Friday, February 23, 1934.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
rage Fiv#
District Commander
Leffion Guest March 1
Sandhill Post Striving for Full
Membership Quota Before
Wednesday
The reg\ilar meeting of Sandhill
Post No. 134 scheduled to have been
held in Aberdeen this Thursday night
waa postponed until next Thursday
night', March 1st in order that Dis
trict Commander Ferree could attend
and address the meeting. The post
will convene in the Methodist Club
House in Aberdeen at 8:00 p. m.
The post is busy with its annual
membership drive in an effort to sign
up its 1934 membership quota before
the District Commander’s visit and
Post Commander Vance Rowe urges
all members who have not already
signed up for 1934 to do so before
next Thursday lught.
The recent appointment of Vice
Commander John Stephenson as Unit
ed States Deputy Marshal for the
Middle Distlrict of N. C. will probably
necessitate a special meeting for the
election of some one to fill his place,
as the Legion's by-laws prohibit Le
gion officials from holding political
office at the same time.
Plans for the Legion Minstrel
Show to rebuild the Post’s Disabled
Veteran’s Relief Fund are going for
ward under the direction of Lloyd
Wooley and L. V. O’Callaghan. This
fund has been sadly depleted during
the past two years because of the
many demands made upon it by sick
and disabled veterans whose compen
sation has been cut off, or who have
been out of work. Any contributions
to this fund may be sent to Shields
Canieron, aJjutant, or F. M. Dw’ight,
finance officer of the past.
The Week in Southern Pines
IX)N« TIME RESIDENT OF
SOUTHERN PINES DIES
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I around her, regarding her with a
maternal aspect as her Interest in
I the young folks broadened as they
grew older. Few people have had a
larger personal following.
Mrs. Johnson is survived by one
.son, and a daughter.
Funeral .services will be held this
afternoon at 3 o’cock at the John-
•son home in Aberdeen, with inter
ment to foow in the Mount Hope
cemetery.
J. E. Ames leaves Saturday for
Camden after a few weeks’ stay at
the Tilghman House.
Mrs. Lee Clark left Saturday to
be with her husband in Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs.
Birtu Bame.s and Mrs. B. H. Poe
of Durham were guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Overtori.
Miss Ada Bailey leaves today for
her home in Pittsburgh, Pa., after
spending several months at the Wood-
A’orth.
Ruth Cameron and Mary Judd
Welch, students at the University
spent the week-end with their par
ents here.
to her home in Portland, Me.
H. Donald Campbell of New York,
president of the Chase National
Bank, and Mrs. Campbell are guests
at the Mid-Pines Club for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley SV. Burke
have as their house guest for a few
days Henry W. Taylor of New York.
Wallace McLean of Scarsdale, N.
Y., president of the Morris Plan
chain of banks h£is joined Mrs. Mc
Lean and daughter, Miss Catherine
McLean at the Mid-Pines Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Redmond of
New York are spending several days
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
INTERWOVEN SOCKS
Mr. and Mrs. Ruffus Cates of Ral- i
eigh were week-end guests of Misses
Althea and Lillian Roberts.
Mi.sses Geneva Hall, Mary John
son and Arthur Smith of Salisbury,
spent the W’eek-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Rled Hall.
Edward Streeter has returneo, to
his home In New York after spend
ing a week at The Paddock.
Miss Catherine Platt of Garden
City, L. I., Miss Francis Bryant God
win and her sister. Miss EHizabeth
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Re-opening of
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
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recent fire which de.stroyed our .shop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vance McMillan had Love of Roslyn, L. I., are spending
as their guest this w’eek Yates Allen
student at Campbell College.
Countess Maud Salm returned to
New Yoik this week, having been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson
Boyd.
Mrs. C. McCook Morgan and
Mrs, N. W. Conyers are spending
some time In Miami. They will re
turn in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Almet Jenks spent
a few days In Amlssvllle, Va., this
week.
Mlwii Doris Eddy and Misses Vir
ginia and Florence Kane returned
Sunday from a trip to Kushequa, Pa.,
and were accompanied by E. K.
several days at the Highland Pines
Inn.
Mrs. Vivian Bushong of Raleigh is
coming to the Church of Wide Fel
lowship to give a Cooking Demon
stration, March 7th at 3 o’clock. The
admission is 10c. At the close of the
lecture Mrs. Bu.shong will present to
some lady In the audience an electri
cal appliance. Everyone is invited. |:
Mrs. McClenond and daughter, Anna II
of Philadelphia, Pa., have taken thej||
Reynolds apartment at 9 West Massa- j p
chusetts avenue for the season. Miss
Vnna will attend the high school bere. H
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Fulton ot ^ ||
Baltimore, Bd., are guests at theitJ
B. V. I). Shirts and Shorts, each
Spring Pullovers, Sleeveless and Light-Weight, $L50 up
THe Tog SHop
Southern Pines
Kane, who will spend some time here. Highland Lodge for the season. Mr.
