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Cameron and Community
The 17th of October was the birth
day of the Rev. M. D, McNeill, and
October 18th was Mrs. M. D. McNeill’s
birthday. Their many friends sur
prised them by calling Saturday
evening, bringing gifts of love and
devotion to this highly esteemed cou
ple, and wishing them many happy
returns of the day.
Owen Daniel Fulbright, known to
his family and friends as “O. D.,” and
one of the most popular students at
Parker High School, died October 15,
at the home of his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. J. 0. Fulbright of Brandon
Mills, after an illness of six weeks.
Funeral services were conducted Fri
day morning by the Rev. Dr. J. S
Dill, assisted by the Rev. J. M. Trog-
den and the Rev. F. C. Owen of the
Methodist Church. Young Fulbright
was just 15 years of age, a member
of the Senior class, a boy of exemplary
character and gave promise of a fine
career. He is survived by his parents,
ing an A. B. course at State College,
Raleigh, has accepted a position in
the Primary Department of our school.
She comes highly recommended.
Mrs. L. B. McKeithen was in San
ford Monday.
Miss Eloise Star of Wilkesboro,
teachei^ in Greenwood School, spent
the week-end with Miss Mary Emma
Thomas.
Mrs. R. E. Mann and son, Bobby
have returned from a visit to Mt.
Airy.
Mrs. J. A. McPherson and children
f^pent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. Pierce.
John McDonald, colored, had a bad
automobile wreck returning for the
Moore County Fair last Saturday
night. In some unexplainable way his
car plunged down the hill near the
late S. B. Oakley’s and hit the stone
bridge, tearing off two wheels and
doing other serious damages. Fortu
nately no one was injured.
Miss Lola Thomasson of Route 1 is
J. A.
one brother, Joseph F. and three sis-1
ters, Misses Addie Louis, Mary Eliz-1 making her home with Mrs
abeth and Sarah Jane Fulbright. The ! McPherson and assisting her at the
Rev. J. 0. Fulbright was pastor for j cafe.
several years’of the Cameron-Car- j Little Caroline Holland of Wash-
thage group of Baptist churches, ington, D. C., w^ho with her mother is
where he and his family were great
ly beloved.
The Rev. J. H. Buffalo will begin
a series of services at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning, October
26. Everyone is most cordially invit
ed.
Mrs. Janie Muse, Misses Mamie,
Minnie and Jacksie Muse and W. A.
Muse were dinner guests Sunday of
Mrs. Mollie Graham on Route 1.
Mrs. D. S. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
S. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet P.
Ray and Mrs. O. F. Taylor spent Sun
day in Asheboro ^^ith Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin L. Ray. Miss Elizabeth Ray
returned with them.
Mrs. Georgia Matthews and T. A.
Hartley of Southern Pines attended
the State Fair on Thursday.
H. D. Tally, J. D. McLean, W. A.
Muse, Mrs. Janie Muse and Miss Jack
sie Muse were in Carthage Thursday
evening to hear Ex-Governor Cameron
Morrison speak on the political issues
of the day. Governor Morrison is a
kinsman of Mrs. Janie Muse.
Mrs. Arthur Burt, Miss Janie Mc-
visiting Mrs. J. E. Snow, has been
quite ill for a week with tonsilitis.
Her condition is reported greatly im
proved. Her father, Charles E. Hol
land came down for the week-end.
Mrs. M. L. 'Matthews and Mrs. Rex.
Kelly of Hanford and Mrs. Jack Ar
derson and little daughter of Greens
boro were in town Monday, calling on
friends.
Mrs. Charlie Teague and Mrs. Sam
Teague of Hamlet called to see Prof-
B. C. Mclver Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Goodman of
Kannapolis were in town last Fri
day to see their friend, L. F. Ritchie,
who remains quite ill at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. L. B. McKeithen.
Mr. Ritchie’s brother, Scott Ritchie
who lives near Baltimore, also spent
Thursday night and Friday night
with him.
Cameron school won the following
prizes at the Moore County Fair last
week:
Grammar Grade exhibit, first prize.
High School exhibit, second prize.
Primary School exhibit, third prize.
Essay contest—“Resources of Moore
Ewen of Biscoe and Miss Pate of . i ^ • j*
Candor were guests Saturday j prize; Industries of
Misses Watie Harrington and Inez j ““f/^Co'inty^ second^ pn
Wannamaker.
Miss Mary Lamb Snipes has re
turned from the Moore County Hospi
tal and is convalescing at her home.
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Mclver of Max-
ton and R. C. Muse of Hamlet were
in town Wednesday, calling to see
Prof. B. C. Mclver. Dr. Mclver was
en route to Durham where he is un-
der^^oing treatment from Dr. Bass.
Evander McNeill and sister, Mrs.
McKeithen and her son, Archibald, of
Raeford w’ere guests Sunday of the
Rev. and JVIrs. M. D. McNeill,
Henry Dowell Jone'^, who is teach
ing at Wakelon, spent the week-end at
home with his father, C. C. Jones.
He was accompanied by his former
college room-mate, the Rev. G. D.
