Friday, July 31, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, Nbrth Carolina
Page Thre«
Pinehurst Paragraphs
Mr. and Mrs. Edg'ar A. Ewing were
guests last week of Mrs. Richard S.
Tuft.s at her cottage in Rearing Gap.
Halbert J. Blue, who is spending
the summer at Virginia Beach, spent
several days at home this week.
John Tuckerman of Boston is in
Pinehurst for the week, the guest of
Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Lovering.
Mr. and Mr.s. N. S. Hurd returned
■Monday fiom Roaring Gap where they
spent the^past month.
Miss Ruby Nell Djvins of Kings-
Mrs. E. B. Keith has as guests this
week her nieces the Misses Frances,
Dorothy and Louise Jackson of Sal
isbury.
Mrs. H. H. Thomas and daughter,
Mi.ss Elsie Thomas have gone to> Bris
tow, Okla., where they will vi.sit Mrs.
Thoma.s' daughter, Mrs. Vrooman for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Traub of New
York City are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Cobvirn.
Miss Kathei'lne Bodin^er of Rod
Lumberton Looks For
Big- Tobacco Season
New Warehouse and Another
Re-I)ryin>f I*lant .4dded lo
IMariiet Equipment
The Week in Carthage
Moore County lioy
Wins p]ssay Contest
^ Mi.ss Mildred F’eL«h" of Knfiela i vi.sit at home.
spent the week-end with Miss Fran- I Mis, \V. H. Currie and children len . Alexander Wilder of Carthage
ces McKeithen. | Fiiday for Montreat where they will Route 2 (itts Check for
Miss Margaret McLeod of Rock
ingham spent a few day.s last week
visiting Mrs. O. B. Welch.
Mrs. L. P. Tyson has letuined
hoiiu- after a visit with her sister,
Mr.'i. (’ampbell in Pinehurst . I
Miss Marj' F' wler S;)encer has le- '
■ pend the month of August.
Mis.^ Ola Cowing spent Thursday
in Ai'cx. Mifs Cowing will teach in
t!ie Apex school Ihi.s fall.
•S.jO a.s Award
Right at this lime, when the minds
of all tobacco growers are turning to
tobacco markets, news comes fiom
Lumberton that this city’s market is
undergoing its greatest period of ex
pansion. Another large, modern,
warehouse is’nearing completion, ad- turned home iiaviug attended sum- j was played at ti\ree tables and
ding over an acre more floor space j niei- school at Chapel Hill. | score piize went to Mr.s. h.
•Mexandei' Wildj'i-. .son of Mrs. Jen
nie Wilder, on Carthage Itoute 2, haa
i just been notified that he was the
F, H, Underwood entertainer
n Tuesday evening hon ring Mr.s. E. , ^ „.so, vation, put on l,y the Sapona
L, Larkin of Washington. N. C. Con- Sanford. In this group w'ere
around 2."i to 30 e.ssays fi'om schools
port, T?nn., is here for an extended I Springs was the last week guest of | 'H'i>ket, and work is being , Mrs. Bradley Denning of Lakeland, . 'Tnrton. An attractive gift was pre
visit v.'ith her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Cameron.
Mrs. Frederic N w left Thursday to
visit friends in Pittsburgh.
J. M. Hagood left Sunday night
for Chicago on a week’s business
trip.
Mrs. E. C. Bliss left this week for
Spring Lake, N. J., for a lengthy
visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Parkinson.
,\i;.ss Hazel McDonald. j rushed on another big re-dying plant Fla., is visiting her parents. Mr. and snU-ii t3 Mrs. Larkin.
Miss Merivel McDonald has gone I Judith Wainer
i!i Lee, Harnett, Chatham and Moore
tw.inlies. At a meeting of the Farm-
e!'.s' Club Tuesday night, July 21st,
was hostess at tlu' tionie of .lohn Henson. Alex-
to VV'ashington, D. C., for a stay of niarket opens Thursday, August Mr. and Mr.s. L. C. Wallace and on lliuisday evening at her attrac- ander was jjresented his piize by E.
seveial days.
! 13tli. The construction of the new | Mrs. B. C, Wallace have returned tive home on Pinehurst Drive, enter- C. McMahn, County Agent from San-
Mr. and Mrs. R iDert E. Gouger de- • warelu)us(* makes it po.ssible to care ; trom Alyrtle Beach. j taining her cf»ntract club and several ford. ’I’his pi'ize was a check for fifty
parted Monday of this week for Rye ! inevitable breaks that will | Major and Mrs. Alex Kelly and i additiemal gue.sLs. High scores were dollars. Alexander won first prize.
