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Fage Six THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Caroim» Friday, October 28, 1938. The Week in Aberdeen Gil ls Make DressEs in New NYA Sewing Room Twenty-Four (Jiven Employ ment for 70 Hours a Month, Get $14.00 >Irs. KJjfe lIostcsH | dorado, Kan., and Misses Mary Ella Mrs. H. L Edge was hostess to Bethune, Sara and Clara Blue visited tier bridge club last Monday evening ' Miss Mabgl Bethune at Lumberton at her home on Main street, when last Sunday afternoon, she entertained at three tables. Mrs. Miss Margaret McLeod of Flora i Sidney Windham was awarded club Macdonald College, Red Springs, | sewing room establish, prize, and Mrs. Robert F’arrell the sp^nt last Sunday with her mother, I ^^nt in Moore county under the NYA guest przie. The Hallowe’en motif ' who has been quite ill with pleurisy. i is one the third floor of the court- was carried out tastefully in the Mrs. J. G, Webb is spending this. house, whei’e two dozen young girls (lowers and other decorations. ; jjj Oxford where she is visiting . between the ages of 18 and 25 years l‘i<kler-l)ixon Miss Rachel Dixon and J, D. Pick ier were united in marriage at the dome of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Ken neth Fi. Keith last Sunday morning at 8:30. with a lovely candlelight cer- Mnony. Mrs. Pickier is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dixon of near Laurinburg, receiving her education tt the Raeford High School, and holds the position of assistant manager of .Mack's Five and Ten Cent Store. Mr. Pickier is a son of Mr. and Mrs. E- R. Pickier of Ashley Heights, and a graduate of the Farm Life School- lie hag charge of the Gulf Filling Sta- relatives. Mrs. Jim W'llson Ol Raeford has been the guest of her son, C. M- Wil son and his family this week. Jack Johnson of Atlanta, Ga., has been visiting friends In Aberdeen. Pinehurst Paragraphs Mrs. W. M. Herndon entertainfed for her daughter Grace on Friday in celebration of her eleventh birthday. Guests were a group of schoolmates, Margaret-McDonald, Helen and Ruth Gilliland, Elizabeth Campbell, Mar garet Lee, Dorothy Wescott, Kate' season. McKelway, Nancy Campbell, Doro-1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hyatt flew to thy and Sa’.ly Cheney, and Billy and Charlotte Wednesday. of her son, E- C. Beall. Mrs. George Dunn is spending the week in Washington, D. C. Mrs. J. D. Hathway has arrived from her home in Montreal, Canada and has opened her cottage for the Pat Herndon. Mrs. W. Kaymond Johnson, Mrs. True P. Cheney, Mrs. Thomas R. Cole, the Rev. A. J. McKelway, and I. W. Harbison attended the Fifth District Partnt-Teacher Conference in Albemarle Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Rudel and daughter, of-town guests were Miss Anne War. .. I ner Dlghton Flddner, Belk Trout- tion at Asheley Heights, where the , Pinebluff roung couple will make their home | covlngton from Rocking, ifter a short wedding trip to rela- i , , r ^ i na,m* tives m Macon, Ga. jauderla Little entertained a " ~ J ' number of friends at her home on Youngblood and celebration of her ' birthday party. Mrs., Stewart W’eaver was hostess are given employment for 70 hours each month at a salary of $14.00. Work Is carried on in two shifts. Beautiful print dresses for school wear are being turned out by these girls, and garments of various kinds W. A. Blue and Forrest Lockey for babies and tiny tots. These wilL be were business visitors In Richmond, | distributed through the welfare de- t’helr home In Montreal Can. V'a., and Pittsburgh, Pa., this week, partment to needy families. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Herring and addllon to these utility items, family visited relatives near St. ^ j^^king rugs, luncheon Pauls on last Sunday. . gg^g applique work, croaheted ar- Mlss Jessie Windham was hostess ^ attraclve things for to 36 young friends last Saturday home evenftag at a costume party. The out- Mrs. Blanche] W'escott, Dorothy Wescott and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ha- good spent Sunday m Durham. Mrs. Frank Cosgrove and daught ers have arrived from St. Peters burg, Fla,, for the season. Miss Olive Hennessee was home from N. C. C. W., Greensboro for Ml'S, Rudel McGill have arrived from the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kehoe and baby of Boston have returned for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W’right and Mrs. T. M Dollie Youngblood of Columbia. S. C., jpent a few hours in Aberdeen Sun day after visiting Mrs. Gordon Keith, •who is confined to the Moore County Hospital. Mrs. Nettie W’ood of Asheboro was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Page last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ray of Lex- to the Home and Garden Club last Tuesday afternoon, with a number of Invited guests present. Mrs. Moss of the Sanatorium made an Interesting talk on “W’lnter Indoor Gardens,” and Mrs. E. M. Harris talked on "Chry- santhemums.” Mrs. Weaver’s