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THE PILOT
Friday, Septembr 23, 1927.
CAMERON
Laughlin and Jane McLeod McLaugrh-
lin. Her father died in the Civil war.
Her mother and an only brother died
many years ago. Although she had
been offered a home by relatives, like
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WeVe had Indian summer with a
vengeance. War whoop. Paint and
feathers! , « j ^ i- i.
W. M. Kennedy, of Baltimore; Ed jail old people, she preferred to live at
Kennedy and son, of Fayetteville, were * the home where she was born an
in town last week calling on old , reared. She was a life long member
friends. Both men lived here many jof Union Presbyterian Church, an a
years ago when the carriage and bug- faithful attendant.
gy shops were in operation. ; Billy, Hazel and Marjorie Coore, of
T. W. Joyner and son, Mr. and Mrs. i Lakeview, spent Sunday with Virginia
W E. York and sons, of Fayetteville, land Johnsie Cameron,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. | Sorry to report Miss Lola Thomas-
M. Wooten.
Miss Margaret Kelly, of Southern j B. T. Thomasson and son, Milton,
Pines, visited Mrs. G. M. McDermott ; and Mr. Isgelt carried their tobacco
last week. Aberdeen sales Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snow and little * Rev. 0. A. Keller was a dmner
daughter, have moved to Carthage. guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
W^ade Collins left last week for Thomasson.
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Miss Sarah Rowan, of Charlotte,
was a week end visitor at the home of * No pens, no noshfb cmm sh s m
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Gabe Homes, of Goldsboro, came up
Sunday, returning with Mrs. Holmes
and children who had been visiting ;
Rev. and Mrs. M. D. McNeill. ' One of the outstanding social
Alton Cole is proving to be quite a 'events of the season will take place
landscape painter in beautifying the 'On Friday, Sept. 30, at 8 o clock at
grounds around their lovely new home , the high school building when Mitch-
near Breezy Summit. jell Guthrie, formerly of Virginia, now
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Meredith, of ' a popular society leader of Cameron.
Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wil- and Johnnie Keith, of Addor, will be
liams, of Liberty, Mrs. C. P. Rogers, ; joined in wed lock for the benefit of
of Sanford, came over Sunday after- the Cameron Woman’s Club,
noon to see Mrs. Anna Culberson, who ^ Miss Lyndon Hartsell who has a
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. M. widely knomi lyric soprano voice, will
Wooten. direct the wedding music and prior to
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McNeill, Misses | the ceremony will sing a solo. Miss
Ada and Mary McNeill, Miss Marga- i Flynt Loving, charming society leader
ret Gilchrist attended the funeral of jof Sanford, will also render a solo in
their relative, Graham McIntosh, at her pleasing contralto voice. The
Red Springs Saturday. The funeral bridal chorus from Lohengrin will be
services were conducted at the home used as a processional and will be ren-
by Rev. Mr. Black, pastor of Red dered by the following intimate
Springs Presbyterian church. Inter- friends of the bride, J. Clyde Kelly,
ment at Red Springs cemetery. Dillard Handcock, Lafe Thomas, Pard-
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas, I. S. ner Loving, Cone McPherson and J.
Thomas spent Sunday with the broth- D. McLean. The bride will have as
ers of R. C. Thomas in Chatham coun- maid of honor J. Loyd McGraw, and
ty. They report fine crops of beans dames of honor will be Alex McPher-
and com in that section. Evidently ,son, the flower girls will be dainty
the bean bug has not made its raids little Asa Yew and Ira Tumley and
in Chatham. the ring bearer will be the popular
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Tally, Mrs. Ju- and charming little Make High Mc-
lia McDugald and grand daughter, Lean.
Margaret, motored over to Pine Nee- The ceremony will be performed by
dies Inn Sunday afternoon. H. D. Tally in his usual impressive
Prof. B. C. Mclver and niece. Miss *way.
