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THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday, Februat'y^l§; 1944.-
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Bride-elect Honored
at Dinner
Honoring Miss Marie Murphy, who
is to be married to Duncan Googan
Mallory, Jr., February 26, the Misses
Betsy Jean Backer and Helen Ruth
Cole entertained at dinner and a
shower Tuesday night at the Pine
Crest Inn in Pinehurst. The dinner
table was centered with a bowl of
lovely mixed flowers and Miss Mur-
Iphy’s place was marked with a cor
sage of red roses. Besides the bride-
I elect the guests wre Miss Janice
iKimhall, Miss Marguerite Osborne,
Miss Patricia Ray, and the Misses
Nancy Morgan and Wanda Miller of
Hamlet.
Let Us
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Before He Gets His
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Leather Frames j
3x4, 5x7, 8x10
Single or Double
E. H. PIERSON
Dinner Host
Guy Tucker of Schenectady, N. Y.
was dinner host to several friends
Monday night at the Jefferson Inn.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Gifford of Cleveland, Ohio,
J. D. Kruger and Mr. Slocum of
Schenectady, and Mrs. J. Elmer Har
rington of Southern Pines.
H Phone Southern Pines
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|| and Lake Placid. N. Y.
11 Visitors Entertained
Mrs. Ernest M. Poate entertained
at dinner Tuesday night for Mr. and
Mrs- James C. Cottrill of Daytona
Beach, Fla., and Lt. and Mrs. George
W. Cottrill of Southern Pines. Lt.
Cottrill is stationed at Camp Mac-
kail.
BUY YOUR COPY OF MR. HUGH
DAVE Mac whirr. On sale at Hayes’
Sandhills Book Shop, or The Pilot nue
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore en-
tertaiend Colonel and Mrs- V. L.
James at dinner Tuesday night at
their home on Massachusetts Ave-
Valentine Party
Jean and Patty Morrison, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs- Irwin Morrison,
celebrated Valentine’s Day by giving
home on Maine Avenue.
During the afternoon valentines
were made. Elaine Johnson won a
a party for several of their friends,
Monday, February 14th, at their
prize for making the most attractive
valentine. Other prizes were given
for pinning the tail on the cat and
bobbing for apples. Prizes were won
by Patti Gorman and Mary Johns
Cameron.
After the games refreshments were
served. Guests were Sieger Herr,
Elaine Johnson, Patti Gorman, Mary
Johns Cameron, Deryl and Janice
Holiday. Patty Ray, and Betty Jo
Britt. Favors were heart shaped
lollipops !
Pine Dodgers ■
Sixteen were present at the week
ly Pine Dodgers luncheon dt the
country club Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Elmer Harrington and Mrp.
Henry Page, Jr., tied with 33 for top
score in the golf tournament, which
was the best six out of nine holes.
Thf lineup for next week will be
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Crowell, and
Miss Betterley; Mrs. Grinnell, Mrs.
Fraser Knight, nad Mrs. George
Moore; Miss Kelsey, Mrs. Howard
Burns, and Mrs. Henry Page, Jr.,
Mrs. Edson, Miss Fisher, and Mrs.
R. L. Sugg; Mrs. Greenman, Mrs.
Dorrance, and Miss Wiley; Mrs.
Wood, Mrs. Harrnigton, Miss Wrenn,
and Mrs. W. P. Clark.
it:
William L. Wiggs, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Hoskins, Miss Allie Tate,
Mrs. Thomas E. Shockley, R. W.
Tate, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Black-
welder, Herbert Cutter, Miss Sybil
Epps, Mrs. Douglas Gorman, Miss
Audrey Epps, Mrs. Lois Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Scheipers, Rev. and
Mrs. Tucker G. Humphries, Miss
Blanche E. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Staus, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Williams, David Miller, Mrs.
Charles Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Austin, Charles W. Austin and
Mrs. Lillian Miles.
