Friday, February 16, 1934.
THE PILOT. Southern Pinen and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Page Fiv»
The Week, in Southern Pines
Mrs. A. F. Roselle returned to her
home in South Norwalk. Conn., af-
ter a visit of ten days in Southern
Pines.
Miss Virginia Kane and Miss Dor- i
is Eddy left Monday for Kushequa, {
Penn. They will return next week, j
accompanied by Miss Kane’s father, |
E. K. Kane. I
Michael Roskie of Pajsaaic, N. J., I
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George I
Straka (or some time.
Mrs. F. A. Lane, of I.Anes Mills, I
Penn., and daughter Miss Naoma I
Lane of Johnstown. Penn., visited Mr. |
and Mrs. F. E. Walker and Mr. and |
Mrs. Bion H. Butler last week, en-
route to Palm Beach, Florida, where I
they plan to spend some time.
Miss Florence Kane and Edgar |
Johnson have returned to Pennsyl- j
vania after spending -a few days here j
as guests of Miss Kane’s mother,!
Mrs. E. K. Kane. |
C. T. Patch and Mrs. Lillian Miles
returned Saturday from a shopping
trip to New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thrower have
returned from Henderson where they
were called at the sudden death of the '
latter’s brother, Clifton Currin.
Mrs. Carlton Wicker has gone to
her home In Portland, Maine where
she will visit for a few weeks. En
route to Portland she stopped at Laur
ence, Mass., to attend the wedding
of a friend, Miss Elsie Duffy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pattan of j
Cleveland, Ohio are guest.s at the
Woodruff for a few weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Johnston of Rochester,
N. Y., left Wednesday for points
scMth after stopping at The Wood-
worth for a few day.s to visit friends,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Beal also of Ro
chester. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston ex
pect to return to The Woodworth
soon, to complete their vacation.
Mrs. C. D. F'olsom of Boston, Mass.,
is the guest of her brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mer
rill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Merrill, accom
panied by Mrs. Folaom expect to
leave Friday for Bradentown, Fla.,
where they will spend the remaind
er of the sea.siin.
Mrs. H. C. Greene of Hartford,
Oonn., arrived last week to spend
the season at The Smilax.
Dick Sugg, Buster Patch, Bob
Beck, Bob Gifford and Ben Brown i
went to Chapel Hill last Thursday to
attend the Caroline-State basketball
game.
Bill Fisher, student at Slate Col
lege in Raleigh spent the week-end
here with his mother, Mrs. Nellie
Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cole and chil
dren left Tuesday morning for Chat
tanooga, Tenn., after spending a
month in the Milan house on Illinois
avenue.
Morris Eadie left a few days ago
for St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Willetts
of Roslyn, L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Ekl-
ward Streeter of Great Neck, L. I.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Delehanty
of Locust Valley, L. I.^ are among
recent arrivals for the fox hunts.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Evarts
of New York arrived at The Paddock
Saturday for a visit.
Johnston deForest and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McAdoo of New York,
Mrs. Wallace McLean and daughter.
Miss Catherine McLean of Scarsdale
are among golfers at Mid-Pines Club.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinch Tate ot
Westport, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs.
R. McAlphin of Greenwich. Conn.. ar
rived at the Highland Pines Inn Fri
day for several weeks of quail hunt
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Burke
have as their guest for a week, James
L. Mitchel of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ecker
arrived at The Paddock Thursday
for a two weeks’ visit.
Frederick B. Lee of New York ar
rived at The Inn Friday for .several
weeks of hunting.
The Guild of the Emmanuel Church
will meet at the home of I.irs, Colon
S. Carter next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Vincent of
New Yoik and Mr. and Mrs. William
Warren of Buffalo, New York will
be guests of Mr. and Mrs, Almet
Jenks, for a few days next week.
Mrs. Thoma.s Newman who ha.s
been staying with her daughter, Mi.ss
Nancy Newman has returned to her
home in Douglaston. L. I.
Misses Jennie and Annie Myre oi
Cascile, New York arrived last week
to spend the season at The Piedmont.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howarlh of
Lanette, Ala., and Mrs. O. E. Uavis
of San .Antonio, Texa.s will arrive
Friday to spend some time here as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ho-
warth.
