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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, May 10, 1935.
THE PILOT
Published each Friday by
THE. PILOT, Inoorponiti'd,
Southern Pines, N. C.
“Les Miserables” is a fitting
celebration for such an anniver
sary.
One critic remarked that Vic
tor Hug'o’s depressing lack of
humor is not merely zero, but
NELSON C. HYDE, Editor jeven a frightful minus quantity.
JAMES BOYD STKi'THERs Bi'RT! Perhaps he wasn’t styled as a
W VLTER LiPPM VXN humorist, but surely his thought-
„ ^ ' Iful philosophy is worth as much
Contributing Editors flippancy.
Sui>soription Kates: | school children, the students
Gne Year $2.00 i of French and American hia-
Six Months $1.00 j tory will appreciate “Les Miser-
Three Months . . .50 ables,” and probably the price
ipf a ticket will bring as much en-
Entered at the Postoffice at South-1anni\ersai.\ of
ern Pines, N. C., as second-class mail 1815 as a package of firewoiks
for our own fourth later on.
The amusing characters of
THP ‘SF'A«mv ^ hundred years ago are a
CHECKS WELL pleasing lot of people Jean \al-
T 1 1 • I 1 ■ lean, unfortunately is lemem-
In lookins back on the win- ^ ^ „
ter season it seems to checii ^ stole a loaf of bLul.
well. Late in starting, It (levelor-! ^
ed in mid-season to a peak mmd-, ' ^e reckoned with,
till of pre-depression days, and
and friend, who “never com-
' Civic Loyalty Pays Biff Dividends
matter.
Confidence intnefutiircand
?rowtti of U)is town promptftl
youK meroiants to locate here
V.ASS ELECTS BORST MAYOR,
TWO NEW COMMISSIONERS
IBi
VasSTheld its election of officers
on Monday and H. A. Borst, who
had held the office for the past term,
was elected by a substantial mapority.
The three commissioners are W. B.
Graham, W. D. Smith and R. P. Beas
ley, Graham and Beasley succeeding
A. M. Cameron and L. H. Furr who
declined to run again.
Elite Beauty Shop
Pinehurst
Complete
Personal Beauty
Service
H.
Sponsored by '
A. LEWIS—Insurance
Try Your Home Town First
Mighland L-iodge
A Quiet Home-Like Family Hotel
\
Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the Pines
SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent
MRS. W. N. GREARSON
Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. C.
it caiTied on later than usual
Though possibly not as success
ful in financial return to hotels
and shopkeepers as many of its
predecessors, the season seemed
to The Pilot to be outstanding in
one respect. More people were
“looidng Us over” for the first
time than usual. Looking for
possible home sites, looking over
our schools for their children,
looking over the possibilities of
wintering their horses here, all
signs that point toward perma
nent develbpment, and growth
of the right sort.
These people W’ere very enthu
siastic about the Sandhills. We
heard many say they saw no
reason for going farther south in
the winter. They like the at
mosphere, the people who live
demned anything hastily, orj
without taking circumstances
into calculation,” would say,
GRAINS OF' SAND
Looks like us printers are a pretty
good lot.
“Let US look at the M)ad by | An Illinois jail recently installed
which the fault has passed.” Ja- j printing machinery. Then it went
vert, little Gervais, P'antine, the, through its 2,758 prisoners for print-
child Costette, Marious, with a | ers and found only one.
long list of quaint folk make an | Discouraged, the editor of the
interesting night’s entertain- prison paper ran this advertisement:
ment.—H. K. R printer wanted
THE Libcrftl Rcw&rd
OF A GARDEN Sheriff for the Capture of
A garden is a great institu-' One Printer. Must Be Experienced
tion. The light shed on the pur- ■ on setting Type, Locking-Up
pose of existence perhaps isn’t I and Job Work,
clear to all of us. A garden is a | Willing W’orker to Work in I. s. p.
place where at least a ‘great j P-J’int Shop at Menard,
manv of its mysteries are to be i Present Printer Expects Release
lie convenience and postal efficiency j
Do we get Mr. Farley down to ded-1
icate it ?
Guess the financial situation is I
about well. The doctors all left Pine-1
hurst this week before the bankers
even got there.
« CHAS. J. S\DLF,R. Mp^f.
Park View
Hotel
FINE
LOCATION
GOOD ROOMS
OPEN ALL
VEAR
R.\TES
MODERATE
Due to Parole.
This Applies to Sheriffs Only.
No Questions Asked.
All maps now’ on file in the office of
the Register of Deeds in Carthage
will be in Raleigh for the next three
weeks in order that photostatic cop
ies may be made, in accordance with
an order pasc'K* this week by the
county commissioners. W. J. Harring
ton calls attention to this fact in or.
der that anyone wishing to see any
of the maps may know that they will
net be available for at lea.-t three
weeks.