Missionary Luncheon
The ladies of the Missionary So
ciety of the Church of Wide Fellow
ship were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Tucker Humphries Thursday at her
home on Bennett Street. After the
luncheon Mrs- Carlton Kennedy gave
an inspiring talk on the Book of Acts.
Those present were Mrs. George
White, Mrs. Alfred Grover, Mrs. Es
ther McDaniel, Mrs. V. R. Sweezy,
Mrs. Laura Mae Hoskins, Mrs. Carl
ton Kennedy, Mrs- L. T. Sutherland;
Mrs. H. Vanderblomen, Mrs. George
Case, Mrs. C. L. Austin, Mrs- Harry
Gage, Mrs. Herbert Knowles, Mrs.
Arthur Eakins, Mrs. Louis Scheip
ers, Miss Nettie Williams, Mrs. E.
W. Marble, Mrs. J. W. McMillan,
Mrs. C. W. Kellam, Mrs. John Jayme,
Miss Eva Hammond, Miss Louise
Hammond, Miss Alice Holmes, Mrs.
P. P. Pelton, Mrs. E. C. Humphries,
add Rev. Tucker Humphries.
New numbers are arriving every week
Spring colors in Tweeds and Shetlands
$17.^5 and $25
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Coveris, Flannels in Grey, Brown
and a few nice quality Blue Gabardines
$9.50 and $10.95
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CORSAGES
FUNERAL WREATHS
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Formerly Pope’s Restaurant
STANLtY and WELCH
Who invite you to eat here
Howard Richard Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hoffman are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
born at Moore County Hospital Fri
day, February 11. They have named
the baby Howard Richard. Mr. Hoff
man is manager of Pender’s Store.
World Day of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer will be
observed on Friday, February 25, at
the Baptist Church at 3 o’clock. Lad
ies of all other churches and their
families are invited to attend this
service.
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Legion Auxiliary
There will be a special meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary Mon
day night, February 21, at 8 o’clock
in the home of Mrs. Reba Kennedy
of North Ashe Street. All members
of the Auxiliary are urged to come
to this meeting.
Pine Needles Inn i
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Aiken of New
York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs-
Albert H. Malone at the Pine Nee
dles. Other guests at Pine Needles
include Mrs. R. Hayward of Hack
ensack, N. J.; Cpl. J. H. Hayward
of Camp Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Armfield of Winston-Salem;
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blackler of
Winchester, Mass., and Miss Eliz-
ibeth Soffa of New York.
SPRING APPAREL
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WASH DRESSES "
Leonore and Ann Carson
Ginghams and Seersucimrs
Fabric Bags—Hais in New Straws |
Slack Suits—Slacks—Shorts |
Midland Dress Shop I
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WED^JINGS
BIRTHD-AYS
FLOWERS
Good Food—Clean Place—Fine Service | Senior Willing Workers
REGULAR MEALS AND SANDWICHES
7 A. M. To 2 P. M. and 5 P. M. To 9
Woman’s Society Meeting
The Woman’s Society of the
Church of Wide Fellowship will
meet at the parsonage on Thursday
afternoon, February 24, at 3:30,
Group one is in charge and all lad
ies of the parish are cardiolly invit
ed.
The Senior Willing Workers
the Fir^t Baptist Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon, February 22, ai
3 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. John
Harrington. Mrs. C. B. Gale, Mrs. M
G. Backer, and Mrs. H. B. Fowler
will act as assistant hostesses.
Park View
Arrivals at the Park View include
Miss Catherine Routh of Frankfort,
Ky.; Mr. and Mrs, Edward Curtis of
Jibson City, Ill.; Lt. and Mrs. Jos-
ph M. Parris, Jr., of Baltimore, Md.;
Mrs. Thomas Mascari and Miss Mary
Jane Koors of Indianapolis, Ind.;
Mrs. E. E. Smith of Washington, D.
C.; Mr. and Mrs. P. R- Rambo of
Richmond, Va.; 1st Sgt. and Mrs. E.
