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FiKce Six THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina Friday, December 17, 1937. Garthagre Student Wins Honors at Wake Forest Tliomax Sloane Guy, Jr. One of Doeen Elected to Golden Bough Honorary Society ^omaa Sloane Guy, Jr., son of Mr. mKd Mrs. T. S. Guy of Carthage, is •tte of the twelve men recently elect ed to membership in Golden Bough, Wake Forest College honorary socie ty. Quy, a junior in the academic has distinguished himself at ViBke Forest scholastically, in publi- <«Ciaes work. In music, forenslcs, 4UKt a^Ugious work. In Ida first year at Wake Forest Gmlj wasi a member of the News Bu reau. and was for two years on the ataff Qt Old Gold and Black, student aeampftper, and The Student, literaiy- lumorous magazine. •*e is president of the glee club, * which he sings first tenor. He is a member of both the church and student choirs and plays the base 4rum ia the college band. Guy has been active in the work <*f the Philomatheslan literary ao- clety, of which he is now vice-presi dent. liast year he was one of the Iwo Foimders’ Day orators and thia year he won the Society Day orator ical contest. Ill the field of religious activity, Guy has for two years been a mem- Der of the Baptist Student Union Oouncil. As a student, he consistent- makes the honor roll and is an as- jlatant in the English department of the college. Guy is also a member of Chi Eta Tau honorary philosophical fratern ity. The Week in Carthage Brldge-Luncheon Mrs. Wilbur H. Currie entertained at a lovely bridge luncheon at the Carthage Hotel Tuesday, honoring her mother, Mrs. A. E. Wolta of Raleigh and sister, Mrs. H. T. Green of Atlanta, Ga. Decorations and bridge appoint ments were suggestive of the Christ mas season. Following the game luncheon was I served in the dining room. The ta ble was centered with sprays of Nan- dlna and lighted with red tapers. Cov- ers were laid for twelve. Guests en joying Mrs. Currie’s hospitality were Mrs. A. E. Woltz of Raleigh, Mrs. H. T. Green of Atlanta, Mrs. U. L. Spence, Mrs. C. G. Spencer, Mrs. M. G. Dalrymple, Mrs. W. 1>. Sabiston, Mrs. John Beasley, Mre. F. H. Underwood, Mrs. H, F. Seaw- ell, Mrs. J. L. McGraw and Mrs. John Currie. weeks. The parents, two sisters and .seven brothers, survive. Burial was In the Cross Hill cemetery at Cdr- thage. PINEBLUFF Circle Meeting Circle No. 4 of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. B. F. Whit lock Monday afternoon, with eleven members present. Mrs. U. L. Spence, chairman of the circle, conducted the meeting. Christmas Cantata The Baptist Choir, under the di rection of Mrs. T. Sloan Guy and Mrs. John Beasley, will present a Christmsis Cantata, “Music of Beth lehem," by Holten, Sunday evening, December 19th in the Baptist Church at 7:30 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lampley and jons Lindon and Wiley of Rocking- *am were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lampley Sunday. J. E. Buchan of Mullins, S. C., was a guest of his aunt, Mrs. Robert Stvv i't on his way to Lynchburg, Va., where he holds a position with the Subling Tobacco Company. Mr. and Mrs. Belton Fletcher and daughters were visitors in West End Sunday. Mrs. L, Y. Lyons and Mrs. F. B. ITamblet of Staten Island, N. Y., are «;cupying the Townsend Cottage for Hie winter. Mrs. Bion H. Butler of Southern t Pines was a guest several days last week at the home of Mrs, Robert Stewart. Mrs. Purvis Ferree of Pinehurst ■«*1 Mrs. Ralph Leach, Jr., spent Tuesday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Landon of Guilford, C»nn., arrived in town Fri- •4ay. They will occupy the John Wells <ottage for the season. Miss Stewart WUson of Richmond, ¥a.. was a guest of Miss Kate Stew- «4rt. last week. Bi'<» Buchan spent Saturday in Raleigb. M'»3es Stewart Wilson and Kate Stowar*^ spent the week-end at Flora Kactforald College. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Van Bosker- ek announce the birth of a son on ^'ednesday, December 8 at their 1|ome in Pinebluff. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Adcox and laughtei spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. F. McLellan in Hamer, 3. C. