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Page Two THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina Friday, March 14, 1941. THE PILOT Published each Friday by THK PIH)T, Incorporated, Southern I*lnes, N. C. NELSON C. HYDE Editor DAN S. RAY <ienerul Manager CHARM'S MACAIXEY AdvertlsinK Manager K. PutlpT. Viri^iwia Crwl. Besait* CulllimfwJ, SubKcrtptioa Raten; One Yadr »2 .0<i SIr Months $1.00 ■niree Moaths -50 Entered at the P«stoWl«e at South ern Pines, N. C., as second dass mail natter. SATl RDAY IS RACE DAY Saturday is the Sandhills big day, bringing to the commun ity the largest crowd of each year. Just hov, many gather around the big oval for the an nual Steeplechase races we can not say, but it is roughly esti mated at from 12,000 up. They come from all parts of the coun try, and scores of them see this section for the first time. These races are put on for sport’s .sake, but there is no single event that so well advertises these mid-South resorts. We extend a most cordial wel come to the.se visitors. And we extend the sincere appreciation of the community to the Sand hills Steeplechase and Racing Association for providing an event of such high calibre—the; only thing of its kind in North Carolina—to entertain them. THE POCKETBOOK KNOWLEDGE •rtiE cusImi or SEWWS BUTfOtW £»J AENSO^StfEVfS 0RI6INATEP IN -THE le'CWTURyWNW F1iE0tRlC»< THE great ORPERep ROWS OF a/TltJNS , SECUE0.ON THE < ' MK miSlAN OOATOS TO FRON> \W1PIN6 IWeiR WCES \MW Tt«B SlEE«#-TrtUS S0II.M6 TWeM- /r 1,250 2 Yx yEARS TO 8UILP OA/e CHUISBR 0 IM AN6WER TO THE NATION-5 DeFPN6E NEEOS. U 6 AIRCRAFT FACTORIES LAST YEAR f^e/>KlV DOuBLeO their FIOOR SR*CE ThE TyPiCAL wos ► ER EMPLO^tD OtJ A 5-OAV WfEK, '•JOOKi /til Of L -r-fll Of n/StWV' TO (•*, ‘■'s repair ta»cs - ”yx)N6 BiAoes' OF FNaiANO 6AVc 6R0u/in6 TDmATO PittNfS TO A5 •SyMftOL^ Of TKe.e LOVE Grains of Sand Spring must be here. Peii Hines appeared at The Pilot office Tuesday' with a string of fish he’d hauled out if the waters at Lakeview. The sudden death last Saturday of | Shewood Anderson, noted author, brought deep regrets to friends here. Ml’ AneU'i;son has visited Jamts Boyd on « nwnibqr ‘rf occasions anil met many «f the local citizens. He was one of "The Free Company” au thors secured by Mr. Boyd for the radio .series now broadcast each Sun day afternoon to combat subversive propaganda. Whether he completed Ais contribution before his death we do not know. We ho]ie so. SPORTING BOOKS Racing Hunting The Art of Riding The hest books about Horses imd I)os« at HAYES’ John Weld's new book, “The Pard- ners,” won high praise in a review in last Sunday’s New York Times, which says this story of a “zooming gold town” of '49 and ’50 " contains the real stuff, has veracity and along with it the power of evocation. It adds up, also, to a corking good story, whatever your taste in West erns.’’ Mr. W'eld wrote much of his book while spending last summer in Sou thern Pines. • I SANDHILLS BOOK SHOP Broad Strwt Southern Pines, N. C. •4 FligHland Ljodge A QUIET HOME-LIKE FAMILY HOTEL Pleasantly Located on Veijniont Avenue Near the Pines SE.\SON tK'TOBKR 1ST TO JI NE 1ST THE PASSING YEARS BY CH.\RLES MAC.4ULEY Se<'»nd Wet'k of Slarch JACKSON SPRINGS I 1940 I In payment for baby chicks W’. , H. McNeill receives fifty dollars, all pennies. Total weight, 35 pounds. Miss Elinor Valentine, Mrs. Cora Lewis and the Misses Iris, Mary Alice and Dorothy Tate motored to Chapel Hill to attend the play giv en by the Carolina Playmakers. Miss Louise Blue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W^ E. Blue, was initiated into the Alpha Gamma Delta Sor ority at Qiieens-Chicora College. 