Friday, February 16, 1910.
Announcing ^
Belcano’s
Personal Represenlalive
liRS. MAUI) HARRIS
By Special Arrangement with the
-N Belcano Laboratories.
This experienced and gracious skin spe
cialist will be in our store for personal con
sultation.
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Mrs. Harris
has made a complete study of skin prob
lems and will gladly give you a courtesy
facial and advice as to your own needs.
It is a privilege to have this authority in
our store and her services are offered with
our compliments.
RemeniLer the dates—
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 19
Broad Street Pharmacy
U L. Hart, Proprietor
Phhonc 5411 Southern I’ines
TMK IMLOT. Southern Pintvs and Ahcrdcfn, North (’arolina
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The Week in Aberdeen
Mr. anil Mrs. J. Earl Parker an.
nounce the airival of a daughter,
Judith Ann, on Friday, February
9th. 1 f
Mrs. A. F. Yates celebrated her
77th 'birthday (Saturday, February
3rd. She received many cards and
several friends called dui'ing the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Creel ami
daughter Dolie spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Creel at Bis,
coe.
Mr. and Mr.<?. T. D. Vandergrift an.
nounce the arrival of u .son, Thomas
Dixon. Jr.. on Friday Kehiuary 9th.
Mr. and Mr.'!. Chailrs T. Creel
and daughter Dolie inotni-.'d to Fay
etteville Saturday to vipit their dau
ghter Lcitha, who is .a student nurse
at Pittman Hospital.
Mrs. O. C. Pe.N'niour .spent .«overal
days in Clinrlottc thi.s weok, vi:!itin,t?
her nicre.
\V. H. McXeill, Jr.. student at
Lees .McR,ie Colloge. .'^pcnt the week,
end with hi 5 Jlr. n'.l Mi>'.
W. II. McNeill. I
JTr.'!. r'liTi'st Lockey and hor pnr.,
enta, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Murl^y .^n,!
Mrs F. A. Cnmmir.?:s .'pent Th'.ii'R.
day in Fayettevil’i' shopivn.fr. rnd
while there called on F:I Hurley
Mr. and Mr.’. J. J. Milcy and son
Tony left T-'i fhcir Iicme at Ilaliirn,
Ga., today, rfter !sp<'n()ing some time
with Alr-s. Ti’ilcy’n pnrent.<t_ Mr. .■'ncl
Mr.s. Lawrence Wicker.
Mi.ss Betty Wlsentan i.s recuperat.
ing in Moore County Hospital where
she was operated on Tue.sday for ap. j
pendicitis. 1
Miss Mildred Smith spent the;
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Yank Smitti. i
Mrs. E. L. Pleasants is confined to
her home suffering from influenza.!
Mrs. Robah H. Fields who ,has|
been in Moore County Hospital, re-j
turned home Tuesday. , |
Among some of the children ab-1
sent from school with chicken pox
are Ludle Maxwell, Iris Matthews,
Adelaide Berg, Louise Edge, Ann
Harper Fields, and many others.
T()inuny Vann, employed by Harris
Klectric Company, was the winner
of $130.00 on Wednesday night at
the Aberdeen Theatre and Charles T.
Creel won the con.solation prize.
Roddy Fields is visiting his grand,
parents in Greensboro.
Mrs. A. C. McDonald returned
home Saturday from Washington, D.
C., after spending some time there
helping to care for her father.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Bobbitt and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Me.
McDonald attended the funeral of
Mr. Bowman in Candor last Satur
day.
Miss Bi'tty Wiseman spent a day
in Charlotte recently attending a
Iteauly .“^how. She also saw “Gone
Wit!i The Wind" while there .
Jane Grant Mann^ student at
Meredith College in 'Iw’iieigh, spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Nellie Mann.
Mrs. H. F. Burns and Mrs. E. C.
Kddy weie joint hostesses at a large
bridge tea at the Southern Pines
Country Club on Monday. About for.
ty guests were present.
