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i^e Two THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, September 9, 1938', THE PILOT Published each Friday by THE PILOT, Infori»orat<*d, Southern Mnes, N. C. NELSON t’. HYDE Editor BEN fiOWOKN JEAN C. EOSON Newg Editor Uusinens Manager CHARLES MACAtXEY DAN S. KAY Advertittinff Circulation Helen K. Butler, BeHsie Cameron Smith, H. L. Eppi, Associates THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE B/ 70PPS Memb«?r Woodyurd Associate* j Sulmoription liutes: ! One Year $2.00 Six Months 51.00 ; Three Months .50 j Entered at the Postoffice at South- j em Pines, N. C., as second class mail ’ matter. | IT’S TIME TO SMILE AGAIN With schools opon and the to bacco market about to open,! things look brighter. Everybody | gets down in the dumps after i the quietude of August. Each year August seems quieter than I the previous August, but ac-! tually it’s just that we forget' it’s the month when nobody does ! any business anyway. ; With the schools starting up winter homes begin to shed their shutters, returning pil grims begin drifting into the stores; more gasoline is sold, postal receipts pick up, more electi'ic meters revolve, the streets take on an air of activi ty. In short, fresh money comes to town. Then with the opening of the tobacco market come those daily checks which the farmers receive at the ware houses, ready cash to be distri buted in the neighborhood. New cars, used ears, radios begin to move from salesrooms. You’re safe in smiling again. It’s the start of i«iother season. What kind of u season remains to be seen, but whatever it may be, we’ll get our share. The Pilot welcomes the re turning northerners. It wel comes the tobacco buyers and 2«,6S/,eX9p <5AU0N!. Of/^OlAiSes A/ie Annuniy A/Manufactured into tNpi/iTfim AicoHoii w/oeiyiJSBP /f! IN IXJSTKy ■rug ifitfH PtiTATo If wuieiirtp TO tut Su/ftr fVTATO JL. 80T IT , n ci£sei^ jmATepror/g/'eMiur! , ‘9<iMr OF THE “LOW <XA‘T“ . H£>UJ)N6 PROJECTS I '^VE BEEN FOUMP •folBe COSTl>^& -THH 60^pRNMENT;< S, 760 PeK UNIT/ I Comings and Goings i of the Week in Vass I A series of revival meetings will I begin in the Vass Methodist Church I at 8:00 o’clock thig Sunday evening. ; September 11, and continue through the following week with services each I evening. The public is cordially in- I vited to attend- i Mrs. Arthur Causey and children, j Hermina, Juanita and Peggy, retum- ' ed Sunday from a visit with Mrs. Causey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. j H- Caddell, in Carthage. Sidney M. Cox of Franklinton j spent the week-end with his par- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cox. j Miss Minnie Lampkin of Morris- I town, Tenn., is the guest of Mr. and ^ Mrs. Brownie Davis. I Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Wood and children, Marilyn, Bill and Philip, I visited Mr. Wood’s parents at New ton during last week-end- Miss Retha Mae Cox spent Satur- day and Sunday in Sanford, the guest i of Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe and {little Johnnie. I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McLean of Or- I angeburg, S. C-, Mr. and Mrs. J- D. ; McLean and Miss Margaret McLean I of Cameron called on Mr- and Mrs. i N. N- McLean Sunday afternoon. ! William P. Parker came over from Wagram for a week-end visit with Mrs. Parker- The Parkers and Tommy Gschwind have this week Clipped from the Gunnison, CoL, last Sunday. Suddenly she hirrled her. nioved into an apartment in the home paper: pocketbook into the shrubbery, be- of Mr. and Mrs. B- M. Corbett. Heard of only two fishermen this gan tearing at her clothes. By the j ^ Smith and Mrs. D. M. week who made catches bag enough lime she’d finished this latter oper- , Route 2 spent Friday to brag about. Mrs. Henry A. Page, ation she was completely nude, Saturday in Raleigh with Mrs. Jr.. of Aberdeen, North Carolina, , whereupon she started north on West j Johnson. /98,^r^ 700 fiOiJNQi OP COM ANO ccJXiM/jNKfs IN Tug u A WEEK ARE ytmjy- PU£$, /U.U$if5Z “ FOR eVERi flOf^ /isove f iro "/ - - t * I*: eyiAw.oHiy THOS€ OF ROiAL BLOOP. COULtL weAR CERTAiU 'KlNPr OF RIRS. IN MEPlfMl EUROWl Fum weRfiucM A UmURV IN THAT riMe rm rttf Of ifttM 5/ LAyMeN GRAINS €rSANff) hooked a throe-pound Rainbow in the Broad street, unconcerned, unasham- Gunnison at Camp Que Qua, Satur- ed. day morning, and Jim Smidl hooked , The first observer was ■lan- have <x gooc. time. And that the ^or emeritus of Yale University and school children will all l)*iSS. of the oounti'y’s leading critics, publishes his list e^ich year. Mr- Par son, now at his summer home in Maine, will return to his winter res idence in Pinehur.st early tljis fall. THE PUESiDENT, HITLER, AM) WALTER LA.