Beach, N. H., w'here they w*ill visit { strike Lumberton this seRSon. j children of Cristobal, Canal Zone are j ina<lt‘ by ATiss F'rances ^IcKeithen which wa.s a soil te.sting outfit. In or-
of the
world's lai'gcst independent ccm-
panies. to Lumbei ton and brings this
can, who had spent some time in the
Tufts home, came back with them.
They also brought Peter Tufts w'ho
is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Vail.
Miss Sadie Stewart of Charlotte
and D. M. Stewart of Maxton were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Stewart.
Ml'S, fjouger’s sister, Mrs. Colin Mc
Kenzie and family for two weeks.
O'ling with them, were Mi,ss Cather
ine Cagle of Carthage and Miss Vera
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Vail were ; Harrington,
guests over the week-end of Mr. and | The Rev Murdoch McLeod, former market’s buying representation to a
Mrs. Richard S. Tufts at their cot- pastor of the Community Church par with the world’s largest tobacco
tagp in Roaring Gap. Their son. Dun- held the mid-week prayer meeting markets. In fact, there are very few
service on W’ednesday night. tobacco markets that can offer such
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson enter- i competition as is offered by Lumber-
tained at dinner and a movie party : ton this season.
Tue.sday night fcr Miss Edda Best, When .sales begin at 9:00 o’clock
Evelyn Gilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Bob ^ „n the 13th of August, every large
Shaw, Jr., Travis Wicker and Bob imlependent dealer, or exporting
Ba.'-rett. ! firm, in the world will have buying
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Daniels and i representation in Lumberton. The
I daughter Virginia of New Bern were buyers who follow sales on this mar-
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bruton and I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. , ket will have orders for tobacco that
children, Allen and Barbara were ^ Cole Tue.sday and Wednesday and shipped to China, Japan, Eng-
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. By- j were accompanied home by Mrs. Cole land, France, Spain, Germany, Rus-
ron Richardson. j and her three children, Jesse Mary sia. Italy, Africa, and practically
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Calcutt left Jane, and Betty Reid, who will visit ^verv other known country in the
Sunday to .spend a two weeks vaca- relatives in Eastern North Carolina' civilized world. Such competition, na
tion in Washington, D. C., and other for two weeks. ' lurally. means much to the grower
places of interest. | Mrs. Catherine McNeill w'ho has ! vvho sells in Lumberton.
Fenly Spear has returned to his ^ spent the past two months with The building boom that struck
home in Chapel Hill after spending members of her family here, left Lumberton’s tobacco market is the
some time here with his cousin, i Thursday for an indefinite stay with result of steady growth, occasioned
her daughter, Mrs. John R. McQueen by ever increasing popularity among
in Linville. tobacco growers, over a period of four
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Suttcn and or five years. Last year greater sales
children and Mrs. E. B. Keith and made it necessary to increase facili-
chihlren spent Sunday with friends in | ties for handling the offerings cl
Salisbury. tho.>?e who chose Lumberton as their
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Conant enter- market. This year’s new warehouse
tained at dinner Wednesday night, brings the total number up lo seven
complimenting Miss Edia Best and , —The Big Banner, The Carolina, The
Miss Evelyn Gilliam, who are guests ^ r;?rlyle, The Farmers, Hobgood &
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin W'icker. Oth- Knott. The Liberty, and the Yancey-
er guests of the Conants were Mr. I Smith Warehouses. These seven
and Mrs. Bob Shaw, Bob Barrett and warehouses have a total amount of
Travis^ Wicker. | fio r space equal to .seven acres; an
The Rev. and Mrs. Murdoch Me-, amount of floor space that can ac-
Leod left Thursday for Montreat' commodate from one to two million
where they will spend the remainder pounds of tobacco at one time.
of a month’s vacation. j
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and little < Curb Market day in Southern Pines
The construction of another re-dry- j sjiending theii’ vacation with Mrs. Sa- | and Mrs. E. S. Aiiams.
ing plant brings the Interstate To-|Wall at the old Kelly home near |
bacco Company, formeil of the 'Major Kelly is being mov-'
I'd from F’ainma to Edgewootl, Md.
The Fiev. VV. S. Golden was called
lo Talladega. Ala., because ■ f the
death of his uncle.
