Twelve men are busy working on I the alleys, which will be in the now- I vacant furniture department of the warehou.se, J, P. Mulcahy, who will nm the alleys, plans to have three billiard tables and several ping pong j tables available also. There will be I facilities for bridge players as well. ^ The name of the alleys will be the Pinehurst Bowling Casino. It will be {Cuiitiniied from page 1) | {Conthun'd from page 1) State Board of Health. wards removing to High Point. The Federal Farm Housing Sur- ' He is survived by his widow, Mrs. vey which is being carried on in j Hattie Ander.son Harriss, four daugh- Moore county under the supervision ters. Miss Mina Harriss and Miss Her- of the home agent with Mrs. Z. V. ' nian A, Campbell of Pinehurst; Mrs. Blue in charge and which calls for | Lucien P. Tyson of Carthage; and the employment of .seventeen people,' one on, R. P. Harris.s, -who is on the will be completed in abotit two week.s. staff of the European edition of the t New York Herald in Paris, and is Coniplet«‘ Sur\ey Soon The Study of Farm Delinquencies , now on his way to be with hi8 molh- The Southern Pines school baske- j 'teers backed up a J>air of victories j 'interference with naturai processes ■over the Vass teams on Wednesday I sometimes brings funny results, and night in games pJayed on the local example is the govemanent ihdus- courts. The boys maintained their : project that is to govern th« tex- ,500 percentage /or the season with ‘mg indjjstry. This is the case of the if a 24-16 victory, while the girls nosfed ^ ^t Hemp. The mills ther^ ' out the Vasa Jhis.ses in a thriller by ' employ over 6Q0 hands, working three 34-30. j shifts, and running every day. Tihe With Bleantir Eddy playing tbi- best' rayon mills aitd tihe colton rtiills individual game, tallying 10 points | hav* not been affected enaotly a/like, while playing forward and featuring j for the rayon miUs have been oper- ' on the defen.se when shifted ttrg uard, ' atimg better than the cotton mills, and Mary ‘Elizabeth Camerooi break- las the situation al Hemp is-evidence, ing loose‘for 12 markers, iihe locals 1 The plans propesed for the-iiTiprove- ran up a sizeable lead eai'ly in the | ment of emplsyment in the cotton game. On the last quarter, however, i mills of the courilry inortudes a Vass picked steam and with about scheme wlier«iJ)y the cotton mills ar« i .. ... threp minutes to Dlav tied the score to run two sbifts a Uav witfc a fortv- ' ' I guests, - r--- -- - g Interment was in Cross Creek three mmutes to piay, me score lo run iwo suirts a uay wiir a loriy ^ leader in rayon production Kut ! a number of bowline leaeues are i mers m from one to five towns m , ♦ , at 30^11. A pair of g*mls in ^wifi ; hour ^eek^This ahorte^ > day advance. :that: being planned, and it is expected to the county. C^iS and a and the other b> iietuy cuger, cun empifjpment for a tfouwe c»ew. pretty fai*v in North Carolina and i ture among Pinehurst Southern i P‘«es, Roger J. Bradley of Aberdeen. ched^the victory for ti.e locals. Fr«n-; But the Hemp mill *as been paying good | Pines Aberdeen Pinebluff and Car-! Mr.s, David McCallum of Carthage, ces Swearingen playwi a fine £:ame ning three »:rews ». day, and after neXl , bol-' thage’ I Robert N. Hayes of Southern Pines at center and chalked up 10 points. I Moi«lay '«-'ill run its tKree cr««^s on | Utft lhe New England ^cotton i ' The b ys were heWl on even te«rms , a KiShoui ba<?is ,givinp employment I prj^,«ed to ' and Farm Land Failures and Fore closures is another Federal project now underway and for this work A. B. Cameron has been appointed tech nical supervisor by D. W. Forrester, State supervisor of the project. Herbert F. Bost, county retail enumerator, has completed Federal er, his arrival being expected in New York on Feb. 2. Out of a family of nine children, he is .survived by one sister, Mrs. Henry Kearns of High Point, and one brother, R. L. Harris of Trinity. