friday. March 15, 1929.
THE PILOT, a Paper With Character. Vass, North Carolina
faee ^ven
The Week’s News in
And About Aberdeen
The Stay-A-WTiile Sewing Cluib
its regular m eting with Mrs.
Mak'olm Pleasants at her home on
Main j^treet Tuesday afternoon,
Manh 5th. A very enjoyable Word
ntest was participated in by the
quests, in which Mrs. G. A. Charles
anu‘ off victor and won a lovely
ittle mayonnaise dish as prize. At
ho close of the meeting a deli-
ious salad course, cake and coffee
nas greatly enjoyed by all those
resent. Besides the regular mem-
,rs, the guests of the Club were
Mrs. Gordon Keith, Mrs. Carlton
Konnody, Mrs. Colin Osborne, and
Mrs. John Sloan.
Honoring Mrs. Tazel Stratton, who
visiting in the home of Mrfe. J.
Talbot Johnson, from Hartford,
onnecticut, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Frank Mizell were joint hostesses ac
I bridge party held at Mrs. John
son's home on Poplar street last Wed-
lesday afternoon, March 6th, from
!::>0 to 5:30 o’clock.
There were about 45 guests pres-
nt and eleven tables of bridge. Mrs.
arlton Kennedy won highest score,
ner prize being a dainty pottery
bowl. The second prize went to Miss
Grace Bradshaw, this being a lovely
ake-plate. Mrs. Lowell Bass won
*hird prize which was an exquisite
shoulder flower, and the fourth prize
went to Mrs. Roland Beasley, a hand-
'made guest towel.
At I he close of the game, tempting
G. B. Starling, Jr., of Durham,
spent last Sunday with his parents
here, Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Starling at
the Methodist Parsonage.
Mrs. S. E. Sloan and Mrs C. B.
Thomas spent last Friday in Sanford
on a shopping expedition.
Misses Dorothy Cole and Louise
Frye of Carthage spent a few days m
Aberdeen last week, as the guests of
Mrs. Carlton Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. James McColeman
and baby spent the day in Raleigh last
Friidlay, wh^re the baby is takerj
each week for treatment by a baby
specialist.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, of
Charlotte, spent a few days in Aber
deen last week, shaking hands with
fiiends and renewing old acquaint
ances.
Mrs. S. W. Kent, Mrs. M. M. Cresl
and Mrs. W. W. Norris attended the
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
held at High Point last Week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan McLean
expects to move into the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bogg about
Sunday visiting in Aberdeen. On his j wonderful preacher has been havinj'| You can always tell when the of-‘ “Were you moved by her music?”
return home he was accompanied by i services at Pinehurst for some time fice boy has been reading one of; “Yes, it amounted to that. I think
Mrs. Littla and Laban, Jr., who have j and they have been wonderfully help-1 those books where the faithful but we should have kept the flat for an-
been visiting in the home of Mrs. Lit- ^ ful and instructive to all. ! ignored employe brought in the idea other year if it hadn’t been for her.”
tie’s parents for some time. j Hazel Stratton, of Hartford, {saved the business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan want to | Conn., who has been the house guest 1
Raleigh last Friday to attend the i of Mrs. Talbot Johnson for the past
play, “Rio Rita,” which ihey reported j ten days, returned to her home in
as being very good. the north on last Saturday night.
-The Watchman-Examiner.
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FORWARD-LOOKLNG PEOPLE WILL INVESTIGATE THIS CAB
P
Top-dressing wheat with quick- S;op and let the train go by;
acting nitrogen material increased the It takes hardly a minute.
„ V* u I rn .yield per acre about 24 bushels on a Your car starts off again intact.
Miss Hazel Smith, one of our high | The Teacherage had as it guests conducted last year by And better still—you’re in it.
school students, accompanied by Mr over the week-end, Mr. Anderson, of e. F. pickel of Davidson County. ' —Boston Transcript.
and Mrs. Thorpe and little daughter, j Leaksville, visiting Miss Elnora Hill,].—— -- -
LaVerne, spent last week-end at Car- j and Wood Bouldin of Martinsville,
boro, motoring over to visit Mr??. , Va., visiting Miss Olive Kirby.
Smith s parents. | H. L. Boggs, spent last week in
Mrs. E. T. McKeithen went to | Charlotte, teaching his successor at
Charleston, S. C., last week to make' Blue Fertilizer Company all
a visit to her mother. She will re-, about his work. Mr. Boggs expects
.urn this week, accompanied by her; to accept a position in Johnson &
mother, Mrs. W. A. Leland. i Johnson’s law offices in the near fu-
R. R. Brown and family, who have ! ture.
been living on Wolf pit avenue, moved I j ^ j tt a n
, ^ , . . - u • J . Fnends of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Page,
last week mto the house occupied m x,. tv.; j ^
T sympathize deeply with them in
T ^ ‘^“"’""’ithe death of Mr. Weatherell, a rel-
on Lakeside Heights. p
Mrs. B. B. Saunders of Valdosta,' ^ j • u^. tt- j xi.
