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Prlflay, MHrcli 7, 1941
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page tlirM
ONLY ONE MARRIAGE
UCEXSE IN FEBKU VRY
The only marriage license issued
Pinehurst Paragraphs
F. R. Razook spent the week In
in Moore county during the month of New York where he made prepara-
February was Issued last week to Al-! tlons for the Pinehurst Fashion Show
bert Donald Hurst of Blshopvllle, S.' which will be held I** the ballroom of
C.. and Uary EUlsabeth O’Callagban' the Carolina Hotel on Tuesday, March
of Southern Pines. Matx± got off to a 118. The event will be given for the
better start with one on the third; combined benefit of the Sandhills
day of the month to Grady F. Foster
of Hemp and Ruth Jane Seawell of
Carthage.
NEW BnJTUAL BURIAL
ASSOCIATION FORMED
A copy of the certificate of Incor
poration of Patterson Mutual Burial
Association Inc., Southern Pines,
was filed In the County Clerk’s office
In Carthage Monday. The Incorpora.
tors are A. B. Patterson, president:
Dorothy M. Patterson, secretary and
treasurer; Robert H. Beck, vice pres
ident, all of Southern Pines.
Advertise in The Pilot for ResultB^
chapter of the British War Relief So
ciety and the Moore County Hospi
tal.
Miss Elizabeth and Nora Jones have
arilved from Miami, Fla., to be with
Mr. and Mrs. A. S Cobum for sev
eral' months. Miss Elizabeth Jones
will again assist Mrs. Cobum in her
Cottage Shoppe.
rj. Edward Home ta Unprovbig fol
lowing an Illness which confined him
to the Moore County Hospital this
week.
Miss Thelma Blisg and Mr. and
Ington, D. C., Is visiting her son, the
Rev. A. J. McKelway and family. ,
The Junior Red Cross of the Pine
hurst School has been busy collect
ing articles of clothing for the Brit
ish War Relleg. There was a prize of
fered to the representatives who
worked the hardest and brought In
the most articles. These prizes were
awarded to the representatives of the
third and fourth grades. The clothing
was turned over to the Pinehurst
chapter.
C. E. Callaway of Charlotte has re
turned for the spring season.
Paul E^ferett of Raleigh spent the
week-end with his cousin. Miss
Brownie Mayberry.
Mrs S. R. Ransdall is visiting her
mother, who is ill. In Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gouger, Jr.of
lege; Miss Katherine Sledge and her
looRunate, Miss Eleanor Edwards
from Woman's College. Greensboro,
and Donald Currie, Jr., U. N. C.
David Hartsell underwent an oper
ation for mastoid Infection In a High
Point hospital last week.
Misses Hassle Sherrill, Jane Allen,
Bess Tillman ftnd Mary Louise Rid
dick entertained at Bridge Thursday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Harblson, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd M. Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Hale
have returned from Florida and will
spend the spring season with Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Thompson.
Jurors Are Drawn For
Two Terms of Court
First To Beirin March 24 and
Second March 31 in CarthaKe
Courthou^
Jurors for two terms of court the
first to begin on March 24th and the
second on March 31st, were dra’vn
Monday when the County Contunia-
Hioners met in regular session.
For the first term, they are
follows, by townships:
Carthage: C. F. Bames.
Bensalem; Grady Britt, J, H. Dowd,
The February meeting of the Par-1 WiUlams. Alton Richardson.
Mrs. Robert M. Pearse of OreensborO| Columbia, S. C., announce the birth
Sunnyfield High Quality
FLOUR
24 “.TSc
were guests Sunday of Mrs. William ^ of a son. W B. Gouger. Ill, on Feb-
H. Parkinson. Iniary 25th.
Mrs. A. J. McKelway. Sr., of Wash, i Among those attending the Duko-
— — ~ South Carolina basketball game in
Saturday were Mr. and Mn,.
J. W. Harbison, Miss Edna Gentry,
Mi.ss Mary Louise Riddick. W. H.
Campbell and E- B. Tilley.
Mrs. F. L. DuPont and Mrs Tal-
madge Shaw held a food sale Satur
day as their contribution to the bene
fits for the hospital.
Among students at home for the
week-end were Miss Margaret Mc
Kenzie from Flora Macdonald Col-
SUGAR 10
Pa^r 490
Bag ■ ^
OLEO ^ 2
iS 19e
TOMATOES £ 4
25e
SALMON 2
y 29c
Cans ■■ ^
PIIPCCP Tasty
Ij II t k V t Wholesome
Lb *|9c
BLUE ROSE RICE,
PEA BEANS or
PINTO BEANS
Each
Per
l.b.
5
Fresh
Green
Firm
Heads
White
Maine
Nice Size
Florida
Peas lb. 10c
Lettuce 2 for 13c
Potatoes pounds
17c
10c
10
pounds
Grapefruit t
Beef Roast
TLamb
Smelts
29c
33c
Oven or
fot
Leg O’Lamb oSLy
A&P Qnality lb
BROILERS !£ lb 29c
lb.
lb 29c
29c
THIS TOP QUALITY LOAF
Again we say—"Just look ot the
sizel Just look at the pricel" and
you'll realize what a tremendous
soving this fop quali^ loaf offers
you every day I And—it’s DATED|
mi !»• It m sm
LARGE
V/2 LB.
LOAF
mp FOOD STORES
A‘jg QPgl.A'fr 8V TH<- a'L«n->C ^
PINEHURST and SOUTHERN PINES
ent-Teacher Association will be h«fd
Tuesday afternoon at the school when
Miss Ruth Lilly will present a pro
gram on Safety-
Miss Harriet Shniinglaw accom
panied the following young people to
Chapel Hill Saturday evening where
they heard the Westminster Choir of
Princeton. N. J., give a concert in
Hill Music Hall: Bobby Viall, Wil
bur Currie, Jack Taylor, A. B. Sally.
