PRge Pour
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, April 4, 1941.
Whitman’s, Nunally’s
and
Martha Washington
Fine Candies for.Easter
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The Week in Southern Pines
The Willing Workers of the Cap- (Budge) Leavitt, Jr., and another
list church will meet Tuesday, Apil' young man in an'automobile wreck
6, at 3:00 p. m, at Huntington Lodge' occurring near Pittsfield, Mass, when
with Miss Ann Huntington as hos-. the car in which they were ridiiig
tpss. skidded on icy pavement. The extent
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“Always—the Best'in Drugs’’
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EASTER SUNDAY IS APRIL 13TH!
And it’s B"a.ster-time here, wif^i our great showing of
gift suggestions . . . including richly decorated Easter
packages of WHIT]\IAN’S famous Chocolates, fresh to
us from the makers.
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SHOWN ABOVf: . . . ?:ast(>r Flower liasUet . . .
useful for many purposes . . .
SANDHILL DRUG CO., INC.
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Telephone 666.3
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The regular meeting of the Wo
mans Society of the Church of Wide
Fellowship^wil be held on April 10
in the parlor of the church at 3.30
Group 3 in charge of program.
Mr. and rMs. Douglas Bomei.sler
arrived recently from Greenwich,
Conn to spend the remainder of the
season in Southern Pines.
Ralph Page arrived on Tuesday
from Philadelphia, Pa., and will visit
friends for several d^ys.
William M. Crane of Waterbury,
Conn. has joined Mrs. Crane at the
home of Mrs. Jchn R. Drexel, Jr.,
in Knollwood for several days visit.
Miss Elinor Valentine has had as
her guest for the past week, Mrs
Harry W. Doremus of New York
Mis. Doremus departed for her home
on Thursday.
William Mudgett, Jr., is visiting
his patents during the ."spring vaca
tion and has as his guests Fred Mal-
loon or Boston, Bill Durkie of Los
Angeles and John Kelly of TUTiineap-
ohs, all students at Dartmouth.
Miss Jane Grant Mann student' at
Meredith College in Raleigh is spend
ing the spiing holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Wells, Mann.
Miss Louise Blue, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Blue arrived Satur
day from Queens College in Char
lotte to spend the spring holidays
with her parents.
Miss Nency Wrenn returned Sun
day to resume studies at Duke Uni
versity after spending the spring holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Virgil
Page Clark.
Waring Burke and Richard White,
students at Hamilton College, Utica,
N. Y. are spending the spring holi
days in Southern Pines.
Miss Jean Kearney Mrs. Baltzei
and Mrs. Cline of Crossnore school,
Crossnoie were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W'alker.
Thomas Hutchinson of Brockway,
Fa. who has been the guest of Dr.
^ I and Mrs. Thomas E. Walker for the
|| j past three weeks left - on Saturday
j for points in Florida.
Mrs. Winthfop P. Haynes of New
York City has ai'rived to spend two
v.-eeks at the New England House.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy
of Harrisburg, Pa-, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shep
ard and other friend.s.
Mrs. William C. Mudgett enter
tained at a bridge luncheon lor 16
guests at the Southern Pines Cot
tages on Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Da
vid Sloan of Milbrook, N. Y.
Ivlr. and Mrs. W. H. Mumfoid spent
a few days the fore part of the week
visiting their daughter Mrs. James
.Aloore at their home in Greenville.
Miss Clarice Dickerson and Miss
Ann Murphy, students at W C.U.N.C.
are spending the spring holidays with
a classmate Miss Kay O'Brien at her
home in Milburn. N. J.
The Misses Marjorie Jellison, Bon
nie Barnum, Helen Hiklerman. Cath-
I ei ine Kilderman, and Edith Mat-
^ thews who are all students at W.C.
IU. N C. are spending the spring
- holir!ays visiting their* parents.
Mrs. J. S. Milliken spent Saturday
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SUITS
Tweeds, Worsteds, Flannels /
HATS
Dobbs and Berg Lightwjeights, New Shades
SHIRTS
White and colors, Jayson and Arrow .
SHOES .
Black, Brown, Sports styles
SPORTS JACKETS
Plain or Fancies
SLACKS
Flannel, Gabardine, Rayon
INTERWOVEN SOCKS, SPORTS BELTS AND BRA
CES, SWANK JEWELRY, SLIPOVER SWEATERS
TCG snep
SOUTHERN
of his injuries have not been learned
as the Pilot goes to press.
Miss Mary Botsford, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Emma Ramsbot-
tom for the past several weeks de
parted yesterday for her home in
Williamston, Mass.
Mrs. Gandy and her daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Rockwell left yesterday by mo
tor for their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Featherstone of Washington,
Conn. who has been the guest for a
v.’eek of Mrs- *mma Ramsbotton is
leaving on Sunday night for her
home.
Mrs. R. A. Aishton of Winnetka,
111., has arrived to spend some time
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston T. Kelsey and sister, Miss
Laura Kelsey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Steward Howard
of Trenton, N. J. who have been
spending the past week as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Ponder at
the Parkview departed for their home
on Tuesday.
