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THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, March 7, IMl
THE PASSING
YEARS
BY CH.\R1JCS MACACIJCY
Flr*t W«ek of MarrJi
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- WeU aimed shots gets negro jail-
t>raker. Chief Newton scores hit in
liieel after chasing man for half a
rnile
Southern Pines Horse Show great
success.
• Mrs, Maude Grearson was hostess
at a bridge luncheon last Friday.
Mary Wintyen elected pres
ident of Bird C3ub.
Comings and Goings in Vass
Birth .Vnnounccmeiits | Theatre Party
A birth announcement of general | A. M. Cameron was host to local
Interest here is that of a daughter | boy scouts and their scoutmaster at
born Monday in Rex Hospital to Mr. the Carolina Theatre on Thursday
and Mrs. Elvey Thomas of Raleigh.' night of last week at a showing ol
Mr. Thomas was reared in Va.ss and
has many relatives in this section.
They have a son, Elvey, Jr.
Mr and Mrs. W. U. McCraney re
ceived news last week of the arrival
"Land of Liberty.”
In the party were Scoutmaster W.
E. Gladstone, Scouts "Dutch" Hudson.
A. Mac Cameron, Franklin Beasley,
.lack Blevins, Harrison Stutts, Thom-
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ttaces on the 14th attract pick of
^eeplechasers
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Sherman re
turned from a trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. G<>otge C. Moore en
tertained at a buffet supper on the
occasion of their 15th wedding an-
niver-saiy.
1931
West Southern Pines taken over by
City.
Municipal Recorder’s Court for
^\ithern Pines cheated by General
Assembly. Mayor names Dr, E. M.
Poate a.s Recorder.
of a new grandson, the second chila as Campbell. Buster Jesaup, Frank-
of Mr, and Mrs. Relmond McCraney. j hn Gilliland, Hugh McLean, Max Ed-
at the home of Mrs. McCraney's par- wards, Oscar Klingenschmidt and
ents in Columbia. This is the fifth Bobby Alexander and Mr. and Mrs.
grandchild for the McCraney’s, all | Cameron.
boys. I _
! Personals
.\tt«nd Funeral Miss EMna l^nkford of Cameron
In Recorder’s Court
Every Defendant Found Guil
ty and Several Lose Their
Drivers’ License
A dozen cases were tried in Re
corder’s Court Monday and not one
defendant heard the welcome words,
“not guilty," The greater nurrher
chose the pay out method rather than
the work out, and practically all of
this group were allowed to pay a
part of the total amount and have
additional time in which to raise the
remainder.
Dorothy Wade, white, of Southern
Pines; Pearlie J. Gordon, white, of|
West End Route 1, and Loranza Quick'
were fined $50 and the costs in
drunken driving cases and their li
censes were revoked for a year.
Henry Kelly drew three months for
assaulting Elizabeth Kelly with a
payment of the costs and upon con
dition that he not appear In a pub
lic place while under the Influence
of liquor within twelve months. Car
lisle was charged with assaulting
James Katson with a knife.
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The following Vass members of the week.end .with her cousins,
ladies Bible class of the Methodist Williams and Miss Thel-
Sunday School attended the funeral Cooper.
of John A. Barber, father of Mrs. J. Mrs. W. H. Abernathy and
M. Davis, class secretary, at Carth- knif7'and’tw7‘montL on 7ch’arge o"f
age Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. H. A. "ith Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Aber-
Boiat, Mrs. W. C Leslie. Mrs. W. B.
Graham, Mrs. W. T. Cox, Mrs. C. L. Gladstone
Tyson, Mrs. S. R. Smith, M.-S. Charles'Saturday in Charlotte. ^.^yiavin^ ThaU Black and assault-
Gschwind Mrs. H. C. Callahan. Mrs i “
W'. P. Parker and Mrs. G. W, Grif- Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
trespassing on the lands of V. L. Dav
is.
J. C. Rosser, whit?, charged with
1986
The freight dump is moved at last.
1^0 freight siding has been moved in
front of the passenger station, and
the siding re-laid between Vermont
and Maine avenues.
The Sandhills Information Bureau
announces the opening of an office
in the Arcade Building.
1931
At the annual meeting of the Ro-
«|ue Club the following officers were
elected: W. P. Bodfi^. president;
D L. Drew, vice president; John
Humphrey, secretary and treasur
er.
We are proud of our boys. The
Scouts have made 35 signs to be
on interesting street corners.
Dr, Edward Green of Star, who is '
engaged in missionar>' work among
tK:' mountafci whites, was in town
Sunday.
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’“By a wholly unaccountable but
»i0.st regretable blunder Mrs. Drew’s
innocent Saturday afternoon’s bridge
frirty was turned into a very wicked
pffair by substituting Sunday for
Saturday. The editor was stormbounj
th.'it day and the devil’ must have'
monkeyed with the proof.”
1911
An informal reception was given
• t the Wheeler on February 28th, by
Mrs. H. G. Rogers and her daught
er, Mrs. Nettie Ayres, the occasior;
t>ein^ the golden wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wheel,
cr.
■‘Free: A beautiful gasoline flat
iron will be given to the one who
makes the largest amount of cash |
purchase."! from February 25th, to j
March .ISth—A. J. Thomas, hard-1
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ware.Adv.” |
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The home of Miss Lizzie Brown |
about three miles south of Southern j
Tines was burned flat last Monday!
afternoon. Mr. and Mi's. Percival had i
just received their household goods i
from New York and lost everything. i
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M. Cameron during the week-end.