P. Egerer of Atlanta, Ga.; Edgar
Mayer and Carl A. Johnson of New
York; Mrs. Anne Carpenter and Mrs.
C. H. McClintock of Geneseo, N. Y.;
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Bender
of: Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Highland Pines Inn
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Schwartz of
3utherfo,rd, Vt.;..A. P. Stone of Rich-
.nond, Va-; H. H. Waters of Syracuse,
N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. William McIn
tyre of Louisville, Ky.; W. A. Goff
of Lucedale, Miss.; and Mrs. C. C. ijl
Moorman of Roanoke, Va., are at j g
he Highland Pines Inn. '
Carolina Gardens
Bank Building
Telephone 8261
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Sandwich Shop |
East New Hampshire Avenue «
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Phone 6335 0pp. Fire Dept. |
BREAKFAST SERVED
ALL HOURS
All Kinds of Sandwiches Wrapped
to Go-^—Fresh Coffee at All Times
Soft Drinks-Candies-Tobacco
Delicious Pies 10c per cut
50c per Pie
No Beer. Wine or Liquor Allowed on Premises
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Benefit Bridge For
St. Anthony’s Church
A bridge party for the benefit of
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church is tc
be given at the Highland Lodge by
Miss Kathryn McMahon on Tuesday
February 22, at 2;00 p. m. Tickets
are on sale and a cordial welcome is
pxtended. Those planning to attend
Should notify Miss McMahon not la
ter than Monday, February 21.
Jefferson Inn
G. F. Hunker, C. C. Ganst, and I. C.
Radfield of Pittsburg, Pa., down for
several days of golf, are .at th^ Jef
ferson Inn. Also at the Jefferson Inn
are Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gifford of
Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. M- A.
Lewis of Jackson, Miss.; Miss Mary
Schwarberg Of Lincolnton; and Ar
thur Arent of New York.
FOOD YOU LIKE
SIZZLING STEAKS
SEAFOODS
Tollywood Hotel
Church Forum Has
Progressive Supper
The Forum of the Church of Wide
Fellowship enjoyed another delight
ful Progressive Supper Oh Wednes
day nights The supper began at 7j15
P. M. at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William L. Wiggs and progressed to
the home,of Miss Sybil Epps for the
second course. From there to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tate and
then on to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hos
kins’ home for the main course of the
dinner, and finished with Rev. and
Mrs. Tucker G. Humphries serving
dessert at the parsonage. At each
home a Valentine Game was played
and the party concluded with a Val
entine Box wherein the entire group
exchanged greetings of the day
Those present were Mt. and Mrs.;
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boss of Wil
liamson, N, J.; Mrs. M- M. Scales
and Mrs. Fred J, Hazard of Fort
Clark, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
'Schuck of Philadelphia, Pa.; SjSgt.
Paul H. Price and Sgt. R. E. Kresge
of Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. Irene Wit-
kin and C,pL Frank Witkin of Brook
lyn, N- Y,; Mrs. Mark W. Fitzpatrick
of Tarversville, Ga.; Major and Mrs.
R. H. Mizelle of Crescent City, Fla.;
Sgt. and Mrs. A. J. Guadette, Jr., of
Springfield, Mass.; Miss Ann Brachin
Df Providence, R.. I.; Capt. D. J.
Quigley and T|Sgt. W- S. Backstokle
of Stout Field, -Ind.; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stephens of BeallsvilUC Pad
Miss Jerry Thayer and Mrs. Helen
Muisaline of Westfield, Mass.; Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Black of At
lanta, Ga.; and Mrs. J. W. Baum
gardner of Jacksonville, Fla,, are at
the Hollywood.
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7 io 10:30 12 to 2:30
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Courteous Service
6. R. CONRAD
West Broad Street
5 to>9
SdutHern Pines
CLOSED ON WEDNESDAYS
C AROLINA CAFE
excellent food
and
SERVICE
BREAKFAST—DINNER—SUPPER
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, Closed every Thursday
East Broad St-
Soutkem Pines
Earl Spurgin, Proprietor