Earl S. Crawford, Vice-president
of the Industrial Trust Company «f
Providence, R. I. is sper.ding several
weeks visiting his mother, Mrs. W.
K. Carpenter.
C. J. Simons and Harold B. Fow
ler spent Wednesday in Lakeview,
S. C. in the interests of Simons Elec
tric Company.
Catherfne Pierson departed for
New York City on Tuesday night
where she \vill spend several days
on business.
B. A. Thompkihs, Jr. was the guest
several days this week of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson C. Hyde.
Miss Doris Hughes Crowell has ar.
rived from New York to spend some
time visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs- Charles Crowell. i
Ml', and Mrs. Howard Hassell
Kadford Va., spent the week-end
visiting Mr. HasstU's mother Mrs.
B. F. Hassell.
Arthur Leonard has arrived from
Brockton, Mass., and is at the South
land Hotel for his annual spring va
cation to the Sandhills.
Lieut Myerheim, who is stationed
at Fort Bragg, has leased the hous^
vacated this week by the Rev. Edward i
P\ Green. j
Mrs. Louis Garvin is spending the 1
week-end in V\'ilmington visiting her
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlton MacDon
ald entertained Stmday afternoon at
Lheir home in Weymouth Heights
with tea and cocktails in honor of
Col. and Mrs. E. C. Carey's sister and
krothcr-in-law, Gen. and Mrs. M. S.
\\ alker of Vineyard Haven, Ma.ss.
Ml'S. Winthi'op P. Haynes of New
York City and Ehnlea. Boxford,
Mass., is .spending several days at the
New England House.
Flecent guests at the New Er.gland
House were Miss Grace D. Suter of
Garden City, L. I., who spent the
Easter vacation; Mr. and Mrs. L. D
Colon of Nutley. N. J., stopp«'d over
to the New EngLmd House enroute
1;-# Charle.=ton. S. C.
Lawrence D. Williams Jr., who for
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WHEN there's Spring in the air there
should he Spring in your Clothes. Fresh-
ne.ss, Smartne.ss. Neatness. Cleanness.
W'e guarantee to put your wardrobe in
tune with the sea.son.
the past two months has been Order-
||' in Raleigh Mrs. J. S. Manning her !y to the Commanding Officer of the
;j j mother retur'ned with hei' and spent 30lh Division of the Medical Rogi-
;♦ j Sunday. I ment at Fort Jacksvin, S. C., left on
;; j Mrs. Anna H. Ross who spent the Monday for' Washington, D. C. Lavv-
;• j winter months in Manatee, Fla., rence Was selected from a groiip of
{|j stopped over in Charleston, S. C. and 20 young men and has entered Wal-
also spent the week-end in Southern ter Reid Hospital to train for a Med-
Pines and vf^ited friends at the it-al Technician. He is the son of L.
Homestead, Mrs. S. E. Garvin and D. Williams of Niagara, Commander
Mi.ss Florerrce Gar vin enronte to her of the Sandhill Post 134 of the Amer-
home in Arden, Del. iciin Legion, and Mrs. Williams.
Word was received her-e this w'eek i -
I by friends of Mr. and Mrs B. W. j Faster Card.s, Books and Fiivoi's at
■Leavitt of the injury of B. W. Hayes'.
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Easter Plants
. . LILIES
SXA'P.Dlt.VCiONS
SWEET ,PE.VS
.\ZALEAS
CUT BOSES
EASTER CORSAGES
POTTED PLANTS
HYDRANGEAS
cYCL.\mi;NS
Order your Easter plants
and flowers now, and
insure quick delivery
Mrs. Chandler’s Greenhouses
Flowers by Wire Everywhere
104 South Bennet Street
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Telephone 6154
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Telephone 5561
Cleaners and Pressers to the
Southern Pines
Sandhills
Spring Dresses
In New Pastel Shades and in Prints
Sizes 14 to 50
$2.98
BAGS — HATS — SLIPS — HOSE
Midland Dress Shop
West Bnoad Street Opposite Depot
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New and Popular Books-
Out of The Night jl
Random Harvest
H. M. Pulhnian Esq.
Mountain IMpido"’
The Pilgrims Wav
While Cliffs
Mansions of Liberty
Britain Can Take It
The Wounded Don’t Cry
About all the Good Golf Books
About all the Good Cook Rooks
An outstandinfif collertion of hooks about
Do^s, Horses, Riding^ and Hunting:
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REV. T. A. CHFATHAM’S NW BOOK
“I BELIEVE .IN LIFE”
I Hayes’Sandhills Book Shop
SOUTHERN PI:NES, N. C.
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li MRS. GIFFORD’S SHOP
ii Telephone 5192 Theatre P.uildini
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Highland Pines Inn I
Cheerful homelike atmespbere, splendid dining room p
service. Dplightful surrounding.s.
Weymouth Heights near Country Club. Good Parking
space. Season November to Mj}y.
W. E. FLYNN, Manager
Southern Pines. N. C.
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