O. W. Holmes of Fayetteville was
a guest recently of W. Schroeder.
,. Among recent arrivals at the Mid-
Pines Club are Mr. and Mrs. Isiac
Clothier, III, of Enfield, Penn., and
A. H. Ham of New York, with a party
of three.
Mr. and Mrs. Almet Jehks, Mr.
Laing and Jimmie Townsend left
Thursday for Amissville, Virginia to
spend a few days.
Socials
The Civic Club gave a benefit
bridge party at The Southland Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Carl Thompson
won high score prize, which was a
beautifully decorated cake in the
shape of a valentine. Miss Birdelia
Bair received 'Door Prize.’ Other
prize winners were Mrs. William E.
Cox, Miss Louise Mann, Mrs. J. A.
Thompson, Mrs. J. L. Daniels, Mrs.
Elmer Davis, Miss Florence Camp,
bell, Mrs. H. A. Gould, Mrs. Wad-
well, Mrs. J. D. Sitterson and Miss
Burdett.
Mrs. L. M. Daniels entertained her
bridge club last week at her home
on New Hampshire avenue. Mrs.
Barrett Harris was winner of high
score. Other members Included Mrs.
Russell Lorenson, Mr^ Doc Parsley,
Mlss Eileen Loomis, Miss Iris Tate,
Miss Betty Bradley and Mrs. John
Muiphy.
Mrs. Frank Goodwill entertained at
Sue Ann Milliken and Louise Man
ning Milliken entertained several
friends at a Valentine party at their
home on New Hampshire avenue,
Wednesday afternoon. Sue Ann’s
guests were Nancy Wreen, Tootsie
Everest, Ann Walker, Louise’s guests
were Ann Perkinson, Pauline Mae
Nichols and Gill Goodwill.
Mr. and Mrs. Craighill Brown en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. William Laing
of Ami.'^sville, Virginia for dinner
Monday evening.
^tt■s. Hai ry Vale was hoste.ss Tues
day afternoon to a number of guests
at bridge and tea at her home on
Valley Road.
Mrs. Harry Beckwith entertained
at a dinner parly at Lovejoy’g last
week. Among her guests were Dr.
and Mrs. William MuJgett, Mr. and
Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. Clara Pu-
shee. Mr. and Mrs. P^mmett French
and Mrs. Henry Dingley.
The pupils of Mrs. Hafer’s Bible
class will give a piano recital on
Tue.sday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
Win From Carthage But
Lose to Hemp Teams
Pinehurst Paragraphs
I Southern Pines Boys and Girls
^ Break Even for Week
i in Basketball
I With the Carthage outfits the vic-
j tims of their power, the Southern
I Pines school basketeers raked up
i their third straight victory last
i Thursday night on their home court.
: The boys were victors by a 24-14
I score, while the girls triumphed by
i 25-14.
Bob Gifford, lanky center of the
locals, paced his teammates to their
win as he accounted for 14 points.
Bob Beck also featured with some
nice shots and played a splendid floor
game. Marlon scored 3 baskets to
lead for Carthage.
Frances Swearingen went Gifford
one better in total points to lead the
girl’s scoring. Mary Elizabeth Cam
eron ranked second with 8 while
Jean Zimmerman and Martha Carlisle
starred on the defense. Miss Wicker
of Carthage accounted for 12 of her
On Tuesday night the locals jour
neyed to Hemp to take on the Ellse
teams and suffered a pair of defeats
I by the powerful academy teams. The
; boys bowed by 20-5, and the girls
! had equal difficulty and succumbed
! by a 15 point margin, 25 to 10.
Tonight, Friday, the locals take on
; the West End tennis, finalists in
I last year’s County Championships,
' on the local court. Southern Pines
I hopes to avenge an early season de-
! feat..
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Milliken at
the corner of Ashe street and New'
Hampshire avenue. All friends and
^ relatives of the pupils are cordially
Invited to be present at this recital.
! Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lewis who
f»I)cnt the summer In St. Johnsbury,
Vt., have returned to their home here
< for the winter.
Mrs. John Thomp.son of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. has been a guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Colin S. Carter for the past
week, leaving for Bradenton, Fla.,
Wednesday.
