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P«c« Two THE PILOT, SoatlwrM Pi—g —d Aberdeea, Nortk fiTtlhi Ttiday, March 16, 1934. THE PILOT Published every Friday by THE PILOT, lncorp»rst«d, 4berde«* and Houthem Pinc«, N. C more of an influence in political pose is justice, domestic tran- campaigrns than is at first quility, the common defense, gen- thoug-ht suspected, for the nas-leral welfare and general Hberity. tiness and the antagonism of po-jThat allows a broad interpreta- 'litical battles introduces in every i tion, which has been the case,! I campaign a lot of stuff that we I and today the citizen may won-! f be better «*hout for I der what all it | BioN H BUTLEK Editor i ^:ood IS derived from the air-. it seems now that this na-1 GRAINS OF' SAND MB. DENNY HTTHDBAWS JAMES BOYD Contributing Editors Subscription Ratett: One Year Six Months Three Months The latest entrant for "Old Slave j such delightful potency that one Day" is Chole Jones, in the days I snort poured today through the lips ' of long ago the property''of Gather- j of Bacchus himself would cause that Editor, The Pilot: i ine Cameron of Lillington but for : gentleman to flin^ back his shroud Yesterday afternoon Mr. U. L. the past 35 years in the employ of ; and come forth with a hey nonny STRUTHEKS Bl’RT dirty linen and the ani-jtlon is .some hundred and fifty jspence did me the honor of advising C. T. Patch, and despite'her 80-odd I nonny. a-steppin’ high, wide ana Imosities of political catfighting l years old, that we h^’e overlook-1 that he had dwided to offer as a years still going strong. Aunty Chole | handsome. And before we shall per^ that each recurring election j t>d several things neceseary to j candidate for the state senate. was old enough as a girl to get a viv- ^ mit the sacred confines of our bor- ,2(^'brings up. :carry out the simple .scheme of j in my opinion the Legislature which , id impression of the war time days ' ders to become polluted with ordi- SI 001 This will be an opportimity ! the founders who enumerated 1 is to meet in January. 1935 Will I that still remains fresh in her mem-; nary legal likker. we shaU again se- 50 for those voters who stand back . the requirements above. So in ' have more than the usual need for , ory. Temple Bailey, the author, spend-; cede. There is less liklihood of such —- trom the muddy political pool! that century and a half we have'the best thinking the various coun-.ing the winter of 1907-8 in Southern a desecration than there is of this ’ .. .. • Pines, was much interested in Chole | fair state voting the Republican tick- who appears as a character in one of et, and that, suh, would be an ignom- Miss Bailey’s early books. iny of which, no matter to what lev- els of decadence we sink, we shall Address all communications to The i take no part because they : been making some new laws. At ties and senatorial districts can sup Pilot, Inc., Southern Pines, N. c. not like the methods that pre-, the present time over 500 men |piy. and now that Mr. u. L. Spence, —vail too often. As little objection i are in Washington'making: new I with his long Legislative experience, Entered at the Postoffice at boulh- urged against Mr, Spence {laws, and most of their time is ' fine mind and unimpeachabde char- rm Pines, N. C., as second-clasi^ mail matter. anybody can take part in this j now occupied in that work. ;acter is willing to serve our district campaign with the assurance of, Along with them the forty-eight j in the Senate i am taking this op- a clean*procedure, actuated by a, .states every year or two hold ! portunity of withdrawing my own i public welfare than can not* be ' meetings of several thousand ; andidacy for the Senate, and ask that ^ Columbia in ' opposed on any personal and po-1 legislators who make some more ' my friends will give to Mr. Spence's; "Somewhii ! litical grounds, which would SUg- ' new laws, so that in the course candidacy serious thought and if they . we South Carolinians took to be a gest that many who do not US-iof time we should hope to gain find it agreeable to their opinion of'very