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BOOK KKVIF.WS STAIIT
TOOAV AT CIVIC CLIB
THf] PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, February Ifi, 1940!
The course of six book reviews to
open today at the Southem Pines
Civic Club will be held on alternate
Fridays. The course will be open to
club members without charge, with
a nominal 25 cent admission for
others. Mi.ss Florence Swan will con.
duct the course. The review today
will start at 3:00 o'clock, with tea
following.
Art Flxhibition Viewed j CARTHACJE
By 200 at l*ine Needles
1 IVrsDnul Mention
Harrv (Jallowrn- (’..llection of R«'^l‘‘igh
Prints and Hool-s I‘resented i mother
by .Miss i*ii*rs<<n : *“ ■
' - - J .Margaret Reij of Aberdeen
^ Some two hundred of the cottage the week end with Mrs. Wil-
^ colony and re.sident.s of Southern bur Shields.
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I I’ini’.s and Pinehurst who were priv- Miss Carol C.raves has returned to
' ileged to attend the art exhibition' visiting Mrs. C. T.
W. G. McAvoy
Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Engineer
Tel. 5902 Soutliern l*iiu‘s. N. ('.
and tea given by Miss Catheiine | '
I Miss Jolia Mclver of Ualeigh vis.
ited her mother, Mrs. J. M, Mclver
during the week end.
I Pierson of Southern Pines Saturday
' afternoon at the Pine Needles Club
were deeply inipre.s.sed with the wide
I range of subiects and material wliich
Harry Galloway had brought here . ^ r-i j » I
” tour of Florida weie guests of Mr.
from his galleries in New York,
ifr. and Mrs. U. L. Spence. Jr,
who have returned from heir bridal
I*olo in IMnehurst
A Thrillinjr Sport
SUNDAY. FP:B. 18 at 3 P. M.
CAMDEN VS. SANDHILLS
Public Welcome
Admission 50 Cents
I WORK FAST- BUT
LIKE SL-O-VV-BURMING
CA/VIELS. THEV'Re /MILDER-
AND COOLER-BETTER
FOR STEAPy SMOKING
While the e.\hibition was es.sen-
, tially one of rare old prints. Mr.
Galloway had added to the lUsplay
. this year a collection of early books
on birds and flowers, a few oil por
traits from Florence, Italy, and Kng.
land_ and some very amusing original
water colois by Madeline Luka de-1
pic ting scenes of hunting and fish-j
ing under circumstances which would
hardly meet with the requirements of
the modern sportsman.
Among the colection of books of
both local and historical interest was
and Mrs. U. L. Spence on Sunday.
They are at home at 915 West John-’
son Street, Raleigh, N. C. |
I Messrs Janies Muse of ’Raleigh and
Laiighlin Mu.se of Dunn spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, •
J, B, Muse. I
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Gray of Los
: Angele.s, Cal,, who have been the
guests of the Rev. and Mis. W. L.,
Wajfford have gone to Lexington to
, visit relatives.
Miss Loraine Wilcox spent the
week end in Charlotte and attended
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BILL CORUM
sports writer and columnist
In recent laboratory tests,
CAMELS burned slouer
than the average oftho IS other
of the largest-selling brands
tested — slower than </w_v of
them. That means, on the av-
eragc.a smoking plus C4ual to
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SA!OKSS
P/ICKf
the showing of Gone With the Wind,
a copy of Catesbv on Carolina Birds, . . j '
, , Mrs. Alice Thomas and Mrs. Clyde
The only other copy known to be in, , . „ . , , ^ ^
, „ Kennedy of Raleigh spent Sunday
existence is on exhibition in the | „ . . ,
■ II 1 ► V, I with Mrs, A, T, Lewis. |
(Governors Palace at u illinnisburg. „ ,
. Mi.ss Pauline Fields has returned
To tho.se who have .seen it there rop.’
, , to her srhool in Silk Hope after
ed oft and with an attendant mount-1 •
,, ,. . . , - , I spending the week with her parents,
mg giiaitl over it, it inspired a feel-, ” , i
. . ... . Mr. and Mrs, W ill Fields,
mg of awe to be able to examine the; * ,, t I
^ „ , , . , ,1 Mrs. Kdwin Watson, Mrs, J. E.
Gallow-ay copy at leisure. Typical of i . ,, ,, .
, , , , Muse. Mrs, Harry Lee Miller, Mrs,
the period was a book of verse en.' , "I, „ ,,
.-.1 J ^ T, . • I Midler and Mrs. O, D. Wallace
titled Gems ot Beauty, published in „ , , , I
... ... . spent Monday in Raleigh.
