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THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday, March 14, 1941.
Let’s Take Pictures
of the Races
Colored Films for Cine and Cartridge
Type Cameras
Developing and Printing
Broad Street Pharmacy
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“Always—the Best in Drugs’’
Phone 5411 Southern Pines
The Week in Southern Pines
The Junion Willing Workers will* the Woodworth enroute from Florida
meet Monday evening, March 17, at where she has been spending the past
8;00 o'clock at the church. j several months, will leave for her
Mrs. Walter Allison and Mrs. Bruce home in Brooklyn, N, Y., tomorrow.
H. Lewis spent Tuesday in Raleigh j Tom Hutchison of Brockway, Pa., is
and Durham. i spending some time visiting his un-
L. S. Rowell, who has been con- j cle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. F- E. Wal-
fmed to his home on account of ill- ker.
ness, is better. | Mrs. Charles E. McArthur will
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Richardsoni leave for her home in Cordeil, Ga.,
of Closter, N. Y., spent the week-1 after spending a week as the gtiest
end recently with his brother and of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Chandler.
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sister, S. B. and Miss Maiy Richard
son enroute to Arizona.
Mrs. H. A. l^ewis had the misfor.
tune to fall and receive a painful in
jury to her back. Her friends will be
glad to know she is improving.
Miss Margaret Rowell has accept
ed a position with the H. A. Lewis
Trade Store.
Mrs. P. J. Terwilliger has depart
ed for her home in Boston, Mass., af
ter spending the past month as ’ the
guest of Miss Florence Campbell.
Miss Hazel Hackney has returned
home after being a patient in the
Moore County Hospital for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy of Au.
burn, R. I., spent a week-end at the
Virginian enroute to Charleston, S.
C-, where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Norman Day returned home
recently from Moore County Hospi
tal where she was a patient for three
weeks. Mrs. Day is still in bed and
under the care of a trained nurse.
After spending several days as the
guest of Mr. atid Mrs. Harry Lewis,
Miss Clara Rowe of Bethlehem, N.
H., left last Thursday for Charles
ton, S. C., where she joined friends
and continued her trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mr-s. George E. Lewis ot
Bryantville, Mass., are the guests of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lewis for several weeks.
Robert Dutton is confined to
Moore County Hospital where he re
cently underwent an appendectoftiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zachary and son
Merrill moved to Norfolk, Va., this
past week.
Stephen Bush, son of Dr'. E. W.
Bush, fell from a tree and sustained
a broken right arm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Geddie of
Florence, S. C., announce the arriv
al of a boy on Wednesday, March
5th. Mrs. Geddie was the former Miss
Katie Lee Ward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T T. Ward.
Mrs. W. M. Hutt entertained at a
biidge-tea at the Southern PineS
Country Club honoring her house
guest, Mrs. Frank Cox of Ellenville,
N. Y., the Misses Margaret and Ruth
Backman of New York City, guests
at the Highland Pines Inn. Five ta.
bies were in play.
Miss Peggy Pierce entertained at
a farewell supper and theatre party
honoring Miss Martha Sebree.
Guests were the Misses Alice Eddy, this Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Butler re.
turned on Thursday after spending
several days visiting relatives and
friends in Cain, Pa.
Mrs. Lillian Miles and C. T. Patch
left on Wednesday for several days
in Flordia.
Mrs Walter Spaeth and daughter
Muriel returned home on Sunday af
ter a three weeks trip touring Flor
ida. Muriel returned Monday to
Greensboro College where she is a
.student.
Clyde Alexander, who I'ecently
joined the Navy left on Sunday for
Norfolk, Va., where he will be in
ducted into service.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Paul Stevick
announce the birth of a daughter,
Linda Lynette, at Highsmith Hospital,
Fayetteville, on Sunday, March 9th.
Mrs. Stevick was the former Natalie
Lynette Wheeler.
Miss Elinor Valentine spent the
week-end visiting friends at the Inn
in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. William S Innes of
Providence, R. I., arrived last Satur
day and will be the guests of Mr.
anti Mrs. Almet Jenks until after the
steeplechase races.