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Difvatta of iJakmont, Pa., are guests at the tooie. Mrs. J. M. .£!dwards this ireek. Ready for ChristinaH Merchants in Carthage are ready for Christmas shoppers. The stores j>re full of Christmas things, and myriads of lights shine from every window on Main street. Two large Christmas trees will be lighted on Courthouse Square and many other decorations will help to make the Christmas merry for the people here. Infant Dies The infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Freeman died at the Moore County Hospital Sunday, December 12, following an illness of several Circle Officers Elected Mrs. John Baker, Jr., entertained members of her circle at her home on Pinehurst Drive Tuesday even ing. Yearly reports were given ard the following officers for next year were elected: chairman, Miss Eliza Green; vice chairman, Katherine Shields; secretary, Mrs. Alton Mc- Lauchlln; treasurer, Mrs. H. W. Jackson. Proceeds from the circle this year were |118.00. Personals Mrs. E2arl Barber of Dunn ia visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. G, Frye. Misses Vista Markham, Ethel Davis, and Maida Shaw spent Friday in Greensboro shopping. Miss Rose Underwood of Flora Macdonald College spent several days at home last week. Mrs. E. H. Garrison is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C. Wise in South Carolina. T. S. Cottingham of Florence, S. C., visited his sister, Mrs. J. H. Mc Rae last week. James A. Dairs of Rockingham spent last week in Carthage with his family. Mrs. F. H. Underwood, Miss Flora McDonald and Miss Flora McQueen attended the music recital at Flora Macdonald College last week. C. F. Primm of Mobile, Ala., vis ited George Wilcox last week. Mrs. H. T. Green has returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga., after vis iting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Currie. Mrs. C. C. McCaskill visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mc Kenzie in Troy last week-end. \ LeRoy Lee of Fayetteville spent I last week at the local Ben Franklin store. I Miss Mildred Cross of the Carthage i school faculty was called to her home ( in Sanford last week due tothe scr*-! ious illne.ss of her father. j Mrs. J. K. Roberts is visiting her son, the Rev. J. K. Roberts in Greens boro. A. E. Underwood of Hemp spent the week-end with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Underwood. Miss Daisy Conder spent Sunday with her mother at Tramway. Mrs. J. H. McDonald celebrated her 74th birthday Friday. Mrs. Mc Donald has been confined to her home j for many years with rheumatism. > Many of her friends called during the ! day to wish her a happy birthday. Benny Lee Carter is slowly im proving after undergoing an appen dectomy at the Moore County Hos pital. Alfred Lambert and daughter Mary Dell Lambert and .Betty Doyle Wallace spent Saturday in Raleigh. Mrs. Walter Williamson, who has be( n ill at her home for several days, is improving. Mrs. W. H. Jackson was dinner guest of Mrs. William Jackson in Hemp Sunday. Miss Minnie Guy was a dinner guest of the Rev. and Mrs. T. Sloan Guy Sunday. Miss Minnie Guy was a dinner guest of the Rev. and Mrs. T. Sloan Guy Sunday. Miss Laland Frye has accepted a ! position at the department store in j Pinehurst. ' j Andrew Appanaitis has returned to • Charlotte after spending the week end with hia family. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lane and small daughter Alicia of Union, S. C., will arrive December 21st to spend the holidays with Mrs. Lane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jackson. TO H.WE JOINT MEETING The Willing Workers and the Baptist Men’s Club will hold a joint meeting Friday evening, December 17, at 8:00 o'clock at the Baptist Church. There will be no meeting of the Willing Workers Christmas week. niVORCE GRANTED At a term of civil court whi-^h convened Monday with Judge Frank Armstrong presiding, Beatrice Mil ler was granted a divorce from Char les H. Miller. Be Comfortable Before cold weather arrives modernize your HEATING rL4NTand PLDNBING SYSTEM ESTIMATES GL.4DLY GI^'EN • FRIGIDAIRE OIL BURNERS IRON FIREMAN (.A.utomatlc Coal Burner) ESSO-HEAT FUEL