brief, but very insulUng, suh, ually stage an active hand polit-'that tranquility, general welfare, the bc.st interest of the county and a.spersion on our honor. You pre- ically may now be active war-justice, liberty and .safety that j district, cast their vote for him in sumed to speak facetiously of our ac- riors to back a good movement, the nation was created to pro- j the Democratic Primary to b^ held tions in rejecting legal liquor. ^ The man W’ho proposed this . vide. It has taken a long time to early in June. j “in these parts and hereabouts selection of candidates by SUg- ' reac-'h the point W'here we are,' in withdrawing my name as a can- is made that priceless gift of Divine The announcement that U. L.,gestion of the people is a mod- and a veritable mountain of'didate for the state Senate i want, Providence to the throat of a true Spence will be a candidate for ^«,t fellow who does not want his i laws, with an apparent need of ! to express an appreciation for those j gentleman—South Ca’llna cawn lik- the state Senate is more cy less ,^ame known, but it is pennissi-. a great many more, for we are citizens who have indicated their de- ker, in abundance unbounded and of of a surprise, probably to him as to say of him that he has now making laws on a scale that; sire that i represent them in the well as to nearly everybody else, probably done a gootl job. It is i has never at any other time in | next Legislature and to assure them foT until the last two or three ^rder to hear some sugges- the century and a half of effort'and ail other citizens of the district that I feel that 1 am serving them AN EXPERIMENT IN POLITICS we Here's the way South Carolinians ever be incapable feel about {heir “cawn likker" in the - words of Neill ’Donnell Bultman of A heavily.brocaded silk dress worn recent magazine: ' by Mrs. Eunice Kelly at the baU giv- hile back you cast what' en in the Governor’s Palace to Presi dent George Washington during his visit to New Bern in 1791, and also a tiny ante-bellum doll, have been deposited with the North Carolina Historical Commission for exhibition in the Hall of History by Miss Bettie Dunn Windley of New Bern. The dress is trimmed in hand-embroider ed batiste and is in an excellent .state of pre.serA’ation. weeks, while his name had been tions for other county offices, mentioned as possibly a candi- date for legislature or for Judge,'pfjE (CHILDREN THRIFT ate. But this movement is a sur- ^ prise, commencing when a read- The North Carolina Thrift er of The Pilot suggested that Society is a new organization the people propose some good created under the last legisla- men for the county ticket.! ture, and having for its aim to.of the other attainments that: Spence was among those men- teach thrift among the school I we have, yet they go on pretty, . , . , - tioned as proper timber for the children. It is said that one pur- imuch as we do. But we are to these things, legislature. Other names were pose is to encourage your folks elect a new legislatui-e, also ahead ot proposed, but those offered so to build on a project to help another Congi*ess, and the other "im. been reached. Probably all the other nations ; best by assisting as far as l possi- of the world, including those | bly can in obtaining the services of I hat al e as old as Rome and I the Honorable Union L. Spence of (Greece and Egypt and Arabia, i Carthage as our representative in the 'o not has'e a fraction of as many | state senate of i935. laws as we do, and may be that! — R. e. denny. is why they do not have some , Pinehurst. March 13, 1934. The Week in Aberdeen Cyi-us Holleman of Cary spent the past week-end in town visiting his sister. Mrs. A. F. Yates. Mrs. K. G. Deaton and children spent last Sunday at Timberland with ed the services at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning, and greatly helped with their music. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Campbell an. nounce the arrival of a son, Henry his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Camer- ' Jacob on last Saturday, March lOth. on. Mrs. Robert N. Page, Sr., has re- ■ Card Party turned from Washington, D. C., | Mrs. Jack Taylor enter- where she spent some time visiting t^'^ed their Bridge Club last Fn- states will choose new legisla-' tures, and the whole thing i , go ahead on .some more new ^’^THERING laws. And nobody ever smiles at' hop>ed that the far have not looked with favor themselvesc to provide a fund on the proposition, as most men for college expenses after the are busy with their own affairs, high school is completed. This Mr. Spence hesitated until pres- however does not prev'ent many sure became more frequent, and other valuable applications of then he intimated that he was the idea of thrift and saving. In , ^ — ,, . , 4. not inclined toward the lower dder days nearly everv child had fense and the general welfare ^^rn out and that P^|0- > I-- —1- . . T p]p will seriously .study the sig nificance of such a meeting, for slavery, as indicated by these old folks, was one of the great her son, Thad S. Page. Jesse Carter, a student at the Presbyterian Junior College at Max- ton, spent last Sunday visiting bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Avery were day evening at their home with three tables of cards. High score prize was w’on by Miss Edna Maurer. house again, and that he prob- a small .saving.s bank in which , liberty and so on. In .some ably would not enter the race for was encouraged the deposit of things men would have become the bench. To a friend he said'nickles and dimes now and then, (impatient after a century and a recently if he should respond to the purpose being largelv to i half of effort on the part of . ^ . the call at all it would be for teach the child the saving habit: thousands of men w'ho find that! incidents of the building of this the Senate, and this week he ac- as well as to give a little money i^he job is still as hefty as ever hiation. The war that was the cepts the call of a number of the at some time when it might be requires stiii a bigger num- flimax of the curious expen- peopie and allows his name to be of more use than the immediate ^ her to carry it forward. But we ment, is over, and the two an- presented. expenditure. i^o ahead cheerfully and w-ith tagonists who met on the con- The man who started this; I„ spite of all of our clamor propositions I ^ movement has done a good job, to spend more money, the one ! ^ things \ve hope for, although r , ‘ - g ^ this curious struggle to provide gathering of old members of a fishing party at Henry tranquility and the common de-,em Pines wnll be a representativ e ^ sonville last week. T. S. Melvin spertt last Wednesday in Mount Olive on business. Mr. and Mrs. Dan 1. McKeithen and children of Columbia, S. C., spent last Sunday in town. Mr. McKeithen and children, accompanied by his mother. Mrs. A. A. McKeithen re turned to Columbia, while Mrs. Mc Keithen stayed over for a week, dur ing which time she expects to under- Mre. G. B. Peterson entertained the Night Club at her home on last Thursday evening. The St. Patrick’s Day motif was carried out effective ly in her decorations and favors. Mrs. H. Edge won high score club prize, and Mi.ss Chri.stine Allred guest prize, while Mrs. Alton McLean won prize n the contest. The special guests were Mrs. Mac Wallace. Mrs. JacK Smith, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Dan Allred, Mrs. Eugene Maynard and Misses Christine Allred. Edna Maurer and Janette Leach. for Spence is probably the most thing this country needs capable man in the county avail- teach more than any _ . . , , 1.1. t -..I 1 go a tonsil operation at Moore Coun- lust what It is we want seems to taken place, so that old subjects Hospital. Ve rather obscure in'its" detail” I‘‘‘n be discussed now with the rwe“ foV'iMsimportant job. He nmTctalpTiliciple is tL°X or i!"'