Friday, Sepiember 8, 1950
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Qarollna
Page Seven
$040
4/5 QT
^015
& PT.
SEVEN
STAR
Blended whiskey. "The
* straight whiskies are 4
years or more old. 37'A%
straight whiskey. 62'/^%
neutrai spirits distilled
from grain. 15% straight
whiskey 4 years old.
15% straight whiskey 5
years old. 7h% straight
whiskey 6 years oid."
GOODERHAM & WORTS LIMITED, PEORIA, ILLINOIS
PROOF
RECORD SALE
5 FOR $1.00
Popular and Hillbilly
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
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Imaginejliviiig
Driving a car without a license is like operating a
business without a license—strictly illegal.
To get a license to drive you must show that you
know the safety rules of the road . . . and must have a
satisfactory driving record free from arrests for serious
traffic violations.
And, by the same token, to obtain a license in the
beer industry a retailer must meet a number of strict
qualifications. He ihust be financially responsible. He
must not only have a "clean" record for obeying the
law but must keep his record clean. If he does not
maintain a cleap, orderly establishment, or if he allows
unruliness or sells to minors, he is violating the law.
And his license is revoked accordingly.
Working with other police officers, the Malt Bev
erage Division of the North Carolina ABC Board care
fully checks all retail beer outlets for any violation of
the law. The beer industry is in hearty accord with this
enforceinent program.. which helps the industry keep
its best foot forward at all times in your community.
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North Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC.
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DIAMOND
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OBSON'S DIAMOND 8 BLENDED WHISliY • 86 PROOF • 65% GRAIN
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ABERDEEN NEWS
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. W. P. Whitlock was host
ess to the Thursday Night Bridge
club at her home last week. High
score for club members went to
Mrs. James Veasey with Mrs. Lau
rence Farrell receiving low. Guest
prize went to/Mrs. James Carver.
During play Mrs. Whitlock served
punch, and at the conclusion, a
dessert course.
Personal Mention
Misses Jane Leach and Lorraine
Petty spent Monday in Fayette
ville.
W. H. McNeill,, Jr., left Saturday
morning by automobile for How
ell, Mich., to join Mrs. M'cNeill
and Billy, who have been spend
ing several weeks there with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yel-
land. They will return home in
about two weeks.
Mrs. Etta Cox of Palmi Beach,
Fla., is visiting her brother, W. H.
McNeill, and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harrington
and family spent the Labor Day
weekend in MacKehney, Va., with
Mrs. Harrington’s mother, Mrs;
Sam Sturt, who has been ill.
Lewis Harrington, Jr., attended
a formal dance given by friends
in Fayetteville for about 500
young people last Friday night.
Miss Mary Stuart Harmon, who
has been the houseguest .of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mizell, plans to
return to her home in Mississippi
this weekend.
Mrs. Alice Brooks had as her
guests last week her children,
Miss Margaret Brooks of New
York, Mrs. Tom Boroday, of Kan
napolis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Brooks of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr.
and Mrs. Durwood Crawford and
children of Miami Fla.
John SIban Jr., left Monday for
Maxton, where he entered the
freshman class at Presby1;prian
Junior college.
Miss Genevieve Moore of High
Point, a member of the Aberdeen
school faculty, and her sister, Mrs.
Edith Sherrard, were guests of
Mrs. G. A. Charles last week.
Miss Anne Pleasants, a 1950
graduate of Salem college, has
been appointed to the faculty of
the Vass-Lakeview school for the
coming term.
Mrs. T. M. Sharpe is seriously
ill at her home here.
Mrs. Robert F. Mobbs of Wash
ington spent the weekend here
with Dr. Mobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wimberly
and son. of Spokane, Wash., are
spending their vacation here with
Mr. Wimberly’s mother, Mrs. J. D.
Wimberly.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Doub had
as the ir guests last w,eek Miss
Marion Doub of Washington, D.
C., Mrs. W. A. Wall and children
of Fayetteville, Mrs.' Maryetta
Jackson and Mr. and MTs. A. M.
Jackson of Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Gordon Keith, Mrs. Rob
ert Maurer, and Mrs. Charles
CANDIDATE
The Eighth District YDC at its
rally at the Southern Pines Coun
try/ club Saturday night unani
mously endorsed the candidacy of
Miss Edith Marsh, of Monroe,
above, for the post of national
committee woman, subject to elec
tions to be held next week end at
the state convention at Asheville.
Miss Marsh Is a member of the
Washington staff of Rep. C. B.
Deane. She is a charter member
of the-Union County YDC and a
member of the Eighth District
Congressional committee. She
was secretary of the House com
mittee on education for the 1949
General Assembly
She has long been active in the
YDC work and at present is un
opposed for the state office.
their son last weekend.
Mrs. Ralph Chapman has re
turned home from the Moore
County hospital, where she was
a patient.
D. I. AUred was here this week
for a visit with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Huntley.
Misses Rebecca and Louise
Edge have returned from Norfolk,
where they have been visiting rel
atives.
Harry Watson and Farr el
Brown, Jr., have returned home
from a trip through Alabama,
Georgia, and Florida.
Miss Willie Mae Phillips of
Charlotte spent the Labor Day
weekend at home with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips.
Pvt. Keith Marks, who has been
attending “Jump School” at Fort
Banning, Ga., spent last weekend
here with his family.
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Dratz of
Durham, JVTr. and Mrs. W. L.
Biggs, of Laurinburg, and Miss
Valda Deaton of Eagle Springs
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Cameron.
PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS I
Worth spent Wednesday in Fay
etteville.
Mrs. J. E. McKelthen and her
mother, Mrs. D. H. Reed, spent
last weekend in Rowland with
Mrs. G. L. Pate. Mrs. Reed re
mained for a longer visit with
her daughter there.
Misses Jean and Laura Bond of
Winnsboro,, S. C., who formerly
made their home here, visited
friends in Colonial Heights last
week.
Mrs. Robert Wilder and son of
New Orleans have arrived for a
visit with her parents, the J. J.
Careers,, before the wedding of
Miss' Hazel Greer, to Dr. Robert
Marion Wilhoit of Asheboro next
Saturday.
"ae Rev. and Mrs. John D. Mc
Leod, Jr., and children of Sweet
Hall, Va., arrived Sunday eve
ning at the home of his mother,
■Where they wUl visit this week
prior to the wedding of his sis
ter, Miss Sarah McLeod, to Her
bert Wilson of Manly next Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. B3n:d have
returned from Atlanta, where
they attended the wedding of
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