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THE PILOT, Southern Pines a«d Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, April 1, 193K
THE PILOT
Published each Friday by
THE PILOT, Incorporated,
Southern Pines, N, C.
NELSON V. HVDK
Editor
BEN BOWDEN
News Editor
CHARLES MACAl’LEY
Advrrtisinx
JEAN r. EUSON
RuaintsH MannKrr
DAN S. RAY
Circulation
eCAINS €f SAND
In Sanford the other ^y, in a
seven and one-half hour period, 1,136
traffic violations were observed at
the intersection of Carthage and
Steele streets by a group of Sanford
High School civics students.
to Knollwood two years ago, tb
Aberdeen last year, to Carthage this
year. We’re thinking of moving.
In less than three weeks you of
Southern Pines will be getting your
The violations were credited to ■ mail in the handsome new postoffice
motorists and pedestrians.
All Dogs in County
Must Be Vaccinated
Dr. Neal Announces Schedule
of Time and Place for Con
venience of Owners
Dr. J. I. Neal and his assistants
will be at the following places each
week on the days mentioned at the
Helen K. Hutier. He.snie Camerun Smith.
H. I.. Kppii, AHiMK’iatef)
Subscription ICates;
One Year $2.00
Six Months
$1.00:
building on A\est Broad street. If you; given, to vaccinate dogs against
I ^ forget your key. , during the month of April,
The beautiful flowering shrub i In the new building all boxes have, beginning Monday the 4th. A state
adorning the plot on the south side keys. Those days of trying to re-1 vaccination of all
1 of the Southern Pines depot which member your combination are about schedule has been ar-
has evoked so much comment from over. ranged for your convenience.
At
: beholders is a fine specimen of TAM.
Three Months .50
ARIX ODESSANA.
Entered at the Postoffice at South-
eni Pines, N. C., as second class mall
matter.
WANTED: A WORD
FROM THK CANDIDATES
Pinehungt, Livery Stables,
Momlays from 3:00 p. m. to 5 p. m. |
At Deep River, W. J. Harrington’s
Homo, Mt>ndays from 4:30 to 5:30
p. m.
i try was that taken by Eddy at a yj^gg^ Railroad Station, Tues-
I recent gymkhana, the one of the 3.30 ^ p
At Cameron, Railroad Station
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITERS
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The first Southern Pines photo
graph to be accepted by the Asso-
And speaking of Spring, the white j ciated Press’ new Wirephoto Ser-
ducks? came out in profusion this, vice for use throughout the coun-
I week. Trousers, not eiders.
Struthers Burt, back for a visit | Cowboy Owen Anderson and his
!from I’hiladclphia, say.s he is more j horse all tangled up in the Tuesday.s from 5 p. m. to 6 p. m. iji
convinced than ever after his ab_ j bar jump. The Wirephoto system,; West “ ' '
Buy The Best
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SANDHILL.S
BOOK SHOF»
Southern Pines North Carolina
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BAXCIiOFT’S
TENNIS RACKETS
B. & P.
HI. VNK KOOKS
ART STEEL
FIL!N(J CABINETS
FOR SALE
End, Filling Station. 1
pnpcrS lu liftv {.w'^ny iy *.x«- ^
day, has also run many of John p:agle Springs Railroad Station, |||
Hemmer's golf and horse scenes , ^ I
taken in Pinehurst this winter.
Five caiulidilte.'^ are officially j sence of some time that the Sand-1 v. hi. h inakes its possible for news- -Wednesday from 3:30 p. m. to 5:00 i
in the field for the Democratic 1 hills is the ideal place to live in papers to use today’s pictures to.
nomination for liein'escntative America, struthers has been about a
in Conj,nvss from thi.s district, I bit, too.
the position to bo relinciui.shed; ui ^ p. m.
by Walter Lambeth at the end' The Yale Glee Club. which is giv- More Sandhills pictures have been j Thursdays from 3:00
of his present term in the, ing a concert next Thursday night j used throughout the country thia jj ^ j
House ' :it Pinehiu'st, is directed by Marshall; season than ever in history, the news Pinebluff, Thursdays from 5:00 '
The Pilot, like other news- occasional visitor bureaus teU us. p to 0:00 p. m.
papers in the dozen counties Southern Pines and a close friend i Southern Pines, Swinnerton’s I
which comprise the Eighth dis- Lohmann, son-in-law of Mrs. General Manus McCloskey, who Fridays from 4:00 p. m. to!
trict, is beinjr besiejjed by these J- -Vndrews. Mr, Lohmann is sec- has been a good friend of the Sand-I^.po p, ni.
five aspirants and their friends vetary of Yale University. hills throughout the tenure of his gpjpg_ Postoffice, Fridays from
aspu-a
to support their candidacies.