red iigton spent last Sunday In town as ' j oses were voted prize winners at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blue. | this meeting, with Mrs, Harris’ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frink of Co- I flowers running a close second, tumbla, S. C., were guests of Mr- and ^ Mrs- Jack Smith and Mvs. E. B. Mrs. Stewart Weaver on la«?t Sun-, Maynard were joint hostesses at the day. I home of Miss Edna Maurer last Mrs. Leon Seymour and infant son,’' Tuesday evening entertaining their John Leon, returned Sunday from the i bridge club at a plate lunch supper, VljK>re County Hospital in Pinehurst.; followed by bridge and rook. The Mqs. George Campbell :of High ^ Hallowe’en feature was carried out Point and Bradford McLean of j most effectively in the food, decora- Greensboro were week-end guests of ,tions and tallies. Mrs, Mack W'aliace their parents-, Mr. and Mrs- T. D. ^^as presented with high score prize McLean. for bridge. Mrs. Leonard Russell high Miss Frances Jean Freeman, a stu- , score for rook, and Mrs. J. D. Thomp- dent at Meredith College, Raleigh, Is gon consolation. A prize was also giv- ieaving this week for Memphis, Tenn., where she will be a delegate from 6er college to the Southern Baptist Student Conference. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Asbury and son *nd Mrs. Asbury, Sr., are leaving this ■week for Miami, Fla., to spend the winter. The Rev. Greenlee Tate and fam- In a short while, they will begin making cloth toys, dolls, elephants, etc., for distribution among the little folks of the county who might es cape Santa’s notice at Christmas time without their cooperation. HIOHFALLS SCHOOL PRESENTS CO>lEDV SATLKD.W NIOHT en to Mrs. Earl Parker, a recent bride. L. HEKM.VN McBKl DE OF SANFORD I*.\SSES AT 47 L. Herman McBryde, 47, died sud denly at his home In Sanford at 10:00 o’clock Sunday morning following a Sly of Gastonia were Sunday guests! stroke Saturday night, of Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Dawkins. Ac- \jr. McBryde, a brother of Egbert companylng them was Mrs. Hugh g^d Vance McBryde of Aberdeen, was Tate, who will spend the winter with p, son of Mrs. Lula McBryde of | noticed the rear entrance ajar and The faculty and friends of the Highfalls School will present a three- act comedy, “Nora, Wake Up,” on Saturday, October 29, at 7:30 p. m. Admission 25c. Proceeds wil go for the benefit of athletics. Two and one-half hours of fun and entertain ment are promised as you watch a modern daughter try to remake her loving, old-fashioned mother Into a snappy "up-to-date model,” The cast In the order of appearance is as follows: Bridget Calahan, Miss Ruth Ern est; Mrs. Calahan, Miss Mary Jane Prlllaman; Johnny Calahan, Mr. Ho ward Jones; Carlyle Coleridge, Mr. A. Martindale; Danny Millens, Mr. Raymond Garner; Mis. Edmunlon, Ml-'s Ducy Reynolds; Edmund Ed- munton. Rev. Leslie W. Hew'ett; Katie Schwartz, Miss Nancy Butner. S.VFK BLOWN OPEN, $200 TAKEN IN HEMP STORE Mr. and Mr'i. W. Allen Taft, who have been spending several weeks at their cottage have gone to Miami, Fla., where they have a winter home. Miss Mary McLong of Lilllngton, N. H., has returned for the season. Miss Sydney McMillan spent the week-end at her home in Myrtle Beach. Her mother, Mrs. R. W. Mc Millan, returned with her for a Weeks visit- Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Hawley of Durham announce the birth of twin daughters, Margaret Ann and Bar bara Ann, on Oi tober 3d. Mrs. Haw. ley before marriage was Miss Mar tha W'cscott of Pinehurst. Mother and babies are getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Campbell and children, Nancy and Mary Frances spent the week-end with Mrs. Camp bell’s family in Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. John Biggers and daughter of Conetoe were week-end son, Linwood, and Miss Virginia Far- rell of Ruffin, N. C., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sherrerd and children have returned after spend ing the summer north. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koch arrived from Bar Harbor, Maine last week end after spending the summer there society correspondents for a number of metropolitan newspapers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harlow and Mrs. Harlow's son, Eldon Thomp son, arrived last week, Mr. Harlow for the season. Mrs. Harlow and her son have left to spend several weeks in Florida, after which Mrs. Hailow will spend the winter here. MAKRI.