Friday, November 17, 1939.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
150 Women Gather
on Achievement Day
Many Prizes Awarded During
Program Sponsored By
Home Agent
Moore county home demonstration
club women, 150 strong, assembled in
the courthouse in Carthage last FYi-
day for their annual Achievement
Day program, the outstanding event
of the club year, which is sponsored
by the home agent, Misg Flora Mc
Donald.
Mrs. Winslow Sellars of Cameron
won first place In a dress show,
which was the feature of greatest
interest to the women, and Mrs.
Katy Phillips of High Falls was sec
ond. The first prize was $5 in cyh
and the second was dress material.
That much had been achieved in
club work was shown by the beauti
ful display of iquilts, rugs—both
plaid and hooked—aprons, dresses,
embroidered bedspreads, chrocheted
bedspreads, and other articles of
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Civic Club One of Most Active
Organizations in Southern Pines
If Winter Comes—
Clubhouse a Civic and Social
Center» with Fine Program
Every Friday
The Civic Club of Southern Pines
was started by women to do the
many things that needed to be done
to make this a better town, and they
have never really given up their
reason for being, though with the
Town Commissioners and the Cham
ber of Commerce, and now the Jun.
ior Chamber of Commerce, one
might think the hundred or more
club members would be searching for
a job. They are not, for man's work
Is from sun to sun, and woman's
work is never done, at least in Sou
thern Pines. The clubhouse on Ashe
street is the headquarters for most
of the activities of the town.
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The building is now open every
day for the use of the members and to the club, making such a
winter visitors, and it makes a de- course of entertainment possible.
Anyway, Pears, Apples and
Now Strawberries Are
Growing in Sandhills
Now it’s strawberries |
Pears, fresh off the trees, were
brought into The Pilot office last
week.
Early this week K. D. Bristow
of the Southern Pines Dairy arriv
ed with apples from his trees.
Yesiterday It wag strawberries,
gathered by C. L. Klabbatz at his
home here this week-fine look
ing berries. And Mr. Kabblatz re
ports his garden full of roses.
Spring—the year ’round.
Kiwanis Alumni To
Banquet at Mid-Pines
Annual Reunion To Be Held De
cember 12.—Ex-Governor
Ehringhaus Invited
The Sandhills Klwanls Club has
.set Tuesday evening, December 12,
as the date for its annual Alumni
banqet and ladles’ night. This year’s
party will be at the Mld-Plnes Club,
and former Governor J. C. B. Eh
ringhaus has been invited as the
speaker of the occasion. The club
will present Its annual Builder's
Cup to a resident of the Sandhills se.
lected for outstanding service to his
community or to humanity.
At Wednesday’s meeting of the
club held in the Methodist Sunday
School building in Aberdeen, the
Rev. J. Fred Stimson made a talk on
Klwanls ideals and aims.
Mrs. W. P. Irving and Mr 3. Mar
garet Carter and son ftalph, with
their guests, the akffi-bes Repetti,
have returned to Washington, D. C.,
after a weeks stay in Niagara,
Leroy Snipes, Ollie Morgan, Jimmy
iUAJHlttIT
Miss Ruth Doris Swett will have
an exhibition of her Etchings at the
Civic Club on P'rlday, Saturday and
Duggan and Margaret and Catherine Sunday, and the public is cordially
Godfrey visited In Hemp Sunday. | invited.
NIAGARA
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fancjrwork as well as by the tempt- 'Rhtful meetmg place where new without cost. Among these were res-' ghoppino- in Raleigh Thur.sday
ing exhibits of canned products. Mends are made, pleasant contacts j^jent authors, Mr. and Mrs. StruthJ x, !
Speakers on the program were | those who are not living in the Ruth' ^e^r^Mrs' ^ T
Mrs. Esther G. Willis district agent- ^’otels, and a pleasant place to , were Mrs. n. a. Mi^Kcithen and
Mrs. E. W. Bruton county clothing P'^^y a game of cards or even soil- Sanborn and Donald Parson. Mls.ses Frances and Annie McKeith-
leader; Miss Willie N. Hunter State I write a letter or play the Win.ston came from Chapel en of Carthago, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
piano and sing too,’if that is the Dr. D. W Wellg from Ral-, McKeithen and daughter Isabel, Miss
thing that makes you happy, niere ''‘8’’ Harry Pethlck gave a wonderful Margaret McDougakl, Mrg. t. d. Mc-
has ahvay.s been a mortgage on the stdy of China, having lived there t-^an, Mrs. H. D. Tally, Mis. W. M.
the two-year clothing program out- Club, and that has been the 2r» y-'ars as representative of the Wooten and Miss Janett; also Mr.s.
lined by the home agent. I ^all and chain which has kept the standard Oil Co.. and he also exhlt_^C- N. Boaz and Mrs. Glacier of Cam-
Springfield Club: Miss Settle Mc-!''’”^ from going ahead faster, but Pd his collection of com.s from all over
Lauchlln Mrs. W. E. Kelly, Mrs. D.! more recent captains of the club workl. ; ^ er nipcs of Hemp and Miss
clothing specialist.
