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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, November 17, 1939,
Pinehurst Paragraphs
p. T. A. Meeting
• The November meeting
Parent-Teacher Association wag held
in the school auditorium Tuesday af-
John B. Lloyd is spending some
of the time at his cottage on the Unden
Road.
Miss May McKenzie of Charlotte
temoon. Thlg l>eing ‘‘Book Week" the i spent the week-end with her parents,
theme of the program was center- j She was accompanied by Raeford
ed around the topic, “Cooperation I Hutchinson^ w'ho w-as a guest in the
Between Parents and Teachers In the
Use of the Library.’’ Miss Davis, li
brarian of the Southern Pines SchMl,
spoke, giving ways of stimulating in
terest among children for good read
ing material. Miss Evelyn Sloan’s
grade had attractive posters on dis
play and Miss Hessie Mae Sherrill
presented three of her pupils, Mary-
belle Burke, Donald McKenzie and
Sally Cheney, who read short com-
IH)sitions they had prepared. Misa
Margaret McKenzie sang “Trees,”
and Miss Bess Arnold 'Ullman sang
“Second Minuet in G.” They were ac
companied by Miss Annie Marie
Choate. Much interest has been
shown in the equipping of a library
in the elementary building which
will be ready for use soon with 400
new volumes. This program was
planned and presented by Mrs. T.
P. Cheney.
During the business session Mrs.
Karl Johnson reported $125.00 prof
it from the benefit supper held by
McKenzie home.
Miss Jane Vaughn Gillett and
Mrs. Helen Barns Von Schrenk, who
spent the summer in Northport
Point, Mich., have returned to Casa
Blanca cottage for the season. Miss
Margaret Wells accompanied them
and will remain for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fownes, Jr.,
of Oakmont, Pa., returned Friday to
their home in Knollwood. Mrs. Louise
Fownes Blue went to New York for
a ffew days stay and was joined by her
parents and accompanied them here
Mrs. Howard Hotchkiss and the
Misses Carol and Anabel Hotchkiss
motored to Washington, D. C., last
week
Mrs. T. A, Cheatham had as bridge
and tea guests Wednesday Mrs.
Charles B. Hudson, Mrs. Alec Innes,
Mrs. Eric Nelson and Miss May
Chapman.
Corbett Alexander of Asheville
has arrived for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Conant are en.
the P. T. A. at the ^ommumty
Church last Wednesday evening. | tonight.
Mrs. Charles B. Fields, supper ,
chairman, reported a most generous I * hostess
at bridge Tuesday evening. Guests
response to this supper and speak
ing for the association wishes to
thank through the press all those
who made donations and those who'
gave their time; showing genuine in
terest and fine community spirit
without which the P. T. A. could
not carry on the health work there
serving hot lunches.
IMnehurst Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barr have
were Mrs. A. J. Ruggles, Mrs. Alec
Innes and Mrs. T. P. Cheney.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Harbison en
tained Thursday evening at their
home with a dinner party for the
school faculty and a few other
guests. The novel idea of a voyage
on the S. S. Harbison from London
to America was carried out. The in
vitations were passports including all
details with pictures, and entrance
^ t J i. • ^4. r, , gangplank. After a delicious
returned to their cottage, Sylva Ni- f,, , , ., , j .
^ ft J- ij. turkey dinner bridge was played. As-
dus, after
north.
spending the summer!
sisting were the purser, Edgar Alex
ander; nurse, Mrs. Clarence Thomas,
Mrs. Alex Stewart of Fayetteville! and doctor, Clarence Thomas
was a recent guest of her sister Mrs.| w. A. Arner and A. J. McCarr of
I. C. Sledge. j Pennsylvania State Police are
Mrs. R. A, Hamor and children, i .jpenjjjng vacation at the Mc-
Richard and Anne have returned to ; carr home in Pinehurst
their home in Bar Harbor, Maine af-' Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Keefe and
ter spending a month with ; daughter and Mrs. Ellen Taft were
IJannor’s mother, Mr.s. D. P. Me-1 dinner of Mrs. Ned McCarr
! Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Betts are
at The Carolina for a few days be- „
fore occupying their cottage. ‘II
Miss Marion Hinnant of the |!
Moore County Hospital Nurses’:!
.staff has received a federal appoint-,
JTient to the V'eteran’s Hospital in »|
Indianapolis, Ind.^ and left Wed- 1?
. nesday to take up her new post.
Miss Lela Seagroves .spent the'?
week-end in Apex with her mother.
J. R. Rodwell spent a few days
last week in Asheville.
Mrs. W. K. Rand of Durham was ||
:;a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. if
'Thomag L. Black.
Mrs. P'. M. Bost spent the jj
,week-end in Biscoe with Mr. and Mrs. H
* H. A. Pritchard.