Mrs, W. T. Cox returned last week
ing him with intent to kill, was found
guilty of assault and battery. His
three months sentence was to be sus
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^.B. H. Butler of the Pittsburgh'
Tjwnes. accompanied hy his son, Mas-1
ter Donald S. Butler, have been!
spending a short vacation with us.
The woods are burning in differ
ent directions.
I
NIAGARA
;,E. S. Robio returned to his home in
Plymouth, N. H., Wednesday after
Spending: some time here.
s'Mrs. D. D Cameron i.s visiting rel
atives near Sanford.
► Mr and Mr-s W. E. Johnson and
Hamet.Gay spent Monday in
p.ileigh and Durham.
♦ Mrs. L. D. ^Tilliams and Mrs. John
fc'ci'f recent :<hoppcrs in Raleigh.
j, J. ~y. Snipes spent Saturday tn j
pnloigh.. ;
• i The Rev. J. L. Foster of Elon Col- j
|ege filled his regular appointment i
^ere Sunday
I Clarence Gargis spent the week
%nd with relaUves in Raleigh.
Large size 21c Giant size—59c
Palmolive, 4 for 25c
Bath size, 4 for 26c
Klek. 3 for 25c
Giant Octagon Soap, 6 for 2&c
Large Octagon Powder, 2 for .. 9c
Octagon Toilet Soap, 2 for ... 9c
Octagon Cleanser 5c
Octagon Soap Chips, 3 for 25c
Large Size 19c
Octagon Granulated Soap,
3 for 25c, Large 19c
from a month’s visit with her dau- payment of the costs
ghter, Mrs. M. B Willis, who recent- “P°" ‘'«"dition that he not molest
ly moved from Onancock, Va., to Sal-
isbury, Md j Wilborn Person pleaded guilty to
Mre.’ Odell Oldham, who for the drunkenness and carrying con-
past several weeks has been working weapons, namely, brickbats.
In the telephone office in Sanford, I sentence was suspended
was at home for the week-end. |“P°" Payment of the costs and upon
Mrs. Maggie CulberUon of Flor- condition that he not drink fntoxi-
ence, S. C., came Sunday to spend a ^ within twelve months,
few days with her sister, Mrs. John' C^ovington and Will Curlee,
W. Smith, of upper Hope county. j colored, of Southern Pinet-, found
Mr and Mrs. W. E, Gladstone, g“*'ty ^ith deadly weapons
j Mrs. G. W. Brooks and Mrs. Bertie were given 60.day sentences sus-
; L. Matthews attended a musical ser- Ponded upon payment of the costs.
^ vice at the Church of Wide Fellow-! Petty paid the costs in a care-
jship in Southern Pines Sunday even-j'ess and reckless driving count and
: ing. 1 his 30-day sentence was suspended.
Mrs. Robert Waddell of Southern Earley Carlisle, found guilty of as-
Pines visited Mrs. T. Cox and with a deadly weapon, was giv-
; family Saturday night and Sunday, two months, to be suspended upon
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. McLean, Hugh
McLean and Miss Myrtle McMillan
visited Miss Catharine McMillan in
Raleigh Sunday afternoon.
George Stutts has been ill with
pneumonia for several days, but is
"retting along very nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortis Thomas and
'‘amily and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Keith
and daughter, Kay Frances, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crouse of Carth.
f.ge Sunday. They also called on
John EViker in the Moore County
’’^o.snital. Mr. Baker, who has pneu-
''nia, is making satisfactory prog
ress toward recovery.
ATiss Glennie Keith of Raleigh vis
aed her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H.
over the week-end
Mrs. W. C. Cox and small son.
Clyde, Jr., are .spending a few days
v'tvi their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
crt Boggs, near Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Batchelor and
family of Jone.sboro Route 1. Mr. and
Mrs. Verne ^Hamilton of Jonesboro
/^d Mr. and Mrs. Pell Winstead and
son of Sanford vi.sited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Abernathy Sun-;
day afternoon. [
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Smith of Ral-1
eigh came Sunday night on account |
of the critical illness of their broth- i
I er, D. A. Smith.
I Franklin Matthews of Fayette- |
j ville visited his mother, Mrs. Bertie '
I L. Matthews, last week-end. i
! W. J. Allen and grandson, Frank- ‘
j lin Gilliland, went to 'Raleigh Satur. |
day. Mr. Allen spent the week-end
with his granddaughter. Miss Angie'
Marie Gilliland, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Wiggins. Miss Gilli
land is a student at Miss Hardbarg-
er’s secretarial school.
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Southern Pines
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Southern Pines 7353
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Cash or Time Sales
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To stop in and see us when in town
Extra low prices on WTieeling Channel Drain Roofing.
Farm equipment and repairs at low prices. Groceries,
too. While here stock up and save the difference. We
always have specials.
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C irthage, N. C.
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To
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Taxpayers
Moore County
I/IIEG’LAR FELLERS
The Life After Death
Notice is hereby g-iven that the Board of
County Commissioners of Moore County
will meet as the BOARD OF EQUALIZA
TION AND REVIEW at the Court House
in Carthage on Monday, March 17, 1941
for the purpose of hearing complaints
about 1941 valuations for those living in
McNeill, Sandhill and Mineral Springs
Township; Tuesday, March 18, 1941 for
those living in Carthage, Bensalem, Shef
field, Ritter, Deep River and Greenwood.
No complaints will be considered after the
work of the County Board of Equalization
and Review is completed on March 18th.
This March 4th, 1941
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MOORE COUNTY
By Gene Bvme.s
EVEI.YN EDSON
■ Notary Public
Telephone Office N. H. At*
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