A Friday, November 22, 1940. ■SftSsJJt'.?:.:. ....J I THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina Page Thrm BENEFIT PARTY DEX'EMBER 6 FOR SANATORIUM PATIENTS The antiTia] benefit party sponsored by the SunHhine Club uf the North Carolbia Sanatorium will be given on Friday evening, December 0 at the Sanatorium Nurses’ Home. The play ing of bridge rook and other games will start promptly at 8:00 o’clock and at the conclusion of the evening the winner at each xable will receive an attractive prize. The proceeds will bo used to help the indigent pa tients at the Sanatorium. Friends of the Sanatorium are requested to keep the date in mind and plan to attend this most enjoyable affair. Everyone Invited. mRRIAG ELICENSE A marriage license ha.s been issued from the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore county to George M. Kendall and Marie Louise Nee, both of Brooklyn, . Y. Pilot Want ads are bringing excel lent results. I’ROF. BLIS)4 ADDRESSES SOUTHEASTERN ALUMNI L. .1. BARWOOD WILL FILED FOR PROBATE AT C \RTIL\OE building on Broad street. Prof. Louis D. Bliss, president of the Bliss School of Electrical Engi neering spoke to the gathering at the banquot of the Southeastern Alumni Association held at the Southern Pines Country Club last Saturday evening. Some 50 members and their guests gathered from many distant points of the Southeast heard a splen did address. Men from fifteen classes were present. Other speakers at the meeting I were R. L. Chandler, district mana-j ger of the Carolina Power & Light | Co.; Philip J. Weaver, superintendent I of Southern Pines Schools; R. S. Du-j rant, general manager of the tele-; phone company. The entertainment, of the evening consisted of music by| Lloyd Woolley, Jr., B. A. Hurley and F. W. Singleton. ( Norris Russell of the Southern j Bell Telephone Co. of Charlotte also j addressed the gathering and present ed a special movie reel prepared by A copy of the will of Leon J. Bar- wuod, late of Brookline, Mass., has been filed for probate In the office of the Clerk of Court of Moore coun- ^y- In addition to members of the family, the Associated Jewish Phil anthropies, Inc., a Massachusetts cor poration, the Cambridge Council, Boy Scouts of America, Inc., and the American Civil Liberties Union of Brookline were remembered in the will. The estate was valued at not more than $85,000. 1925 Frank Via 11 and Frank Kayior have leased the Southern Pines Ga- lage. E. D. Putnam and son of Antrim, N. H., will open a post card and de veloping studio in the old Sawtelle studio. 1920 All N. C. A&P Store.s Will Be Closed THANKSGIVING OPEN LATE AaP PUMPKIN 1 Q< Ocean Spray Cranberry 2 17-oz. OQp Cans SAUCE Ann Page—except Strawbenr Raspbtrry PRESERVES I 15< REDI-MEAT — 's?23> FLOUR -S' 24 B 79. aO’CLOCKE: 3 « 87< OXYDOL t H« te II* P&e 80AP “J*, IVORY SOAP to ID* TURKEYS TONS lb HENS lb 2Sc 27c A. & P. (|uali(,v Sirloin Steak lb. 29c Pork Hams half or Ik whole 15c Fillet Haddock lb. 19c Nince Neat lb. 19c Florida medium size 10c Ur£inges large size l? l-2c California Iceberg Lettuce head 7k Green Tender Brocolli lb. 10c UrdpClIllIl large size each 4c Home Grown Turnip Salad lb. 5c A&P FOOD STORES OV«'WtO AMO OPfRATED BY THP GRE*T aTiaNTIC K '•CIW' PIN»EHURST and SOUTHERN PINES his company. At the business meeting the fol lowing officers were elected for the coming year: Lloyd L. Wooley, pre.s- icient, Robert Hender.wn, secretary- treasurer; Carl G. Thompson, vice- president. All of these men are lo cated in Southern Pines. It seems ihat all the alumni like to come to Southern Pines for their meetings ns this is the second con.secutive one held here. Prof. and Mrs. Bliss stopped at the Highland Pines Inn while here for several days and were much impress ed with this section. Some confusion and inconvenience has been experienced about town from the fact that no two clocks seem to agree as to the time. The drinking trough on Pennsyl vania avenue, has been painted and thoroughly cleaned for the benefit of our dumb friends. The Rev. Herbert E. Fo.ss dies. I9t( The director.s of the Civic Club are: Mrs. Eugene Leavitt. Mrs. W. P, Swett, Mrs. J. S. Reynolds, Mrs. J. C, Stanley, Mrs. L. S. Johnson, Mrs, N. J, Mills, Mrs. O. H. Weed. 1910 I Phineas P Whitehouso, 68, dies. Seasonal resident sincc Last Friday night the home of Baxter Mclver in Wept Southern Pines, caught fire from a lamp in an upstairs room and quickly burned to the ground. wants chickens has to go down a lit tle deeper in his pocket. Twelve and a half cents from the wagons, live v.Tight, is about the ruling price, and the retailer in town gets more.. A reception was given the Rev. Dr. H, K. Fo.ss and family at the King’s Oaughters' Hall by the ladie^ of the Congregational Church. I9