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 o’clock Monday from the Hay Street Methodist church of which he ■ ; open from 1 p. m. to midnight every i project F-24, Prices Farmers Pay. wi^lh other mills, creating m<»dern j aay except Sunday, and will be a ; This project called for the collecting ^ devoted member by Rev. Wal- inills in m^y .places by use of «Jili- , welcome diversion for cottage resi- | price information from merchants Patten a.ssisted bv Rev T H, ■■■■■■' ' Ion commodities purchased by far-’ ' j' . . - for his outstanding work among the young boys of the church. for the first quarter, but the .’half to !£hree .shifti- insteaiil of t» ow; I create* a i»hort day in t-he cj?>tton in saw them with a 16-8 lead ^hich .shift, as in mai.y mills 'ft ! ru.sto> ami make'a twc>-«hift cday that held good for the remainder ^ the j the two shifts as projwsed bv the -in- i propoatian is still coie .shift behind game. George Potiie was high scorer | d«.strial plan with the purpose of .vn- ; CarcJina ravon mills Mrs with 11 p*>ints, wx.’e Charles J^oney ^ ploying more hands.-Now-sb^.uld Ihe : esta,bli.shed an l under’wvue PiainV , played a beautifuD all-rountfl garw«. -Hemp mills ft>e pulled dowx to two PINEHURST Mrs, C, B, Fields anid Mr.s. EHrS Fields ententatned at tea for their Thomas Glasspool ot N. Y. Guests included I whi(ih they are carrying <*n. To in- Mrs, Thomas H. Craig. Mrs. Jr. F and W. E. Bartlett of Carthage are now engaged in taking a business census of the county. Miss Eula Swarengen of Southern Pines has been appointed county Red Cross nurse to teach "Home Hygiene anil Care of the Sick” and Miss Kate Harrington of Cameron is assisting 400 ENMOV FIRST OF LITTLE THEATRE PLAV.S Last Friday ni.Ftit both teams were , •'^^ifts'the riK.ult wif. be tiiaJ InWead > ^ policy in the silk'kcIIv Mrs Fueene McKens-ie Mrs !public school health work. (tf ertlployinj; mort-i»;ands and refiiev-' . ... - - i^'^eiiy, Mrs 4<,.ugene iitr^enze, ..| ^ ^ overpowered by ihe Wes.t Enii out fits, the boys lo.^img by 25-r> in:a con- te.st graphically .described as “more -..f :pers,.„H ^ ^ marking',y_ ilrs, Mary Matthews, Mrs. F. L. football than basketball, whJ^ the et,d sougi t can Jua .me at- the pro.sjerity that the silk Dupont Mj.ss Lula Loving Miss Kate girls received a Ji8-26 waaiopmg. laimu. mills..have in thfcir commun-- • Going into thf second .quarter witi a .policy ill not only affect ; the score at 2^ on one play the lo- ‘‘H t*'® silk , {Cotitumt’d from ptigr 1) ^ far in the career of the Little Thea tre gioup. but the entire cost played their roles to perfection. Thrilling but humorous situations there were in abundance, and a clever plot that cal boys lost two of theiir .stars. Tom I Carlisle cra.sh«J into tlie .vrall and received a deep cut on the forehead that put him uiut of c*)mmlssion fctr the rest of .the game, while at U»e » ~;«+■« 'weavhDiir states of the iUnirn. same time Giiford s ixise came int» contact with n flying knee .and r*“ tired fiiT the .Bvening. mills'.would be a nsackw'srd .step, a'ooUn •McKenzie" Mrs Ethel Journev i complete list of projects ap ing .Ene hO.,.r situi-tion .iu- number Wick^Mrs. Annie Kel- \ P'«ved at Raleigh for Moore county kept you guessing until the final mm but not yet started, the location and utes. the number of w'orkers called for -^t present the management of the follows' Little Theatre has not decided as tc Southern Pines Shuffle board the advisability of going on tour with courts construction 7; moving school; 'Whistling in the Dark. It ia very building from Manley to Southern probable. however, that tiie play will Pines 14; Ohio Avenue sewerage ex- be pre.sented in Asheboro, the home tensions. 