Mi.ss Claia Whitlock has retuined
from Columbia. S, C.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Frye and chil- I
tiren of Asheboro spent Sunday with '
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Frye. j
Mrs. W, P. Davis has retvn'ned lo I
IMNEHLl FK
Mr. and Mrs. lialiih Journey are
s;)onding the week in Gastonia visit
ing Mr. Joui'ney’s father.
Mr. and Mrs. M. (5. Clapp and
daughter. Mrs, Ed Turner and sons
f)f Atlanta. (Ja., spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sutlonfield.
iler lo win this pa_^ilicular prize the
community in which th*!- school is
located from which the best essay
came, must liave used as niuch as
fifty tons of Sapona fertilizer. The
test kit went to the school at Lemon
Sjiiings.
A great many of the essays were
veiy good, showing that these boy.s
and (girls had been studying this
piece of work and had put some real
thought and work into the contest.
“We were very (>roud that the best
essay' was written by one of our Moore
county boys”, said E. H. Garrison Jr.
CfHinty Agent, this week. “When
they were being judged, we of course
dici not know whose thev were. All
Jesse Cole.
Gordon Cameron and children, Bev
ins and Flora Ellen, and Miss Ruby
. Nell Bevins returned Tuesday from
Myrtle Beach where they spent sev
eral days. I
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boring and
children, Ruth, Dorothy and Betty,
and Miss Frances Ehrhardt left last
week to visit Mrs. Boring’s brother,
Jack Taylor at his Asheville home.
Fr^m there the Borings will return
to their home in Plant City, Fla.
Mrs. A. B. Sally, who has been
very ill for tw'o weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Annie Clegg, R. N., of Carth
age has been with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch McLeod re
turned to Pinehurst Monday after
spending the week-end with Mrs.
McLeod’s parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Shaw in Sumter, S. C. They
are house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rassie E. Wicker.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Cheatham have
gone to Roaring Gap where they will
be with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Innes for
a slay of several weeks.
Paul Dana attended the State con-
venti n of the American Legion held
in Asheville tnis week going as a
delegate from Sandhill Post No. 134.
Major .\lex Kelly, Mrs. Kelly and
theii children. Mary Elizabeth, Pam
and Betty of the Panama Canal Zone
were guests the first of the w'eek of
Major Kelly’s sistei'. Miss Margaret
Kelly.
The Misses Margaiet and Barbara
Bruton of Biscoe are spending the
week here with their cousins. Nancy
and Clai’ise Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldene Bearden and
sons, Horace and Lawrence Bearden,
and Mr. and Mrs. Owen of Greens
boro were guests Sunday of -Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Taylor.
Miss Alleetta Hilton has gone to
Roaring Gap to spend the lemainder
of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kennerly left
this week to spend their vacation at
Hender.sonville.
Mrs. George Veno and son Richard
have gone to Boston for an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulcn Cole and sons.
Bill and Richard, have returned
from W’aynesville where they visited
Mrs. Cole’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Davis. Bill Cole, who is locat
ed in Washington, D. C., is spending
a vacation at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cheatham and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carter and their
children celebrated Mrs. Cheatham’s
birthday on Wednesday with a pic
nic supper at Watson's Lake.
Friends- of the Rev. and Mrs. Mur
doch McLeod gave a community pic
nic in their honor Tuesday night at
Swaringen’s Lake. A bountiful sup
per was served and the entire com
munity was happy to have an op-
pcrtunity of fellowship with a for
mer beloved pastor and pastorette.
The Rev. Grover C. Currie of Mul
lins, W. Va., is here for a few days’
visit with b'ls brother, Donald Currie.
Mrs. Alvin Leavitt and Mrs. Don
ald Currie spent Friday with Mrs.
Leavitt’s daughter, Mrs. Henry But-
ner in Favetteville. •
Mr. anil Mr.s, Jessie Ben Jarrell
Greenwood. S. C,, aftci’ a visit with ^ laniily and Mr. and Mis. Coy'
Ml. and Mrs. J. A. D avis. j Hardi.son of Danville. Va., were
Miss Lilliam Hammon of Clover. S. | K'^'sts of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sutton-
C., and Miss P'liza Nealie of Rock ' Sunday.