To date this paper has seen
no statement of position on vi-
\vith *^^at hospital car disposed of in 1898 during the Spanish 'War and j Wednesdays from 2:00 p. ni. to 3:00
?he possible ex^eptfolro^^ one, annually at the Charity Ball. It went ^ left W^est Point for Cuba. • p. |
~ At Hemp, School House, Wednes- I*
; office as commanding officer at 2:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m.
Pinehurst and Southern Pines, in j Fort Biagg, retires on the 30th of jviondq'.*? School, Fridays from
which most of the tickets are sold, this month after 40 years of service, 3.3Q ^-3q p
don’t seem to have any luck in win-j in the armj. He was commissioned! Ritters, Borden Ritter's Home. ^
Mr, Newton of Gibson, Mr
Newton favors adherence to the
Constitution, a balanced budget,
maintenance of peace and a con
tinuance of the traditional two
terms for a President.
The Pilot is not a political
newspaper. But it believes that
and ril do the same for you.” , new charm. I.onger lingers the
Up speaks Dr. Carl W. Acker-' sun in the western horizon to
man, Dean of the Pulitzer School limn the coloring appearing in
daj'S fi'oni 3:00 p. m. to 4:00 »p. m.
NEW CAPE COD COTTA(iE
East Vermont Avenue., Southern Pines.
5 large rooms. Good Heat. Abundant Sunshine. Southern Ex_
posure. 1st floor bed room and lavatory. Complete Bath room.
Gas and Electric cook ranges. Open terrace. 2 car garage.
Priced low. Large F. H. A. Mortgage. $35.00 like rent. Send for
4_page folder.
PAUL T. HARNUM
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New Hisrh Falls School
Huilding* Completed
Modern Structure of 1.3 Cla.ss- I
of Journalism at Columbia Un- bud and blossom. Here and
iveraity, a lifelong student of there a shy and elusive blossom
newspapers and their problems glows in the greenery of the
1.. and duties. After pointing out arbutus, a few white stars shine
at such a crucial time in nation- that such a treaty would re- on the red-tinted pixie moss;| rooms and Auditorium Seat-
al affairs as the present every iiuire amendment of the Ameri-, down m the valleys the wild I >ng 3(H) Now Occupied
effort should be made by its can Constitution, he adds: 1 plums burst into a mass of ( K„n^-no- j
I consider these develop- white, and on the uplands the, ^he High Falls School bmldmg, a
ments so ominous ihat I thii!k' close ranked peach trees .,ho'v' .tr^cture of which ihe
readers to select the best rep
resentative that can be sent to
Washington. It believes the
Moore county electorate is en
titled to a .statement on the im
portant questions of the day
from each candidate in the
field. It reserves the right to
support tha^: candidate who ap
pears to best meet the require-
county is justly proud ha,9 recently
fHp foreiorn Dress Dolicv of the tniles ot goigeous coloiing, ,
tne loieign piest> puuv.v uie • ,, 1 • been completed and was occupied
GeiTnan government should be Forsythia, jonquilt. and jessa-
f ully explained and earnestly I mine are a mass of yellow blos-
studied. If governmental con-1 soms, while the rosy red of
trol of the printed and spoken | the judas trees glisten amid the
word is a requirement of peace \ browns of the still dormant
with Germany, we should know j oaks. The flowers of the true
the conditions now and not la- long leaf pine are a light rose
ments of a representative from 1 ter.” ; soon to change into the more
this section. 1 Hitler’s plan doubtless suits familiar deep rose-purple. The
What have you to say, Gen- Americans. A United,'yifteria flings its climbing ten-
tlemen ?
