THE PILOT, Soulhcrn Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, February 9, 1940‘
NATIONAL SCOUT
IN SANDH!?,LS
Scout Anniversary Week Celebrated Here
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TRADITIONS AND
tHC IDEALS OF
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County Court »(f Awards To lU*
Held In Abordeen School
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Thursday, F<>hi'iiniy S throiiph 1 (
has been set aside as XATIOXAI.
BOY SCOT'T \VKF;K. The Soonts of
the Sandhills plan to coninun]'>iat<'
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the thirtieth anniviTs uy . f the fmiri- !
dation of Scoutiiiij in Ameiica. The '
various Troops will ?;,ivo n liisplay ^
in r.onie store window in thi*lr ti'W n
and they will remain i:t place till
February 17th so th:it the County
Court of Honor Committee can vii^it ,
and judge the displays and ni.iki-
awards accordingly. In So'.ithi'rn'
Pines Troop 3 will show its display '
at the office of P. T. Bavnum. int,^
Troop i will siiow its display at Mer. '
rill’s Pharmacy and Troop S will
show its display in some stort? win- '
dow in West Southern Pines. I
On Friday, February 9 a County •
Court of Awards will be held in the j
Aberdeen Public School Auditorium. I
At this time the various Badges and!
Awards earned by the Srouts during'I
the past month, will be distributed, yj--
The recently reorganized Aberdeen
Troop Crtn>mittee will also be in
stalled at this meeting. | — ,
Sunday, February 11 is SCOUT^ ry rrn^ ert a 1 «
SUNDAY and every boy will be giv- oOflCfrtlUlCltlS GO I O OOlllflCI'UfTlOSf
en the opportunity, in his own 'p, - FA «• ^ i t
church, to fulfill the twelfth Scoyt l^fla Ot V, O., UOUQinQ i^Olu. WQVC
Law._A SCOITT IS REVKRFNT. I
Special Scout services will be heldj You can't go any farther south in (Mrs, James Boyd and their Dan have
In Southern Pines at the Immanuel | the United States than Key West,' teen in Key West, motoring down
loin with Scouts of Nation on the Thiitieth
Anniversary of Scoiitint?. Many Window Disjilays litre.
Episcopal Church when the boys of i J^Ioi’i'-ia. and it is apparent that a
from Miami Beacli where they are
that church will meet and as Scouts ■ >'umber of residents of Southern
will worship with the congregation | and Pinehurst, in tiieir efforts • ^ oitnight. Mis. Clarence
at the regular morning hour of 11:00. j to dodge the recent cold wave here, Pinehurst and Mias Jane
Rev. Voight O. Taylor will, during ■ l<ept going until they reached that ^IcGill, daughter of Mrs. Franii Me.
the Sunday morning service at 11:00. point. Repoits fi’om the southernmost Cluer. have also been spending some
give special recognition to Scouting j city of some 12,000 souls, occupying time at the Casa Marina,
as a force in the life of the youth of I an island only four miles by less party comprising Mr. Boyd,
our land. The Catholic Scouts will I than two miles in area, tell of the McCluer, Capt. Innes-Taylor,
receive Holy Communion in a bodyi invasion from the Sandhills. Dan Boyd and Nelson C. Hyde went
at the eight o'clock Mass at St. An.| Captain and Mrs. Alan Innes.Tay- on a fishing trip in the Atlantic on
thony's Church and they will attend | lor of Southern Pines have a cottage Monday and leturned with 37 good-
special Scout services at 5 p. m. in| in Key West for the winter, and sized fish to show for their days
the church. Scouts of the colored, have been entertaining a house party work. Among these were kingfish,
troop of West Southern Pine.s will. c<fi7',prising Mr, and Mrs, Frank W. grouper, baracuda and boniUi. Cap.
be guests of Troop 3 at the eveningi McCluer and Mr. and Mrs, Nelson C. tain Innes-Taylor's -lO-pound grouper
Scout services at St. Anthony's j H.vde. Registered at the same time at was the day's prize,
church. Scout services will likewise the Casa Marina, ocean-fiiont hotel Mr. and Mrs. Pearson left Key
were Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Pearson. West on Sunday by boat to spend a
During the past few da.ys Mr. and, week in Cuba,
Many Entertainments Feature
Activities in Southern Pines
be held in lAberdean. Carthage,
Hcinp. Pinehurst and V'ass in the
several churches spon.soring Troops.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce
of Carthage is spon.soring a special
Scout celebration in the Carthage
public school at 8 p. m.. on Monday.
February 12. Mr. Reynolds, the Miss Mary Kelly delightfully en- Thomas Black, E. V. Perkinson. H.
president of the Occoneechee Council, i terained a number of her fi ;onds at J. Betterly, Reid Page, Norris Hodg.
from Raleigh, Mr. N. L. Hodgkins,. a bridge luncheon at Skyline on Tue.s. kins, D G, Stutz, R. E. Wiley, Misses
Moore county Scout chaiiYnan and (ciay. The guest list included Miss Mowry and Mil-
Rev. Thomas A. Williams, Catholic' jui,a Mowry. Mrs. M. H. Turne.-,
. -I, V. .... dred Hattield. Tea guests were Mrs.
State Scout Chaplain will bo the I ,\iargaret Wolfe, Miss Ad;?laido
speakers. The general public is in-i cook, Mrs. E. Levis Prizer. Mrs. -'■"‘'''‘‘"'S' J->ne Towne,
vited to attend. I j. Spring and Mrs. John Barron. Carlton Wicker. Mrs. J. G. Ehr.