^ ^ ^ ,1 l^ist Saturday night. His death was
Civa., spent a few day's last week! ,
. J J. ■ 1 • quite sudden, and peculiarly sad
visiting relatives and friends in I „ j r •
, 1 . • -X .coming at the end of a supper given
Aberdsen and vicinity.
rp, ^ ^ u A V. J in his honor. Mr. and Mrs. Page ac-
Ihe patrons of ihe Aberdeen school ,, , , l i
, ^ , , ... I companied the body back to Phila-
and especially those who have chil- j i
^ , . . . , . ,1 delphia for buriel services,
drcn studying music, wish to thank
What Do You Know
About Fertilizer?
How many times have you asked
yourself this question ? Deep down
in your heart you knew you often took
what the store offered you and gen-
ou dou^t have to
lift the hood to get
the story . . .
Miss Louise Blue for her very kind
offer to give a prize this year to the
the 15th of this month, at which lime pupil making the most consistent ad-
the Boggs family are expecting to vance in music.
move to the residence of T. H. Me- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flinchum have
Graw on the Cherokee Farm near moved to Aberdeen from Carthage,
Aberdeen. and have taken an upstairs apart-
Miss Ethel Armstrong, our effi- m^nt in ihe Seymour Apartment;
cient fourth grade teacher, reiumed house on Poplar street. Mr. Flin-
last Sunday night from Fort Mills, chum has charge of the 0. B. Flin- ! i^st trading.
S. C., where she was called home chum Department store opening up j There is a lot of “gambling” in
some time ago on account of the ill- in the Keith Building, which store I most of which is entirely
ness of her mother. While she was bears a verv attractive appearance. 1 ^®yond your control,
and delicious retres ments were j absent from her post of duty in the The Aberdeen Express office is un-! six years ago the Acme Man-
grammar school, Mrs. E. L. Bryan dergoing a thorough overhauling at ^’^^ctuiing Company began making
did substitute work for her. present, and when completely renov- and building a reputation
Miss Helen Wilson, of Durham, w^hs rted and painted it will press'nt an j quality of their goods; be-
the Saturday visitor of Miss La Nilta entirely new appearance. |lie\ing that the gambling’ of farm-
Wimberly at her residence on Pine Dr. A. H. McLeod’s office grounds j lessened by a quality of ferti-
street. are being planted in shrubbery, un- | made 50 per cent organic 50
Miss Alice Burt and her friend, der the direction of D. D. Cameron, i cent mineral. They have spec-
Dewey Gibson, of Biscoe, spent a few which will add quite a good deal to I ^"j'^ed and continue to do so, in this
hours in Aberdeen last Sunday visit- the attractiveness of his place. | Satisfied farmers whose
ing her cousin, Miss Ethel Maurer. Miss Louise Blue spent last j ^*^^heis before them bought Acme,
Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson and daugh- day in Raleigh on a shopping trip, j P^^o^es that this policy is a wise one.
ter, Miss Miriam went to Winston- Mrs. Jake Pearson, Misses Edith OLD RELIABLE
Salem last Tuesday to attend the an- Wvch and Grace Bradshaw speni ^^^E FERTILIZERS you know
nual Conference of the Daughters of last Saturday afternoon in Sanford have the best possible fer-
American Revolution for this State, doing some spring shopping. j ^’^i^er that can be made. Ask your
at which Miss Miriam acted as page.' The funeral of W. T. Bobbitt’s I ACME, if he does not
Frank C. Blue of Laurinburg, spent i brother, Charlie Bobbitt, who died at ^‘^ndle it, write to this Old North
the last week-end in town visiting his! F^llcrbe, last Tuesday, was held Company. You want the
mother, Mrs. Lillie Blue, on Poplar' Bethesda Cemetery Thursday morn-' have it.
street. ; ing at 11:00 o’clock. A large crowil
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Johnson and, attended,
ciiiiaieii, spenc lasc Sunday at Baain,; mi* Men s isiDie ciass oi me rres-
visiting a sisier of Mr. Johnson’s, byterian Church atiended in a body
Will Hinshaw' went to Randleman the services held at the Pinehurst
last Friday to attend the marriage | Chapel last Sunday morning by the | g
of his sister, Miss Gray Hinshaw. Rev. Ed. Mack of the Union Theolo-! «
Laban Little of Albemarle spent last grical Seminary of Richmond, Va. This | ♦♦
served.
Those present for the occasion were
Mrs. Grady Buniey, Mrs. Nelson
.’ourtway. Mrs. Dan Allred, Mrs. Ed
win .McKeithen, Mrs. Avery, Mrs. R.
P. Rosser, Mrs. Gordon Keith, Miss
1 ouise Blue, Mrs. Ralph Caldwell,
Miss Frances McKeithen, Mrs. J. W.
Bowman. Mrs. H. E. Bowman, Mrs. C.
?. Osborne. Mrs. J. F. Deaton, Misses
.Mary and Janneatte Leach, Mrs. G.
A. Charles, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs.
Carlton Kennedy, Mrs. John Sloan,
-Mrs. Dan McKeithen, Mrs. Laban
Little. ]\Irs. E. M. Medlin, rMs. H.