States Senator said in a radio ■ show a wealth of pur-
speech the other day that 98. Pl^ and white bloom. Amid this
YOUR DOG MUST per cent of America’s city news- floral beauty the
BE VACCIN'ATED papers are biased. What he i dogwood reigns supreme, the
The State of North Carolina meant was that they did not P^^®, ethereal glinimer of its
requires that every owner have! agree with him. I blossoms shining through the
his dogs vaccinated annually by I How different he is from IrpZiwnnH
a rabies inspector. Voltaire who once said: “While i faculty hold M. A. degrees.
This is a very necessary pre-' i might not agree with what you n" h^hni
caution since there are so | gav I shall defend to the death ,
Several trees within the bor-
last week.
The building, which is one story
high, is of brick construction and has
13 class rooms and an auditorium of
500 seating capacity. It is equipped
with modern steam heating and wa
ter systems, and conduits were in
stalled in preparation for a com
plete radio hook-up for the school.
\y. G. Coltrane is principal of this
school, which sei’ves not only High
Falls but Glendon, Putnam, Prosper,
ity and several nearby communities,
and he has a corps of teachers of
outstanding ability. Mr. Coltrane has
his Master’s degree from Duke Un
iversity and two other members of
Americans doubtless will
agree with their own Constitu
tion and with Voltaire rather
many dogs at large outbreaks of I your right to say it!”
rabies occur, causing terrible'
suffering and death not only
among animals but sometimes
among human beings as well. |
The law specifies that the | down the Hitler-Senator
work of vaccination shall dictatorship.
done by a veterinarian where!
possible, appointed by the health j ^yj^ERE THE
ders of Southern Pines are not
able for their beauty, one in
the City P^rk, another in the
old golf fairway of the Boyd
estate, best viewed from Con
necticut avenue, and the famous
pink blossom trees on May
street. —C. M.
The enroll.ment is around 350 with
85 of this number in the high
school.
HOSPITAL BOARD’S ANNUAL
MEETING NEXT iMONDAV
The annual meeting of the Moore
County Hospital, Incorporated will
be held at tlie hospital on Monday
evening, .April 4, at 7:30 p. m. As
Look Around
at the pink and white Dogwood, with the gorgeou.s
background of cool, deep green Pines, the beauty of
the ever-climbing Wisteria, the masses of yellow Jas
mine and the myriad shades of Azaleas and dozens of
other shrubs and old fa,shioned garden flowers.
Realize
that Southern Pines and its environs is the loveliest
small town in which to live. Own a home here. If you
do not see what you want, we will build it as you wish.
Eugene C. Stevens
Real Estate
authorities of the county and; ivimviirv r'fiiT'G 1 ihas been the custom for many years,
ttat all logs in the countj^hall iwaddill dies ufe I ^
mat au uug.-, 1 y ^ eastern corporation; u.^kihaoe i
has just issued a special an-'
nual report to its 11,200 em-l Mrs. J. E. Waddill, prominent
be taken to him by their own
ers at certain times and that he
is to collect 50c for each dog
treated.
“Our efficient County Health
Officer, Dr, Symington, has
been able to arrange with Dr.
ployees. The report points out j Carthage woman, died early Tues-
that 51 per cent of the money , day morning at the age of 72 years.
at 7:30 p, m. and hold their meeting
immediately afterwards.
As this is the most important
meeting of the entire year James
Boyd, president, has requested that 1
received by the corporation last ■ Mrs. Waddell, a lifelong resident of director make a special effort
year was paid to the workers in I Carthage, was the daughter of Mr.
J^"i* Neal to do*This work for! wages and salaries; that stock- and Mrs. S. w. Humber, and the
Moore county and we are very!holders received 11 1-2 per cent mother of Mrs. Mitchell Page of
fortunate in having so able a! and that the other 37 1-2 per | Asheville, Mrs. H. B, Porter of Dur-
man,” says Leonard Tufts in a
letter to The Pilot. “He is mak
ing a real sacrifice for the ben
efit of the county. As an old
owmer of dogs, for your own pro
tection and for the protection
of your animals as well as your
neighbors may I urge all to take
your dogs to Dr. Neal."
Notice of location and dates
for vaccination appears else
where in this issue.
