Friday, March 29, 1935.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Page TbrM
NIAGARA
ly
Isaac Morgan of Chapel Hill is
spending some time with relatives
here.
E. W. Marble, who spent a few
weeks with his wife and daughter
here, left recently for his home in
Farmington, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Paul have re
turned from a trip to Georgia.
John Frank spent the week-end jn
Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Wilson and son
A^^APITAL
11th Grade First in
Aberdeen B&L Contest
PINEBLUFF
By M. R. Dunnagan, The Pilot’s Raleigh Correspondvnt
Revenue Bill on Way
The 1935-37 Revenue bill, including
the three per cent sales tax and with
out exemptions, passed Its first read
ing and main hurdle in the House
left Monday for their home in Tilton,! of Repre.sentatives last Friday after-
N. H. I noon, on its second reading at a mid-
A large crowd turned out Sunday | night session the same night, and on
afternoon to see the new streamline i its third reading Monday, after the
Keen Competition Manifested in
Schools For Prizes For
Sale of New Stock
Shirley and Charles are visiting Mrs.
Howie’s parents in Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bell of Fay^
etteville were guests at J. D. Adcox’s
home Sunday.
Mis.ses Edith Howie, Hazel” A^cox
Mrs. Leila Mason and daughter
Vera of Friend.ship, N. Y., are occu
pying Mrs. Latshaw’s apartments.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher spent Sun
day In Hamlet as a guest of Mrs. Her- and France.s Van Huel were guests of
The contest recently sponsored in ^Van Boskerck. Flora Macdonald college over the
the Aberdeen schools by the Aber- Fletcher had as her week-end, it being hospitality week,
ommittee for several days, is one of Building Loan Association Tuesday Mrs. Stubbs of Miss Helen Tufts of Cambridge,
Jack.son Springs, Miss Margaret Ma.ss., is a guest of Miss Anne Pop-
them
The Senate, while the House was on
the Revenue bill, cleared its calendar
in readiness for the Revenue measure.
It disposed of several measures last
week. It limited hours of work in
State Institutions to 12, passed the i
photographers bill, the bill to allow
for the sale of stocli in the February
series came to a close, and the re-
.'•ults obtained were considered very
satisfactory from standpoint of new
stock sold, as well as from building
and loan educational standpoint.
Keen competition was hianifest-
Stubbs of New York City, Mrs. Al- ham for a few weeks.
bert Austin and son Edward *of Gas- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
tonia, and Mrs. Fred B. Monroe and Troutman a boy, March 27. The young
Fred Bethune, Jr., of West End.
Misses Carrie McIntosh and Celma
man will be called Howard, Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Hampton of Fair-
Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnia Stubbs
of Laurinburg were entertained at
train pass here. auto sales tax bloc had succeeded m j organization of district health de- i between the Eleventh and Eighth ^ ^ Howie’s Sunday.
The Rev. C. R. Dierlam of Chapel i reducing the tax to two percent, but partments, and others. The Senate , Eleventh winning the first Mina Latshaw was taken to
Hill held a very successful meeting | which gains were lost again Tuesday. Judiciary 2 committee reported ^10.00 with a percentage of {jjg Moore County Hospital last Sat
here the past week. His method of | After one of the most hectic legis- “without prejudice” the five per cent
giving chalk talks In explaining the lative weeks in many years the bill, beer bill, after a lengthy hearing Frl-
Bible was very helpful to everyone
The church was full every night.
Lincoln Burgess, Alton and Char
lie Green of Lilllngton w'ere visit
ing old friends In Niagara on Mon
day.
It Pays to Advertise in The Pilot.
She Ark
l^uthern ^Binrs, N.
Mrs. Millicent A. Hayea, Principal
A. COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Kindergarten through the 8th year
MUSIC—ART—LANGUAGES
Tutoring Arranged for Older
Groups
Limited AccommodatienB for
Boarders
as passed In the House Is in almost
the same form in which It was intro
duced two months ago and in w’hich
It was reported out of the Joint com
mittee two weeks ago—which means
that it has been changed in only a
few respects from the bill written
and approved by the Advisory Bud
get Commission and Governor Eh-
rlnghaus. It will "almost” or may ac
tually provide revenues needed for
the Appropriations bill which the
232, the Eighth running a close sec- urday where she Is receiving treat-
ond w'lth 207 percent and winning jnent for neuritis,
the So.00 prize, Thomas Foley and George Asp-
In the Grammar School Miss Me- bury of Mlllbrook, N. Y„ were guests
Maness' Fourth and Fifth grade won of Mr. Foley’s aunt, MargaretFoley J" David Durant of Lee,
ities were sent bapk to the commit- pi'ize of $7..50 with a percentage ' Tuesday night. Mass., are guests of Miss Anna Pop-
tee. I of 157. Mrs. Charles' Fifth grade won Miss Florence Fowle of Minneapo-
day. Bills to Increase salaries of State
Treasurer and Commissioners of In-
.surance, Labor, Agriculture and Util-
■students at Chapel Hill were guests
of J. H. Suttenfield leist week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Townsend and
Dr. and Mrs. Nichols of Jamaica, L.