1836 which contained a poem dedi-1 ‘ “ ,
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cated to the birthstones representing i
, i.,. Hirth .\nnouneenieiif
the twelve months of the year. 1
, u 1 ' Mr, and Mrs. P. J, MelvinofRose-
Since he was here last year Mr, ■
_ „ . », • ' 1 boro announce the birth of a son,
Galloway has greatly increa.sed his'
. ■ .. u 11 1 „ ' John Shield.s on February 6 at Marl
number of mezzo tints by well known ^
, I■ • » » ' Flizabeth hospital, Raleigh. Mrs
artists. Of dramatic interest was an ^
, J T„ I Melvin was formerly Miss Katherine
imposing one of David Garrick. In.
c.u Ti T„v, Shields of Carthage.
stead of two of the John Leech'
sporting prints there were six on | ’
display. This addition to the collec-| Aass . Muse
tion i.s due to the two-page spread Mi.ss Grace Mu.se and Mr. Reid
which was given to the John Leech maiTied in
Civic Club Style Show
Proves Great Success
(larnients For All .Ajies Shown
by Tol’s Tojjfrery, Mrs. Hayes’
Shop and franjean's
They’re still talking about the
Civic Club Stylo Show held last
Friday, when gowns for nil ages
were shown by Tot’s Toggery, Mrs.
Hayes' Shop and franjean’s. Both
gowns and models scored distinct
hits, and Cail Thompson was inipres.
sive as master of cerf*m,onies. The
showing followed a delightful lun
cheon served in the clubhouse.
Models of the youthful garments
from Tot's Toggery included Miss
Patty Hobbs, Master Kirby Weeks,
Mi.ss Joan Sprinp, Richard Tarlton,
Billy Overcash, Tommy Oolden, Bet
ty Weatherspoon, Ann Stutz, Gar.
land Frank Pierce, Alec McI,^od,
Roy Temple Grinnell, Peter Grinnell,
Seawell Weeks, Kmma Louise Dorn,
Alice Ann Allison, Sara Kathryn
Hayes. Pauline May Nichols, Betsy
Barnum, Marie Porter, Helen Cam
eron, Jean Willi.'inis, Betsy Jean
Backer and Alice Rdd.y,
Among those modeling ginw-n.up
gowns for franjean’s and Mrs, Hayes
were Mrs, Emmett Boone, Miss Cath.
erine Prizer Mrs. George E, Lon
don, Mass Marjorie Jelli.son, Miss
Birdilia Bair, Mrs. Richard Tarlton.
Miss Eleanor Barron, Mrs. W. W.
Fuller, Mrs. K, Bolden Rice, Mrs, J,
M Sloan, Miss Lida Duke Blue, Mrs.
W. A. Leland McKeithen and Mrs,
Frank Shamburger’,
IIKAVV AI>VAN< i; SAI.K !
l'Oi{ SIMCKIt KI-;<'ITAI.
(Covlinui {} fri)in pope one)
Pines, Pinehiirst, Aberdeen, Pine-
bluff, and Sanford as patronesses,
Mrs, J. H. Andrews, Mrs. James
Boyd, Mrs. Jackson H, Boyd, Miss
Birdilia Bair, Mrs, W, H, Barnum,
M1.SS Margaret Bi.shop_ Mrs, K, S,
Blodgett, Mrs. Craighili Brown, .Mrs,
Frederick H, Burke, Mrs. Struthem
Burt, Mrs, Lucy Cameron, Miss
Florence Campbell, Mi.ss Martha Rm.
ley. Airs. Paul Dana, Mrs. A. V, Gib
son, Mrs, Millicent Ha.yes, Mrs, N, L,
Hodgkins, Mrs Alice B, Hunt, Mrs,
Krnest Ives, Mrs. W T. Ives,’ Mrs.
Almet Jenks, Mrs, George J, Jenks.
Mrs, George Johnson, Miss Liaura
KeI.'-ey. Mrs. Barbara F. Lansing,
Mrs, G, E. l„ondon, Mrs. M. W. Marr,
.Mrs J. L. McKinney, Mrs. A, J. Mc-
Kolwpy, Mrs. W. H, McNeill,
Donald Sherrerd, Miss Selma Stegall,
J, H. Towne. Mrs. K, B. Trousdell,
Miss Eleanor Valentine, Mr.s. J. K.
Walker, Mrs. J. Carlton Wicker,
Miss Catherine Wiley and Miss Mary
Yeomans.
Tho.se in Southern Pines having
rooms available for paying guesta
are requested to list them with City
Clerk Howard Burns. Printed lists
willl be furnished periodically to fill-
ing stations and other points for the
convenience of tourists inquiring for
acconiniodations.
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Virjrinia Thomas
NOTAKV I’lBLIC
E n. I.orenson Office
TELEfllONE 5774
prints in Life shortly after Mr, Gal-
Forest Hill Methodist Cliui’ch in
FOR EXTRA NiiLDH^SS,
EXTRA COOLNESS,
EXTRA FLAVOR.