I Commander C. B. C. Carey of the
U. .S. Navy, stationed at Washington,
D, C., arrived this week to spend some
lime at the home of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Jane H. Towne on Morgan-
, ton Road.
Mr. and Mr.s. Clarence Edson were
dinner and theatre guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Dunlap, Jr., Monday
I evening at Pinehurst.
The February meeting of the Moore
County Hospital Auxiliary was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home ot
Mrs. H. H. Johnson.
Circles One, Two and Three of the
Woman’s Auxiliary of the Community
Church will meet next Tuesday night
with the following hostesses, respec
tively: Mrs. Ellis Fields and Mrs.
Joe Hensley.
Miss Blanche Smith was hostess to
the business girls’ circle at her home
Tuesday night of this week with 19
members present. The Bible study in
Luke was led by Mrs. W. M. Mc
Leod. In the social hour following the
meeting, the hostess served refresh
ments in which the Valentine motif
was beautifully carried out.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pinehurst Parent-Teacher Associa
tion will be held next Wednesday af.
ternoon, February 21, at 3:15 o’clock
in the .school auditorium. An Inter
esting program will be arranged and
all persons Interested in the school
are invited to attend.
The Rev and Mrs. W. M. McLeod
were honor guests for dinner at the
Carolina Hotel Saturday night. A
group from Mr. McLeod's congrega
tion were hosts for the delightful
occasion.
Mrs. A. P. Thompson entertained
for luncheon at her home on Wednes.
day, Mrs. W. M. McLeod, Mrs. Gor.
don Cameron, Mrs. E. B. Keith, Mrs.
I. C. Sledge and Mrs. Alex Stewart.
Mrs. Gordon Cameron entertained
at a series of parties Thursday and
Friday of last week. Mrs. A. P.
Thompson, Mrs. Willard Dunlop and
Mrs. True P. Cheney won high score
honors in bridge on Thursday and
Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mrs. E. B. Keith
and Mrs. L. L. Yost were winners
Friday afternoon. Others playing
were Mrs. Eric Nelson, Mrs. Eva
Dunlop, Mrs. W. L. Dunlop, Mrs. Tom
j Cole, Mrs. Clarence Lyman, Mrs.
Alex Innes, Mrs. Wesley R. Viall,
Mrs. Lloyd Tate, Mrs. Harold Callo
way, Mrs. F. L. Dupont, Mrs. S. K.
! Jellison, Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Mrs. 1.
C. Sledge. Mrs. J. I. O’Brien, Mrs. F.
' C. Pinkerton and Mrs. W. R, Johnson.
Mrs. Murdoch McLeod and Mrs.
Frances Nlcoll of Carthage were
I guests for lea. Mrs. McLeod received
the guest prize.
Mrs. A. M. Oglesby and sons, Al.
bert and John and Mi.ss Betsy Ogles-
, by spent the w'eek-end wtih their
kin.sman, Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Wad
dell at Fairbluff.
The Mi.sses Kate and Lena Stew
art, Jane Davis and Stewart Wilson,
students at Flora Macdonald College
' were guests Sunday of Miss Sarah
j Stew’art.
! Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hardin of
j Commerce, Ga., were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stutls at their
home on Midland Road.
Miss Betty Presley retuined to her
home in Durham Wedne.sday after
spending some time here visiting
I Mrs. Violet Farrell. Mrs. Farrell mo-
j tored up with her and returned the
same day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Campbell had
as their guest this week, Mrs. Camp
bell’s brother, R. O. Harriss of Fay
etteville, who just recently returned
from Paris.
W.ALTER FRANKL, ARTIST,
LE.ASES PILOT’ BUKi., STUDIO
Walter Frankl, Boston artist who
is wintering in Southern Pines, has
leased the second floor of The Pilot
building on East Broad street as a
studio. Mr. Frankl took possessiun
, this week. The lease was negotiated
through the office of E. C. Stevens.
ssr CIGARET
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CHEESE'^ I/C
Grandmother'i
ROUND
ROLLS
2 9c
N. B. C.
Royal Nut Top
CAKES
lb.
