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Friday, February 15, 1929. Miss Parker Plays Brilliant Golf to Win Valentine Title THE PILOT, a Paper With Character, Vass. North Carolina SHRINE CtUB DANCE TO BE Ali) CRIPPLED CHILDREN 'Thi committee in charge of the annual Charity Dance of the Sandhill Pase Eleven New Yorker Defeats Miss Batch-! Shrine Clulb is planning this year’s elder 5 and ‘I* and Fimslies I cv'ent scheduled for the evening of Round in 82. A THREAT TO GLENNA. Givmg a grolf display that reveals her as a serious threat to the su premacy of Miss Glenna Collett in American women’s golf, Miss Martha Parker, of New York, member of the Westchester Hills Country Club and former New Jersey State champion, won her final match in the champion- .'^hip division of the 24th annual St. Friday, March 1st at the Southern Pines Country Club as the best of these always popular functions. The entire proceeds of the dance are to be added to the crippled children’s fund of the club. The committee on arrangements includes: Donald Ross, Chairman; Jno. J. Fitz gerald, Vice-Chairman; John Nichols, President; G. A. Cnarles, Secretary- Treasurer; L. W. Bredbeck, N. Mc Nair Smi.h, E. T. McKeithen, W. J. McNah, A. S. Newcomb, Eric Nelson, The Week in Southern Pines This week seems to have been about ] awarded to Mrs. Bob Montgomery and as lively as any this season—crowd-1 Tom Van. ed as it was with dinner parties,! The soloist, Mrs. Raymond D. Ken- bridges, teas, dances and o-ther af-inedy soprano, was the entertainer at fairs of interest, a few of which are noted below. Love joy’s roomy and attractive loghouse appeared to be the Highland Pines Inn last Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. David Robertison and Valentine’s tournament of Pinehurst Club yesterday defeating Miss R«th | M:‘n7'’c7a„dle7 ^rr’Dver. 7“™! Batehelder. of Brae Burn Country |g ^liom M. H. Turmr. fR, and Chas. W. Piequet. was medalist in the tournament. The cards: Miss Parker: Out—465 745 345—43. In—534 346 662—39—82. Miss Batehelder: Out—545 556 455—44. In—535 355 574—42—86. PINEHURST AYRSHIRE HERD HIGHEST PRODUCERS IN U. S. DURING DECEMBER The highest average yield record ed in December for a herd of seventy Mrs. Harry V. Maxwell, of Spring j pounds of 4,01 per cent Lake, New Jersey, winner of the Car-; pounds of butterfat, se- olina tournament, won the consola- by the Pinehurst Farm Ayr- tion, defeating Miss Helen Waring, of located at Pinehurst, North ■ * “ ■ Carolina, tested according to the rules 01 the Ayrshire Herd Test, reports Advanced Registry Sup^rtn)tend€nt Yonkers, by 5 and 4. The summaries: the favorite ‘rendezvous’ and since I son, have leased for the season, it was the scene of two of the most through the S. B. Richardson company, interesting parties of the week, and one of the Gould apartments, on May of the weekly Kiwanian luncheon. street. The regular meeting of the Moore Parties, Dances, etc. County Health and Welfare and Red Last weiek the Wednesday After- Cross Association was held last Tues- noon Bridge club was entertained by day afternoon at the Pinehurat Com- Mrs. Isles. Mrs. Roy Pushee won niunity Club House, first prize and Mrs. James Dickie, L. Chandler made a business trip second, while Mrs. Frank Shamburger Charlotte Thursday. line, Mass., has joined Mr. and Mrs. W illiam McM. Adams at the High land Pines Inn. Mrs. Adams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davie, of New York. Attending the Pinehurst races Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. Deforest Boomer^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Jordon and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Nichols, of New York, and Major and Mrs Clif ton Buck, of Philadelphia. Entertaining this week were Mrs. Joseph Dixon, of New York, who had fourteen for dinner at McDougairs in Jackson Springs. Mrs. Donald Mc Pherson on Monday gave a hunt tea av. the Highland Pines Inn and Mrs. p]rn;st Ballard of Chicago, who enter tained twenty hunt enthusiasts at Lovejoy’s Cabin Tuesday. Based on conditions at this time, t'be outlook for tobacco