Friday, May 3, 1935.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Page Five
CASE OUT FOR MAYOR
AGAINST DORSEY STUTZ
(Continued from vage 1)
Recorder’s Court, being defeated by
J Vance Rowe of Aberdeen.
Mr. Stutz has been Mayor ol
Southern Pines for the past six years,
and on the board for some 12 years,
He is the agent here of the SeahoanS
Air Line Railway, and a Democral
in politics.
As at the polls on Tuesday, only
duly registered voters may cast their
ballots at the caucus tonight.
DR. SYMINGTON TO ADDRESS
AUXILIARY MEET U’EDNESDAY !
The Week in Southern Pines
The Pinehurst Chapter of the
Moore County Hospital Auxiliary
will hold its last regular meeting of
the .season Wednesday, May 8th at
10:30 a. m. in the ladies’ parlor of
the Community Church in Pinehurst.
Dr. J. Symington, countj^ health of
ficer, will be the speaker. The Pine
hurst Chapter extends an invitation
to the Southern Pines, Aberdeen and
Carthage chapters to attend this
meeting.
MOTHERS DAY
May 12
TAKE, GIVE or SEND
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BROAD STREET PHARMACY
R. L. HART, Proprietor
Closing Out Sale
ENTIRE STOCK
Including Lamps, Glassware, Leather
Goods, Overnight Bags, Linens,
China, Pottery, Smoking
Accessories
BRIDGE PRIZES AND GIFTS ALL AT LESS THAN COST
<5ift Sl)op
West Broad Street
Southern Pines
THE COLONIAL INN
The Colonial Inn will be open until July 1st. Rooms,
with or without meals at reasonable prices.
THE COLONIAL INN
No. 6 New York Avenue Mrs. Leighton Huske
Our New
Shell Travelaide
Station
is a model of what a really
good service station /should
be. Newly constructed of
brick in attractive design, it
is located on U- S. Highway
No. 1 between Southern
Pines and Aberdeen.
The finest Gasoline and Oils—Shell, of
course.
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
And, expert mechanics to fix your car at
low costs.
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Washing—Greasing—Polishing—
Painting—Complete Over-Hauling
I Miss Maide Lee Wade of Morehead
I City is visiting Mrs. Homer Mann at
I her home on Massachusetts avenue.
I Mrs. da Peyster and her daughters,
j^Mrs. Estelle Hosmer and Mrs. Jus-
I tine Martin, have closed their home
j on Weymouth Heights and returned
I to Connecticut for the summer,
j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruggles of
Kingsport, Tenn., .spent a few day.s
here this week visiting their parents.
I Mrs. David B. Ogden and Miss Har.
I I'iet Ogden left Tuesday for Bar Har
bor, Me., where they will spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mr.s. Charles York of
Exrter, N. H.. and Mrs. Ethel Nich
ols and Oscar York of Boston were
guests last week of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon York.
Mrs. F. F. Travis and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Travis of Greensboro,
spent the week-end at their home
here. K
Miss Thelma Kelly is spending this
week in Panama City, Florida.
Delmar Twyman has gone to Amiss-
; ville, Va., for the summer.
I Mrs. Bes.sie Blue ha."i gone to Rich
mond, Va., for a week’s visit.
! Mrs. William Miller and several
friends were in Durham this week.
Mrs. Inez Bredbeck has as hei'
! guests this week Mrs. Fenner Baker,
i Mrs. Adam Ohier, Mrs. Harley Clau.
■ sen and her .si.ster-in-law, Mrs. George
j Wenger of Port Clinton Ohio,
i Dr. Isabel Graves left Wednesday
j for Washington where she will join
j her sister. They will spend the sum-
, mer in the north.
] Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson are
1 spending a week in Rhode Island and
I New York.
I Mr. and Mrs. George B. Graff, who
have been spending the winter at The
jResthaven. returned this week to their
I home in Newton Center, Mass.
Miss Betty Bradley left Wednesday
^ for New York where she will spend
j a week before going on to Bar Har
bor, Me. for the summer.
