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Friday, June 12
THE PILOT, a Paper With rharacter, Aberdeen, Nortii Caroliig
BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM IS SOLD HERE
'BuintciiP;
ICE
CHARLES DRUG CO.
Where quality prod-
-ucts always prevail-
The firms whose names appear here handle Buttercup Ice Cream because it is a strictly
hig’h class product and one that they can recommend as being fully up to the high standard
set by their other lines of merchandise.
ICE CREAM^
UTTERCU
Charles, Manager
ABERDEEN, N, C.
To continue SPECIAL SALE another week
No Age Limit
To Enjoyment
Children with their unjaded
capacity for enjoyment are
expected to get a thrill out of
Buttercup Ice Cream. But to
see their elders respond with
the same gusto is surely a tri
bute to the deliciousness of
this product.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
MILLICAN’S CAFE
ABERDEEN
1 F»int, 2Sc
WE SELL
Buttercup Ice Cream
The Best There Is
Our Specialty
IS
CHICKEN DINNERS
Stop here once and you will
again.
ADAMS’ CAFE
PINEBLUFF
BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM CO
MANUFACTURERS OF
ICE crf:a.m
BUmRfUP
HAMLET, N. C. -
June 10, 1931 * .
The Pilot,
Aberdeen, N. C., ^ j
Gentlemen, - :*r ^
After putting forth every possible effort to supply tremendous de
mand ior ANNIVERSARY PINTS we have been obliged to disappoint all
Dealers. We simply could not produce the special packages fast enough
to give all dealers and their customers their full requirements.
Every Buttercup Dealer, every Buttercup consumer must have a fair
chance at the prizes offered. Every person or group of persons collecting
the coupon in an effort to win the Radio and Vacuum Cleaner will have
another full week in which to compete. All Dealers have been given per
mission to continue the Special Pint sale during next week, sale ending at
midnight Saturday June 20th.
The Pint Sale has already exceeded our every expectation and will
prove the greatest single undertaking in our history. Your efforts in get
ting this information before the public will be greatly appreciated.
Yours very truly,
BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM COMPANY.
“ITS FAMOUS because IT’S GOOD”
Thousands Visit New Plant of
Buttercup Ice Cream at Hamlet
*•
Ice Cream, Souvenirs and Music
Greet Guests at Company’s
Model Factory
Many from the Sandhills section ac
cepted the invitation of the Butter
cup Ice Cream Company to visit its
new plant at Hamlet last week, anJ
were rewarded by a hospitable recep
tion, some good ice cream and appro
priate souvenirs. And they, along with
several thousand other visitors from
all parts of the big territory served
by the company, saw one of the best
equipped plants for the manufacture
of ice cream in the South. The com
pany officials even had an orchestra
on hand to entertain the guests.
Dealers began arriving at the plant
as soon as the doors were open in the
morning and, continued during the
day, some coming a distance of 120
miles. Others came to spend the morn
ing returning to their homes and send
ing their families and friends in the
afternoon. Barbecue luncheon was ser
ved to all (lealers and their families
present at the noon hour, there being
an estimated attendance of two hun
dred.
A very noticeable feature in the
new plant was the temperature main
tained in the main freezing room. The
air conditioner which worked auto
matically during the afternoon and
evening made this large open room
very cool and inviting.
Attractive Display
Attractive displays of individual
molds were in the hardening room as
Nearly 3 Gallons
That’s Your Annual Ice Cream
Consumption if You’re an
Average American
If you are an average American
citizen, do you know how much ice
2ream you eat in a year?
The production of ice cream in
the United States in 1927 was
335,703,610 gallons, which was a
per capita consumption of 2.85
Lr^llons.
If you didn’t get your 2.85 gal
lons, someone got your share.
construction as near fire proof as pos
sible. Every precaution has been tak-
I en botlii in the architectural design of
I the plant and installation of the most
! modern machinery for the efficients
i production of ice cream. It is a build-
! ing and industry which Hamlet should
i be proud of.
County Health
Seventeen New Measles Cases.
Sanitary Inspections Made.
—Clinics on Mondays
and will be continued until the full
number of injections are given. The
clinics in other parts of the county
will be commenced shortly.
Midwife classes are being held at
Eagle Sp^rings, Hemp, Aberdeen,
Cameron, Jackson Springs, and Car-
Bricks of Fruit
The summer season enables
us to introduce many delicious
fresh fruit flavors into our
ever-growing repertoire of
original and popular Brick
Specials. If you like Ice Cream,
you vpill be thrilled with But-
tercup.
BRYAN DRUG CO.
ABERDEEN
In The Crisis
Play Safe!
When, of a summer’s evening,
neighbors unexpectedly 'join
70ur front porch congress,
pull trump!....make the most
graceful gesture of hospital
ity !....serve Buttercup Ice
Cream.
BROAD STREET
PHARMACY
SOUTHERN PINES
Rich Texture!
Fine Flavor!