Mabel Muse, left last week for their A bevy of beautiful brides-maids
respective schools. Professor Mclver will include James Hunter, Bill Muse,
will teach at Chadbourn, Miss Muse Alton Cole, Henry Gichrist, Ed Mann,
at Cerrogordo. Jack Philips, John C. Muse and An-
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Boaz, T. C. Gad- 'gus Gilchrist,
dy and daughter, Miss Lula, spent Among the guests will be Leighton
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Gad- McKeithen, mother of the bride; Stan-
dy, of Vass. ly Graham, aunt of the bride; Teem
J. A. McPherson and J. M. Guthrie , Thomas, grandmother of the bride,
have now on sale their new Whippet land a great many other notables,
sports roadster. Quite a handsome Immediately after the ceremony a
car. reception will be given and sand-
The faculty of Cameron High School wiches, cakes and cream will be sold.
has two that will at present weigh i Frankie Nanci, Pancho Divera Fil- natural. Asked where he was edu-
250 each. Poland China and Duroc lipon. He will fight next week in Sa- cated he said in Fayetteville, but
mixed. I also took a look at her jvannah, Ga. that his two years of travel was the
canned fruit Rows upon rows of a ! Mr. Bowden is the son of Mr. and better education. The editor of the
variety of fruits that would grace a jnrs. Russell Bowden, of Fayette- Fayetteville Observer says of him:
county fair. Canned pickles, canned ville. Doesn’t look like a boxer, not ; “Clean as a hound’s tooth in the
sweet peppers. I saw a peck of ; to me. His hands are small and ring ^ and out. Fights like a bull
large red peppers on a shelf that re- I shapely, rather pretty hands, but the dog.” Next week I may tell of a
minded me the peck that Peter Piper muscles of his arms are like iron. I few of the boys he defeated.
picked. They have two mammoth him how could he hit a man ,
grape vines, the scuppemong and ^j^h so small a fist. One way to put money into circu-
James, that were loaded. They ship didn’t take brute strength lation is to take it to the racetrack.
their grapes, often realizing $50 a ^^ ^ boxer, that boxing was a *
year, besides all they use for home g^ience. Asked if he liked his pro- |
consumption. J. J. Harrington has
eight acres in fine corn that has been
estimated at 40 bushels to the acre.
Joe believes in living at home. He
and Mrs. Harrington have plenty of
hog and hominy, raise their wheat,
have lots of truck and fruits of all
kinds canned and preserved for win
ter use.
I held my first interview with a | g
sporting man, or professional boxer. , S
Ronald Bowden, known in the sport- | g
ing world as “Dick Bowden, the Irish | §
wonder.” Tar heel born, and bred, j S
20 years old, weighs 126 pounds, j g
Home in Fayetteville, professional |
boxer. Been in the game two years, j H
Under the management of Walter St. ♦♦
i Dennis, an Englishman, of Newark, ^
New Jersey, and is sport writer for | g
the Newark Star Eagle. He trained
first in Fayetteville. Has been whip
ped three times and has whipped 57
times. He has fought in New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, West Virginia, Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Cuba, Canada,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,
He has fought with Leo-Kid-Roy,
Canadian featherweight champion,
I and with Ansino Varala, Cuban
[Champion, with Eddie O’Dowd, of
i Columbus, Ohio; Tim O’Dwod, At
lanta, Ga.; Bennie Tell, New York;
fession, he replied he liked the money
that was in it. I found him quite in
teresting in conversation. He is in
telligent and speaks with a foreign
but cultured accent that is perfectly
H. R. IHRIE
Attorney-at-Law
Arcade Building Southern Pines
Civil and Criminal Practice in all
Courts.
Farm Loa^s
Low Round Trip Fares
to
Florida Points and Havana, Cuba.
Via
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Thursday, September 29th, Only.
This is the last excursion of the season to Florida.
Round trip fare:
Vass to Savannah $ 9-00
Vass to Jacksonville 13.10
Vass to Miami 23.10
Vass to Claerwater 20.60
Vass to Havana, Cuba 47.85
Proportionate low rates to other Florida points.
Tickets to Savannah and Jacksonville limited for return
trip until October 7th. All other destinations limited un
til October 11th. Havana ticks limited until October 18.
Make Pullman reservations quickly.
H. A. BORST, Agt.,
Vass, N. C.