29c
THE FAMOUS A&P COFFEE TRIO
AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES
EIGHT O’CLOCK
Mellow
3 u,. 50c
Red Circic 19c
BOKAR 23c
MELLO
WHEAT
pkg- ^ ^0
OCT. TOILET
SOAP
3 13c
ENCORE
Macaroni
Spaghetti
4 19c
EL RIO
COFFEE
2 25c
BULK
CANDIES
2 »>• 25c
SUNNYFIELD
Pancake
FLOUR
3 19c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Peas, California, 2 lbs 25c
Lima Beans, lb. 15c
Beans, Stringless, 2 lbs. .. 25c
Mushrooms, box ..40c
Parsley, Curley, bunch ... ..10c
Potatoes, new Red Bliss, lb .5c
Oranges, 5 lb. bags, each ....17c
Lettuce, hard firm head,
4 for - - 25c
Celery, well bleached, 2 for 15c
Cranberries, Cape Cod, lb.. 15c
Cauliflower, trimmed, 2 lb 25c
MEATS
Boned and Rolled Roast,
lb. 20c
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. ...15c
Sunny field Bacon, lb. 23c
Leg of Lamb, lb. 29c
Vacuum Cooked Ham, lb. 29c
Oysters, qt. 39c—49c
Beechnut Bacon, Jones’ Sau
sage, Sweetbreads, Squabs,
Native Calf Liver, Roasting
Chickens
Phone 5704
PINEBLUFF
The Misses Florence Fowle and
Pauline Little motored to Myrtle
Beach and Georgetown, S. C., and
spent several days last week.
Douglas Alli.son of Mt. Gilead spent
several days last week with his
mother.
J. W. Brooks of New York was a
guest at Miss Pauline Littles’ home
last week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a Kitchon Shower
Tea Friday afternoon in the Sunday
School rooms from 3:00 to .5:00
o’clock.
Clyde Simpson, Jr.. of Nortolk,
Va., has been visiting his aunt. Miss
Ella Backu.s.
Mr. Stef fey of Brooklj'n was a
week-end gue.st at the Linwood.
Dan Christopher was called to Dan
bury, Conn., Monday night by the
sudden death of his mother.
I
McLEAN FURNITURE COMPANY
SoutHern F*ines
is always the Best place to buy your home
furnishing's—
Smaller profits, faster selling and easier
terms—that’s our motto.
A small down payment delivers any item
to your home.
NIAGARA
Mrs. C. H. Jennings and son Cal-
vin, wife and son of Dr. C. H. Jen
nings, well known x-ray specialist or
Fitchburg, Mass., spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. U.
Williams. Mrs. Williams is the doc
tor's niece.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Jellison of Pine
hurst were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Williams on Tuesday evening.
The Young Peoples’ Society of Nia
gara will give “The Family Alblum,’,’
of Mrs. Almira Pease at the Church
Friday night, February 23, at 8:00
o’clock. Admission, 10c.
The residents here appreciate very
much the effort put forth by the
Southern Pines Fire Department.
Miss Maude McDonald of Carthage
Is spending the week at the home of
W. K. McDonald in the Weir's cot
tage. ,
Mrs. C. L. Dutton has returned from
a trip among relatives near Freder-
ioksburg, Va.
Work has begun on the water pro
ject that was approved for our vil
lage. Men started working on the
job Wednesday of this week.
The people of Pinehurst, Southern
Pines and Aberdeen are invited to at
tend a meeftlng at the Methodist
church of Aberdeen at 3 o’clock this
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lem Gileath
of Charlotte, National evan^llst of
the Women’s Christian Tempesance
Union, will be the speaker.
I^leat Values
Savings in store for you, all you have to do is call 6911.
We deliver.
MEATS. GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and FRUITS.
VERMONT MARKET
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING
Our Pocket Billiard Tables were good enough. No
body complained about them. We could have gone right
on doing busintss, but to keep the hig'h standard of our
place up, we spent a lot of money to give you better ta
bles ac the same cost.
So we have made a Billiard Parlor out of a Pool
Room.
THE RECREATION
GEORGE R. STRAKA, Manager
Broad Street Southern Pines
F"or Sale
Large, furnished bungalow and two car
garage at 60 Massachusetts Avenue. All
improvements. Lot 100 ft. by 293 ft. Right
of way to alley in rear. Cheap for a quick
sale.
Apply your own broker or Jesse M. Hayes,
Beach Road, Fairfield, Conn.
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