>UiLTH I’resident Ruot^evolt^ Mjnvit- tingly, is responsi}>le for thej ob.sei-vei Mr- and Mrs. Charles Shaw and daughter, Nita Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs- Robert Findley, of Lincoln a < l-4.inoh Lochlevan Sunday, his when he had recovered from the i second large catch this season. Mrs. shock he rushed to his nearby home, ^ Friday. Page made her catch on a dry fly. summoned his wife to “do something I ‘ ‘ " ^ , Mr. and Mrs. H. Percy Futrell of about it. Meanwhik?. however, the ’ ’ Norfolk, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. , W- B. Gi aham and other relatives Sijnday and Monday- Mr. and Airs. Bill Ellis of Burling- I ton were week-end guests in the ' home of Mr. .ind Mrs. A. K. Thomp- Ami it s just as well they recov- , son. parents of iMrs. Elli? Mis.s Juan- ev«t; her pocketbook for her, too. It ' , ^ , ita Thompson, who had been visit- contained nioro than $150. Burlington and Graham for a The nudist said the next day that returned to Vass the last thing she remembered was Bmoking a funny kind of cigarette. Donald Parson's book of poems, -strip tease artist” had been seen “Glass Flowers,” is included in Dr. by some colored folks who surrouad- . William Lyons Phelps’ current list ed her and succeeded in getting her sellers. It hopes everybody will of books he “most (Sijoyed reading into a nearby garage where she was be happy and make money «Hld . the year.” Dr. Phelps, profes. forced into covering again- KECOKD ENROLLMENT AT | VASS-L.AKEV1EW SCHOOL MARKI.VOE LICENSES The Vass-Lakeview school opened Monday with the largest first-day en rollment in its history. A large num ber of patrons, former students and friends were present for the opening exercises, which were conducted by j the Rev. S. J. Starnes, pastor o>f the ] Vass Methodist church. Marriage licenses have been issued from the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore county to the fol lowing: Henry Leaton Brow'n of Car thage Route 1 and Frances Up church of Highfalls; Alfred Clay Bolling, Cameron Route 1, ajid Ethel Virginia Walker, Cameron Route 2; Jesse Moore and Mishie Garner, both of Hemp Route 2 mtmtttsmtitwtmtntittittmttttttinttxtxmtiiinttutmtttxttttttxxtxxxttttttttttttttttttut GRASS FOR YOVR WINTER LAWNS WOODS Italian Rye Grass SEED We are offering again this season the high quality seed that grows into the beautiful lawns of the Sandhills. We are ready to fill your orders for any quantity. McNEILL & COMPANY FEI;^ and SEED STORE Southern Pines Phonc62ll xtxxxs moss in the Eighth Congressio<i- i was out with a big special edition al district ot Noi th Carolina. He | Saturday, commemorative of the had a bi’illiant idea, one which; - - opening of its enlarged plant. Our \vould have delighted the 316,- ^.ongi-ats to any new.spaper that is 614 residents of this district, on the grow these days. smol»o marihuana cigar- had his plan not beeik upset by the head of another powerful ^ nation, Mr. Hitler. | W.e gleaned in ashington, . There's no telling what effect they on a recent visit, that the I’res- \viii have on you. ident decided some time back colored woman from Taylortown, our present Representative in Hpar Pinehurst. was standing near Congress, .Mr. V\ alter Lambeth, Isouthern Pines railway station wotild make an ideal Ambassa-' dor to Austria. (We l^eiieve; COXGRESSfOXAL there has been mention ol this P'KiHT in one of these Washington gossip columns) ^Summoned to' A. M. Snider of Hoffman, iii “THE LNNEU .-MAN” I'Vaifutly !Uid wonderfully art thou made, Of man hath well been said; But conscience cannot be portrayed. Nor cah its thoughts be read- We now but see the outer p:ut, We know not what’s within; If oft’ we’d known the inner heart. How changed our acts had been. We look at man and sec him net, We only see his form; We see that part wliich soon will rot. And from the soul be torn. Be feareful then, make no mistake. the W hile House, .Mr. Lambeth a letter to the Charlotte Obsevv-j was ask«d if he would like the er, says the heated election i ^ ® greatest fa e, wiiuam Klingenschmidt Miss Jessie Brooks returned to Wilson on Thursday of last week, where she will again be a member of the faculty of one of the high schools. Mr. and Mrs-. W. E. Gladstone had as their Sunday evening supper I ■ fTUests his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.': M. Gladstone, Sr.. of Greensboro. Mr, j; and Mrs- R. M- Gladstone, Jr., of High ;: Point and Mis,ses Ilallie and Eula ! Antlvony of Greensboro j Miss Eleanor Cameroii of Manley ' spent a part of this week with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Smith. ' Mrs. J- .S- Bundy of Raleigh spent a night of la.=t week with her dau- : ghter, Ml'S. A. G. Edward.s. Mr. and Mrs. James W. McCaskill of Southern Pines spent Sunday with UCHEX for RENT e CUILDINC SITES for SALE :r I II Austrian ix,rtfolio, and, natur- battle between Burgin 3,^]; • ally highly honored, said he Deane for Congre.'^s was not un-| , would. He therefore announced precedented nor “ha4f as bad | o">nian, that lie would not be a candi- as some other,-;.’' He writes: ;watch the seed you sow; date to succeed himself in Con- if you think that the Burgin-; Leave that to God who only can gress, * throWMlg open the por- Deane pr«iiary election was any j rio>: out the saints belou. j worse than plenty of other ejections' ■prinlary or fall held in North; All are weak and (lOd is .