Vass and Community.
Ridge Springs, S. C„ spent the lat-
• 1 ^ >, • u u her mother,
The revival services, which are be- Mrs. D. C. McGill. Mr. McGill of
..ig held at the Vass Methodist church Rolesville, was at home for the
are being well attended. Rev. Guy end also.
Hamilton, of New Bern, is bringing! W. D. Smith returned Friday night
helpful gospel messages each evening from a business trip to Florida
at 7:30 o^clock. Prayer services are Arch McKeithan, of Aberdeen, was
held each morning at 10 o’clock at. a visitor in town a day last week
the church, and Rev. Mr. McRae is* Mrs. A. M. Cameron and children
leading in a study of the book of Marian and Angrus McKay, spent last
Acts. Mr. McRae is also conducting. week end with Dr. and Mrs. McKay
this study during the chapel services of Buie's Creek. '
at the Vass-Lakeview school. | Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Moffitt and Mr
Miss Georgia Belle Morgan, of Rt. and Mrs. Ben Smith, of Sanford, were
1, spent Tuesday night with
TOE PI1.0T, a Paper WtthTharacter. Vass, Nmth CaroHn«^
Bibba Keith.
Miss
recent visitors in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLean and
» ATxiD. o, u. iYicLiean and
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaddy and chil- Margaret McLean, of Cameron,
<iren, of Raeford, were dinner guestsvisitors in town Saturday eve-
■f Mr nnH IVfrS. A. K". T’hnTYi'nanTi fiim ning.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Thompson Sun-
Misses Beulah McLean, Virginia
day.
Miss Nobe Thompson, of Southern' fMargaret McLeod and
Pines, is visiting in her old home • ’ t> ’ spent Thursday evening
neighborhood, the Cranes Creek com-
munity.
Miss Elizabeth McCraney enter
tained a number of her little friends
on Monday afternoon. of this week,
the occasion being her tenth birthday
anniversar>\ Various games were
played and the little people later en
joyed delicious refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith, Misses
Agnes Smith and Marie Newton and
Mrs. R. L. Oldham spent Tuesday af
ternoon in Fayetteville.
Miss Annie McGill, who teaches at
Mr and Mrs. D. A. Smith enter- Uncle Robert Hanna passed away at
tamed at a dinner party on Monday his home here after an illness of sev-
of this week in honor of the 57th'eral months. Both were interred in
birthday anniversary of Mr. Smith’s the Lakeview Cemetry.
wl^Mr^n'd /smkTT
McMillan, Mrs Sarah Ma”gL m1 U^^n^Tthe M
Tk r* n/r /fii 1 evening at tne nome of Mrs. D. C.
N N McGill. The devotionals were led by
McUan “ read!
R fl’ f r. . « . "®''e by Mrs. N. N. Mc-
waT a bu^nl',?^ D. Monroe. Mrs. J.
^as business visitor m town Tues-|M. Tyson and Mrs. W. D. McCraney
Mr and Mrs n A m t uv !appointed at delegates from the
«,ii^ nr J « , McLauchlin,; Vass society to attend th„ Presbvter-
with Mr. an4 Mrs A. D. McLauchlin 1 ial which meet* n,.^ iT a m
and little Miss Mary McLauchlin Iti,. 7 t j ^ . **
were recent dinner guests ofMrilid I
Mrs. L. L. Thomas, of Jonesboro.
Mrs. Thomas is a sister of Mrs. A. D.
McLauchlin After enjoying a regu
lar spread,^’ the entire party motored
to the Buchanan hom^ in Broadway,
where they spent a most delightful
afternoon.
i\>r Mrs. W. J. Cameron and
X* . Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Smith spent Sun-
iTStT- nr r^.Q J. . ..
p 4- ^ q. xv. j^mitn Spent Sun-
Bom, of Cameron, spent Monday day afternoon at the home of Mr
With Mrs. H. A. Borst. —•_ /-»— .
Brewer, returned on Tuesday of last
week from the Central Carolina hos
pital in Sanford.
On Thursday evening: little Bion
(Brewer was given a shower by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Auxiliary,
of which his mother is a member.
The little fellow received a number of
beautiful and useful gifts.
♦♦
Pine Rite Lots
The Contract has been let for the laying of water lines
to Pine Ridge Lots. The electric and telephone lines are
H already there.
H
♦♦
I To the business and professional men and to the tourist
♦♦
H who bought lots in this new colony on the opening sale
H this is a fulfillment of the guarantee made to them at the
I time they bought.
I
To the tourist or business man desiring a home site
equivalent to two town lots in size, on a pine studded hill
side bathed in the Southern sun, and in a section re
stricted to beautiful homes only, it is an additional in
centive to investigate and to buy.
