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Friday, March 14, 1941.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page Seven
PINEBIAIKK
The Week in Aberdeen
Miss MerUith Godsey of Saiiatoiliim ^
is spending several days this vvqok ‘ "’ilder arrived Saturday fruni
•vifh her sister, Mrs. Crnig Pickier. !T*-’niP*e Medical School, Philadelphia,
Mr. an<l Mrs. Warren Smith are
leaving this week for Southern Tires
Vrhere they will make their home.
Mrs. F'lby Lentz returned to her
l¥)uie in Petersburg* Va., Saturday
after spending .som» time with Mrs.
Ctoiard Hud.son and Mrs. Margaret
T\«*iipKiin.
Mis. J. J. t'olley^ Mr.*?, Dan Man-
and Mrs, Annie McGlachlin
spent Thursday in Fort Bi-agg.
Mrs. Martha Jackson and Mrs. K(*th- ‘
erltie Brooks spent Monday in Con- u
^ •’ Miss Lame Ruth Gunter has re-
c*a visiting Mrs, Brook.s’ daughter,'. . * ^ ^ n
^ ' turneil to Greensboro College after
Mias Mildred Brooks. ,, , j . i.
; spending a few days at her home.
The Executive Board of Woman’s Mrs. II. W. Doub spent Wednesday
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church amj Thursday with relatives in
in Southern Pines met Wednesday Greensboro.
evening at the home of Mrs, WatTen Mis, F A. Cummings returned
Smith j \f,,n,iu« ft-nm W’ashington, E). C„
The Weather
Febrwary Temperature Low
er Than Normal, But We
Had 13 All Clear Days
The nearly average temperature of
February, 1940, received a drastic re
versal during the past month with
he surprising loss of 6.1 degrees of
temperature; the maximum, 3.8 de-
Mrs. J, H, Suttonfield entertained
at a dinner party at her home Monday
night, the guosts being Mr. and Mrs,
Warren Smith, Mrs. W'. A. Thompson,
Miss Ann Diehl and Mrs. Dan Mun-
gum.
Word was received this week of the
death of Miss Josephine Taliford at
her home in Ogonquit, Me,, on Feb
ruary 3rd. One sister suivives. Miss
Florence Taliford. The Misses Tali-
foni were residents in Pinebluff for a
number of yeais.
to spend the Spring holidays with
jhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. »3- Wild
er.
Miss Theresa Einuiierman of Bal
timore ajid Miss Rob«'rta Zimmerman
I of Woman’s College, Greensboro,
spent the week-end at their home
here,
Mi.ss Jessie W^fwlhiiM of Raleigh
, spent Si«ichiy with fi iends in town.
Mrs, S. A. Maxwell and daughters
Lillian, Lottie and Ludie visited rela-1 grees lower than normal, the mini-
tives in Charlotte over the week-end. rnum, 8. 5 degrees less than normal.
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Thirteen days were all clear—six
more than last February; seven days
were partly cloudy, six days cloudy,
five days with rain, and a part of
the 4th, with flakes of snow and
some sleet, a part of the 27th with
snow and sleet measuring one and
one-ftulf inches.
The heaviest rainfall rame on the
.■?id. with .88 inches, the total precipi
tation for the month, 2,25 inches,
1.78, inches less than normal for the
month. The deficiency in rainfall foi
the first two months of the year is
4 96 inche.i^.
Both maximum and minimum daily
temperatures fell below normal,
fi;)vs, the 4th. 12th, and 23rd.
reached a low of 17 degrees while the
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whi e she spent a few days,
Linwod Pleasants spent the week-
nd in town, returning to Richmond
Tuesday moiTling.
Mrs, Jack Taylor entertained the
Sandhill Book Club at her home on
"^ridav. The program consisted of a
book quiz conducted by Mrs, Glenn
^aviness.
\
More than $30.00 was i;'alized from
*he benefit parly at Mrs. .G. C. Sey.
<'.\KU OF TH.XNRM
■Mrs. Robert Farrell, Mrs. Kenneth
Keith, Mrs. Dan P'arrell, Mrs. J. B.
iCdwartls and Mrs. Glenn Caviness.
-Special guests included Mr's. H W.
tJ’iub, Mrs. H. A. W’orsely, Mr.s.
Leon Lawhorn, Mrs. Gene Maynard,
Mrs. K. L. f’lea.'jants. High score
prize for the club was won by Mr.s.
Taylor and Mrs. K. L. Pleasants
won high score prize for guests, of 'liiK'hoster, N. Y., arrived Tuesday
with consolation going to Mrs. o .spend some time with her par-
Worsley t Ms, Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot JiOhn-
Mr an ' Westcolt Burlingame son
We wish to express our stncere
thanks and appreciation to our
fivinds for their kindness and sym-
p.'ift y in our bereavement.
- MRS. DAN A. SMITH,
—T. J. SMITH and Family.
Special low prices on Bancroft
nis latkels at Haye.« ’
To Relieve
Misery of
COLDS
TAHf.K’TS ,
S.AIA'K
NO.SK OKOPS
IIKOPK
Try •■Ku»t-l!^y-Tlsni”-a Uondfrful
LiiAi|ier»t
mour’s last T’hursilay night, the pro-^ highest temperature recorded for the
■'reds of which er; to the town li-; month was only 63 degrees, seven de-
'nary. Thejj? vv« iv IS tables in play j grees below the high of last Febru-
with prices going to Miss Cilffe Wil- ^ uary.
Long time
Aver.
1910
1941
Max.
1
55.1
51.3
Min.
.33.6
32.2
25.1
Aver. I
44.3 i
43.6
38.2;
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Mam Mrs. J B. Edwards, Jack Smith,
Norfleet Pleasant*!, Miss Alice Wild-
"r, Mi.“s Pearl McMillan, Mr. Wors-
'ey. Mr.'f. Garland Fariell, Mrs.
^!au(le Thompson and Miss Mil Ired
Keid. ^ E. L. Barber. Mr. Reynolds is cort-!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor huve as nectcd with the Geneial Motors Ac. |
'.heir guest Mr. Tayloi’s mothei of ceptance Corporation. |
Fort Valley Ga. Norfleet Pleasants was host-^
Mr. and Mrs, Ralpli Reynolds re- ess to her bridge club and several
(turned Saturday t;oni their wed- invited guests at her home on Tues-
ding trip and have taken an apart- dav afternoon. Members of the
ment in the home of Rev. and Mrs. club playing were Mrs. Jack Taylor,
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