Danner, a young Baptist preacher of
fine personality, who filled the pul
pit here last Sunday morning.
Miss Esther Seawell, who was tak-
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By actual comparative tests,
it is proved that no fuel af
fords so safe, so reliable, or
so uniform heat at so low
a cost as Good Coal. We are
stocked with Coke, Pocahon
tas, Pennsylvania Anthracite,
Virginia Anthracite, Ken
tucky Splint. We can also
furffish you with good, dry
wood. Please call us today,
and you will be sure of im
mediate delivery.
C. G. FARRELL
Ice and Coal
Phone 58
We feel justly proud of our school,
and think the teachers deserve much
credit for their efforts in putting on
such a splendid exhibition of their
work.
Linden Hartsell and Miss Jennie
Cameron attended the State Fair
Thursday.
Miss Jacksie Muse and Mrs. Jewell
Hemphill spent W'ednesday with Mrs.
Rex Kelly of Sanford.
CARTHAGE
Aid Society Meets
The Methodist Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. Ida Bryan Monday
afternoon, with a good attendance.
Mrs. J. G. Downing, the president pre
sided. Routine business was dispensed
with and an interesting program was
then given.
Mrs. Fannie Shaw and Mrs. H. Lee
Thomas read interesting papers. Mrs.
J. G. Downing gave a resume of facts
that she had read from papers with
regard to Mission situation in differ
ent countries. The November meeting
will he held with Mrs. T. C. Black.
Carthage Personals
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Greene of Naug-
tuck, Conn., has been visiting Mrs.
R. N. Henshaw. Mrs. Green is a sister
of Mrs. Henshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Muse and
little daughter, Elizabeth Ann, have
returned to High Point after spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Fry.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas and Mrs.
R N. Henshaw spent the week-end in
High Point.
Mrs. Howard Driggers of Richmond
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lee War
ren.
Claud Stutts of Richmond spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Stutts, just out of Car
thage.
Judge and Mrs. W. J. Adams spent
the week-end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Spence and
daughter, Mary Worthy, were in
Chapel Hill and Raleigh Saturday.
Mrs, M. J. McPhail, who has been
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. T. C. Black, has returned to her
home in Sanford.
Mesdames L. R. Sugg, M. G. Dal-
fymple, W. G. Brown and M. J. Mc
Phail attended the Federation of
Music Clubs in Fayetteville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Black, Jr., Mrs.
Godfrey of Jonesboro, Mrs. M. G.
McPhail of Sanford and Mrs. T. C.
Black were dinner guests of Mrs.
Fannie Shaw Sunday.
Miss Moore, member of the high
school faculty of Hamlet, was a week
end guest of Miss Margaret McLeod
at the home of Mrs. Frank Blue.
THE PILOT, a Paper Wiih Character. Aberdeen, North Carolina
Ads
FOR SALE: Five bird dogs. Six
months old. Apply E. E. Brantley,
Aberdeen.
Friday, October 24, 1930
T. A. Cole, of Florence, S. C., spent j
the week-end with his parents near
Carthage.
Alvin Leavitt, who is attending
State College, spent the week-end at |
hame. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Welch and |
Mrs. Puckett of DeRita, N. C., were |
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. j
B. Welch. !
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FOR RENT—Newly painted six room ^ g
house on Lakeside Heights. Apply g
J. V. Ferree, Aberdeen. g
Miss Mary Foster of Richmond, Va.,; FOR SALE—Ford Station Wagon
F^resK Sea F=^ood
Hig-hest Quality Meats and Country
Produce.
SANITARY CASH MARKET
E. B. Maynard, Mgr.
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Aberdeen,
South Street
was a guest of Mrs. Will Reed last
week.
Mrs. W. G. Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Graves are in Charlotte visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Will Reed, and house guest, i
Miss Mary Foster; Mrs. W. G.
Brown and Mrs. Cabell Penn were in
Sanford Saturday shopping.
Mrs. John Nalls of Greensboro
recently completely overhauled and
in best of condition. Four brand
new tires. Price $400. Apply Mrs.
Beverly Walter, Midland Road,
(Telephone Pinehurst 3083).
KIWANIS CONVENTION
ANNOUNCEMENT
A large number of members of
the local Kiwanis Club plan to attend
spent the week-end with firends in , district convention to be held in
Carthage. j Raleigh November 6, 7 and 8. The of-
Miss Minnie Gibbs, w^ho is now | ficial delegates are the Revs. J. Fred
teaching in Georgia, was a visitor to ' Stimson of Southern Pines and Ern-
Carthage for the week-end. | est L. Barber of Aberdeen.
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For the Harvest Ball
Let us equip you with a Tuxedo or reno
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Southern Pines, N. C.
(Read the Saturday Evening Post of November 1st re
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of this paper an invitation to visit our store
and see the new fall merchandise that we have
on our floors. Every piece and suite repre
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furniture available.
Incidentally, we are in a position to give
prices on this merchandise that we have not
been able to do before. The lower prices at
which we, were able to buy are being passed on
to you. We believe that your money w'ill buy
more with us than anywhere else.
You must come in and inspect these arti
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We know you will be well pleased.
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