OIL L. V. O’CALLAGHAN FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 6341 Southern Pinas THE SMILAX Under New Manasfement For The Season Warm, Coirfortable Rooms—Excellent Table Special Dinners at 60c Sundays 75c MRS. L. C. SMILEY MRS. ROYER THAYER Corner Connecticut Avenue and Ashe Street SOUTHERN PINES I-iigKlarul L^odge A QUIET HOME LIKE FAMILY HOTEL Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the PinM SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent r.Ii s. W. N. Grearson Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. C. MILLIONS READ THESE INVITATIONS from NORTH CAROLINA BOOKS ORDERED BY i aeiUTHERN PINES UBRARY - The December book list, authorized jiir purchase at a meeting of the Wptateea of the Southern Pines Li- itary is as follows: I Fiction: "Slogum House,” by Mari fandbr; '“No Hearts to Break,” by |usan Ertjt; “The Turning Wheels,” igr Stuart. Cloete; "To Have and Have Hot/; by Ernest Hemingway; ‘‘Eae- by ETvira Gamer; "Ends and Itfcans.” by Aldous Huxley; “The Trojan Horse,” by Christopher Mor- ley; “The Life and Death of a Span- ^ Town,” by Emot Paul, “Trial and :^kror,y by Anthony Berkeley. General: “Madame Curie,” a Biog raphy' by E^ra Curie, translated by Wncent Sheehan; “Medieval Life,” by •ertrude Hartman; “I Knew Hitler,” IQrt Ledicke; “Assignment in Vtopia.” by Eugene Lyons. IrOTHEK of MAYOR STUTZ « . MASSES AWAY SUDDENLY ’ Jtlbert E. Stutz, 46 years of age, brother of Mayor Dorsey G. Stutz af Southern Pines, expired suddenly whUe enroute from Ricfjmond to his home in Norfolk last Sunday after- > l}00n. Funeral services were held on ^ Tuesday in Norfolk. Mrs. Stutz leaves |is widow and several children. CkMB fmt <111 * I —IIMI*. •• irnmtm rA (MfA Aa MM pa* aMb M 538?- IN OCTOBn/ar Mumting fUhtng eou nm far DavM bmU On at ft IS*. PVmK Daar lar trif Vm* IkaMUra. AlfMal ntty •I m* mtmm •« al U f#*i. fbmdrvriaaf l«a««. Sirt Kiiilwg. <ililii^ CUm v«di if fMT Marl <adaf. hi att |karM of tli* tWMa. viuerr Varftr 4 » •Ha* it MraHf ta»M«^ to iW Caaiw W Aatrlt* M«U tm For the Success of this Campaign this Space Contributed b) THe F>ilot .NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAXiNES TELL STATENS ADVANTAGES Reproduced at the left are some of the North Carolina advertisements, inviting visitors to the State, which have appeared in a list of selected metropolitan news* papers and in national magazines such as Time, Pfa- Uontd Geographic, Field & Stream, and others of wide circulation and reader interest. That these advertise* menta were read with interest is evidenced by the enor* mouA number of inquiries directly traceable to them, received by the Department of Conservation & Devel opment at Raleigh. Hiousands of copies of the booklet, ‘‘North Carolina, Variety Vacationland,” have been mailed in answer to requests and much information of a specific nature as well. It is generally conceded that North Carolina has en< joyed its biggest summer vacation season this year and that additional thousands of visitors came during the Autumn months. The agricultural phase of the State’s advertising is now in progress, embracing sueh publications as Country Gentleman, Capper*$ Farmer, Succeatful Farming, Ohio Farmer, Indiana Farmer’» Guide, and Kansas Farmer. This month will also see the begin ning of a series of advertisements featuring the indus* trial advantages of the State in such magazines as News Week, Life, Time, Business Week, Nation’s Busi ness, Forbes, and others. Appeals to specific industries will also be made through their trade journals. Prominent magazines in the Class group will carry the State’s invitation to participate in the Winter sporting and social activities in the Winter Resort sections. Spe> cial advertisements aimed at the Winter tourist cle ment in Florida will be published in leading Florida dailies this Winter. This information is published through the courtesy of tbis and other North Carolina newspapers in tl»e belief that every North Carolinian is interested in the theme and the highly successful progress of the State’s advertising. 'GOVERNORS HOSPirALITY COMMITTEE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT I
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