\GE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been issued guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Cole, j from the office of the Register of Mrs. Cole accompanied them home 1 Deeds of Moore county to the fol- for a visit. Miss Mary Ward of Hartville, Ohio has arrived for the season. Mrs. H. C. Beall has gone to Bir- lowing: Claude Herbert Maness of Carthage and Lydia Martha Morgan of Spies; J. D. Spies; J. D. Pickier of Ashley Heights and Rachel Dixon Hemp’s first robbery in more than five years occurred last Friday night as thugs broke into the Cash grocery, owned by Carl Davis, and made away with more than $200 In cash, checks and jewelry. The crime was discovered Satur day morning when Mr. Davis went to his store to open for the day. He upon investigation noted that the safe was blown open, apparently with nitroglycerine. The contents were strewn over the building. The work appeared to be that of amateurs since enough explosive was used to blow the safe door off Its hinges. Fingerprints were very plain ly imprinted on the metal of the safe. PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS. her daughter, Mrs. Dawkins In Aber-.^ Sanford and the late Napoleon Mc- deen. Bryde of Moore county, who were the Mrs. Frank Mlzell of New Orleans, parents of 13 sons, all of whom grew La., attended the sliver wedding anni- j to manhood and eight of whom are versary reception at the home of Mr- living. He had lived in Sanford for and Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson last Frl- many years and was a skilled car- day evening. ; penter. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Burney, Mr. Sui’vivlng are his widow, Mrs. An- *nd Mrs. Stewart W'eaver, Miss Edna „le Taylor McBryde; two sons, Gor- Maurer, Frank Blue, with Mr. and don and Stanley McBryde of Sanford; and It appeared that the burglars Mrs. Charles B. Thomas of Greens, three daughters, Mrs. Joel Allen of j used no precaution against detection. Iwro, spent several days at Sneed’s Qulf and Mrs. Elva Sloan and Miss j Ferry on a fishing party this past Margaret McBryde of Sanford; his ^eek. mother; eight brothers, J. T. Me- | Muss Lois McLeod attended the Bryde, Raleigh; Vance and Egbert marriage of her brother, J. A. Me- McBryde, Aberdeen; Barne.v Mc Leod of Raleigh, to Miss Murray Bryde, Fayetteville; Douglas and i* red Winchester, at the home of the bride ^ h. McBryde, Sanford; Virgil Me in Mineral Springs on Saturday Bryd», Durham, and Forrest Mc- night. Bryde, Rockignham. Mrs. John W- Graham is spending Funeral services were held Mon- jome time at the Moore County Hos- day at White Hill Presbyterian ipital where she is undergoing treat- Church, Lee county. The Rev. M. tnent. 1 D. McNeill of Sanford, a former Mr. and Mrs. Hector McMillan of pastor of the church, officiated. Lumberton were gueSts of Mr. and Burial was in the church ceme- Mr.s. Fred Blue last Sunday. I tery. Mri’. Mary Capps of Greensboro jpent several days with friends TOLD “FIB” ABOUT GIRL’S Aberdeen during the past week. ; aqe xo PERMIT M.VRRIAGE Misses Mary Elle Bethune and Sara i.nd Clara Blue were shopping vlsl- June Howell, white, plead guilty tors in Raleigh last Monday. in Recorder’s Court Saturday to false mingham, Ala., to visit in the home of Aberdeen, l| AtU SOUTHERN PINES NORTH CAROLINA COUNTRY DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS and BOYS ^ Succe.ssful preparation for leading Schools. Music (Pianoforte and Violin) Art Handicrafts Dancing Tennis Riding KINDERGARTEN, SUB-PKIMAKY, GRADES I—VIII SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 4TH H Mrs. Alillicent Hayes, PrincipaL Mrs. Ella Juat and Miss Bessie swearing as to the age of Mary Perry Bttthune attended the Reagan-Brown in order to obtain a license for her wedding In Raeford last Saturday rnarriage to Robert Johnson. Accord- i^ening ing to the statement of the girl’s Vance BcBride and family and E. father, who was the prosecuting wit- L. McBryde and family attended the ness, her age is 15 years. Howell was funeral services for their brother, given a 30-day road senence, to be Herman McBryde, at White Hill suspended upon payment of the Presbyterian Church last Monday af- costs upon recommendation of the ternoon. prosecuting witness. Among the out-of-town guests at ^ Charged with breaking and enter- tending the silver wedding anniver- jng a garage at the Mld.Plnes Club jary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot John, and stealing a truck, Norman Me lon last Friday evening, were Mr- Leod, colored, was found guilty of end Mrs. Carl Goerch, Mr. and Mrs. the temporary larceny of the motor louis Sutton and Miss Blanche Man- vehicle and given four months n the «■ of Raleigh. roafls. 1 Mi.'-'.s Daisy Condor of Chesterfield,; a- C.. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.: MEET AT HIGHFALLS Bill White last Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brasington: Sponsored by the home demonstra- ipent last Sunday afternoon In High I tlon club, a community recreational Point H. D. Pridgen spent the past week end in Kingstreet, S. C., with his family. meeting was held in the school build ing in Highfalls on Tuesday evening with J. F. Creswell of State College, Raleigh, present to lead the program. Mr. and Mrs. C- C- Bethune, with Games, stunts and community slng- their brother, -Jack Johnson, of El- ing were engaged in. ' EXHIBmON World's Largest-Mightiest Diesel-Electric Locomotive Saturday, Nov. 5, 4:40 PM-6:I0 P,'’. 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