Frederick Jack.son left .Saturday ; Fulton's father, E. N. Fulton, was a
for Boston, Mass.. to be with his ' prominent re.sldent here several years
mother, Mrs. Hannah Jackson. ! ago. He built the lesldence of Struth-
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hunt left; er.s Burt, then known as Hedge Row.
Saturday for Pittsburgh, Pa., having
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
of Southern Pines. N. C.
Announces A
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Free Lecture on Christian Sience
By I
PAUL STARK SEELEY, C. S. B.
of Portland, Oregon
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
New Hampshire Avenue, Southern Pines, N. C.
IN CHURCH EDIFICE • [
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH*2N®,
At Eight O’aock •> i
’ The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend
clo.sed their home on Illinois avenue.
Morris Johnson has gone to Ham
let and will be connected with the
A. & P. store there.
Mrs. Howard Butler and sister,
Miss Virginia Kane, motored to San
ford Wednesday to attend a meeting
of the Tierlan Club which was held
at the home of Mrs. R. E. Bobbitt.
Mrs. Whitney, accompanied by her
s'ster. Dr. Anita Newcombe McGee
left a few days ago for Washing
ton to attend a conference with Sec
retary of State, Mrs. Perkins.
Charles Pier instructor at the wo
men’s college in Greensboro, spent
'the week-end here.
Of Interest are the Shakespearean
meetings w'hlch are being held at the
home of Mrs. Edgar T. Chapman
every Tuesday morning with Walter
Frankl reading. Next Tuesday’s read
ing will be from “Hamlet.”
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmsted vi.s-
iteti here over the week-end. Upon
their return to their home in Troy,
they were accompanied by the for
mer’s mother, Mrs. Robert Olmsted,
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hervey and
small daughter, Mary, were guests
of Miss Helen Butler for a few days
this w'eek. They were en route to
their home In Geneva, N. Y., after
spending a month in Florida.
Henry McCormick, of Harrisburg,
Pa., is visiting his nephew, James and
Jackson Boyd.
Mrs. Francis Robinson left several
days ago for Pittsburgh to take her
two grandchildren back to their par
ents who have recently returned from
a trip to Holland.
Friends will regret to learn that H.
D. Cameron Is ill at his home here.
The Sandhills UtUe Tbeatre OulM
has just been given the use of the
Dixie Theatre in Aberdeen for re
hearsals, by Charles Plcquet.
Mrs. R. G. Rosser and daughter
Janet of Vass, were guedts of Mrs.
J. Hardy Tilghman Sunday.
Miss Rathel Lovejpy is recovering
from a broken leg received in a fall
last Thursday,
Socials
Stanley W. Burke will be host Sat
urday evening to many of the fox
hunters at a stag dinner, which will
be given in honor of James and Jack
son Boyd.
Mrs. B. A. Tompkins will entertain
at dinner Saturday evening at The p
Paddock. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Almet Jenks are en-
’ertainlng at a dance at their home
Saturday evening. Their guests wii;
be those attending the dinners by
Stanley B\nke and Mrs. B. A. Tomp
kins.
Miss Irene Maples and Miss Mar
garet Gifford entertained jointly at
Jack'S^ Grill In The Orange Room
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W., P Moore entei-
tained their house guests, Mrs. Tur
ner and daughter Ann, of Richmond,
Va., last Saturday evening in The
Orange Room of Jack’s Grill. ••
Mrs. J. S. Milliken entertained the {J
.Sewing Club at her home Monday af- H
ternoon. H
Tootle and Charles Everest. Jr., en- |j
tertalned Miss Busboe’s ball room »*
dancing class at their home last Fri- g
• lay evening. ^
The Womens' Society of the
Chiux'h of Wide Fellowship will meet ^
at 3 o’clock, Wednesday, F’ebruary | ;j
28th in the church parlor. The Mlsse.s |J
Myers of Castile, New York, w'lll ex- •;
hlbit some of the painting and give ::
a short talk on art. ;;
Group 1 of the W’omens' Society j
of the Church of Wide Fellowship •;
will have a silver tea at the home jj
of Mrs. P. P. Pelton Thursday af- j
ternoon March 1st. Several artists I tj
new to Southern Pines will appear ;»
on the program. :•
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Mrs. Yates Poe motored to Winston- i Koch is an authority of national em-
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Humphries j through his teaching and direction,
and Mrs. Nichols of Pittsburgh have j inspired many whose genius now
taken one of the Gould apartments ! makes great contribution to the thea-
for a few weeks. ! trlcal world. Paul Green from whose
Miss Katherine Danfortfc. extension j early plays he will read Is perhaps
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Mrs. A. S. Ruggles. i and achieved a Broadway hit when
Miss Carolyn Drew Is ill at her i he had never attended a play,
home in the Gertrude apartments. i Forum members may bring guests
Mrs. Carlton Wicker returned a not of their household for $1.50, pay-
few days ago from an extended visit ' dble at the door.
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Pines Club. The Forum of the Arts i
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In a lecture Illustrated with readings
from Paul Green’s early plays.
His subject will be "Some Ten-
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