Hill are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. H. | Mrs, Bill Carpenter is spending the
Miller. I week in Raleigh attending Farm and names and addresses had been clip-
Miss Sue Renfrow of Matthews is I Home W'eek at State Ccllege. ; pe(j off.”
visiting her uncle. Dr. Chas. S. Grier. ! Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nealie and ' children of Corry, Pa., are spending |{E.\L KST.ATK TKANSFERS
son of R ck Hill spent Sunday with I the week with Mr. Wallace’s parents. . _
Mr. and Mrfe. S. H. Miller. | Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace. ward B. Eastman and wife to Al-
Miss Harriett McGraw is visiting ' Mi.ss Virginia Butner has returned bert L. Adams and w'ife, property in
in Rock Hill and Laurens, S. C. j nome after spending some time in McNeill township.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Barnes, Clif- | Moore County Hospital undergoing i VV'alter L. Teague and wife to Es-
ford and John Barnes and Miss Kath-! treatment. j Maness Kennedy: property in
ryne Shields have leturned from j Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Van Dyke of i Sheffields tow'nship.
Ocean Drive. | Cherryville and Miss Po Fealherston j Mary C. Butler and A. J. Butler to
Miss Jean Hester has returned to ' of Belmont were guests of Mr. and ^ p. f. Thomas, property in Mineral
daughter of Baltimore have returned Saturday.
home after an extended visit with '
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roberts'n at
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swoope left
Wednesday for Madera, Pa., where
they will visit relatives until August |
21. when they are .sailing for a three j
months trip to W'est Africa. •
her home in Charlotte.
Missey Ruth Mclver and Betty
Barringer spent a few days in Char
lotte last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Watkins and
children left Monday for their home
in Rock Hill after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. McGraw.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp.son
of Durham and Vivian Thompson of
Cant' n spent the week-end at W. H.
Dupree’s home.
Mrs. R. L. Burns left Tuesday for
New York w'here she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Mohr.
Miss Eula May Morgan has return-
Mrs. W, B. Shannon over the week
end.
Mrs. May Brolherton of Freemonl
and Mrs. Eva Delinger of Cherryville
have returned to Mrs. Delinger'.s
home after two weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. W'. B. Shannon.
Springs township.
>ms. HAFEK L.E.VVES
Mrs Claude Hafer left the first of
the week for Columbus. Ohio to vis-
, it her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
I. C. Chick and Mrs. Everett Howe 1 and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead. While
and children of Winston-Salem w’ere | (.here she will take special music
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sutton- i cour.ses at the University,
field Sunday. I ■
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reece and son
June of Biscoe were callers of Mrs.
J. M. Edwards Sunday.
Fresh fruits and vegetables Satur-
ed to Raleigh after a two weeks’ day’s Curb Market.
Spinning Wheel
All Kinds
Breads and I*astries
Cakes and Candies
Aberdeen
GUmJUBE-
COLOKEI) BOV SHOT TO
DEATH NEAR HEMP
The ten-year-old .son of Rob Mcr- j
rlson, colored, was found shot to death
in his home somFtJiree or four miles
from Hemp on Friday, and the iden
tity ( f his slayer is a syet unknown.
When found,, the lad was lying
across the bed with his feet on the
flror. an<l a .shot gun was lying
lengthwise on the bod. the position in-
cating that the shot was not fired '
by the child himself.
The father works in the talc mine ,
and the mother was employed at
Hemp at the lime. An older broth
er and some sisters claim that they’
weie at the spring about 200 yards
from the home when they heard two
shots. W’hen they returned to the
house, thev found their brother dead.
AHTKKLV COXFERENC'E ,
IS HELD .\T ROSELAXD
The third quarterly conference of
the Aberdeen-Vass charge was held
on Sunday afternoon at Roseland
school house several miles out from
Aberdeen, a point where the Rev. Mr.
Hall has been holding services regu
larly. The Rev. D. E. Earnhardt, pre
siding elder of the Fayetteville dis- i
trict, preached after which the con- j
ference was held. Those from Vass
who attended were Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Keith, Vi. B. Graham, Mrs. H. A.
Borst and Mrs. S. R. Smith.
aci^
>IAKIU.\GE IJCENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
from the office of the Register of
Deeds of Moore county to the follow
ing: Coy Blue and Lennie Foster,
both of Vass; Wilbert Britt of Spies
and Maude Cameron of Cameron;
Ernest Garner and Eva Hussey, both
of Spies; William Howard Gardner
of Greensboro and Ruth McLeod
Lang of Carthage: Whiteford Cole
of Eagle Springs and Mamie Kate
Smith of Carfhage.
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