AD', and Mrs. Albert Grawer and
aon Donald and Mrs. Margaret Glass,
all of Calnuit^ Mass., are at *he
Dogwood for an extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Galbie and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeman of
Union City, N. Y., Mi.ss Dorothy Live
say and Miss Mary Davenport of
Richmond^ Va., were week.end guests
at the Dogwood.
Karl Merrill, proprietor of Mer
rill's Pharmacy, who has been ill in
Moore County Hospital with oneu-
monia, returneil home on Tuesday.
The many friends of Arthur S.
Newcomb will be glad tn leani he
is much improved and will be home
the end of this week.
Mi.ss t'annie Mae Dunn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Dunn,
celebrated her 16th birthday last
Fiiday night with a party at her
home. The house was <Iecoratecl with
pear blossoms and pink crepe paper.
There wei'e about 30 of her young
friends there to help her enjoy the
occasifm. Games were playec* anc'
later in the evening the birthday
cake was cut and served with ho'
chocolate.
N. Baer and M. J. SniecJc of
Philadelphia, Pa._ have arrived at
the Magnolia Lodge for n ten-day
stay.
Mrs. W. C. Mudgett entort.Tined at
luncheon at the Village Court Grill
Saturday, honoring Mrs. Huntington
McLean. Other g'lest.^ were Mi's.
Reid Healy, and Mrs. Lawrence B.
Smith.
Mr. and Mr.^. Huntington McLean
of Milbrook, N. Y., were week.end
guestn of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B.
Smith.
Mrs. E. V. Perkinson entertained
the Weekly Bridge Club at her riome
on Wednesday. The member.' attend
ing were Mis. Carlton Wicker^ Mrs.
Charles 0,",xter. Mrs. Keii! r'lge, Mrs.
J. S. Milliken, Mr.s. U. F .Wiley,
Mrs. N. L. Hodgkins, Airs R L. Hart.
Mrs H. J Betterley, and Mrs Tliom.
as Black.
Mrs. Willinm F,. McCord ent< rtain.
ed a few friends at dinner Sunday.
Mi.ss Ruth Cani'^ron of Williams
burg, Va., spent the week-end with
her mother, Mrs. Lucy Canu-ron.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore
and daughter Jane are leaving Sun
day for Palm Beach, Fli., for an
extended .stay.
Mrs. William E. McCr-rd entertain,
ed at a small bridge tea at her home
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Geoi-ge Proctor and Mrs.
Walter Ives were joint hostesses at
a bridge luncheon Monday at the
Montesanti Spaghetti Camp, honor
ing Miss Effie Shaw. Guests were
Mrs. Hoyt Shaw, Mrs. John Erhardt.
Mrs. P. P. Pelton, Mrs. Harry Gage
and Miss Mildred Hatfield.
Miss Muriel Spaeth, .student j't
Greensboro College, is expected to
arrive today to speiid the week.end
with her mother, Mrs. Walter
Spaeth.
Hugh Sicard left the latter part
of the week for Florida where he
plans to spend about throe weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Burke
arrived in town the latter part of
la.st week after spending two week.-i;
in Nc’.v York.
.<=■.00 ^ for loc’l
sn.Mii: OF V Ai: amp.i i.wci:
(Cnyilinn-'! from jx'f/f ovr)
;i ppeciiil dfcroe of Fron.''h General
I T^radquarter.s, men pervir’cf with it
\ ill r.ot lose t’’.eir citi:^' "«hip.
I hnve been asked to net ns chair,
r.-nn for a p.->vit)I’ PlNrnTJllST-
.SOT^THF.RN PIXrS ambulance. I
rcccpted much against my will. I do
not like chairmanships and I destest
iai.‘'ing money. Too nuich of it is go
ing on. But when the world is on
fir« there are .some things you have
to do. The Southern Pines quota to
ward the ambulance, $1,000^ is com
ing along nicely; the Pinehurst quo.
tn is just being started. We have
raised to date in Southern Pines
around $600. We need $400 more.
Time i.s essential. WILL YOU HELP?