Robby DuPont. Mark W’hitseil, Eliz
abeth^ Welsh. Frances Shaw. Helen
Fields and Fred Fields.
A meeting' of the Advisory Board
of the Pinehurst Forum was held
Monday, The last Forum will l>e held
April 24th and will feature the Un
iversity of N'orth Carolina Symphony
Orchestra under the baton of Dr.
Benjamin Swalin. Tho.>?e attending,
Sheffield: Walter J. McNeill A
Moore.
Ritter; C. L. Purvis, Rufus Wil
liams, Curtis Cavlness.
Deep River: J. E. Mashburn.
Greenwood; R. W^ Smith.
McNeill: W. E. Cox, Jr., J. A. Wil
liamson, Wallace Bryant, A. Ballard
Cox.
Sandhill: J. F Brown, John M.
Howarth, M. P. Russell. W. A. Rosy.
Mineral Springs: D. B. Black, Carl
ton A. Thomas, M Cole, M. C. Mc
Donald. Jr.
Cailhage: C L. 'Roberts, J. A.
Crutchfield, D, L. Stultz, Poodrow
Wiihoit, W. G. Kennedy, Robcn. *e
Kelly. I
Bensalem: Roscoe G. Wallace.
Sheffield; Rufus Owens, Edgar
^illiaai Jameson & Co., iuc.«N.Y
Dr. J. I. Neal
VETERINARIAN
Southern Pines, N, C,
were Dr. DeWitt B. Nettleton, H. H. I
Ritter: Curtis T. Garner, Q. A. |
LEGAL NOTICE
■Tohnson, the Rev. A J. McKelway, j Woodrow Maness, E. G. Wll-
ORTH OAQOUNA,
TOORE coiJTirnr.
IN TIIE SrPEBIOR COURT
J. Pryor Williamson, the Rev. F.
Craighill Brown, Judge H. F. Seawell
and Miss Mildred Mason.
Roger E. Frye of Washington, D.
C., a native of Pinehurst. has been
promoted to assistant to Dr. A. Ma-
gruder MacDonald at the new Di.s.
trict of Columbia morgue, an ultra
modern, glareless tile structure at
19th and I streets. Roger is a son of
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Frye
Mrs. E. L. Barber conducted Bible
Widow A Duncan *Kplstles of John Tuesday
NtyriCE OF SERVICTC BY
PUBLICATION
Town of Southern Pines, Plaintiff,
Hams, L F. Howard
Greenwood: J. A. Shaw.
McNeill: C. P. Osborne, George R.
Straka.
Mineral Springs: H. G. Jordan, W.
M, Bosworth, Paul Garrison, Charles
Lawrence McDonald.
E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storage
ADVERTISE IN THE PILOT.
Caroline Martin,
Reed and wife. Rose M. Reed, de
fendants.
The defendants, A. Duncan Reed
Tnd wife. Rose M. Reed, will take no-
tive that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Moore County, North Caro-
I lina, to foreclose certain tax liens;
and the said defendants, A. Dimcan
Reed and wife. Rose M. Reed, will
further take notice that tjiey are re.
quired to appear before the Clerk of
he Superior Court of said County
I v.'ithin thirty days from the service of
I the Summons, and answer or demur
to the Complaint In said action, or
, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
1 for the relief demanded in said Com
plaint.
I Dated this 17th day of Februarj,
'1941.
: JOHN WILLCOX,
! 2l,M14 Clerk of the Superior Court.
evening at the Community Church
with about .50 women of the auxiliary
In attendance. Mr« 'r, p. Cheney and
’^rs, Rassle B3. Wicker served punch
and cookies followinsr the stvidy.
Wade H. Coffey has returned from
Norfolk where he was a ration! in a
hospital for several weeks. He and
Mrs, Coffey, fire giieats of their dau
ghter, Miss W R. Johnson, and son,
David G. Coffey.
Suhsrrihe tn The Pilnt, Moon
Couvty’s Ijcnding Nctvx-Weekly.
Forget YOUR Wash^^ay Worries
kJust Oal] G101
Have .voiir clothes washed ’.vith a mild and sterliz-
in)T soap that has been te.siH and re-tested by the fin
est laboratories in Ihe country.
Remember To Call 6101
SOUTHFRN PINES LAUNDRY CO
“The Laundry Does It Best”
Telephone (?101 Snulhern Pines H
•j
iiimvAmtixttsxastmmtmna
; NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
j Having qualified this day as Ad-
I ininistratrix of the Estate of Violn
I A. Gargis, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
said estate to present them to the
undersigned Administratrix w ithin
twelve months from tnis t’ate, other
wise this notice will bo pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons m-
flebteded to the said estfite will please
make immediate payment.
Dated this 29th day of January,
1941.
LETA MeBRlDE
Administratriv of the Estate of Viola
A. Gargis, deceased. '
J. Vance 'Rowe, Attorney J31-M7
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BV
PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
MOORE OOUNTV
In The Superior Court
June Price
vs.
May Criscoo Pricc
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Moore County,
North Carolina, for the purpose ol
obtaining an absolute divorce fron-
the defendant by the plaintiff on ac
count of more than two years sepa
ration of the plaintiff and defend
ant; and the defendant will further
take notice that .she is required t(
appear and answer or demur to th<
complaint now on file with the Clerl<
of Superioi Court of Moore County
within 30 days or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief de
manded In said complaint.
This the 13th day of Februarj
1941.
JOHN WILLCOX,
Clerk of Superior Court
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