JOHN T. WEST, D.P.A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
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gave a porch party and miscellaneous
shower on Saturday afternoon from
4 to 6 at the home of Mrs. J. L. Mc-
Admission, 10 and 15 cents. Every
body come.
The Correspondent was a guest of
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is all the same to
Graw, honoring Mrs. J. E. Mann, a | honor Sunday at a reunion dinner of
recent bride and member of the fac- ! the Bowden-Graham families and in-
laws at the home of Mrs. Mary Gra-
After the guests had arrived there ham-Bowden, widow of T. M. Bowden,
was an unique and clever contest pre- ; on Route 2. Mrs. Bowden has six
NEW LOW PRICES
pared by Miss Kate Arnold, high
school teacher. The name of the con-
children living, three sons and three
daughters, all married. She has 12
test was “Man.” Among some of the j grand children. Those present: Mr.
questions to be solved were “What j and Mrs. Oscar Bowden and two sons,
man is over the fire place? Man-tel. jtwo daughters; Howard Bowden and
The Touring or Roadster $525
The Coach $595
The Coupe $625
The 4-Door Sedan $695
The Sport Cabriolet $715
1-2-Ton Truck $395
1-Ton Truck $495
All Prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan.
“What houses a minister?” Manse.
“What does every girl want?” Her
man. “Who transplanted the rose of
Borderlee?” J. Ed Mann, the bride
groom.
After the contest was over, Miss
Annie McFadyen, in her graceful man
ner, told the bride, as she was the
only one who had captured a man,
the prize belonged to her and request-
Miss Abernethy, of Durham; Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Bowden and sons, Syd
ney and Ronald, of Fayetteville; Mr.
and Mrs. Jones Bowden and three
children; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gra
ham and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Har
rington, Mrs. Stone adn two children,
Mrs. M. A. Helms, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Maples, Miss Annie Maples, Mrs.
A. F. Graham, all on Rt. 2; Mrs. A.
Tires and
Accessories
ed her to enter the reception room |a. Graham, of Cameron; Mr. and Mrs.
leading the guests , and there she
found the prize, a miscellaneous show
er of many beautiful and useful gifts.
After inspecting and admiring the
lovely gifts, the hostess served re
freshments of pound cake and block
cream.
0. L. Taylor was here for the week
end for a visit to Mrs. Taylor and lit
tle son, Ervin Ray.
Mrs. F. L. Coore and Frank, Jr., on
Cameron Rout© 1, are visiting Mrs.
L. E. Culberson, of Siler City.
Miss Annie Hollingsworth Jones,
who is teaching in Jonesboro, spent
the week end at herjiome, Edge wood,
on Rt. 2.
Miss Catharine McLaughlin, an
aged maiden, wko lived alone between
Union and Carthage, was found dead
in a field near her home on Saturday.
Slie was the daughter of Neill Mc-
Clyde Brown and little son, Mrs. Ad-
die Graham, J. M. Brown, of Jones
boro, Jim Moore, of Fayetteville; Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Harrington, Route 2.
A long table covered with snowy
linen was set in a shady grove and
loaded with everything imaginable
that was good to eat and perfectly
cooked. Viands seasoned and fresh,
a variety of delicious salads, breads,
pies, delicious cakes or many va
rieties, pickles of all kinds, individ
uals plates and cups with sparkling
ice water to drink. A bountiful din
ner with a quantity left over. Every
thing beautifully arranged, a well
behaved crowd, no rushing at table
after W. H. Maples asked a blessing.
Even the little tots behaved beauti
fully.
Mrs. Bowden asked me to go with
her to see her “fattening** hogs. She
We always carry a complete stock of
the best tires and accessories that can be
bought, and our quick “turn-over” allows
us to sell them to you at the lowest prices.
Come in and look our stock over.
Our Service Dept.
We have one of the best mechanical
staffs in this part of the State, always
enough mechanics to handle the work,
without rushing any one job, thereby
eliminating the errors of those “rush
jobs.” When in need of any kind of re
pair work give us a trial, and prices are
ALWAYS RIGHT.
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