W. Doub, Mrs. Forest Lockey, Mrs.
Jones Macon, Mrs. H. L. Boggs, Mrs.
E. L. Bryan, Mrs. Malcolm Pleasants,
Mrs. W. H. Purdy, Mrs. John Nichols,
Mrs. Roland Beasley, Mrs. C. E.
Pleasants, Mrs. Neill McKeiihen,
Mi
Jones, Miss Mary McKeithen, Mrs.
Jake Pearson, Mrs. Batchelor, Mrs.
Lowell Bass, Miss Alyce King, Mrs.
C. C. Bethune and Miss Hazel Strat
ton.
Th« CMbrioletf $845 * Body by Fi»hmr
Oakland created the New Pontiac Big
Six to enable progressive people to step
up the quality of their automobiles
without departing from the low-priced
field. A glance and a ride will tell you
how completely Oakland has succeeded.
You don’t have to lift the hood to get
the story-
Pric^n $745 to $895, /. o. b. Pontiac, Mtchlgan, plus delivmry charges.
Bumpers and rear fender guards regular e^;^\pm0rtt at sli/iht extra
cost, ('heck Oakland-Pontiaa delivarad - •‘hey include loteest
handling chargmn General Motor* Time faymmnt Plan available at
minimum tmta.
HARTSELL MOTOR GO.
Cameron, N. C.
THE
PONTIAC
Let us hear from you.
ACME MANUFACTURING CO.
Wlliniiigtwri, i^r. O.
PRODUCT OF
GENERAL MOTORS
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•745
Circh No. 1 met last Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs. E. M. Medlin, this
being a business meeting. Mrs. B.
D. Wilson resigned as secretary and
Mrs. E. L. Bryan was elected in her
place. An interesting talk was made
by the circle leader on the topic of
the month, “When Races Meet,” also
an appropriate poem. The meeting
ilosed with a song, at the end of
which Mrs. Medlin and Mrs. Bryan
acted as joint hostesses in the serv-
..ng of a most delicious salad course,
.fiffee and cakes.
Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. A. S.
Ballard last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Clara Lewis and Mrs. W. H.
Xing in charge of the program. The
kubject was “The Negro of the
South.” After an interesting meeting,
refreshments were served and enjoyed
^»y all present.
Last Friday night Mrs. Carlton
Kennedy entertained at a small party
for her guests, Misses Dorothy Cole
and Louise Frye, who were visiting
ner from Carthage. Progressive
games were enjoyed by the young peo
ple, at the end of which delicious
:’ruit punch, cake and .candy was serv
ed. Those present were Misses Mir
iam Johnson, Katharine Melvin, Lib
Farree and Jones Macon, Harry Du
Meer, Clifton Blue, Lacy Adcox,
Henry Butner, Clyde Boyes, Billie
Bowman.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bap
tist Church met at Mrs. V. F. Tarl-
"on’s home last Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Clara Lewis in charge of
■he program, and various ways and
means were discussed by which the
•ociety could make money for the
ourpose of helping their church.
Miss Mary Page and Mrs. Esther
Jones, who have been spenxiing sev-
eral weieks in Florida and other
southern points, returned home last
Week.
and Mrs. John Sloan, accom
panied by Miss Lois Bttrkley, at-
T^^nded the Township meeting of the
Sunday School Association held in
Carthage last Sunday afternoon.
Robert Farrell, a student of the Un
iversity at Chapel Hill, N. C. spent
the last week-end with his parents,
Wr. and Mrs. R. G. Farrell.
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STILL GOING STRONG AT
Knollwood Heights
Mrs. Louise Hogg sells to
Dr. Frank C. Buckmiller
No. 435, on Fairway Drive
and Becky Branch
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THE SOUTHERN PINES HOTEL
AMERICAN PLAN
75 Rooms
The Southern Pines Hotel extends to the winter resi
dents of the Sandhill section a cordial invitation to make
this hotel their headquarters while downtown.
FRANK HARRINGTON, MANAGER
The Southern Pines Hotel, Southern Pines, N. C.
The Sea View Inn Biddeford Pool, Maine
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This sale closes up the entire block in which it is situated,
and also closes the entire eight blocks lying between Becky
Branch and Azalea road and between Serpentine drive and Short
road.
This makes a group in which 76 locations are sold without one
left in the area. Only 11 lots are left on Fairway drive between
the Midland road and Central drive at the other end of the sub
division.
Dr. Buckmiller is another desirable member of the holding
colony at Knollwood Heights. He is a close friend of Dr. Herr and
Dr. McLaughlin. He is a physician and surgeon of high stand
ing in Bridgeport, Connecticut, having the patronage and confi
dence of the substantial folks there, and he is the kind of man to
make a good neighbor and associate.
S
KNOLLWOOD.
Incorporated
- - - N. C.
Pinehurst, - - - -
Or any accredited Real Estate Agent in Pine
hurst or Southern Pines
Glenna Collett, at the Pine Needles, will aid those who would like
to consider Knollwood sites.