Friday, December 6, 1929.
THE PILOT, a Paper With Character, Aberdeen, North Carolina
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16 SHOPPING DAYS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Practical Gifts for Men
Fitted Traveling Cases, Neckwear, Shirts, Pajamas, Tie
Clips, Hosiery and a full line of Sports wear. Shop now
for our good looking, practical gifts for Men.
GRE3 Y’S
The Week in Southern Pines
Mrs. Gcorg-e C. Moore entertain
ed the Day Club and three extra
tables at contract on Tuesday after
noon at her home on Massachusetts
avenne. Prizes wer^ awarded to Mrs.
Verdie Wiley, first; Mrs. Carl
Thompson, second; Mrs. Roy Pushee,
j third and consolation to Mrs. E. C.
I Ashe.
Cards were issued for a bridge to
Eddy; “Presentation of the 1930
Budget,” by George Case; “The
Church Garden,” by C. P. Heyward;
“The Platform Ham,” by Bernard W.
Leavitt; “The Possibilities,” by Mrs.
H. S. Knowles. The soloist of the
'vening will be Miss Florence Camp
bell. j
The pageant “The Star Leads to
Manger” will be given by the Bi-
be given by Mrs. George C. Moore on i School of the Church of Wide
Monday, December 9th, to meet Mrs. j I^^l^owship on Christmas night at
Elberta F. Copeland, Mrs. Moore's |
mother, who is spending the holidays On Sunday, December 8th, the rec-
Men’s Outfitters
Southern Pines
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
Glassware, Leather Goods, Photo Albums, Toys, Arti
ficial Flowers, Christmas Cards, Pottery, Hand
Wrought Iron, Stationery, Lamps, Shades, Hand Dipped
Candles, Christmas Wrappings and Boxes.
E. D. PUTNAM
White Nountain Photo and Gift Shop
Grey Building Southern Pines
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Plumbing and Heating
ELECTROL OIL BURNERS
’Phone 154
7 East Connecticut Ave.
Southern Pines, N. C.
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KIRKS PLACE
A.berdeen,
D. H. LEWIS & C. E. KIRK
Proprietors
North Carolina
in Southern Pines.
Mrs. George G. Herr will enter
tain at bridge on Friday afternoon
at the Southern Pines Country Club.
Mrs. J. C. Barron and Mrs. R.
Richards were hostesses at eight ta
bles of bridge at their home on New
York avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Selser entertained at
a dinner party on Thanksgiving day
at the Highland Pines Inn. Her
guests included Mrs. D. C. Camp
bell of Chicago, Miss Dunbar and
Mrs. F. M. Gardner.
Mrs. Elberta Futrelle Copeland of
j Boston, Mass., is a guest at the
home of her son-in-law and daught
er, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore
at their home on Massachusetts ave
nue. Mrs. Copeland is a sister of
M ] Jacques Futrelle, the author, who
HI lost his life on the Titantic. Mrs.
^ i Copeland motored through from Bos-
U ton, driving her own car. She is a
^ I native of Georgia and is hoping to
motor through that state before leav
ing for the north on January 1.
^ Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Perkinson have
♦I! returned from a trip to Woodstock,
H j Georgia, visiting Mr. Perkinson’s
3 ^ mother and family. While there Mrs.
H : Perkinson was the guest of honor at
I* j many social functions at the Mar-
l\ i ietta Country Club and Atlanta Bilt-
♦♦! more Hotel.
8 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clark announce
H the birth of a son, Windham Lee
H' Clark on Thursday November 28 at
H Pinehurst Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates Poe and chil
dren were guests of Mr. Poe’s broth
er at Siler City on Thanksgiving
Day.
Mrs. Charles Everest is improving
after an operation Saturday at High-
smith Hospital in Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jarratt
spent the Thanksgiving holidays in
Asheville with Mr. Jarratt’s parents. |
A play, “The Path Across the 11:
S Hill,” will be presented at the Manly S
g' School House Friday eveni)ng, De- \\
n cember 13, at 8:00 o’clock, under the
p auspices of Circle No. 3 of the Pres
byterian Auxiliary.