growers this jear is not favorable. wcsived consolation prize. Mrs. Tur ner received the guest prize. Tx'iC Benefit Bridge party given last Charlston, S. C. Wednesday night at the Southern Pines Hotel under the auspices of Ladies’ Aid Society of the Catholic Church proved to be a Church of Wide Fellowship on|i* greaV success—not only fii^ancially but socially as well. There were . - - H'bout one hundred and seventy-six in the Church of ^Vide Fel- First Division. Miss Martha Parker, New York, de W. A. Kyle of the National Ayrshire Br.cters' Association, at Brandon, feated Miss Ruth Batehelder, Boston, ^'t?»mont. The following cows in the f and 4. Consolation. Mrs. H. V. Maxw'ell, Spring Lake, defeated Miss Helen Waring, Yonk-> irs, 5 and 4. 1 Second Division. Mrs. C. E. Murray, Trenton, defeat ed Mrs. H. H. Rackham, Detroit, 6 and 4. Consolation. h.rd produced in excess of sixty pc.unds of butterfat for the month. Lbs. Lbs Age Milk fat Faustina’s Good Luck....11 1678 78.87 Piiiehursi Constance .... 4 1676 74.08 Tootsy Mitchell’s Fav orite 9 1725 70.90 Barbara of Beech Hill Fai m 8 1854 68.23 Mrs. A. S. Higgins, New York, de-' *^^‘* Beech Hill feated Mrs. G. H. Bright, Princeton, 3 and 2. Third Division. Mrs. J. D. Hathaway, Montreal, de feated Mrs. M. W. Marr, Pinehurst, 5 and 4. Consolation. Mrs. H. J. Blue, Pittsburgh, won by default from Mrs, J. H. Drake. Fourth Division. Mrs. W. C. Fownes, Jr., Pittsburgh, defeated Mrs. M. C. Byrnes 1 up. Farm 7 1584 ;67.80 Beauty of Ulstor 11 1812 65.41 Virginia of Beech Hill Farm 7 1551 65.14 Ncrma of Beech Hill | Farm 7 1217 61.70 Tabitha of Beech Hill Fasm 8 1281 60.59 Raspberry culture will be started in Avery County this year by boys be- ^ longing to the 4-H clubs. The Carolina Theatres » Pinehurst. Southern Pines. 8 n ♦♦ 8 H n 3 “All At Sea” At Pinehurst Friday, Feb. 15th 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 At Southern Pines Saturday, Feb. 16th 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 PRESENTING The greatest newspaper story ever screened, PHYLLIS HAVER in “THE OFFICE SCANDAL” with Raymond Hatton, Margaret Livingstone and Leslie Fenton At Pinehurst Monday, Feb, 18th 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 At Southern Pines Tuesday, Feb. 19th 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 “Children of the Ritz At Pinehurst Wednesday, Feb. 20th 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 At Southern Pines Thursday, Feb. 21st 8:15 Matinee at 3:00 present. The winner at each one of the forty-four tables received an at tractive prize. During the evening, by way of refreshments, a delicious punch was served. The ‘‘Silver Tea” given at the Civic Club House last Saturday by the Girl Scouts was indeed & credit to them and by the way it was patron ized showed the appreciation the peo ple in the community have of them and their work. The proceeds from the tea netted ovier $50. Saturday evening “Lovejoy’s” was the scene of another gay party. Mrs. Helen Buckingham being hostess to a number of her friends at a most enjoyable dance. On Monday Mrs. R. A. Olmstead entertained a couple tables of con tract at her home in Weymouth Heights. This week the Wednesday afternoon club met at the home of Mrs. Roy Pushee. The high score were handed in by Mrs. James Dickie and Mrs. R. L. Hart, while the consolation was won by Mrs. Ernest Perkinson. Mrs. Ankell and Mrs. Downie, of Clevieland, Ohio, were recipients of pretty guest prizes. There was a Valentine Dance at the Southern Pines Country Club Thurs day night. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Wide Fellowship gave a Valentine social Thursday evennig. The many friends of Mrs. Thomas Black will be sorry to hear she is still confined to her bed at the home of her mother on New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Wolf, of West Broad Street who has been in bed for several weeks for a broken hip which was the result of an unfortunate acci dent is doing nicely but will not be able to be out for two or three weeks. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pusbee have as a house guest for a few days Mrs. Downie, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Struthers Burt spent a few days this week in New York and Raleigh. Thursday the Thistle clulb had a special Valentine golfing event in their annual Hughes Cup Tourna ment. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Haliwell, of Pineholm are enjoying a visit in N. Y. aty. Mrs. Prilliman is still at the High- smith Hospital, FayefJteville. Their was a Valentine Party Thurs day night, February 14, at the High land Lodge. A God Citizenship Social was given by Mrs. Galbraith, a member of Mrs. Blairs circle, Tuesday evening, Feb. 12, at 7:45 in the church parlor. A Benefit Bridge for the Civic Club will be given Friday afternoon, Feb. 15 in the Southern Pines Hotel, Mrs. Frank Harrington hostess. The Christian Endeavor’s of Moore county gave a most enjoyable iprogram at the Baptist Church, Sunday after noon. Stokes S. Rawlins, President N. C. C. E. Union gave a talk on “A Three-Fold Challenge.” Miss Hat tie Mae Covingtion, SUate Junior Superintendent, gave a talk to the junior “folks.’' Also a talk was given by District President Herbert War- lick. Supper was served to those present. Remember the Willing Workers An nual Bazarr on March 12. Mrs. Frances Shaw from Ashland, Mass., is a guest of the Woodworth, next door to her old home. Miss Virginia Chatfield of N. C. C. W. spent last wek-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chatfield. “The Ace of Spades” was entertain ed Thursday night of last week by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington at the Southern Pines Hotel. Prizes were Mrs. Wm. Coursey returned to town Saturday after being in the hospital A two day festival and sale will February 20 and 21. The World Day of Prayer will be lowship at 3.00 p. m. Friday, Febru ary 15. The churches of the com munity will unite in the observance of the day of prayer. Mrs. Charles Ransom, a returned missionary, will preach. Valentine Dance Tonight -I-N- Knollwood — Pinehurst — Southern Pines You will find that Schafer’s Home Bakery is con venient and accommodating. We serve the people of these three communities especially and we will appreciate an opportunity to serve you. You will find our baked goods the very finest. SCHAFER’S HONE BAKERY East Broad St. Southern Pines A large number of Sandhillians plan to take in the subscription dance at the Southern Pines Country club this evening. This Valentine party will dance to the strains of Jack Ward- law’s University of North Carolina orchestra. HIGHLAND PINES HOSTS Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bond, of Roches ter, have joined New Hampshire*|s former Governor, R. H. Spaulding and Mrs. Spaulding, who are at the High land Pines Inn for several days, Mrs. Augusta M. Hiner is with the Simeon D. Watts. Pittsburgh arrivals included Wil liam Callery and family and J. W. Dowling and George E. McCook. From Greenville, Pa., are Messrs. E: S. Templeton and E. S. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Knapp, of Syi’acuse, have returned for the February hunts. Mrs. Charles P. Bayers, of Brook- FOR SALE The Daniels Business Block on E. New Hampshire Ave., consist ing of 7 store and office rooms on the first floor, and The Hotel Elberta with fifteen rooms, 8 baths and 4 kitchenettes on the second floor. Steam heated throughout, every room piped for hot and cold water. Immediate returns available on your investment. Terms. See or Write DR. L. M. DANIELS Southern Pines, N. C. HONESITES-SODTHERN PINES COMRY CLDB Nost Beautiful in the Sandhills Each lot three-quarters acre or more. All on well roads. Some lots with fairway views. All fully restricted. For sale by any Real Estate Agency or F. C. Travis, Secretary Country Club The fairways and greens of the club are now in most excellent condition—rates $2.50 Daily; $11.00 weekly; $35.00 Monthly. Mr. Emmet French, professional. Delectable lunches served at reasonable prices at the club house. Dancing Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 4.00 o’clock. !
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