I., are spending some time at the
Tow'nsend home.
Miss Claire Raymond of Law'rence-
Olher Bills
Will be in hie office over th«
Post Office, Sanford, N. C., every
Wednesday, fi)om 10:00 a. m. to
8:00 p. m. Don’t fail to see him If
yoor eyes are weak.
favorably reported. The automobile
House is expected to take up and license plate cost bill was set for
make short w'ork of this week. this week in the Senate. The bill to
The course of the bill starting in inocculate all dogs against rabies was
the House the first of last week and passed after amendments,
to which two sessions daily were de- Bills Introduced this session reached
voted, was one of the most unusual 1200. of which 466 had been either
legislative phenomina in the State’s i"atified or ordered enrolled for rati-
history. As the week started the Me- f'cation Saturday. Last week 20 pub-
Donald-Lumpkln bloc, seeking to in- bills and resolutions were rati-
crease corporate taxes and eliminate and 90 local bills.
the sales tax, gained much momentum
^ Tuesday and W'ednesday, in which CARTHAGE
! days It wrote into the bill in the .
I form of amendments almost all of Mr, and Mrs, Joe Mims and N. A,
' the McDonald-Lumpkm proposals, McKeithen, Jr„ of Lumberton vislt-
1 .second prize of $2.50 over Miss Mc
Lean’s Seventh grade by a slight mar-
Bllls to abolish and transfer tiie '
Commissioner of Banks to the Utili- The association was rendered
ties Commissioner and limit to two splendid assistance and cooperation
the State bank examiners were un-1 by the faculty In both schools, and
wi.shes to publlcally express apprecia
tion, as well as to the boys and girls
who did so much to K.alie the con
test a success,
\! THOKS TO T.VKE 1‘AKTS IX
OWN PL.VYS .\T r.VKTHVGK
lis, Minn., arrived in Pinebluff last Mr. and Mrs. L. A. MacDonald and
w'eek and is occupying her house for daughter Selma of Greensboro were
a few weeks. Sunday guests of John Fiddner and
Mrs. H. L. Howie and children, family. <
Studio performances of “Job’s
Kinsfolks,” a tragedy by Loretta
Carrol Bailey, and “Sleep On, Lem
uel,” a Carolina negro comedy by
John W. Parker, will be presented on
April 5 at the high school auditorium
in Carthage at 8:30 o'clock.
The author of each of the plays will
McKeithen Present and play the leading role
^ in his play. Playing with tiiese will
! be members of the extension classes
' In Play Production, a course offer-
, ed by the University of North Caro
lina and given by Prof. John W. Par-
DRS. NEAL & GRIFFITH
Veterinarians
Office at Race Track, Pinehurst.
Also at Swinnerton Stables, Southern
Fines, daily
. Thursday, however, the day started ed Mr, and Mrs. N. A.
with reversals and at the end of that Sunday.
day the bloc had lost practically every Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ledbetter of
inch of ground it had gained. The Rockingham were the guests of Mrs.
bloc had a comfortable majority the Tom Jones Sunday,
lirst two days, but lost control Thurs- Dr. D. M, Currie of Philadelphia is
i day and by Friday was in complete visiting his mother, Mrs. J. L. Cur-1 Players selected to play va-
: rout by the so-called administration rie. j from Fayette-
forces, headed by Chairman R. Gregg Mrs. W, R. Clegg, Mi-s, Charles ,^*^^bam. Chapel Hill, Carthage
Cherry, of the Finance committee, Nicoll, Miss Annie McKeithen and j Hemp, and Di. Koch o the n
who gained full control. Majorities Misses Mary and Frances Ann Clegg | j!x^cted ^o e pr^en^.
that increase from six to eight per.spent Saturday in Raleigh.