Merit awards were presented to the
following, who had participated in
T. Kelly, Mrs. Lee Comer, county
president; Mrs. C. L. Gulledge, Mrs.
have believed in lowering that mort- Captain Allan Innes-Taylor also L.ns Fllnchum of Carthasre were call
gage as fast as possible, and then do generously gave his time, and car-i
ers in town Sunday.
t J. A. Morgan and sons Ollie
Joe Caddell and Mrs. R. E. Lamm. ! charity. With the carrying lied a large audience with him, into i r ft
Cameron: Mrs. Winslow Sellars. I charges now in sight they feel jus. the frozen Antarctic. Captain Innes.
Rainbow Club; Mrs. Ina Bailey, i >n offering their well heated Taylor has. made two trips with AdJ^ in
Mrs A C Bailev Mrs Geor'>'e Mo'r I "belter as tho hospltalUy center of miral Richard E. Byrd to the South \ ‘ w n re atives.
gan Mrs' J B Parked and Mrl'' ^-'^hern Pines. Added I the dally Pole and “Little America*’ and his '^°hn Cameron have
Lriey Jameron. informal welcome, there is always a spellbound listeners felt as though
High Falls: Mrs. Nancy Kennedy'P^’^’S^ram or festivity of importance^ they had at least taken one
and Mrs Mary Garner. | ^h Friday afternoon, at which tea journeys.
Friendship: Mrs. C. H. Ritter. j the club mem '
Putnam: Mrs. Inza Tillman, Mrs ^*^rs.
James Wentz, Mrs. James Warren,
Mrs. Raymond Comer, Mrs. P. V.
Barefoot.
Moimt Holly: Miss Irene Nichol-
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I Miss Pattie Ray spent theweek- •{
lend in Winston-Salem. i||
, The big patriotic program of tho j |
I reason was given at night and the Leggett of Dunn have been vis-i !:
I Civic Club found it necessary to move relatives here. \\
All residents and visitors to Sou- to the high school auditorium to hear ^ williams, Mrs. Buck-i I:
them Pines ;^re cordially invited to the nationally known lecturer find Condlt and Miss' Todd re-'P
all activities of the club. It is not humorist, Charles Milton Newcomb, xhur.sday from a weeks tour **
To Tt Tn Ho An Ameripnn"’”
Public Is Welcome
Winter Driving
After summer driving-, your car needs to
be gone over from bumper to bumper.
Each Lubrication Point will receive exact
ly the right amount of the rig-ht lubricant,
in accordance with the individual chart
which we have for your make and model
car.
Drain crank case, transmission and dif
ferential-flush with Ennjay flushing oil
to remove the dregs.
Refill to proper level with correct winter
oils.
Blounts Service Station
H
son, Mrs. C. L. Cummings, Mrs. T, necessary to 'oecome a member, for on “What Is It To Be An American ? , Florida. Miss Williams is now lo
J. Seawell, Mrs. W. P. Allen, Mrs. j this hospitality is now the most Im-| Patsey Goodwin of Charlotte came|cated in her home for the winter.
Jennie Wilder, Mrs. O. T McBryde, po*tant Interest. Dues in tho Civic review a “Best Seller " and Ruthj Misses Evelyn and Gladys Snipi.'.=
Mrs. C. L. Jackson and Mrs. G. P. ■ ^lub are only one dollar a year. At Swett^ Southern Pines’ own spent the week-end in Birmingham
Jones, county secretary : the annual meeting of the club held,' phlld and now a well kt?own etcher,
Jackson Springs: Mrs. W. W I following a luncheon last Friday at (dicing the pine tree as her theme.
Hurley, Mrs. J. E. Currie, Mrs. M., Highland Lodge, it was decided to g-^ve an exhibition of making and 1
C. McDonald, Mrs. E. W. Bruton, j niake a drive for Life Memberships ^ “puiHng a print” In finished form.
Mrs. Marvin Poole and Mrs. L. B. i ^t $2,5.00, using these toward pay- jijss Swett will have a small exhlbl-
Melvln. ’'I? off the mortgage principal which the Civic Club this
Sunshine: Mr.s. Johnsie Edwards
Thaggards: Mrs. M. Kelly.
Pine bluff: Mrs. E. R. Pickier.
The program, which began at 2:00
has now been reduced to S2.8r,0.00. f^om Friday through Sunday,
Every dollar cancelled makes the Miss Meade Seawell of Carthage is
carrying load easier and mean more ^ favorite speaker with Civ-
to spend where needed. This Life, audiences and drew a big
the court room at 4:00 o'clock.
SUIT. ERVIN DISCrSSES
“THENDS IN EDUC.VTION’’
p. m. was concluded with a tea in I Membership plan seems to have been j,Qj,gg hear "Today’s Challenge.’’
I a happy Inspiration for already re- Hariow Pearson of New York |i
i suits are seen, and it is the men (^j^y, lyric soprano, wen her aud_
j of Southern Pines whose names are immediately with a magnifi-
I now coming In to head the roster of yoice, and friendly neighbors.
I members. The men always were and Yeomans Trio” are always wel-
“Present Trends in Education” j will be welcome members, and very much enjoyed. An
was the subject of Dr. Clyde A. Er. | whether at one dollar or twenty five, outstanding program was the fasci.
vin, State superintendent of public ' ^collection of North CaroHna
instruction, who was the principal
speaker at the fall meeting of Affil
iated Educo Clubs held in the rec
reation rooms of the Baptist Church
in Wadesboro Thursday night of last
week with H. Lee Thomas of Car
thage presiding.
The Civic Club has many season music brought by Dr. and Mrs.
names in the membership, so the j q Greer, Mrs. Greer accompany-'
heavy work Is carried on by the g^j^gg and ballads. They will be call-
ever faithful few. The upkeep of the Qreer’s singing of the old
garden is taken care of by the in- again this winter, as will Mark
come from the McCormick fund jjoff^an the eminent p'anist, who
which was given as a memorial to ^ rkecital on Valentine’s Day,;
Dinner w''as‘°served I,y the Womens president, Mrs. A. P. Dull.^^^en the members were the guests -
Missionary Union of the Fi -st Bap-j Beside the active members, there of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald
.lOE HLOUNT, Manager
\herdeen, N. C.
Phone 9021
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THE MID-PINES
MIDLAND ROAD
Is a splendid group of Jimior Civic at the Mid.Plnes Club.
Club members, organized hy Miss
tlst Church.
School superintendents, principals
and men teachers of the schools of
Moore, Cumberiand, Harnett, Hoke,' ^rcAs needs will be added to club in-
Robeson, Montgomery, Anson, Rich. which now include clinic,
mond, Scotland, Bladen and Lee coun-:
ties compose the membership of the
affiliated clubs which meet twice
f
each year for the purpose of fellow
ship and research. The county units
meet monthly during the school year.
Florence Campbell. This winter Red MOORE COUNTY HOUNPS (
OPEN SE^VSON NOVEMBER 30
SOUTHERN PINES
Opening for the Season
F’RIDA'V-. OECEMBER 8th
JOHN J. FITZGERALD, Manag*er
HOME AGENT DISCUSSES
RAISING OF POULTRY
The Rainbow Home Demonstra
tion Club of Vasfl met Monday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. L. D.
Thomas with 12 members in attend
ance. Miss Flora McDonald, home
agent, gave a lesson on poultry and
turkey raising auJ discussed hob
bies of club women. Mrs. T. C. Evans
gave an interesting report on home
beautification, and plans were made
for a Christmas club party. The
hostess was assisted in serving re
freshments by Mrs. Howard Calla
han and Mrs. Purvis Thomas.
James and Jackson Boyd, point
Friday progrtuns are already book.' masters of the Moore County Hounds,
ed, including music, books and trav- have issued cards announcing the
el which will be announced. ‘ opening meet of the fall will be at
Seasonal Activities ! kennels at 9:00 a. m. on Thursday,)
In reviewing the past season. Miss November 30th. Thereafter foxrounds
Florence Campbell, who has just been will meet Monday mornings at 6.30,
returned as president for the third draghouuds Saturday mornings at
time, wa.s very proud to report her 9:00^ with one other meet during the
programs and was very grateful to weelt. Hunting with these hounds
those who gave their time and tal- is by invitation of the masters only.
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LOCAL GIRL ELECTED TO
SALEM STUDENT COUNCH.
Miss Sara Bamum of Sou
thern Pines has been elected a rep
resentative from th^ freshman class
at Salem College to the Student
Council. Miss Barnum, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pai»! T. Barnum, en
tered Salem this fall.
New Backs In Congresfl Cel-u-tone
Playing Cards at Hayes.’
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.The above coals are all first quality.
Your business will be appreciated.
FarreD Coal Company
Dial 9581
Aberdeen, N. C.
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