Mrs. Marie Hunter arrived recent
ly from San Francisco, Cal., and will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
■A.rch Coleman for a week.
Miss Elinor Valentine will leave to-
da.y for Columbia, S. C-, where she
will spend the week-end.
Frank Kaylor, Jr., of Raleigh spent
Tuesday in town before going to
Dunn where he will be stationed with
the construction department of the
Carolina Power and Light Company
for the next ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. E, Levis Prizer and Mrs. Hoyt
Shaw were joint hostesses at a Pan
cake breakfast held at the home of
Mrs. Prizer on Shrove Tuesday at
12:00 noon. Twenty guests enjoyed
the breakfast after which an inter
esting program was enjoyed. After
a short story by Mrs. Shaw two I'eci-
tations were given by Mrs. Prizer.
Mrs. Carl Thompson did the Cabbage
Dance whch was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Mrs. Thomas McGraw of
Cherokee Farms read in her usual
charming manner, from “The White
Cliffs of Dover" and from “My Name
Is Aram." This party was one of
the many hospital benefits being held
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Major and Mrs. E. B. Sebree "and'
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C., the major having been trans
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Mr and Mrs. Alex Main, Mrs. C.
Mac Queen and Richard and William
Main of Bellport, L. I.. N. Y., were
recent guests of Mrs. C. J. Sinionds.
Miss Elinor V'alentine delightfully
entertained at a tea at her home on
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Dr. and Mrs. George Proctor en-
tertained on Monday night at din.
ner at their home for eight guests.
After dinner cards were enjoyed and
prizes were awarded to Mm. Hoyt
Shaw and Mrs. Eugene Woodward.
Mrs. Ethel Haight of Burlington
spent the week-end with her sisters,
Mis. Esther McDaniel and Miss Edna
Hutchinson.
Group One of the Woman’s Society
of the Church of Wide Fellowship
will hold a silver tea and food sale
W'ednesday afternoon. March 19th in
the church parlor, starting at 3:30
o'clock.
Mrs- Louis Scheipers had as her
guests over the week-end Mrs. Jessie
Brown of Andover, Mass., Mrs. C.
Collins of Saugus, Mas.s., and Mr, and
Mrs, Hany Safford of Lawrence,
Ma.ss., enroute to their homes after
spending the winter in Florida.
Miss Evelyn Ed.son is attending a
Young People's Conference a Colum
bia Bible College at Columbia, S. C.,
I this week-end.
I Chan Page made a busine.ss trip
i to Charlotte on Wednesday.
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of Rockingham. Also the Misses | Louis Scheipers, Jr., spent the
Loui.se Haynes. Julia Mann, Norman j week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Shiring. Eleanor Moffitt. Birdilia
Bair, Mabel Long, M. Richardson,
KaKtherine, Wiley, Lilian G. Roberts,
Lillian A. Roberts, Erma F’isher,
Clary Maynard. Mrs, K Levis Prizer,
Miss Maltha M. Emley, Mrs. Anna L.
Sharp, and Dr..Vida C. McLeod, dau
ghter of the honor guest.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of
the Church of Wide Fellowship will
meet in the church parlor on Thurs
day March 20th at 3:30. The program
will include a reading by Mrs. Wal
ter Scott Milne.
Walter Speath, Jr., medical student
at Duke University, will arrive home
tomorrow for a ten-day Spring vaca
tion with his mother, Mrs. Walter
Spaeth.
Mrs. C. M. Williamson, who has
been a guest for the
Mrs. Louis Scheipers. He had as his
guests two fraternity brothers, Ruf
fin Bailey and William Bullock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson H. Boyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Sprigg D. Camden. Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene C. Stevens and Mrs.
George W. Johnson are entertaining
visiting horsemen and officials here
for the steeplechase races at lunch
eon at the Mid-Pines Club tomorrow,
Saturday, preceding the races.
GRASS FIKK
The Southern Pines Fire Depart
ment was called out at 3:00 o’clock,
Tuesday afternoon, to fight a grass
fire which swept through the pine
woods on both sides of the old Yad
kin road, east of Manley threatening
past week at the dwellings north of Youngs road.
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