Peter DuPont spent Friday and H
^ Satur'day at State College, Raleigh H
' as giiest of .Timmy Wicker. “
Mrs. Frank White and Mr.'?. Lairy «
Hen.«!lGy entertained a large group «
of high school students Friday even
ing at the Community Club House.
The occasion wag the 13th birthday |t
.. of their daughters, Shirley White and |
PhylUs Hensley. 1
Edwin S. Ryan of Bar Harbor, Me.,*
\ kas arrived to manage the Berkley !
Ije V. 'Allen Shop. ;
■Ml’, and Mrs. J..,M. H.agood, Mrs.;
: Blanche Wescott, Misses Dorothy;
Wes^ott and Jane Cole spent Sunday
in Duf-ham with Mr. and Mrs. W'innf-;
fred Hawley.
Mr. and -Mrs. John Biggers and;
: daughter Patricia of Conetoe and
Bill Cole of Washington, D. C., were
. week-end guests of their parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Cole. Mrs. Daisy i
t Thomas of Washington, D. C., was!
'■!* also a guest. |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren of;
J. Kingston, N. Y., have joined the;
f‘: cottage colony and are occupying!
: •'The House That Jack Built.”
Henry Hornblower of Plymouth,;
Mass., is entcrlalning a group of;
friends this week at his cottage. i
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thomson, Eric;
Thomson and son William of St. John,
New Brunswick have returned.
MrV and Mrss 'B. G. Chapman of
Clcvolancf came down for a week of
golf and were guests at The Caro- [
lina. Mr. Chapman is a brother of
Miss May Chapman. i
Mr. and Mrs. t*. S.‘ P. ’Randolph of;
Hempstead, L. I., have opened their'
cottage for the season.
The Senior class accompanied by
Mi.-.'^es Annie Marie Choate and Bess
Tillman and Shelby Horton, Jr.,
spent Saturday at State college and
attended the State Duquesne foot
ball ^ame.
iCHURCHESi
“Soul and Body” is the subject of
the lesson-sermon at the Christian
Science Church, East New Hampshire
Avenue, Sunday morning at 11:00
o’clock. Sunday School convenes at
the same hour. The reading room,
which is located in the church, Is
open every Wednesday afternoon
from 3:00 to 5:00 o’clock.
At the Church of Wide Fellowship
next Sunday morning at 11:00 a. m.
the Rev. Voight O. Taylor will preach
on the theme, "That They Might
Have Life.”
At the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, the Rev. F. Craighill Brown,
rector, services on Sunday, Novem
ber 19th will be as follows: Holy
Community at 8:00 a. m.. Church
School at 9:30 a. m.. Morning Pray
er and sermon at 11:00 a. m.
“One Common Meeting Place” will
be the sermon subject of the Rev.
J. Fred Stimson at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 11:00
o’clock.
The annual Union Thanksgiving
Service of all Protestant churches in
Southern Pines will be held on Wed.
nesday evening, November 29th at
8:00 o'clock In the Church of Wide
Fellowship, with the Rev. J. Fred
Stimson, pastor of the Baptist
church, delivering the sermon.
CHICAGO TECHNICIAN TO
CONDUCT CUNIC HERE
Beginning next Monday, November
20, and continuing for one week. Dr.
R. L. Larson, technician of the Path-
ometic Laboratories in Chicago, will
be in Southern Pines conducting a
clinic. Special cases are to be exam
ined. A part of the week will then
be open to the public for examina
tion of chronic or interesting cases,
persons who have never had a sat
isfactory diagnosis by other means.
Dr. Larson, representative for the
internationally knowm research lab
oratory, was in Southern Pines re
cently arranging for this clinic to be
held in the office of Dr. Thomas
Walker, who has charge of the local
arrangements.
Turkeys, Chickens, eggs, fresh at
the Curb Market, Southern Pines,
Saturday.
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Pines Country Club. There will be a
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Southern Pines, N. C.
Telephone
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Southern Pines
East Broad at
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Extends a cordial welcome to the permanent and win
ter residents of the community, to enjoy our many
facilities for entertaining and recreation.
EMMETT .E. BOONE, Manager
That’s the story, in a nut shell, of the
goods we are offering the public and its
applies to every department of our big
new store.
We appreciate the generous patronage
that has been given us and our pim is to
prove this appreciation by making the
best better so far as our service to our
customers is concerned. >
We cai'iy at all times a complete line of
heavy and fancy groceries, fresh meats of
high quality, and dry goods.
We call especial attention to our line of
work ad dress shoes for the entire family,
boots, men’s overalls, work shirts, and
hats. In the piece goods departmet are
splendid values in outing flannel, drapery
materials and dress goods.
When in town make our store your
headquarters.
Stutts-Taylor Store
VASS, NORTH CAROLINA