Lots with 100 feet frontage, with water, lights and
telephone, near the Southern Pines Country Club and in
a restricted residential section of the Mid South Resort
Community at $600. Easy Terms.
For further information call
D. D. Shields Cameron
Agrent
Southern Pines, N. C.
Town Real Estate. Hunting Lands Insurance.
Q. ■■■ Johnie Cameron, at Swann
Mrs. Stacy Brewer and baby, Bion Station. Mrs. Cameron had not been
rewer. returno/l «■« of * ^
at all well for several days.
Mra. W. B. Graham, Gerald and
Bernice Graham spent a day of last
week in Raleigh.
W H. Keith, local Chevrolet dealer,
spent the first of the week in Char
lotte.
Mrs. G. W. Griffin, Mrs. W. H.
Keith and Bryce Griffin were Carth
age visitors Tuesday afternoon.
T. C. Gaddy and Mrs. Charlie Boaz,
of Cameron, visited Mrs. A. K
Thompson Monday.
Albert Graham spent last week in
Charlotte.
A. Cameron and N. N. McLean vis
ited Mrs. Johnie Cameron, of Swann
Station, Monday.
Two highly respected colored citi
zens of our town have passeid away
within the past few days. Last week
Lizzie McKeithen, better known as
“Sis” McKeithen, succumbed to an at
tack of Dneumonift.
Attention Farmers!
To save your meat use Anti-
Skipper Compound. On sale at
Wiggins' Drug Store. Large size
can, $1.25; small size can, 75c.
Pag^
DID YOU SAY CHARACTER?
Probably no word in our language
needs more to be given thought, made
prominent, and emphasized in the
press than character. From the se
lection of President to a traffic offi
cer at a street crossing the process of
selection must never overlook charac
ter. Character in the saleswoman in
the mercantile establishment serves
the business and the purchaser by
having just that little quality—char
acter is her most valuable asset on
which to base wages. Character in a
bank or insurance company is a sy
nonym for million of credit. Charac
ter in a President means stability for
the nation.
FOR SALE]—White Wyandotte eggs
for hatching; ?1 for 15. Mrs. W.
F. Alexander, Vass, N. C.
BANK OF PINEHURST
PINEHURST, N. C.
The buyer asked the price.
The merchant named a figure.
The buyer thought it a little high.
The merchant asked, “When do you want to pay?”
“Check when I buy,” said the buyer.
And that made the biggest difference in the world.
A check when you buy always gets the low price,
for money in the bank is a great argument.
The dollar that you do not need at once helps to
make a bank balance that lets you pay with a check
when you buy. The man who pays with checks does
not worry about hard times.
Carry an account with the
BANK OF PINEHURST
PINEHURST, N. C.
THEN YOU GET THE
LOW PRICE WHEN YOU BUY.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Trains leave Southern Pines acoDrding to the follow
ing schedule, corrected to Jan. 2, 1928.
SOUTHBOUND
No. 5 Due 5:54 A. M.
for Monroe, Charlotte, At
lanta, Birmingham.
No. 191 Due 8:32 A. M.
For Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville and all Florida
points.
No. 11 Due 7:02 P. M.
For Monroe, Charlotte, At
lanta, Birmingham.
No. 3 Due 7:48 P. M.
For Columbia, Savannah,
Jacksonville and all Florida
points.
J. T. WEST,
IMvision Passenger Agent.
NORTHBOUND
No. 12 Due 8:32 A. M.
Local for Raleigh, Portsmouth
No. 4 Due 9:22 A. M.
Raleigh, Richmond, Washing
ton, New York.
No. 192 Due 7:48 P. M.
For Richmond, Washington,
New York.
No. 6 Due 11:24 P. M.
For Raleigh, Portsmouth,
Richmond, Washington and
New York.
D G. STUTZ,
Agent.
Spring Fabrics in our
Dress Goods Department
Plaza Pongee Prints.
Absolutely fast color, in attractive and
neat pattrens.
25c per yard.
Ma)^ower Crepe.
Silk and cotton mixed. Just the cloth
for an inexpensive dress up dress.
69c per yard.
Tubcilla.
A silky finished material. Durable and
neat in design. Splendid for house or
street dresses.
50c per yard.
Silk Pongee.
Nothing more serviceable and cooler.
Colors old rose, ivory and natural.
75c and $1.25 per yard.
SoHd Color Materials
Sun Tub Suiting, Soisette, Broad Cloth and Linen in most all
colors. These cloths are suitable for most all purposes.
Give us your orders for Easter Flowers.
Representative of J. J. Fallon & Company, Florists.
Vass Mercantile Co.
Dependable Quality Always
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