* "’“V''. Abated as to its et-,fu»er knowledge on the part ot is a lawyer of forty years ex.,,hrift and saving, not oni;'■''» "’^"'od of attain-/'•II eonc«n«i perience, which means he is fa- is our entire capital accumula-... , „ •■old Sesda ” conWns a miliar w'lth business practices tion a neces.sarv outcnmp nf citizen asks Mr. Gib- cot^^ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wimberly spent ia-st Thursday in Raleigh attending Dr. George Truett’s evangelistic ser vices. practices tion a necessary outcome of sav- , i ch«Inter^^on^‘'''‘%anaa°^^^^ McMiUan is convaiesc- and with county and district at- ing. but a time comes to all of i p f • tT milht be read with orofit iust ^ operaUon fairs. His success as an attor- us, and sometimes freauentlv ^ Raleigh. He outlines be read itn pro t j which she underwent last week in neyisan indication of his prac- when L“d im mone? woufd ! «’»' '“o'* fr'' '* ; ra.v«t,viii., tical character. His standing at provide immeasurable ’ comfort ' J™;. ‘b® 'rouble is *bat a jhe app o\al of ^ „ h. a. Gunter si«iit a few days i»»t the bar, where he is in the em- and happiness A dollar is no ■ ^ other men there will - brings out some ^ , week in Atlanta, Ga., visiting his ploy of discriminating people, is more or less than a dollor and it' something else to offer, Ck^ Slavery ' a testimonial as to his integrity' will buv only one dollar’s worth ' offered in m tne book, b a e > , Eugene Maynard spent the and reliability. His acquaintance of "ometh "nK "rthe MarTal '‘»™ "> I? ‘bscussed from the day the, isstatewide. lowed to a« ^o hr ne Lck i“"<* com- New England colonies set the ex-■ A»ale B«ie Thompson of cm- T-u D-w U . ) I 1 rl- . , promised all throuirh the ample, and it is indicated that . - ^ \Shile The Pilot has watched some trivolous thing simply be- Gibbon says the big ' P^^^'haPS the colored man is bet- this movement wi h much inter- cause the doll.ir happens to be „,j„ is ecoSc goverLent I»« ‘«'-.y because of the ac- «tas a iwhtical experiment, available it w;lll not be on hands,^ LlLTthaT the peoSrare t""' wrongs inflicted on his an- ™»r!prote:«ng“'agarnsr^a"S but -estors than ki„.,men are everybody realizes pmiflHv oa who were destined to the w'llds instead of accepting a candidate tial is needed. One of our great, the big effort in th*is '*^^ Africa and barbarism at the who offers himself because he troubles now is the great lot of ^'jidn Is to Lcure' P^sent time becau.se their an- den, S. C., spent the past week-end here visiting relatives. The Glee Club of the Presbyter ian Junior College at Mftxton, com posed of about 30 members, attend* Book Club The Thursday Afternoon Book Club was entertained last week at the home of Mrs. Harry Pethick in Southern Pines, with the assistance of her mother, Mrs. George Abraham. Instead of the regular program hour Mrs. Pethick gave a most in teresting talk on her Chinese curioe and linens, exhibiting them as she talked. C'«vered Diwh Luncheon The members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary enjoyed a delightful Cov ered Dish Luncheon in the parlors ot the Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon, after which all reports for the past church year were beard and new Circle chairmen and offi cers elected and the Circles formed for the coming year. "'‘''“fV'' ‘'^‘ public appropriations for all cestry did not have the luck to j g \ K ^ manner of things, which takes he stolen and .sent to America., : nave bought monev to a degree never be- The old slave is soon to be an ■ | desires to enter public life, it is stuff we have all brought for i- nauon is to ,se to be .said that this candidate'no pui-pose, to say nothing of' ’appiopriations for who accepts the invitation to the great lot we run is one w^ho is w^ly awep^ " vfore dreamed of ° e.xtinct factor in our national de- | H able to this paper mis idea is which is watching the dollars we ,t ,oX®f government i, velopment. Today the pictures- i f also wholly acceptable, and thcUre yet to get that they may pay ,„£ion of trxerrnd the <iuc phase of the whole subject i I “‘^uicoXSTsMnding of^m^^^^^^ i» »" ‘bat is left of it. Race re- i an^al t1 f 1 that ;iaie for when we bought them ^ j where it can lie 'ation is adjusted in a manner| | appeals. It .seems to be a .step on credit. i • i thaf nprmiffpH hntVi tn' I on thp nart nf -1 niitnhpr nf nPfT t*. u i n i .... led in any wav unle.ss the | that has pel mitted Doth races to | pie to lift the ioHtS machine ' \ ^ stop the de- the most remarkable ad-1 | to a higherLel of usXlnS^ school exper-; .