184; sewerage extensions Cripps. who did so splendid a from West Southern Pines to South- niihs of tile state which Kre ni'f'Af finti- iup an (Xiaiet fttr an irureasiiig pro-] Matthews. Mrs. A. Stone Street and Miss WiD Frances Journey. Mrs. Glasspool w'as presented wiith sever- Siiiigiort The lextilfr people are .soon to haTie .jj bouqiu-ts of poses and tarnations. Hf.t fy-T I nfforti .i-m ho conferencf witfc. the povernmenl's »Mrs. Ethel Jor.rney ente.vtained last i -dtict. and the tt>lal effecti wir be di^i-i. u- . ■ivtTAiiu fon.tv, lin.j i- wimmU.tee ui WashingUm week at an informal tea .for a num-| I'fii^trous. -toi Niruth C.arcilina lis com— .....v..v, i™. ^ ^ i i^h»re the Two-.shtft day ^i.s to be of 3ier friends i • iieg to to-* one the jU'omi»cnt iulk .. r, i . 1 -r oi lei r enus, | o®>nieiMle.d .and tite raycfli mdustr> is The monthly meeting ■■of the Wo-j The story is a rather broaJ one. Rayon .Tards e^nstltuii- a new inifjustry it the world, coming irito prominencsf Mtithin:ine lasir twelve tir fifteen years?, Jo som«» extent a neces.siLy «iwaken«/l ;by the war wben Germany undertook to maJte clotbiYrom fiiireso-’reated EMREKA February !2nd is ‘ ‘Grcaiiid He<g Day,” .so the old English saying genes With the local basketSmll teams, foi this year at ’least, it is "Birrnt Cork Day,” as thsy have everytning in readiness for their negro minstrel w’hich 3S to tulte place on that night. They have phaity of f'ln in ttore for those who conie and tJiey hare asked that through T.his column the w’hole county be invited. Comei The admis sion fat- is sn>all. Tht- singing alone will be worth the fee. The Woman's Auxiliary of F^ureka Presbyt*-rian Church Held Its regu- ' yara^ and some of tht mills lar morlihly meeting Sjinday ^fleports were not active on icott-jn textiles ern Pines, 70. in;hoj«>.s the rulmg wiU -he made to man’P -\uxiliaiy of the Community' Pinehurst, beautification of color- includt thwe-.shi£t days for those in- u:hurch was held Tue.sdaj night in the | grounds, 11; of Linden road, du.-Jtfifcs ttot can .carr?' on three | church parlors. The Girls’ Circle of shifLs becati. ? (hey can not see Jhat ^ the Auxiliary held a de'iightful meet- ; Pinebluff, repair of dam and bridge, emploj-men-f .is lo be ijenefitted by in'g last week with Mrs. I rank Me- ' repairs to town street. 22. di.scha3gir|g a third the number iCaskill as ha^e.ss Thj- program had I'^nd, beautifying and repair- now ,a2 w.H-k 01 .by bnmking up the ^ been well planned and proved unu.s- | ''’f ‘>" t K.ad, 42; of school grounds. .^>1 f I ft i.sysitiiK ani: orgHiiizatiiJi of the mills uallv:iutere-stnng with'Miss Will Fran- chemical process from wooil. It jmnn- . ‘ thdi ,&.t< ,U! work. An ..appeal to the ces Journey acting as leader. 9, Kagle Springs, cutting for school bus rout, 11, job of directing this play. The next offering of the Little Theatre players is being planned for the last week in February or early in March. Tentative plans calls for a Shakesperian drama, probably "The Merchant of Venice.” and a one-act comedy. The .services of Walter Frankl will be available for the Shakesperian play. Mr. KrankI will be well-remembered for his work last winter in "The Bear." of North Caiolina, Viirgiira, TeruaB.' see aiid Maij'land. With the prc«tlac- _ _ _ .short cut ed suiSdenly :n,to a U.g success, anxt | J’'T/o;"; ^ ■ I from the state i.s ejSHieuted l«) :hF VVinston-Sali-m last "ft eek to attend ■ Samarcand, replacing roof on loun- ecause of liatural Eea.sons the pro-1 by many ;*.f the ,people in ,th»Mon .Tiuir.sda^ the .seixic es at which the I building at Manor, 3; recondi- uct mi of ra^or. yaru.s ^nade a gi^fiat I affected as -tdie em3>lo.yfis 1 Rw, R. K. ^Oribben -A-as con.seciated i t'oning interior and roof of school devfenprnent m the T nited ^>1^, . are a.sking their