Miss Dorothy Richardson spent the
I past week-end in Chapel Hill.
Milton Engstrom left yesterday for
Binghamton, N. Y., where he will
spend the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brindel visited
in Charlotte last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W'altz of
Ann Arbor, Mich., were the guests
over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon York.
Mr. and Mrs. Konold, who have oc
cupied the Ogden cotage in Piney
Woods for the winter, have returned
to their home in Michigan.
I Mrs. Ralph Chandler has returned
from Cordell, Ga., where hse was call
ed by the sudden death of her moth
er.
Mrs. Claude Haefer will give a re
cital for her Southern Pines and
Aberdeen pupils at the Community
[ House in Aberdeen next Tuesday
night. May 7th, at eight o’clock.
1 Mrs. L. B. Fisher, Mrs. Schaefer,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Crawford, and Mrs.
! J. B. Gifford motored to Fayetteville
and Fort Bragg Tuesday.
I Miss Eleanor Eddy, Miss Eleeinor
Harlowe, Miss Lucile Grover and Miss
Maybelle Ward of the Southern Pines
I tennis team and Miss Louise Schiep-
I ers and M. H. Turner went to Wil-
I mington last Friday for the Wilming-
ton-Southern Pines school tennis
matches.
Mrs. Robert Rose and Miss Moseley
left Wednesday night to spend the
summer in Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. Flaschleander and her daught
er, Miss Wally Flaschleander, of
Richmond, Va., are spending some
time in Southern Pines.
Mrs. William Matchett and her
small son Billy are leaving Friday
for their home in Indianapolis, Ind.,
after visiting Mrs. Matchett’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hayes, for
several W'eeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harrington
left this week for Littleton, N. H.,
after closing the Southland Hotel for
the season.
Mrs. Inez Bredbeck and her house
guests spent Tuesday and Wednes
day in Charleston, S. C.
Miss Anna M. Diehl left W'ednesday
for Milton. N. Y., after spending the
season here wtih Mrs. Harriet Stev
ens.
Miss Sara Turner, who has been a
guest at the Hollywood for the sea
son, returned this week to her home
in Marblehead, Mass.
Mrs. Lillian W. Creamer of Dam-
eriscotti, Me., has returned north af
ter spending the season at the High,
land Pines Inn.
H. W. Goodman will close his home
on South May street in a few day*
and leave for North Dana, Mass.
i C. C. James of Washington, D. C.,
I has returned home after visiting Mra
I James at the New England House,
j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pottle left
! Thursday for Providence, R. I., after
j spending the winter at the Hollywood.
V. B. (Jack) Johnson is serious
ly ill at the Moore County Hospital.
Miss Dora Menzel will leave Friday
for Spring Lake, N. J., after spend
ing tbe winter in Pinehurst. Before
leaving Mi.ss Menzel will visit her
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Han^
Menzel.
Mrs. J. s. Milliken entertained the
Sewing Club Monday afternoon at her
home on New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Lillian B. Miller entertained a
nui?iber of friends at a bridge party
M nday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Poe have tak
en one of Mrs. Wrenn’s apartments
for the summer.
The Thistle Club entertained its
members and their guests at a pic
nic luncheon at the Country Club
Wednesday.
Albert Lewis Adams, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Adams, entertain
ed several friends at a party last
Satuiday afternoon in celebration of
his third birthday.
Little Hazel Patch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Patch, cele
brated her second birthday at a par
ty on Tuesday afternoon. Among her
guests were Jean Overton, Agnes Ann
Buckley, Harriet Lawrence, Delores
Merrill, Virginia Goulden. Billy Bry
ant, Andy Page and Richard Patch.
The Willing Workers of the Bap-
ti.st Church w’ill give a picnic supper
at the church grounds next Friday
night, April lOth, at six o’clock. The
penny bags and money from the
basket will be collected at this time.
.411 members and their friends are
cordially invited.
J. J. McHugh is recovering from
an illness at Mercy Hospital in Char
lotte.
Miss Thelma Kelly is spending some
time in Florida and Mexico.
Miss Ruby Hall spent last w’eek
end visiting friends near Columbia.