The new Pinehurst postoffice
; When the photostatic worl: i.s coni-
is pleted, Moore county will have one
found. Plants are living things.
thrcleanlineS of everything. We “J'*, Ther are :
haven’t heard of any ri»itors‘J
who left with a bad taste in i “ wp mnsnmpl
their mouths. These things are 'vniie \\e ■ j nearing completion. Ifs a handsome; of the finest systems of preserving
ominous. We can look for the j?'* pr0duce._ and \U ou I ^^d the last word in pub- map.s that can be fmmd iii .he .state.
...... , tVipm. Hirpfl-lv or mdirectlv we;
return of satistied customers. ■ /, ^ i ^
'vould soon cease to be in exist- ^
achievement of the winter ^ , MOUtk DtSeOSC tttld Bodt) DtSCOSe
Hand in Hand,Says Dr. McCain
feet. It attracted to the Sand- peaches, turnips or whate\ei | ——.
Against
(ierms and Poison
By. Dr. P. I’. MoCain
It is not only true that decayed
hills prominent horse owners , you grow or thrives nearest you, ^ pp^per Diet, Proper Care of
from all parts of the ccmtry,: plants are marvelous, iu>st Insurance Against
men and w'omen who came with i chemical worlds. How' can the
no idea of the Pinehurst-South-; go down into the ground or ^
ern Pines section as anything; I'^'ach out into the air and P>’9'•
but a winter haven for golfers, the magnificent blossom it | — — — ^
and left with the feeling that in tones of various shades abscessed teeth and diseased
here we have an ideal place for reddish pink to yellow, while cause various diseases in other
riding, hunting, polo and racing. neighbor^ two feet away body, but it is also equai-
We look for the stabling of many creates a brilliant scarlet, anoth-' jy (jis^ase of the teeth and
more horses here in the future, a delicate yellow, all from thejgums result from poor general health,
which means more families, | ■‘^ame soil, sam.e air and 'vater f,.ojn a neglect of health habits and
more building of homes. ' f upply ? W hat method of select- fj.Qjjj improper diet. ^'Imth health
The passing of the Mid-Pines colors, what process in man-, and body health, or mouth disease
Club and the Pine Needles Inn utscturing their perfumes, sideland body disease, usually go hand in
into firm financial hands is | •‘^i(^e, working on a vastly dif- ^ hand.
another satisfying feature of the ferent scheme or much the ^ pQf many years it has been known
pa.vc .season. These institutions same. that germs grow and multiply in the
will be developed in the proper
way, the Mid-Pines continue to vert the carbonic acid and oxy-
be a community asset; the Pine i gen of the air into living mater-
Needles, closed for several years, i ial. gathering from the soil their
become one. As reported in The ^ nitrogen and phosphorous, be-
Pilot last week, there have been 'coming storehouses of chemicals,
several substantial sales of res-only to give off again when toss-
idences, mostly to persons who led into the fireplace the same
have been winter visitors and amount as taken into the living 1 teeth which have been filled. Rheu-
now become winter residents. |tree?When it goes out the chim-! matism, neuritis, lumbago, sciatica.
These are good signs. | ney and is set adrift will it come \ diseases of ihe eye and of the heart.
We are going ahead, and in back to us in the form of a piece I et cetera, art at times caused by
the right direction. ; of beef from the Argentine, that ^ germs and poison which get into the
: ; which was green stuff and nour-' body this way.
THE MOVIE TREND: ! ished some South American
LES MLSERABLES '
That the moving picture com
APRIL WEATHER
Cool mornings including a low of I
33 on the 17th, overcame the higher
temperatures of afternoons and low- ■
^ered the average of the month 2.6 |
degrees less than normal, and 3.8 de-'
grees lower than last April. The ab-
.sence of the usual hail storm was i
noticeable, and 11 days with temper
atures of 80 or above, 87 on the 27th, i
brought forth many early blossoms, ^
including the dogw'oods and wisteria. |
Easter Sunday while warm was
interspersed with morning showers.
Rainfall for the month measured 4.12 !
inches, sixty-eight one-hundreths of i
How do plants and trees con-1 pockets of decayed teeth and that above normal, making the
■ ■ oftentimes both the germs and the S:ain oi nmeteen one-hundreths
poison from the germs and the de
cayed food pass into the blood
stream through the porous roots of, time
such teeth and are carried to all ^verage 73.6
parts of the body. Also at times ab-!
scesses form at the roots of dead
of the year.
1935
the first
four
months
Max.
Min.
Aver.
....73.6
48.9
61.3
...77.1
48.1
62.5
....73.2
44.2
58.7
JURORS DRAWN FOR CIVIL
-\ND CRimNAL TERMS
I cow
[ Mother Nature doesn’t de-
pany is producing pictures of a' stroy anything, but collects and
different trend and appeal is | save and remakes and as she
proven in the presentation of j works she affords a field for
more of the classics, which have | thought. A garden of any sort
been appearing from time to these days is a valuable invest
time. Their popularity is show'n ment, with the returns high in
by the full houses they draw’ and more tiian one source. A few
the wholesome influence left in seedr, from Bill McNeill’s store
their wake.