„ands on the public treasuries, ^''an^es ever possible under the , J for the whole community for beyond a doubt that and how to ston rlpmnnric sun. and the social contacts are Mr Spence if chosen which an » much happier a problem. Then the qu'e.stion 'arranged that friction is as g nSirs Hkpfv will more prosperous nation to-,arises as to how far that busi- •'^hght between different groups § ed, unbia.se<i, and «spo„s^ S:;!?L“?hrift'anTsa“nVon i™; HIGH GRADB] FERTILIZERS Naco Peruvian Fertilizers of the Nitrate Agencics Co»- With prices the .same, why not get THB BEST for your Money. Stock carried at all times. Delivery by Truck Phone 65, IMedmont Grocery Building, Aberdeen, N. C. L T. AVERY the And with it all a .strong and wi» Ste f forced ' "''S ' chnd^^n’rdayVie; f„" .'"iS ‘oTtx sS ?n ' »Wdi„g friendsWp has been es- all thp iinHoeiVahi ff f # Will be adding a branch of study , countv indicates year by year tablished between the blacks and f Domicaf 1? w,^? ™L‘ '"""‘“'J- If-eater and ihen taxation imoKi"- reiS^rSc S SywL a a^^ k”' i™Possible climax wh"T' f<l ‘h'Jjt that will ever be ; ^ ”|things that have been made a |comes of the whole government'Slavery was a great experiment in politics, with all part of the school course of the structure? tragedy, but it was also a great J ^ * i ^ X. V* * O V/ * 1 ^ Vr X o ^ UtoS^'Tectoe wttfZS’tJ tter'to tep'^peol”'lm the' r"® recommend it. i^read line than , is doubtful if any thing of its kind can ever again be attempt ed. It is to be hoped it may be a memorable event, for it already is an affair that almost was, rather than is. with Mr. Gibbon in economical Ithis gathering that . „ , . - — the emer- government? How far will thevi’"’for the near future. It j A^ Moore county is conceded jgency measures men can devise,!go in paying taxes’ How the Democratic candidate in the I but an emptied pocketbook is a district this year a nomination source of sorrow. is equivalent to election, for no-1 body doubts the success of thel'ruc' ritgimi?cc Democratic ticket. In fact it is , possible that the Republicans of GOVERNMENT much of this business is really gov ernment? Have we forgotten the pui-pose of government, or is 'overnment failing us? What are our forty-eight state legisla tures and our more than five I-ligHland l^odge A Quiet Home-Like FamUy Hotel Pleasantly liocated on Vermont ATenoe Near the Pints SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNC 1ST Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent MRS. W. N. GRBARSON Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. C. hundred men in Congress go7ng anf™ J" an occasion nounced that he would be a to do in the real business of fanHinJ? f the backing of a,candidate for the legislature and .government? Tranquility’ We statement he mentioned ' beat the world fo^S for au- make the result a foregone fact;some things that he - ■ lorcrime, loi au- would be'should have legislative ..... xux various tmnirs the candicSe rfrLJnm sub-Uhat indicate lack of defense of tivfn of ac- ject of government for discus-i the people, and general welfare only whole. Sion and for that matter the is getting some nTw in St Sd tL state K makingljoy^d’a' bowHng''toumameVZt tte Sriment Shall work\fn,?v V,.^: LT 1 Pinehurst Caaino following their y he United States says its pur- And the cause is the public 1 weekly meeting on Wednesday. DROP 48 FROM CWA ROIXS'~~ I , In county this wkek business Forty-three men will be dropped from the CWA payroll in Moore thinks tomobile slaughter, for indiffer- ^ county this week, bringing the num- legislative atten- ^ ence to law, for various things I'“®'” down to 263. KIWANIANS BOWL Members of the Kiwanis Ciub en- The Hollywood Hotel Corner Federal Highway No. 1 and New York Avenue Rooms are Large, Verandas Sunny. Rates Moderate. Call, write or wire J. L. Pottle & Son, SOUTHERN PINES, NORTH CAROLINA \
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