friends to writs to to l.i.e bi.sh.»pric of Uic Episcopal Dio-1 and.pi mcipaJ y all of^ it ir, th^star.es ^^pre^entaLwes ir. Washingtmi j cese. Western Norti Carolina. | improvement and ‘:to bring pn'.ssure to prevent any w*-■ Friends Mrs. Herman Campbell ’mprovement of .school grounds, 31; .lames Jack.son was given four years ! dur.tion in :£he niiniber-jiil hamls e.m- ' regret to t'arn of rtie death of her ''itainage of mosquito infected swamp at haid labor on the roads. Frank Fa- tion ctt these isynthetir yarjis in these ; pecidiar wjjrkiDg i faliier Prank VI Harriss whitii oc-^""’ .siihitary improvement of out- son five ,vear,s and Johnnie Williams States the notton nulls c;f Ncirln i ■ K'arohna began to lo*.k ir.to the «se emplormeM, cnried at tos home in Fayetteville on f ■ , *• ,, The .eanget of Ine situation is that Sat^irciay .lanuarv 57th. of ravon >K7ns instead t>t comai , . s ' , tne twi»-shlf. day, w'hich is to reliwe j 3Mrs. Sarah Kownes Watl.sworth and 1.0N(i SENTE.NCE.S (JIVEN SLAVERS OF RIIINEHAKDT {('oiifhiKi (I from pHt/v 1) of phiV' ' thcKHe ^States'*'hert- only .I'ne shU t h;is her daughter Caroline left carij.' this three were appointed Miy tlie presi dent, Mrs. Cari' McL« >d, to nomi nate officers for election at the aux iliary m«‘ting in Fii^iruary. The nominatii^ committee comprises Mrs. David McCHllum. :Mrs. ,;i5. V. . , , ^ bec^u rmininf in tne paiit, may pn-- wTeix to .^nil a mntith with Mrs were heard from work on the bun- were .bought and reft'ited tor W | eontinuajice ■ of the Xbr«^- Wadsworth!, famyy in Wmter Park day Schuol rooms of the chirrch from weaving, and as a consequ-nce North j «orkirxg in the siik PT^rida auilts beine' made for BariumiSprintrs Carohna is <.Tiie of the l.tiremost raj«>n i . ... quuis DGLng maie loi ‘'f this State altlmi gh nut nn Miss ThelKia Bli.ss rvturned to- Flora Orphana^-e and of plans for Church weavmg states. But the New P.nglan i j,, ir« u.. u m i i. ^ ^ , . . . u ! leni.ionai in ,its les'ilts. Ihis is why .Alan lonalij E.ollege Mtjudav afte..> pass- Paner Week canvass comniUtee of mills'jiave ai.so been replacing limir i• ' t'aper w eta canvas.-, tuixim llcc u j .... null folks are a.^king ihwr ing the week-end with her parents lost ci tton trade with ravon miUs. jn . ‘ . ... L I... rrien-.is ,i'.i write to their lepresenta- and gramtpi-rents at Tlie Manot the aJ tempt to slop the depart.ure' ... ” ' „ I , Hv , -I *1, ' C-ongToss I) take actio-n lo M'ss Doro’hy Khrhardt student at of tire textntr trade to tiit:.South . ^ . I see ah .1 .the two-.sJt;ft da> does mit Querns-Ch.ionra Cc.!l-h;ge. Cbaj lotte. Suprm.acy Tlir«-*i.tewd ; in a litetal iir erprr ation ,.;ut down ■-spent the -week-end here witl. her rho.se same condttums that the tareej-;shift day jmd ttais retliacv'parer.ts. Mi .snd Mrs B .W. Khrliardt. have g.ven cdf.ton and wcidhin manu ’ instead oT increase the Da.mber fji She had as her gne.v^.s the Misses Blue and Mrs. J. M. Blue. Mrs. Sal-jaacturea-the m-:entiv».-they Jubve founfc j hand.*- en|j, loyetJ Loui.se Holland Carob.-n He Ray had charge of Ihe program in Nor-.h Carolina nave slimulatefi > Hemp has grcvn up to be ithe chieJ 'Bell? Whilt- student.^' i on Home Mi.ssiont; whici- was given I^Ta.von, .and hbve made pos.<ible the jndu.sftiial uenter of the couuty with I-schoiil at the clos^ of the busii.ess session. .i.roducUion of sayon ,A-eave> and kiul i a thrifty cvmmunity aruimd for Miss Ethel Batemaii of the Flora n was one ol the bfcst pro^ams Of the I goods while New England Jiiis beentjt recr=oits ;Ks hands tiom the farm- I Maca-mald O,liege fa^^t.lty vras a year and p.esented the truggb; of ■ ruggliiig witX diffit ulties ,tt.at are ne.phbofthood .for m.les aJ^.ut and ' week-end gu«t of the hev and Mrs ' our Home Missionary in an unforget-1 s^rious and m tome auses faital. New -^le bentfits are extensi»e over .a wide I Murtloch McUfod. ' England is losmg itj, grip .vn thej-fcrea, ajfeccmg all linet. The Hemp' Mrs. A, B. Sally spent .several slays i (Ci'ittlnu'’d fnrm page 1) toitile industrie.s. Norrh CaiDima is xol.ks are naiurali3 muei conuerned, ia.st week witii relatlve> in High Ithe proper authorities in each sei uring -a suprtmacy. In New Eng ‘ two years. Pi’ayer for judgment was continued as to the larceny charge. John Butler, white, accessory af ter the fact in robbery with firearms, was dismissed. This case was in con- lam and club house, 22; nection with the robbery of the Aber- ymnasium. .5; extra help in deen branch of the Page Trust Com- side toilets. 67. Highfalls, improvement g rounds 11. Carthage, clerical assistant Com modity I’induction Association; 1; building painting Hoan and 1 the same table tvay. i David Blue’lias returned3rom D>ike | Hospital muCh impj-oved .by treat-1 ment ret;eived while there. | Mr. and Mrs. Haynes BriCJ and 'Bit- j tie daughter, Ethel Blue, spent Sun set uring-a suprtmacy. in wew ting-j as are ail tin- other Catolina lowns j Poim jand also Visited hw daughter, *^f^ort to speed up this land it lotks promising jf a twu shift I iiHiere .siQt mills aie in ..iperation. Miss Laivora Sally at :U«e Woman’s !before the planting season is day of 4t> hours a wertt can 'be es tablished. Tiut to providt a twi-rshift day afternoon with Mrn. Britt .s mott- | day does not meat anything deaitable er Mrs Mary Blue. ‘o the rayoiu mill vhich Is. runniii^ on Miss Lucille McLeod of West Enfi ! three shifts, and thf^re is the pec.tiliar spent Sunday witih relaiives htre. probltm that faces this slate in the Miss Regina B1b«, Mrs. Davifl Mor- i rayon industj-y. Tht South with .its ton and daughter, Joice Blue, Off Ral- advant»ges i») poweit, climate, prttx- eigh spent the we<*k-ena with rela- j imity lo the cotton fields and tbe PINEBLUFF College Green.'Stioro. i was enthusiastically Miss Elizabeth McDonald returned **PPJ’0'ved Ttnd the president asked ' hume Tue.sday after a visit nif several i that all tlir^ctors who are able to do public library, 1. pany. Eureka, repairs to bus route from Xamond McNeill, colored, pleaded Hillcrest to beytmd Summerhill guilty to breaking and entering a church II. thvelling in Southern Pines and was- Niagstra, tob uild city water works, given lour years on the r lads. o. Carl Wortham. colored, found Highway- To imprtive roail from guilty of shooting another colored Carthage to Carbonton, 2r>. man. was sent to State's Prison lor County Wide Building coiint.v from four to si.x years. .school garage and repair shop, 20; Others drawing road sentences in repair work on buildings for schools, elude Jack Peoples, larceny from per^ son, three years; Car.son McLauchlin, ' carrying a concealed weapon, four BOOST BE.M'TIFKWTIO.N OF I months; Ralph Williams, breaking L. S. NO. 1 TIlROl'iill STATE md entering store of L. E. Smith, five years; Alex Bradshaw, breaking and entering the store of L. E. Smith, 18 months; Lacy Faircloth. violating the prohibition law, six months for man ufacturing and 18 months for posses sion, the latter suspended. Archie Ray, tried with Ralph Wil liams on the charge of breaking a»sd entering, wa.^ <Hscharged. rayon j-arn mdls, has a posative ac tives here. W. M. Gilmore and family and I>ew- ry Patterson and family have raored to Carthage. M1S.S Mary Ray, who was quite ill last week is much improved and hopes soon to take up her work again | and paying them Sn the total Bev- as assistant in the school lunch room, j eral millions a year in wages To cut David McCallum conducted Sunday j the total figure a third means a low- School Sunday In the absence of Thad-1 erlng of a tremendous sum in wages Jstmes Ga.vin and Hubei t F^ley j day® w5th her fjjuter. Miss MerveUe