CAflTiilS
Slow-Burning Costlier Tobaccos
lowav exhibited here last .^ea.son.'»■ Mr.s,,
Realizing how valuable was this pub.'daughter of Mr, M^.-vin
licity he immediately cabled to Lon-1 I
don and ^^•as able to pr.u-ure four Attending the maniagej
were Miss .\liicia Muse, Mrs, Floyd;
Xc-w also were the piints of old Barber, Harold Baker and Mr, andj
Italian panels of historical scenes Mis, G, A, McLaughlin of Carthage,,
which g:ive the appearance of tapes, ' i
try, each surrounded with a fine material the Harry Galloway e.xhibi-:
Uennissance bordei : a .splendid col- tion.« are especially rich in the love,
lection of Batiste 18th century flor- ly bird and flowe>- prints for which
!’>s and a number of marine and his collection is noted—the Thorntons,
fn.it Currier and Ives prints. With Brookshaws, Audubons and Goulds,
tJ’e last .Mr, Galloway unwittingly Ciiforgettable in its beauty is the
stimulated trade in one small town Iceland Falcon from the Audubon
'vhere he was exhibiting, .\ newly Elephant folio, 'vbich in its striking
rich inhabitant who had not attend- black and white is very modern in
id the evhihition inoiiired at the lo- feeling and treatment, although it
cal hardware store the next day for was done over a hundred years
those Currier knives which .she had T. Walter Plant of New York as-
been hearing so nuich about. sisted Ml-. Galloway in arranging the
In spite of this wealth of new exhibition.
SfUEVE
Every Friday Night 10:30 1’. .M.
C'oluiiibia Itroacl<-:i.sting S,vstem.
Hamlet Nehi liottling Co.
liiunh‘t, N. C.
Ei0rS^(^iP^'
Hefngimtof Value
^«,.^FRIGJDAfRB
Bargain Price Includes
All These Features:
• Fiimous Mctcr-Miset Mechanism
• Stainless Chromium Shelves
• Uni-Matic Cold Control with Automatic
Reset Defroster
• Big Cold Storage Tray
• Every Tray a famous Double-Ea,sy Quici-
ube Ice Tray with Automatic Tiaj’
Release and Instant Cube Release
• Doublc-''K'idth Dessert Tray
• 1-Piece All-Steel Cubinet
• Rugged Automobile Type Door Hinges
• Automatic Interior Light
• Opffn-Shut Freezer Door
• Exclussve F114 Refrigerant
• Acid-Resisting Porcetain in
partment.
...and many more!
Food Com.
(Moilel
Siiprr
KICE
I^sy terms
at an all-time low price
for a Frigidaire icith so
many de luxe features!
We’re now showing tiie big^’St, most
beautiful refrigerator bargain you’ve
ever seen. Tliis big, full 6 cu. ft. genuine
Frigicbire offers value plus! Just see how
much your money buys! Fv-'Mure after
feature the same as in Frijiu.iirc3 cost
ing $100 more! Here’s the biggest re
frigerator buy in town. Come in and
see it now!
Ms-ws/
only $114.75
Buys genuine 6 cii. ft. Frigi-
d.dre Brand new Miuh-l S\'8
I^)v\est I'rlcr Ever Offered
Hurry for thin big value.
XHe Trade Store
Tel. 7885
Frigidaire Sales and Service
Southern Pines, N- C.
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“National Cherry Pie Festival”
A !*roducer-C'onsiimer Campaign!
Colonial Red Sour Pitted
CHERRIES
,V11 IVnder FcmicI Stores are
Cooperating In the NatlomU
drive to move surplus stock
of CA.NNKI) CIIEUKIES
2 t' 19c
LANGS PICKLES
Dili or (iuarts OQ^
Sour Li Jars LO\j
BLACKEYE PEAS s., 3 17c
BLENDED JUICE 17c
MARSHMALLOWS ‘“7"15c
Peaches STzt: ISc
Sardines 3 13c
Macaroni fe, 325c
S' 2 lbs 27c
Bologna
Niblets
2 1-2 Can
10c
DOriiLE-FRESH
I). P. HLEM)
Coffee
20clb.
SI NSHINE Krispy
Creckers. lb.
P()PIM..\K Floating Soap,
3 for
HKEAJ), Triple-Fret^h,
Our Pride, Loaf
.MOTHER’S RELISH,
(Juart Jar
PURE L.\R1), Pound
Package
Pender’.s Select Sliced
IJ.VCON, 2 1-2 II).
Packa>;es
15c
lOc
8c
27c
10c
27c
Produce Specials Meat Department
IHTTO^e
cEeRY 15c Iff
Swill Pr
;i).
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!h.
10c POT ROAST 29c
iloned and Rolled
{•,\N( Y
G aperniit, 6 for 23c
n:Ksii
F^iKTS or
HAMS
]i>.
15c
PORK
TIIUNIPS. bcb. 10c RQAST, 19c
Fresh Today:
SAUSAGE u, 19c
Pl'RE PORK
Eerir Plants—Cauliflower—
Mushrooms — Broccoli —
KALE and RADISHES.
.4 FULL LINE OF SEED POTATOES
ItaB.i $4.90
RED BLISS 3
COBBLERS 3
Bags
$4.66
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