1936 R. S. DuRant elected president of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. D G. Stutz entertained at luncheon at the Hollywood for Mrs. Jeanette Baxter and Miss Wilma Baxter of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Richard Tarlton. IBS I “OPEN COVENANTS OPENLY ARRIVED AT" tm Everj’ progressive town grows. And in its growth there comes a day when it must extend its territorial limits. That day is not a popular one with those who have been liv ing on the fringes ana enjoying the advantages oi "ity life with out the necessity o: visiting the city tax collector. That i.s nat ural ; none of us likes to pay any more than we can help in these days of high living costs. But all progress calls for sacrificies. And the nearby neighbors must know that “der tag" is coming. Southern Pines, iluring the past week, has been torn asun der bv sudden action of its May.f and Board of Commis sioners in voting to present a bi41 to llse State Leginlature call- ins’ foi’ the annexation of a large block of adjoining terri tory. This little war, it .seems to i The Pilot, could have been j avoided. There does not appear) to have been any rea.son for| waiting for the eleventh hour; before acting on so important a | returned from matter. Acknowledgedly, the .‘subject l Mau,i Parker child returned of the eX})ansion of the corporte ! s,.,turday from New York. area has been ' under advise-j * ment and discu.ssed for .some j nj..| time b,\ the town board. Wh\ i Messrs. Tiers and Kahler are now the public should not ha\e l>een j c^ttin^^ aspiu'agus nn the Happy taken into its confidence, the j Y^upy f^rm. whole matter thoroughly stud-i h. B, Sanford of Beverly, Mass.. ied. proper time given for the [has purchased the .Sandahl proper- outlying property owners to ad-l^y on the corner of Bennett street just themselves to a new or-jafnj jjew Hampshire avenue. On der, is difficult to understand.jijjy ist, the house will open as a Secrecy has no place in public hotel under the name of the Bever- Dy-namite figures in Poate oourt I ase. Neighborhood feud in Manley wiixls up in new Municipal Record er's Court. John W. CrawshaM' dies. in her 19’i6 Mrs. Frank Bailey dies home on Illinois avenue. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Van Camp a trip to Flor ida. affairs; nor has haste where it can be avoided. It is not to bo wondered that the State Legisla ture threw out the bill when pre* sented. Better the advice of Wood row Wilson in his w’ords: “Open covenants openly arrived at.” ly. BASKKKTB \LI> TOI K VAMKNT IV CAKTH.AGK MARCH lt-17 The fourth annual Sandhills Semi. Pro basketball tournament, a lour- c’ay affair, will open play in Carth age March 14. The finals will be run ofr March 17. Fuquay Spring Falcon.s won last year’s tourney: the Charlotte Sprinx Club. 1938 winner, was runner-up. Both teams plan to be on hand this year. Others teams entered are the Lumberton Old Timers, Sanford Lions, Pinehurst Outlook. Hemp Red Robin.<?, and Lillington All-Stars. Archie McLeod of the Carthage Junior Chamber of Commerce is chairmay of the Jaycees sports com mittee. For further information on the tournament, communicate with McLeod, P. O.. Box 275, Carthage. Easter Cards, Favors and Booklets at Hayes.’ 1914 Mnnager i*’. (Jtto Knabe, the hu man pepper box who u.«od to blow in the wake of Boss Dooin. came to Southern Pines on Thursday at the head of the new Baltimore Federals. There were 21 in the party and oth ers will arrive later. In just a few years ten Sciipper- noug vines will earn for you .5100 oi' more each vear Adv. 1911 Lakeview in mourning. Loch Crystal hotel, recently completed, burned to the ground. One woman cremated in the building and anoth. er dead from the shock of injuries received while being re.scued. The Rev. E- W'. Souders, pastor of the Congregational Church for the past three yeais, honored on the 68th anniversary of his birth. 1906 In the absence of Mrs. Hartwell and son, occupying the Thomas cot tage on Maine avenue, fire was dis covered in the house Tuesday after noon. The fire company responded to the alarm, extinguishing the blaze Mr. and Mr.s. W. A. Capers of Lit tleton stopped over with Mrs. Capers parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Biuton, a few hours Tuesday on their way to Fort Benning. Ga-, where Mr. Capers ■Vi’ill be .“itationed. Capt. Capers was stationed here for a while as lieuten ant in the C. C. C. Camp. Miss Vysta Markham of the Health department in Fayetteville spent the week.end with her mother Mrs. Ada Markham. Mrs. Ed Kelly of Washington, D, C.. is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Richard son. She expects to go from here to Jacksonville, Fla,, where her hus band will be stationed. Mr, and Mr.s. Lacy Thomas and Mr, and Mrs. Eii Thomas of Char lotte, and Miss Catherine Thomas of Southern Pines called on Mr. and Mrs Herbert Carter Sunday. Don Matheson passed through the village last week. He has reaently been transferred to North Carolina from New York City In government inspection work. Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Thomas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thom as in Southern Pines, driving over to F(*rt Bragg in the afternoon, Thw Home Demonstration Club met wtih Mrs, W. W’. Hurley last North Carolina now holds the rank of Number One sweet potato produc ing state in the nation. North Carolina families during 1940 received an aggregate of $13.. 779,900 from life insurance companies in settlement of death claims, the In- stit\ite of Life Insurance announces. :: 9 • « »• • • • • it • « MRS. M. H. GREARSON Telephone 6933 ' .Kouthem I'liies, X. C. Tuesday with a large number of members. The annual all-day meeting of the Latiies Auxiliary will be held at the Presbyterian Church here on Wed nesday with lunch as usual in the basement. Gilbert Clark who has "made good” in government inspection work, was the first to be called for mili- taiy training from this community. He left here on February 25th for Fort Bragg. Highland Pines Inn Cheerful homelike atmosphere, .splendid dining room service. Delightful surroundings. Weymouth Heights near Country Club. Good Parking space. Season November to -May. W. E. FLYNN, Manager Southern Pines. N. C. BAKER’S FOOD STORE Dial 5681 Delivery Service F>ery Hour Southern Pines, N. C. Dial 5681 A Home-Owned Store Anxi®us to Serve Our People, Visitors and Community. On the Job from 6:00 o’cteck in the Morninp: to 7:30 in the Evening:. with fire extinguisher and bucket brigade. PORK CHOPS Frlectric Cut Any Thickness Lb.—17c ALASKA SALMON 2 Cans—27c .lELLO .\ll Flavors 1 Pkjjs. 19t* 1001 F L 0 U R—Every Bag Guaranteed, 24 lb. size 67c »A morning blaze at 5:20 o’clock on the 7th partially destroyed the cot tage owned and occupied by D. A, Blue on Railroad .street. Gdi/emmenl SOCIAL SECURITY Mai/notheSnouqh SOCIAL Security legislation provides safeguards against misfortune in a small measure —but for complete security you need more protection for your family when you die, and a definite plan of saving for an adequate income in old age. TW.. is possible with the Jeffer son Stand^rd’5 new SECURITY! BONO which was specially de signed to round out the prr>- gram begun for you by your gnvernment. Insure youc own Social Secur ity. Write or ’phone today for details. DONALD A. CURRIE Pinehurst, N. C. JKFFEPSON STANDARD I.IFF INSL RAN' F. COMPW^ r.RI r NKR< n<*. f CHICKENS 1 } Kraft’s Mayonnaise Htmie firown—Home Dressed 1 S oz. - I.-Jc Fowls, lb. 24c Pints 2.k- Tom's All Pork Sausag-e, lb. 17c Quarts Br»ilers, lb. 29c P-Nut Mutter. 1 11). size TTc Smoke SaM.sa>re, lb 17c (’arolina Kraut (I.'jcsize) 2 for Pc Skinless Frank.s, lb. 17c Salt (5c size). 2 for 5c Hamburger Steak, lb. 17c Matches (5c size) .’5 for *k’ Virginia Oysters: Macaroni and Spaghetti, (.^c size) .*1 Pinls 2:ic for 9c Quarts .39c P. & d. Soap, .’i f(»r KIc Pigs Live*", lb. 11c Hominy (Jrit.s, .’{ Il)s. 9c Bologna ,->ausage, lb. I4c Puffed Wheat, pkg. ,5c Trio Coffee, 2 lbs. 15c Puffed Kice. pkg. 5c CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, lb. 21c Fleecy White Good as Clorax Qt. Size—14c Parkay- Oleomargarine 2 lbs. for 18c IVORY FLAKES, 10c Size, Special SHOE POLISHES 10c and 1.5c sizes 5c Size 6c POTATOES M). 1 Grade—No. 1 size, 10 lbs 17c 100 lb. Bag $1.59 New Potatoes, .‘i lbs. 10c No. 1 Onions, 10 lb. Bag . 35c Good Table Meal, 10 lb. bag 19c CHATHAM CHICKEN FEED: Yellow Corn, 25 lb. bag 57c Chatham Egg Mash, 25 lb. Bag ... (57c Smarty Dog Food, 4 cans 17c Grape Fruit Juice, 47 oz. can 14c Lok Cabin Syrup, 12 oz. can 14c NtK-hborn’s Pancake Flour, 20 <»z. pktr. 6c SOI PS: j Tomato, Vegetable and Celery, I 4 cans ' i^c I Potted Meats (|jc size) for 10c Beechnut Tomato Catsup, 14 oz. size ...lOc Sunshine Peaches, [.arRe can. 2 for . 2:}c , Crosse and Blackwell, Orange Marmalade, i 1 lb. Jar. 15c College Inn, Tomato Juice, l(j oz. size ....,5c COCOANUT COOKIES Lb.—9c Strictly Country Doz.— Fresh Egffs -23c Marbel Brand Maine Corn 3—No. 2 Cans—29c . ARMOURS MILK, 3 Small 10c; 3 tall cans 19c
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