j to make this trip. drove down from W^jlte .FJains, N. j McDonald at the Woman’s College in ^ Y., >Ionday to ijiend sever* 1 weeks | Green.sh<iJ o. with Mrs. J, J. Foley, Mrs. Gavan The aimual mealing of The Sand- i jt hill Brotherhood -will be held tJt>is eve- j H ning, Friday, at 7:45 o’clock in the ' |j Brotherhood room in the Community ! || ! Church. The usual large attendance || ;h has been a guKst al her mother, Mr», F’oley for .som* tiiae. Mr tind Mrs, A'tton Poole .ase liv- vantage over Che New England mills. | ing in Mrs. Eldrtdge'w houne. and the Ne\t England mills are in, Miss jfris McDougall of Statewville'is expected. hard luck. ; was a w*?ek-end guest at the home of' The silk mills of North Carolina are employing about 12,000 hands. Trade In Aberdeen deus Blue. in the ^tate, which the silk mill folks Miss Gladys Prim of Hemp spent i do not think i* justified, especially the week-end with relatives here. as the movement is one that professes The Eureka Church congregation | to have for Its aim to increase em- plans to meet at the church Wednes- j ployment rather than to restrict it. day and Thursday of this week to j The mill at Hemp is one of the best work on the church grounds and cem-! illustrations of the silk industry. Af- etery and to do some carpentry work , ter the war had ended a few- men at on the Sunday School rooms. 1 Pinehurst headed by John R. Mc- Llttle Catherine McCasklll, daugh-; Queen, Capt. Cowgill and others in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCas- j terested in finding profitable em- kill, is able to be up after a serious ployment for rural people built a small case of pneumonia. ! mill at Hemp. It served its purpose, i struggled to keep going and finally Blank Books Letter Files, Card | landed in the hands of the Lovp in- Warren A. Smith. ! FELLOWSHIP FL.VYERS TO A fire early Tuesday morning! TREAD BO.ARDS THIIRSD.VY nearly completely destroyed the Next Thursday evening, February 8^ al 8 o’clock, the Fellowship Play house occupied by W. K. Carpenter The severe cold weather made fire i fighting a very ardous task. Only a I small amount of t.ie furniture was ! present "An Evening of En- saved. The young people of the Methodist Church will present a pageant at eight o’clock next Sunday night en titled "The Lost Church,” under the direction of Mrs. Newell. Files, Cabinet Files, Typewriters, everything for the desk and office at Hayes.’ terests at Burlington, who increased the capacity and put it firmly on its tertainnient,” which will take place in the Assembly Room of the church. The program will consist of short, humorous playlets, an opera burles que and some music. If you saw “Gala Night” last season you will not miss this "Evening of Entertain ment.’ Admission prices \Yill be in accord with the depreciated dollar. 1>. li. MEETS AI ESD.AY The monthly meeting of the Al fred Moore Chapter, D. A, R. will be j which means you will get twice as held on Tuesday, February 6th at 3 j much entertainment for your money, o’clock at the ,home of Mrs. James ! Such a value as this should attract feet. They had done the sanie thing ed. Milliken. Mrs. C. P. Everest and Mrs. Hoyt Shaw will assist Mrs. Mil liken as hostesses. All members and visiting daughters are cordially invit- all the Scotchmen—even if it .should rain pitchforks on that night. Make Your Own Valentine Outfits for children at Hayes/ Styii.sh New Print Dresse.*^ in the wanted colors, * Character Maid $1.50 Character Maid Dre.sses 97 Shoe.s, Hosiery, Shirt.s, Cloth and General Dry Goods I at Prices You Can Afford to Pay. I MELVIN BROTHERS H Aberdeen N. C. , RUGS and CARPETS CLEANED and REPAIRED All work guaranteed. We call for and deliver. Used fur niture bought and sold. Write Box 602, Southern Pines, N, C.
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