®trong. Well, we all know what hap By John F- Hames trict of North Carolina, com prising the counties of Anson, Davidson Davie, Hoske, Lee, Montgoniery, !Moore, Richmond, "immoral” election practices. | No contes<t of any Importance if) ever held without ‘'immoral ’ prac- Mr. and Mr.'S. Riky B. Reeco and daughter. Sara -\nn, of Durham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Oldham. The Rev- S. J. Starnes of Aberdeen and Mrs, W. J. Cameron of Vass were Sumiay dinner gue.'ts of Mrs. Danie Thomas and family at their home on Cameron Route 1. Etta Mac and Joe Cameron and Vi vian Wilson of Manley spent Thurs day with Mrs. W. J. Cameron. The Rev- and Mrs- C. I. Calcote In a^ain. out again, go on again, and son Billy returned last week Eug-ene C. Stevens SOI THKIJ.V FINES NOltTIfc C AKOLIN.\ «♦ ♦♦ n XX WitXXXXXXXXtVMWXXXXitXXXXXXXAXXXtXXlXXtXliXXXXltXiXXtiiXXXiXiXXXtiiliiXiXXXtiiliXXXXXiXXXXXXXXXXiXlt XX tt The Men have served -honorably” 1 Finnegan,” or something like-that is bcoliand, LlllOll, Wilkes anci nn oIH saving, it’s aDoarentlv the from a vacation trip to Mr. Calcote’s Yadkin, doesn’t know yet who’s io represent it in the '/6th Con gress. Nor are we of the Eighth,! district ak)ne in our misery. Walter Lambeth had no sooner closed the door to Congress be hind him upon the President’s reqirfest than Mr. Hitler took it upon himself to change the map of Europe by annexing Austria to Germany. The ambassador ship which was to be Mr. Lam beth’s automatically ceased to exist. We cannot help but feel that the President will arrange a fu ture for Congressman Lambeth. He is an ideal man for any diplo matic post, both from the stand point *f mental equipment and of financial independence. Much as we regret his loss as our Representative in Congress it shall be with a deal of pride that we read (me of these days his appointment to some other vacancy in the diplomatic corps. in high office because they had sup- saying. It s apparently the . old home in Mississippi. porters who In the “crisis” could slogan ^f Miu’doch M, Johnson and did “deliver” large numbers of Camden, S. C. large votes. The papers Oi’ election board never raised any holl about such things. I know enough about “immorali ties'’ of North Carolina elections to fill a great big book. Furthermore I know enough about the Burgln- Deane contest to know that It was no w’orse than many others—no worse on either side; and not half as bad as some others. of; TJ’,e Carolina Power and Light Conipany has recently extended its Murdoch, who formerly resided in | power line a di.^tance out the Union Aberdeen, has been nominated for' Church road and thirteen additional the State Senate on the Democratic : families now have electric lights in ticket in South Carolina. That’s tan tamount to election- Years back, be fore he moved to Aberdeen, Murdoch was in the South Carolina Legisla ture. Then he came hare an<J after practicing law for several years he ran for and w’as elected to the North Carolina Senate. Then he went back There Is a terrible fuss about the to South Carolina and ran for the “absentee” ballot now. The public will be led into thinking that the “absdentee” ballot la the besetting sin of North Carolina elections. That is not true. The Ijulk of '■immoral” and illegal ballots are not of that variety. The absentee ballot forms a writ ten and permanent record. Its ir regularities are easily checked, a lot more so than a lot of other "im moral” and irregular votes. The ir regular absentee ballots form a small per centage of “immoral” ballots "counted” in any real contest. lower house, serving a term or two. Last time we saw Murdoch * he said he was out of politics. He’d re tired from the ^gislature, for good and all. And now we learn he’s go ing back, this time to the .Senate. McLAVRINS H.\VE SON Mr. and Mrs. Woodard McLaurin of Fayetteville announce the artival of a son on August 30th. Mrs; Me- Laurin was formerly Miss Beulah Moore of AlsterdeeQ. ^ their homes and power available for home conveniences. Miss Marian Cameron left Mon day for Raleigh to enroll in Miss Hardbarger’s Secretarial School. Linwood Kei^h returned to Louis- burg Monday for his second year at Louisburg College. NIAGARA J. y. Snipes and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Garner and two children motored to Chapel Hill and Durham on Thurs day. The Rev. J. L. Fowler of Elon College filled the pulpit at the Vil lage Church on Sunday momnlg. , Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Frye announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Albino to Frank Talbot of Pinebluff. TMe wedding took place last Sunday. Aberdeen Market Is the Place To Sell Your Tobacco 0* I XX ix This is the place to buy your Drugs Bryan Drug Store f Aberdfeen
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