L. L. Hedgepeth returned to Phil
adelphia Sunday after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays here.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Drew,
Mrs. W. M Moore and Mrs Bartteau
motored to Fayetteville Friday g
h Mrs. John L. McKinney has return- S
S ed to Southern Pines for the win- ! g
S i ter season and was a guest at the j ||
§ I Highland Pines previous to opening ; K
§ 1 her cottage in Weymouth Heights, g
H j Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Worces- ♦♦
HI ter returned to Worcester, Massa- ||
n chusetts Sunday after spending some H
\\ I time here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. g
\\! Clifton Currin and Mr, and Mrs. H.
n E. Thrower.
II I Mrs J. Tyler Overton and son,
:: Tyler, Jr., are visiting relatives in
::' Concord this week.
\\ ( Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Haskell of j g
*11 Maryland have returned to South- «
55 ern Pines and are at the Highland g
55 Lodge for the season. g
Elmer Davis spent Thanksgiving | g
t! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. | g
Elmer Davis, Senior.
Mrs. Maude Grearson will enter-
♦♦ I tain the members of the Men’s Bi-
{ble Class at dinner at the Highland
1 Lodge Friday evening, December 6,
' at 7:00 o’clock.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vann and chil-
tor, the Rev. Alaric James Drew, will
preach taking as his theme, “The
Stewardship of Life.”
On Sunday morning, December 15th,
at 8:00 a. m., there will be a corpor
ate Communion of all the persons who
are to participate in making the
every-member-canvas for the Emman
uel church on the aftemon of the
same day between the hours of two
and five o’clock.
COAU COAL!
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colas.
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heaters—
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H. W. DOUB
Aberdeen, North Carolina
Just a Few Ladies’ Dresses and Men’s
Overcoats Left
Men’s Overcoats priced at $9.d5
Seventeen Ladies’ Silk and Wool Dresses $3.95
No better bargain has ever been offered you by any firm.
ALL CASH
Lots of new prints coming in. All fast colors and fancy designs,
25c Per Yd.
In just a few days our Christmas things will go on sale. Look
for the announcement later.
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RACES
An unprecedented field of Harness and
Running Horses both in quality and quan
tity, now at the Pinehurst Race Track, has
prompted the Pinehurst Jockey Club to
add a special race day before the regular
Christmas schedule.
rROTTING RACES PACING RACES
RUNNING RACES
A full program of Equestrian Gymkhana
Events
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IITH
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^ Miss Lena Cameron has been ill
H; at her home on Maine avenue.
H i Richard Wilson, student at George-
g I town University, spent Thanksgiving
giwith his mother, Mrs. Emilie Wil-
♦5 son on Orchard Road.
\\ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuttle and
H Mr. and Mrs. Ben King of Winston-
g I Salem were guests of Mrs. Etta Day
Sunday.
Miss Purcell of Maxton has return
ed home after being the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Vance McMillan.
R. S. Allison returned to New
iYork Wednesday after spending two J
weeks vacation at the Woodworth,
Mr. Allison entertained a party of
friends at the Carolina Theatre Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlysle .Noblett have
returned to Brookville, Pa., after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker
at their home on Maine avenue.
The second annual banquet for the
n! Odd Fellows and their wives and
S j friends will be held at Jack’s Grill
^! Friday night, December 6. Dancign
until 12 o’clock.
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Church Notes
A Church Loyalty Service will be
held at the Church of Wide Fellow
ship Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
The following program has been ar
ranged: “The Magic Word/’ by the
Rev. Elmer Willis Seri: “What the
Church of Wide Fellowship Means
to the Community,” by Dr. A. Mc
Neill Blair; “What the Church
Means to Me,” by Miss Evelyn Ed-
son; “The Exchange,” by Miss Doris
COME IN AND HEAR IT, BETTER STILL LET US DEMON
STRATE IN YOUR OWN HOME.
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