Quality standards that make
it most healthful; flavoring
excellence that makes it the
most favored by hostess and
lousewife 'as the climax to any
menu^
Buttercup Ice Cream in car
tons by bulk or bricky
CAROLINA
PHARMACY
PINEHURST
NIAGARA
Seventeen new cases of measles ; thage. Midwives must knew their cat-
Buttercup has distributing points at were reported in the county for the echism and have their kit and outfit
Lumberton, Sumter and Sanford. All week ending May 30. In the city of ; ready for inspection before their per-
the ice cream is made at Hamlet and Raleigh there were 55 new cases re- mit for the year can be given. They relatives in Ral * h
shipped to these points of distribution., ported for the same week and in'Win-I must attend these classes and must] Millard ^^eynolds ' and famil left
Buttercup mailed out several thous- ston-Salem 99 new cases. All cases | pass a physical examination. ' the pa«t week for thel^hon^r^nPem-
Mrs. J. V. Snipes and children have
returned from a week’s visit among
relatives in Chapel Hill and vicinity.
W. F. Smith of Raleigh was a vis
itor among relatives here the past
week.
Miss Nellie Dorris Morgan of Nia
gara is spending a few days with
broke, Maine.
J. V. Snipes spent the first of the
well as other packages such as But
tercup produces.
A large number of guests were at
tracted by the delicate machines and
paraphernalia in the laboratory where
all of the tests of dairy products and
ice cream are pe^foi-med. Interesting
information concerning the food val
ue of ice cream was given to the thous
ands of guests present in the manner
of little folders entitled “The Story of
Ice Cream Puppies.^’
Hundreds of letters and telegrams
were received during the day congrat
ulating Mr. Corning upon the opening
of his modem plant. Several large
floral displays were also received
from various dairy and ice cream
supply houses about the country.
The new plant is of modem brick
I and invitations, carried advertising in reported at Carthage have so far been A tuberculosis survey of Jackson
30 different newspapers and distri- quarantined, and observance of the Hamlet colored settlement near Pinp-
I buted thousands of circulars. quarandne regulations helps to delay | hurst, is almost completed and sus- ^;ek 'witTT;; ILi: Le‘:;u': Vpo'st-
the epidemic, to abate its virulence pected cases of tuberculosis are being I masters which in rVinvlnt+p Mon-
ABERDEEN and reduce the death rate for this di- , sent to the Sanatorium for examina- j ^j^y and Tuesday. He reports a good
there has been no death | tion. It looks as if Jackson Hamlet is Ifime mee+iTio- all
Miss Lena Stewart spent last week during this epidemic. In- ! going to have a very good bill of over the state. The Chamber of Com-
health as far as this disease is con-imerce of Charlotte gave them a free
cerned. One case of tuberculosis in | trip of fifty miles in one of those
. .U f V • 1 * infectious stage has been thor- | j^rge busses, taking in Gastonia, Bes-
Miss Effie Butler left on last Tues- T i Tf oughly screened in and protected ^gemer City and on to the Kings Moun-
: day for Chapel Hill, to attend the ; ® ® attack lighter. But up to the | against flies and other means of con- j tain battle ground where the guide
I Summer school for teachers now in I preventative vaccine has tagion, and is being well cared for by I showed the location where the main
j session there. i ibeen perfected. ^ Mrs. Francis T. Keating, president of
in Raleigh with relatives, and was ac- ^lood
companied by her cousin, Carl Buch- parent has been given to sev-
and Jr. sickly or very young children to
Jesse Wimberly, Sam Tarlton, Louis ' Battle from the Sanatation de- the Health and Welfare, Pinehurst
Parks and Raymond Wicker left last Partment of the State Board of Health, Branch, and by the Brotherhood of
Monday on a motor trip to Canada ^^aleigh, is at present working in this Rinehurst, Dr. J. Symington, public ! His ” en surrendered!
battles were fought and where Gen
eral Ferguson, the British command
er fell and was buried on the spot.
and points north. Raymond Wicker <^ounty. He has been here for over a i health officer, reports,
i will stop off in Bretton Wood N. H., ^onth and has accomplished some
where he will be manager of a print- &ood work. He will remain in Moore
ing office for the summer, and Jesse i until the end of June. All reports of
Wimberly will stop off in New York complaints regarding sanitation or
city to consult a spcialist befor re-- one desiring instruction in the line
turning home with the other boys. i sanitation is invited to address Mr.
Mrs. D. Jordan and Misses Doro- ^ Battle at the Public Health Office,
thy and Edythe Wicker and Myrtle | Carthage. To have every house in
Jordan spent the past week-end in i Moore county 100 per cent sanitated
Lumberton visiting friends. and no open wells is the aim.
The clinic at Southern Pines and
Manley commence at 10:30 a. m. and'
2:00 p. m. respectively on Mondays,
There are 19,860 more females than
males in North Carolina.
STORES CLOSED
The first Wednesday in June found
most of the Southern Pines stores
closed for the afternoon, a practice
that will continue throughout the
summer months.
The postal service in North Caro
lina gives employment to $4,570 peo
ple. Postal receipts in 1929 amounted
to $6,504,000 in this State.
The Dewberry season is on
these parts and many farmers hope
to receive a bit of change which will
come in handy at this critical time.
One garment maker in North Car
olina advertises -that he uses cloth
woven and finished in this State; that
he sews up the garments with thread
made in the* State; that he labels his
garments with labels woven in this
State; and that he packs them in pa
per boxes made in this State—a truly
North Carolina-made product.