THE WAY OF
DICTATORSHIP
One of the outstanding les
sons the world has learned from
dictatorships is this: No dicta
tor can force himself into pow
er and stay there so long as his
people retain free speech and
free, uncensored, newspapers.
Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, and
all of their lesser imitators
learned that. But now Hitler,
fresh from his Austrian con
quest, is irritated by comments
of newspapers in free countries.
So he proposes international
treaties establishing official
government control of all news
papers. What he means is this:
“You see that your newspapers
say only nice things about me
cent was required for mainte- ham, Laverne Waddell of Jackson-
nance, ^expansion, advertising, jviiie, Fia., and Paul Waddell of
research and taxes.
Carthage.
In paying an aggregate of in addition to her children she is
nearly five times as much to
its workers as to its stockhold
ers, this corporation was no ex
ception, but, on the contrary,
typical of American industries
today.
survived by three sisters, Mrs. R. S.
Shields and Mrs. R. W. Williamson
of Carthage and Mrs. T. B. King of
Hamlet.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday morning at 11:00 o’clock
In support of this, the De- \ at the Carthage Methodist Church,
partment of Commerce recently} the Rev. L. a. Watts officiating,
estimated that the total com-1 Mrs, Waddell will be greatly miss-
pensation paid to employees in ed by a wide circle of friends
1937 amounted to $45,000,000,- throughout the county.
000, while total dividends were
only $9,000,000,000.
With these facts before us
it is not difficult to see that
workers in the aggregate have
a far greater stake in the sta
bility and prosperity of busi
ness than many persons believe
and that their stake is even
greater than that of the mil
lions of American stockholders.
to be present.
MISS RUBY CLEMMER OF
PINEHURST WEDS M. L. AREY
NEW CHURCH POSITION FOR
FREDERICK STANLEY SMITH
SPRINGTIME IN
THE SANDHILLS
No simile of a coy and capric
ious damsel serves to portray
the coming of Spring to the
Sandhills. Day by day the swell
ing tide of nature reveals a
Frederick Stajnley Smith, for the
past three years organist at Em-
manuel Episcopal church here, has
resigned this position to accept the
post of organist and choirmaster at
the First Baptist Church in Raleigh.
He will have charge of the senior
and junior choirs and will play the
large three manual Austin org^an at
byth the morning and evening ser_
vices on Sunday. Mr. Smith will as
sume the duties of his new position
on Sunday, May 1.
Pilot advertising pays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clemmer of
Rockingham this week announced
the marriage of their daughter, Ruby
Letha, of Pinehurst and Rockingham
to Melvin Leo Arey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Arey of Southern Pines
on Sunday, March 20th in Rocking
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Arey have gone
to Florida ou their wedding trip and
will be at home in Pinedene after
May 1st.
BIRD CLUB HAS OUTING
AND HUNT AT BLUE’S BRIDGE
FligKland Liodge
A QUIET HOME LIKE FAMILY HOTEL
Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the PtAes
SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
Nicely furnished comfortable aparti^ents for rent
Mrs. W. N. Grearson
Telephone 893S Southern Pines, N. C.
Mrs. Morris of the New England
House was hostess to the Southern
Pines Bird Club on a picnic at
Blue’s Bridge this past Tuesday.
Twenty members and friends of the
club left the New England House at
9:30 for a bird hunt and picnic lunch.
A number of birds were seen, lovely
country was explored, new friendship
made, and Mrs. Morris's fried chick,
en couldn’t be beaten.
SELLS SERVICE STATION
O. E. WiHiams, who has operated
the Williams Service Station for the
past eleven years, faaa sold out his
business to I. F. Chandler of South
ern Pines.
HIGHLAND PINES
AND COTTAGES
INN
(WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS)
SOUTHERN PINES ~
SEASON DECEMBER TO MAY
Highland Pines Inn with its Splendid Dining Room Servica
and its Cheerful Homelike Atmosphere Caters to tlie Require-
me»ta of those Occupying Winter Homes in the Pine Tre« Sec
tion. The Hotel Is Situated on Weymouth Heights (Meissachu-
setts Avenue) Amid Delightful Surroundings. Good Parking
Space ia Available for Motorists. All Features of First Qass
Hotels are Included at Highland Pines Inn. Best of Everything.
M. H. TURNER, Manager
PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS