Friday, February 2, 1940,
THFJ PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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Ouir Gratitude
To the people of this community for
their patronage since the start of our
little decorating business. Because we
have your interest (and our sucess)
at heart we’ve spent the past eight
months in New York City and other
tenters of interest to learn the newer 11
melhort.s aiid trends in mailing dra- H'
pcrics, slip covers, dressing table skirts
and upholstery. Now we cun assure
you that the interiors of your homes
will be well designed and the decorat
ing more ably executed in a skilled and
tasteful manner.
PinehurstParagraphs
Knjny SlfHldiri); I’lirtieH
Many delit^htfiil sledding parties
ivcre held during the past week. The
young people enjoyed this rare sport
here both afternoon and evening for
several days with the teachers chap.
oioning and joining in the fun.
Donald Grosset of New York was
the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Dunlop Sr.
Robert and Ann Walker
Birth Annoiinf^ment
Air. and Mrs. David U. Coffey iia-
fiomcp the hirtli i f a .son, P.Tvld, .Ir.,
on January 24th at the Moore Coun
ty Hospital.
Entertain at Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Vail en
tertained at luncheon at the Village
Cour: Grill Monday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. George K. Livermore. Oth
er suestii were Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Suziinne Biilbou, Knincf.'< Shaw, Dor-,
othy Wescott, Doripthy f’hency.'
Nancy yCanipbell, Grace Herndon,
J.-yie Cole, Flora Kllen (.'ameron.l
Mary Frances Goodwin, Gloria Veno,}
Helen Fields, Clari.sp Richaitlson i
Shirley White, Patsy and Loui.se
Shaw, Geraldine McKcnzie, Betty ^
Smith. Phyllis Hensley, Kay John-'
son and Eklith Ann Dunlop . I
Members of the council attending 1
were Dr. Alice Presbrcy, Mr.s, B. |
U. Pwichaldaoii, Donald Sher-
rfrd. 3. V.' T^n-Vii.ufin and jl.w. I
T. P. Cheney.
Mrs. Stanley M. Prior of New
Britain, Conn., is the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Barr.
Mrs. E. C. Cunningham and son,
Bert, of Zebulon arc the guests of
Mrs. Ethel Journey. Mr.s. Cunning-
Hurd and Mrs. William C. Mudgett. 1 ham was a patient for a week in the
Moore County Hospital.
VVedneKday Bridge
1 Mr. and Mr.s. George D. Murphy
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PENDER
Peaches
Sliced or
Halves
Pineapple sS"
O No. 2K OCp
^ Cans
33c
2N®. V
Cans
Iiii/iA Colonial Orange \ Cans OBn
JUIIB or Blended ^
Sunbrite Cleanser 3 Cans 13c
8c
Tomato Soup
Cleanser ^ Cans
Campbeirs
Can
M||L NanseHeld 4 large or OCSn
rlllK 8 small cans iiiOt
Oleo "S'
8 small cans
Mb
Ctn.
lOc
Picnics Cudil Lean lb, ISc
RICE Colonial whole grain 2 Mb bags 13c
Gorton’s Sa^e!!
Codfish Cakes, 2 cans 23c
Flaked Fish, can 10c
Fish Roe, 2 cans 25c
Atlantic Maid Mince Meat, 2 lb. Jar ..21c
Sunshine Hydvox Cakes, pkg 9c
Octagon Soap Flakes, package 9c
Southern Manor Fruit Cocktail, can ...15c
Coffee
Donble-Fresh
D.r. Blend lb
20c
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
FLORIDA
ORANGES doz. 15c and 25c
FANCY
GRAPEFRUIT ... 3 for 10c and 5c
FRESH
SPINACH 2 lbs 15c
WINESAP
APPLES 61bs. 25c
IT. S. NO. 1
POTATOES 10 lbs. 29c
IDAHO BAKING
POTATOES 6 lbs 25c
LEMONS doz. 30c
BROCCOLI lb. 10c
LETTUCE -.3 for 25c
SLICED BACON 25c
CUBE STEAK - "’35c
PORK ROAST '«*" 19c
FRESH PORK SHOULDER 'HSc
In place of the usual weekly golf childi en, Patricia and
tournament for members of the Sll. J’"-. Chappaqua, N. Y.,
ver Foils, bridge was played both have arrived and have opened their
last week and this week on Wednes. | home, Mayflower,
day at the club with the club cap. \ Miss Dorothy McKenzie has re
tain, Mrs. J. P. Williamson, in charge, i turned to Concord after spending the
I week-end at home.
Mrs. Claude Frye and infant son
have returned to their home from
the Moore County Hospital.
DEVVE^ MONKOE ('(K)K OF
KOSELAM) SEC TION' DIE.S ]
Mrs. JuhnKon Is IIoNtess
Mrs. W. Raymond Johnson enter
tained Friday afternoon at three ta.
bles of bridge. Guests were Mrs. J.
J. McGouldrich. Mrs. James Quple,
Mrs. T. P. Cheney, Mrs. F. L. Du.
Pont, Mrs. Wesley K. Viall, Mrs.
T. R. Cole, Mrs. F. Shelby Cullom. Dewey Monroe Cook, 60, a highly
Mrs. B. U. Richardson, Mrs. John | respected farmer of the Roseland j
F. Taylor. Mrs. Thomas L,. Black | community, died at his home Satur- j
and Mi-s. W. L. Dunlop. Mrs. A. J. j day afternoon. Funeral services were:
McKelwuy was a tea guest. 1 held in the Roseland Methodist
j church on Monday morning, the Rev.
(Jlrl Scout Luncheon I K. M. Harris, assisted by the Re^.
Mrs. William H. Parkinson had as I Dr. Maxwell officiating. Interment
guests for luncheon Saturday the lo. was at Bethesda cemetery.
Quality Baked Goods
IJread, Rolls, Cake and Pastry
Dainty Desserts
FKf:siI F-VKRY DAY
^ r fi'oc Cake, Ciiiuanioii Buns, .
Cream Purrs, Ihocolaie Eclairs, UouKhnuts
€nffee
East Broad Street Telephone 6852 Southern Pines
I A Word of
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I Appreciation
cal Girl Scouts and members of the
Ecout council. Those enjoying the
party were Doris and Hazel Mc-
Mr, Cook was born in Surry coun.
ty, N. C., the son of Liim and Ellen
Cook. He is survived by his widow.
Donald. Ruth and Helen Gilhland, | three sons and a daughter, Mrs. Kirk.
The Week in Carthage
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Personal Mention
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Golden and
Mrs. O. D. Wallace spent Monday
with MSss Anne Golden at Queens
College in Charlotte.
John A. Lang of Raleigh spent
the week.end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A, Lang.
The Carthage Schools opened
Monday after being closed since
Tuesday.
W. It. Clegg. Jr., has returned
from. Rex Hospital where he under
went a throat operation last week.
A small piece of oyster shell be
came lodged in the esophagus when
he was eating oysters and an oper
ation was neces.sary to remove it.
Charles Barringer, Jr., spent the
*-eek-end with friends at North
Carolina State College.
Miss Frances Mills has returned
from Southern Pines w'here she spent
the week.end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Mills.
Miss Mary Ruth Bruton, head of
the math department in the Carthage
High School, is confined to her home
with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shields of
Fort Wayne, Ind., “have returned
home after visiting Mr. Shields’ i»o.
ther, Mrs. R. H. Shields.
Mrs. J. L. McGraw attended a
conference op Adult Education held
in Raleigh last week.
Laughlin Muse^ manager of the
A. & P. Store in Dunn, spent last
week at his home here.
Miss Mary Currie, John Currie
and W. H. Currie attended the mar
riage of their brother, Dr. Dwight
Currie to Miss Suzanne Hollaway.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Poole and
daughter Barbara visited Mrs.
Poole’s mother, Mrs. Barber in
Reidsville last Sunday.
Charles Cole of Tri.y spent the
week-end with his mother, Mrs. Fea-
tus Cole.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Spencer, a
memb»r of the High School faculty
of Candor, and Miss Mary Fowler
Spencer, who teaches English in the
Goldsboro High School, returned to
their schools Sunday after having
spent their school holiday at their
hcone here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Frye announce
the birth of a son at the Moore
County Hospital on January 24. Mrs.
Frye was formerly Miss Bessie Rey.
nolds.
Music Club
Mis. Ch.irlcs Cox entertfiin<?d thi
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Carthage Music Club on Friday eve. j||
ning. The composer studied was; U
“Rubenstein.” The hostess, assisted!:;
by Mrs. W. S. Golden and Mrs. M. i
G. Dalrj'mple served chicken .salad {H
and coffee. i;;
To the many customers and friends
who came into our new store in Southern
Pines Saturday and contributed to the
success of our oi^ening-, we express our
most sincere thanks.
We are mindful of the confidence
which you have expressed and shall con
sider it oui' privilege to furnish you with
the best in 5c to $1.00 merchandise-
We know that our continued success
in Southern Pines is dependent upon your
g'ood will, which we shall endeavor to
merit at all times.
Remember that you are always wel
comed in our store, reg’ardless of whether
you wish to make a pui'chase or just to
look around.
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Spence.Elmore
The following invitations have
been received by friends:
“Mr. and Mrs. John Archer EH.
more request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of their dau
ghter Sadie Charles, to Union Lee
Spence, Jr., on the evening of Sat
urday, January 3, 1940. at the Church
of the Covenant^ Wilmington, N. C."
Itooli ( lull I:
Mr.s. W. H. Currie was hostess to H
the book reviewers on Thursday eve. ||
ning. James Boyj of Southern Pines i|
was guest speaker. Mr. Boyd read, l|
passages from his hook "Bitter;
Creek.” The hostess served coffee
and sandwiches.
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5,10 and 25c Stores, Inc.
Southern Pines, N. C.
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Boy! were you proud of that first Electric
Range? It was the envy of the entire neigh* ’
borhood. And it cost you almost 1500. \
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A much better Electric Range costs less thon \fx
os much ... end the operating cost is olso less
thon '/J; whot it wos in 1924. Electric Cookery is
a borgoin in heolth protection, Ifeisure, octuol
cost and operation. As your use of Electricity
has increased, our Compony, and
the industry os o whole, kat re*
sponded with better service and
more efficient equipment at
greatly reduced cotlt.
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