Any check large or small Is wel
come. It cannot be too small or too
large. Make It out to “The American
Field Service” and send to me. And
please help, and please remember
that it is an ungrateful task to raise
money for anything, even such a
magnificent and worthy object as
THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE,
Mi.'s Mildred Hatfield entertaineil;
a number of her friends Wednesday
nt a bridge luncheon at Skyline.
Miss Julia Mowry entertained
Thursday at a de.ssert bridge at her
I'.ome, Piiiewald. Her guests were
Mifis Adnline Cook, Mr.s. J. S. Mil
liken. Flcrenc!' Campbel', Mr .'
Hnrrv Ga^e, Mis. M. H. Turner.
Mi';; FHr-ibeth Lees, Mr.s. Colin C.'ir-'
I '. r .^nd Mrs. P. P. Pelton. Tv. o t.i-'
hies were in play and a prize was
presented to each player. j
V. J. Lee of Baltimore. Md., .spent;
a few days last week visiting Mrs. I
Lees at their home on Country Club |
Diiv'e. I
Mi.ss Bertha Lertz, of Baltimore, j
Md.^ Is the hou.se guest of Mrs. V. .1.!
Lee at her hom" on Country Club;
Drive. •
Mr and Mrs. James L. Dalbey of
Pittsburgh, Pa., have leased the
Harry Pethlck house on Massachu
setts avenue for the balance of the;
season.
Adrian Graves Is critically 111 In
a P ayetteville hospital.
Judge A. H. Johnston and his
daughter, Mrs. Johnston Homer of
Asheville, are ^ests of Mrs. Adrian
Graves for an extended stay.
Mrs. W. C. Mudgett delightfully
en«'rtalned at a bridge tea in her
'Kini.' .Monday afternoon, the guest.s
incliidiiig .Mis. J. H ..Vndrews, Mrs.
Coli:uii .Mus.ser, Mrs, Myron W.
•Mari^ .M’rs. K. S. Blodgett, .Mr.s. Nat
Hurd, Mrs. Richard Walla.-h, Jr.,
Mrs. Kinniett French and Mr.s. Ern
est Ives.
Mr. ,nd Mis. W. R. Royall and
(laughters of Rockingham spent the
weik.end with their mother, Mrs.
D. J Welch.
Mr.s Charles E. Crowell entertain,
at a small ten at her home on
ednt'.sday afternoon.
J. Fred Stimson and .Mrs. Ar
chie KiMgii.son will be joint hostesses
to the Junior Willing Workers on
Mond;iy evening. February 19 at 8:00
o'clock, at the home of .Mrs. Stim.
son on Vermont avenue.
Mr. and Afrs. (’hare.s K. Crowell
will have as their dinner guests Sat
urday .Mr. and .Mrs. Henry A. Piige,
Jr._ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Trous-
di ll, .Mrs. W. C. Mudget and .Mr. and
Mrs, George C. .Moore
Mrs Kenneh B Trousdell who has
been confined to her home for ten
days with influenza is able to be out
agi;in.
Recent dinner guests at Skyline
were Miss Florence Swan and her
father William G. Swan, Mi.ss Mary
Melcher and Mi.ss Marion E. Sheldon.
Mrs. Evel.vn Strother, who has
been spending some time at the Mag.
nolia Lodge, left Sunday morning
for her home in Wa.shington. D. C.
General and Mrs. F. W. Coleman
and Mrs. Nellie McAndrew spent
the week-end at Sk.yline, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Coleman. They
were on their way to their home
in Washington. D. C., after a stay of
two Weeks in Florida.
■Mi.ss Florence Swan and her fa.
ther, William G. Swan. Miss Mar.v
M, .\reU her and Miss Marion E. Shel
don returned Friday after a month's
stay in Florida.
.Mr. and Mjs. Cecil Robinson, Miss
Martha Himes and Mrs. Carrie Win-
tyen motored to Charlotte last
Thursday to see “Gone With The
\\ ind."
.Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. flyde ar
rived honu> Tuesday after an extend,
ed stay in Floiida.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Clark and Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph E. Davis were over-
ni,yht guest.s at the Woodwortli
Tuc.sday en route to Kh.rida,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sehekett of New
York City are at the Woodworth for
a week’s visit.
Recent arrivals at the Higliland
Lodge include Mrs. G. S. Kelley, John
V. Kelley and Eunice Fath and Mr,
and Ml’S. Chandler Potter all of
Buffalo. N. Y.: Mr. and .Mrs. J. O.
Rankin and .Mrs J. H. PovvelJ of
New Rochelle, N Y.; Lucy 'R. At
water and Mrs. Rachel Webster of
New Haven. Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. O.
Flerming of Glen Ridge, N. J.;! Mrs.
Margaret Fairbanks and Harokl Fair,
banks of Newport N. H., and Mary
Heath Davenport of Richmond, Va.
John K. Weeks arrived from New
York Tuesda.v night to spend a week
with his family.
Mrs. Richard H. Valentine of Staf
ford Springs, Conn., and Mrs. Ro.ss
M. Chapman of Baltimore, Md., house
guests of Miss Eleanor V\'ilentinc. left I
for their respective homes .Saturday !
morning. j
Mrs. Clifton John.son is confined
to her home with influenza.
Miss Fannie M. Benii-^ of Spring,
field. Mas.s.. arrived at the New
England House this week for an ex.
ten.led st:,y.
E. C. Loomis who has been con
fined to his home on account of ill-
nep.s, i.s much improved. ;
Mrs, M.-r.'i if ■' R. Pcy :!in! n Uob-i
ert are vi.-ilin'.T h*"' ‘md ;
Mrs. Thonia.s P.. P;vi'Ii.
W. Di;”.c.'i:i Mafthev;;5, who has'
been in J,To>'i(' C'iu;ily Hosi'ital f^r^
the n;ist t'n d.'iys, i;? ninth ir;:;'i■'’ved,,
CiV'eion II. P:'l^’-:er r.'turncd^
Tlnir.s'luy mornin" ry'^ndin'.;
several d.ays in New York. Tie h'ls
as his hou,'-e rrne.st.s for an extended;
ftay. Mf. and Mr,".. D. G. Perkins of;
Fairfield. Con>-.. j
The con-,'It given by Efrem J’iim-1
bali!"t coneert violinist, at Italei.srh;
tonight will be enjoyed by several
ladies froim the Sandhills. Compris
ing one party are Mrs. L. P. Wil
liams, Mrs. Charles W. Picquet, Mrs.
P. P. Pelton, Mrs J D. Sitterson.
Mrs. Margaret Zimmerman. Miss
Dorothy Tate, Mi.ss Catherine Pier,
.son and Miss Blanche Sherm.an.
Mi.ss Catherine Pierson retiirned
Friday from a ten day business trip
to New York.
1 AKKOW StilKIS
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a^ay..Be sure and see them and select your
colors.
$2 and $2.50
Also a few of the Arrow Sport Shirts.
BOTANY TIES
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Hand-woven Wools, too. Tw'eeds, plaids,
checks.
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■solection of the .season’.s gayest and
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...Indian paint pot Prints of pure dye
silk—Navy dresses with lingerie trim
—Suits in gabardine and tweed-
Skirts and Sweaters in paste!?
....Mo.jud Hosiery — Bags—Costume
Jeweirv—Bonnie Doon Socks
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Sweet, Clean, Odorless clothes cost .so little. Above all
else clothing is your most intimate po.ssession. It
should be protecteii by every mean.s of sanit.ation, and
this we guarantee.
Laundered Clothes (hiard Health
SOUTHERN PINES LAUNDRY CO.
Telephone (ilOl
Southern Pines
BIBLK STl'DV
An Interesting study of the book of
Phillppians was conducted in the
Vass Methodist Church Sunday, Mon.
day and Tuesday nights by the pas
tor. Dr. S. A. Maxwell.
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on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, offers
much to interest all poultry and egg
Producers.
We advise all interested to attend.
McNEILL & COMPANY
Southern Pines
Fayetteville