S. C.
-Mrs. Dunn Goulding, who has been
vi.siting her father, Marland W'ool-
nough ami Miss Gwendolyn Fowler
will leave Monday for their home in
Toronto, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornwell have
taken one of the Lachine houses foi'
the summer.
Miss Florence Campbell entertain
ed a number of friends at her home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Sara Busbee will give a re
cital for her dancing school pupils in i
Aberdeen Friday night. I
Rev. and Mrs. Harding Hughes of
Concord, were visitors here Monday, ;
as the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. W. '
E. Cox.
Mrs. J. D. Cox and Mrs B. T Cox
of Winterville, and Mrs. J. W. John-1
son of Robertsonville, visited their
nephew the Rev. W. E. Cox for sev- ;
eral days this week. i
I
CARTHAGE
Mrs. J. M. Lane w'as called to Alta i
Vista, Va., Sunday because of the i
death of her sister-in-law. i
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Carter, Mrs. N.
A. McKeithen Mrs. W. R Clegg, Mrs.
Frances Nicoll and Miss Annie Mc
Keithen attended the wedding of Miss
Effie Leland and Frank Wilder in
Aberdeen Saturday night.
Mrs. O. D. Wallace and W’illis
Bartlett attended the 50th w'edding
anniversary of their parents in Rich
mond Sunday.
J. E. Muse, Jr., and H. S. Muse both
of New York City are visiting their \
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Muse. i
Mrs. Claude Stutts and baby re
turned to their home in Roanoke, Va., i
Sunday after a three weeks’ visit with
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stutts.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Billups of |
Kernesville spent a few days in
Carthage last week with Mrs. Mollie i
Person. i
The Carthage Book Reviewers
held their last meeting on Thursday j
evening with Mrs. George Thomas. I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flinchum of San.
ford have moved to Carthage where
they expect to make their home. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Landon Keley of Wil
mington were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Spencer was
hostess at a Circus Dance on Thurs
day evening, celebrating her 17th
birthday.
Mrs. H. F, Seawell and Miss Meade
Seawell received invitation to the '
White House Garden party given by
Mrs. Roosevelt on Wednesday after
noon.
The members of the Carthage High
School assembled last Thursday night,
at the Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst
to celebrate the annual Junior-Sen
ior banquet.
Little Miss Frances Anne Clegg
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clegg
and Master Emmett Morton, son of
Mr. and "Mrs. E. H. Morton entertain
ed the members of the Senior class
and the High School teachers at a
treasure hunt on Friday evening. The
hunt ended at Juniper Lake where a
picnic supper w’as served.
For Summer Comfort
f *
COOL^AH
The hat with a thousand win-
(luw.s. Tan and Grev) in pop
ular .shapes.
$1.95
Also Sennit Straws and
new Panamas
$1.50 up
The Tog Shop
Broad St. and N'’. H. Ave., Southern Pines
Important Sale
SILK UNDERTHINGS MILLINERY
Spring Coats
H.4RRIS TWEEDS IN DARK and
PASTEL SHADES
WE ARE READY
WITH
BATHING SUITS, ROBES, SHORTS
and SLACKS
C. T. PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE 1
SOUTHERN PINES |
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F"OR SALE
1931 LA SALLE
SIX WHEEL SEDAN
Practically new and for sale at a sacrifice p*‘ice.
PINEffllRST GARAGE
rnntmKntg
Planting Season
CHICK
*TARTEHA
PURINA
,CHICK
GROWEHA
Calls for Fresh
Seeds and Feeds
We can fill your wants
with fresh, clean stock
reasonably priced.
Wood’s Field and Garden Seeds, Acme
Fertilizer, Poultry, Cow and Hog Feed.
There are many starting- feeds but only
ONE STARTENA, satisfies chicken hun
ger for life, growth and development.
Special in Beans, Otootan, Biloxi,
Laredo, Osceola Velvet
McNFJLL & COMPANY
Feed and Seed Store
Telephone 6244 Southern Pines
Southern Pines Curb Market open
every Saturday morning.
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