E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storagre
Southern Pines, N. C. Tel. 503S
A. L.. AOAMS
PAINTER — DECORATO*
PAPER HANGER
WALL PAPERS
Phone 6922
cent the tax on gross revenues of
power utilities companies, telephone
companies, and increased Insurance,
and chain filling stations and chain
store taxes had to let the increase
be removed Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mi's. Hamilton and Mrs.
Ella Thom are spending a few days
in Carthage with their sister, Mrs. J.
I<. Currie.
L. W'. Barlow of Richmond spent
the week-end in Carthage with his
family.
Mesdames F. H. Underwood, S. F.
Cole, C, H. Nicoll, and J. M. Lane vis
ited friends in Parkton Friday.
W. H, Griffin of Roxboro spent
the week-end with his family here.
Sandy McLeod of Brevard is spend
ing a few' days at the Carthag’ Hotel
W'lth Miss' Margaret McLeod.
Miss Marie Clegg Is Improving at
the Moore County Hospital where she
is taking treatments.
Misses Margaret McLeod and Em
mie Hearne Horton shopped in Fay-
This program is spo nsored by Cir
cle No. 2 of the Methodist Auxiliary
of Carthage and the charges will be
only 25 cents for adults and 15 cents
for all school children.
NOTICE
To Depositors and others creditors in the
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
SOUTHERN PIN'ES, N. C.
A.s required of all banks operating under the laws
of this State by the Act of the General A.ssembly (duly
ratified and known as House Bill No. 185) this bank
hastens to give you due notice of the effect of this
legislation, according to the following statement specl-
ficall;# set out in the Act:
“That on and after July 1, 1935, by
virtue of Chapter—Public Laws of
1935, the additional or double liability
heretofore imposed by Statute upon
the Stockholders of banks, in the
event oi the liquidation of such banks,
doinff business under the laws of
North Carolina will be no longer im
posed.”
Norris L. Hodgkins
CASHIER
J. N. POWELL, INC.
Undertaking
Embalming
Ambulance Service
East Broad St., South«'n Pines
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Aberdeen, N. C. |
Sales Tax Passes
Tho first object w'as to remove
the sales tax. and failing that, to re
duce If to two per cent, and failing
that, to put back the exemptions on
basic food Items. The first test Fri
day was the Douglass of Wake
amendment to take out the sales tax
and substitute a tax on tobacco and
tobacco products. It was voted dow’n
77 to 33. The Carr of Duplin amend
ment to reduce the sales tax to two
per cent w’as lost 51 to 43. The Wil
liam of Hyde amendment to exempt ; etteville Saturday,
about the same food items as in are Misses Martha and Sara McLeod
now exempted lost by a 56 to 41 vote, of Sanford are visiting their aunt,
Then the sales tax article of the bill Mrs, Mollie Person,
was adopted 55 to 38. j Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Billups of
This w'as all done in the House op- Kernersville are visiting Mrs, Blllup's
eratlng as a committee of the whole., mother, Mrs, Mollie Person.
At the end of the voting the commit-1 Dr. J. L, Down and daughter. Car-
tee dissolved and the Revenue Bill; olyn spent a few days In Charlotte
was adopted by the House in regu-1 lotte last week. ^
lar session, the second reading at the I Mrs, George Muse has returned
mld-nlght session and the third Tues- j home after a visit with relatives in
day after the reversals of Monday, i Rowland.
The fight had ended in the House and 1 Misses Mary Frances and Myrtle
the scene shifted to the Senate, while; Dowd, students at Wingate College,
the House takes up this w-eek the j spent the week-end at home.
Appropriations bill. | Miss Katherine Shields returned to
Raleigh Monday night, having spent
Dr.
Adjournment In Sight j the week-end with her father.
Action last week Indicates that ad- j Henry Shields,
journment may be reached In three Mrs, George Carter and Mrs. Dan
weeks, although It will probably take I Carter were hostesses to the Thurs-
four weeks. Several Important mat-1 day Evening Bridge Club and some
ters are yet to be attended to. In addl-1 of the teachers on Thursday evening,
tion to the Appropriations bill. The Contract was played at four tables.
Hill liquor bill, in the Senate Finance Mrs. Charles Nicoll received high
j score prize for club members and
' Miss Frances Hunter for guests.
Mrs. R. G. Wallace entertained her
I contract club on Tuesday afternoon.
I A surprise birthday dinner was
i given to Dr. H. S. Shields on Mon-
I day evening at the Carthage Hotel
I by his daughter. Miss Katherine
I Shields. Courses were laid for twelve
i of his friends.
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