The Scout week celebrations will | hard'., Mrs. Thomas McGraw and
close with a mammoth Street Show | Mi's. Louis Scheipers entertained at Mrs. Craighill Brown. Mrs. J. A. An-
for all of the Scouts in the county. | ^ dessert bridge at her home Wed- ijrews poured.
It will be held in Southern Pines o'^jnesday. The guest list im liided Mrs. —
Saturday, Febniary 17 from 11 to ^ q gtutz. Mrs. Hugh Flack. Mrs. Miss F^leanor Valentine is enter.
4 o'clock. It will open with the flag j Pottle, Mrs. R. B. Horn, Mrs. taining at a ‘coffee’ this afternoon
raising ceremony, followed by tin. j j j Eugene Wotidward, at her home on Ashe Street honoring
can-cookery, dinner, knot tying h. E. Thrower, Mr.“ P .P. Pel- her house guests. Mrs. Richard H.
lay. signaling, fire building, string Mrs. L. D. McDonald, Mrs. J. Valentine of Stafford Springs, Conn.,
burning, first aid contests and four i j gpnng, Mrs, Eleanor Weaver, and Mrs. Ross Chapman of Baltinioie,
fun events. Awards will then be | \Valt?r Spaeth, Mrs. Lloyd Tate, Md, The guest list includes Mesdames
for the be.st store window display., q Parker, John Dockery. X. W. Dockery, John
the most novel campsite, and effi-1 Armistead, Mrs. Leake and Miss El-
ciency in the events. The closing cere. : r s. Durant was hostess to eanor Dockery all of 'Rockingham:
mony, flag lowering and taps jnembers of the D. A. R. at her and from Southern Pines Me.sdames
close the celebration. It is planned Orchard Road, Tuesday af- r. f. Potts. V. J. Lee. John McMillan,
that this will be the largest Scout ^ ternoon. Several interesting talks \v. f. MoCord. George Nevens, Ted
event ever to be held in the Sand- given by the visiting Daughters, i-iju-nnv. James Milliken. Colin Car-
liiils- I After a short business meeting a t^r, Hanlet Witte J. W. Atkinson. |
{ very nice program was held with ,j. Fred Stim.son. L. D. Williams, W. i
.«everal vocal selections, readings and Woodworth. Arthur Stauderman.
piano solos. There were sevetal visi. q \\\ Ca.se, Paul BuUer, Clarence |
tors present, guest-s
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Hayes.’
Diaries for 1910
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Kdson, William E. Cox, P'va Owen..
Files for personal CorrespondenceRefreshments were served a. S. Ruggles, Julius Doolittle, J.;
39c each at Hayes.’ ^^e close of the program. This p. Morris, Nellie Sanborn, Bessie C.;
m'et^g was reported to be one of ciark, Julia Chambers. H. A. Lewis, |
the nicest held in some time. Caroline Campbell, E. Levis Prizer,:
I F. M .Gardner, Gcilnide, Wil.son.l
I Mrs. J. S. Milliken entertained at Xellie Mann, Bo.ssie Blue, and the
a bridge tea at the Park View Thurs-1 Misses Birdilia Bair, Ida Merriani,
day. Those playing were Mesdames Elizabeth Loes, Virginia Ives. Annie
George Moore, Carl Thompson, M. ^ Carter, Florence Campbell, * Mar>'
H. Turner. Kenneth P>. Trousdell, E. Ricjhardson, and Lillian Robert.-
S. Blodget, Hoyt Shaw, E. Levis Mrs. Van Du.sen_ Mrs. Henderson ^
Prizer. Mary M. Baxter, George Mrs. Birtlsall, and the Mis.ses O'
Proctor, J .J. Spring, R, L, Hart, Briens.
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WE GUARANTEE
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to produce a letterhead, a
statement, a handbill or
whatever kind of printing
you wish done, in a manner
that will prove entirely
satisfactory to yoa
Give us your next
work and see how hard we
work to Insure yotir
satisfacdon
NOTHINS BOTHERS DAD
SINCE HE DISCOVERED
MENNEN
LATHER SHAVE
Plain—or McnthoUiced for •xtro coolncti
mmm.
Unprecedented
The early demand for Reserved Parking Spaces for the Sixth
Annual Race Meeting’ of the
Sandhills Steeplechase and Racing
Association
to be run over the Brush, Timber, Hurdle and Flat courses of the
Barber Estate on the Midland Road on
Saturday Aftcrnoor., March 16, 1940
is unprecedented and ind'cative of the growing popularity of
amateur hunt racing in tlie Sandniils section.
Five events are on this year’s card, as follows:
THP] CATAWBA, one and one-half mile over hurdles.
THE CROTAN, tw’o miles over brush for maidens and win
ners of one race. Non winners over a brush course.
ber.
THE YADKIN HANDICAP, two miles ovei* brush.
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RANDOLPH MEMORIAL CUP, one mile on the flat.
The Reserved Parking Spaces in the Membership Enclosure
are on sale at the Office of the Association, second floor, Village
Court Building, Pinehurst, at Twenty-Five Dollars near the Fin
ish Line, Ten Dollars Reserved Parking S})aces.
Sandhills Steeplechase and
Racing Association
Pinehurst and Southern Pines
North Carolina
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