“Les Miserables” has been
heralded with interest and
will prove profitable for the
dinner table. This isn’t an ad
vertisement for McNeill, but he
should have an enthusiastic | is near and likeable and always
audience. Victor Hugo produced
a thoughtful book, a romance, a
history of those stirring days of
revolution when Napoleon, Blu-
cher and Wellington were having
their lively skirmishes over
Mont St. Jean—the final over
throw of Napoleon at the battle
of Waterloo.
In the eighteenth century
France had lost her colonial em
pire. Bonaparte’s hope was to re
store and extend its boundaries
and become a rival of England.
The ambitious Corsican was
reaching out to other quarters of
the globe to be checkmated by
England and frustrated by his
ovm blunders, our own country
gaining Louisiana through one
of them, in 1803. On June 18th,
1815 the great battle was fought,
the -jnquored Emperor jfeoing
down in defeat. Now% after 120
years we can review that trou
blesome period through Hugo’s
vivid description. The coming of
throws in some humor and ad
vice with no more added to the
cost of your seeds. It might be
a beneficial thing for more of us
to work into a garden some of
the unemployed spots that will
in return cut down the grocery
bill and add to the pantry and
cellar shelves. 'The garden is a
great institution, for “lettuces
or bouquets.” If you agree v/ith
Madame Magloire, you value the
former: if with the Bishop, “you
are mi.staken; the beautiful is
as the useful.” Either kind
keeps you out of mischief.
—H. K. B.
CLUB (TO HEAR HARPIST
It is by no means true, however,
that all such diseases are caused by
bad teeth ajid diseased gums. In
some quarters teeth have been too
ruthlessly extracted. When some of
the above mentioned diseases are
present all of the possible sources of
the trouble should be searched for
and the teeth should not be removed
unless it is at last reasonably cer
tain that they are responsible for the
trouble.
Keeping the teeth and gums clean is
very important, but really not as es
Jurors for the May 20th criminal
term of Superior Court and the May
term of civil court were drawn on
Monday when the county commission
ers met in regular session. They are
as follows:
Criminal term: H. H. Lawhorn, W.
H. T. Wallace, W. H. McNeill, H. M.
McCaskill, N. G. Purvis, J. B. Mar-
tindale. Lloyd Ritter, H. M. McDon
ald, D. O. Caddell, Ed Veno, W. E.
Graham, Hurley Hussey, Frank Cox,
Alton Wallace, J. L. Wallace, Fred
Stutts, W. H. Cole, Bernice Camer
on, B. M. Upchurch, C. E. Scott, W.
H. P.ichardson, D. L. Thomas, A. P.
The Ca..lhage Music Club will pre
sent Mis I Hazel lone Mosea, harpist,
of Richmond, Va., in the Carthage
High School building Tuesday, May
14 at 8:00 p. m. Admission for
adult®, will be 25 cents and children
10 cf nts.
sential in maintaining sounc eeth Brewer and O J. McCaskill.
and healthy g^ms as taking a prop-1 Civil term: A. M. Camerun, Flet-
er diet containing not only the nec- | Bost, E. E. Cheek, W. L. Sulli-
essary food values, but also a suffi-1 van, Floyd Medlin, J. Earl Goodman,
cient quantity of the proper vitamins ! N. J. Morgan, Geo. A. Woods, Z. V.
and minerals. On account of the ex
tra demands upon them it is espec
ially important for growing children
and pregnant women to take the best
Blue, James M. Ballard, W. R. Car
ter, Jesse D. Frink, M. F. Tillman,
H. H. Williams, W. D. Wadsworth,
C. B. Thomas, Geo. Hunt, R. L. Mc-
of care of their teeth possible, to take Kenzi«, J H. Andrews, J. L Thomas,
the proper diet, and to observe prop
er health habits.
For more detailed information on
body health and mouth health consult I ABERDEEN HIGH DEFEATS
Walter M. .Wicker, D. B. Fletcher,
Wm. D. McGill and John R. Dunlap.
your physician and dentist, or write
to the State Board of Health.
LIBRARY HOURS THE SAME
FOR BALANCE OF MONTH
Trustees of the Southern Pines Li
brary voted at a meeting Tuesday to
continue the present hours of the li
brary until June 1st. The library Is
open every afternoon, except Sunday,
from 2 to 5 o’clock, and on Wednes.
day and Saturday mornings from 10
to 12.
SOUTHERN PINES, 6 to 0
Featured by Yow’s brilliant pitch
ing, Aberdeen spanked Southern
Pines to the tune of 6 to 0 in the Itist
game of the High School season. Yow
allowed his opponents only three hits
while Parker, pitching for Southern
Pines, allowed eleven hits during the
game. Both teams played fast ball.
Features of the game were the bat
ting of Adcox, Windham and McLean
for Aberdeen and Buchan for South
ern Pines.
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Iteie Siffli will
LISTEN TO JACK PEARL
in a new show with
Freddy Rich’i Orchestra,
every Wednesday,
P. M., over
L. V. O’CALLAGHAN
, Telephone 5341
Southern Pines