Friday, September 13, 1935. THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Page Five STATE PROTESTS HOLD.UP |to appoint a committee, composed of OF P. W. A. PROGORAM Governor Ehringhaus, Senators Bail. ey and Reynolds, and Congressman (Continued from page 1) the Governor and the other speak, ers eulogized President Roosevelt and declared that the disapproval of the North Carolina’s applications was not his fault. The blame was placed on “underlings” in Washing, ton. When the critical situation had been explained in detail, the meet ing approved unanimously a motion Dough ton, to go to Washington, in. terview the proper authorities, and see to it that North Carolina got a square deal in the distribution of the public works fund. A number of Moore county pro. jects, including school and hospital programs, are included in those held up in Washington. The Week in Southern Pines Watch your step today. It’s Fri. day the 13th. itHuii»»«irHHHiHmnm»»»nnimm«tnmTn«KH»»»HHH»»Hnnnnmnmm:! Announcing THE RE-OPENING OF Tots Toggery SOUTHERN PINES With a Complete Fall Line of Children’s Clothes Infancy to Sixteen Tuesday, October 1st KATHERINE WILEY ERMA FISHER % LEARN DRY CLEANING BUSINESS We will accept a few more students for the course of 12 week. For full information see MONTESANTI Telephone 5541 Southern Pines U. S. NO. 1 COBBLER POTATOES 10 lbs. 15c STRICTLY FRESH ECCS - DOZEN - 33c IONA SALAD DRESSING » . 25 c WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED MiLK 3 Tall Cans 17c AGED TASTY CHEESE POUND 19c SUNNYFIELD FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER In V4 lb. Prints lb. 32o NECTAR ORANGE PEKOE TEA 2 lb. Pkgs. 25c roNA COCOA 2 lb. Can 17c DAISY BROOMS Each 25c NICE SIZE PRUNES — Pound — 5c GRANDMOTHER’S PULLMAN LOAF 20-oz. Sliced or Unsliced 9c MOORE’S KETCHUP >>• 10c Libby’s Apple Butter 3 No. S Cans Colo Dog Food, 3 cans ... .25c N. B. C. 5c Varieties Crackers 4"^ 17c iScottissue 3""“‘22c uvC Noithern Beans, 4 lbs. ... .25c PalmoIlTe Soap, 2 Bars .... .9c LAO In selected stores Beer or Ale ’10c Plas Dep. Sliced Bacon, lb •. 41c Ground Beef, lb. 18c Pork Sausage, lb. „29c Fryers, lb 27c A & P FOOD STORES ifllllllllHllnnm”^'^^ MiiiinmmiiattiiMittiiiittimnmtttammnnnimmin Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tate and Miss Iris Tate spent Sunday in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Burns and son have returned from a two weeks’ vacation at Carolina Beach. Mrs. H. H. Elder and Miss Jean, ette Welch of Siler City spent the week.end with their mother, Mrs. D. J. Welch. Miss Sara DuRant left Tuesday for Charlotte where she will enter j Queen’s College. ' Mrs. R. L. Hart and daughter, j Lina Lee, and guests, Mrs. F. H. I Abbott and son Frank returned j Thursday from several days’ vaca_ ; tion at Myrtle Beach, j Miss Thelma Kelly spent the past I week.end at her home in Bread, way. Mrs. Clarine Agnew of Glen Falls, N. Y., is spending two weeks' vaca. tion with her mother, Mrs. D. J. Welch. Mrs. Claude Hayes returned from a shopping trip to New York Tues. day. Mrs. F. H. Abbott and son Frank, who have been guests of Mrs R. L. Hart, left Thursday for a visit in Reidsville. Mrs. John E. Ramsbottom has re turned from Providence, R, I., where ! she has been for the , past few ; months. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spaeth and ' children, Walter, Jr., and Muriel, have returned from Ocean City, N. ' J., where they spent the summer. I Mrs. William E. Matchett has re. I turned to her home in Indianapolis, Ind., after visiting her mother, Mrs. Claude L. Hayes. I Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald are expected this week from Westport, N. Y., where they have been spend, ing the summer. Miss Gussie Cameron is spending a few days in New York. Lieut. W. P. Shuford, manager of the local CCC camp, spent the week, end in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy returned Monday night from a va_ catio in various parts of Maine. James B. Muse, who has been con. nected with the A. & P. store here for the past few months, left Tues. day for State College where he will take a course in dairying. I Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Nichols and : small daughter returned Monday ' from a vacation spent in the New England states. William Dale of Akron, Ohio has ; returned to Southern Pines to spend the winter. i Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Thrower re. : turned Thursday for a two weeks’ ' vacation spent in Henderson. Tom Baker motored to Durham I Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and I children returned Friday from Mas. j sachusetts where they have been spending the summer months, i Tom Millar was a week.end visi. ! tor in Green-sboro. j Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Wilson and I two small daughters of W'ashington, D. C., are spending a few days in I Southern Pines. I Mrs. John LelanJ of Charleston, 1 who has been vi.'iiting her father, S. B. Richardson, returned to her home Monday. Miss Isabelle Pelton and Miss Car. Cline Lewi.s left Tuesday for Green.s. j boro to enter N. C. C. W. I Misses Katie Lee W'ard and Anne ; Regan spent la.st week.end in Reids. I ville. I Clem Wren and J. J. Stroud left for State College in Raleigh Thurs. ! day morning where they will be stu. [ dents this year. I Ralph Chandler, Jr., and Henson ! Maples left Tuesday for Davidson College. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Averitt of Winston.Salem were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Mills. Miss Harriet Smith of Polkton arrived in Southern Pines Sunday night to spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner ar_ rived in town Monday after spending the summer months in Barneveld, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. GeGor^e Buttry, Mrs. Norman Day, Mrs. Margaret Ober. holser and Miss Alice Turner spent Sunday at Wrightsville Beach. Miss Tumer will remain there several days. Mr. and Mrs. Pope Inman were Sunday visitors in Lumberton. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Iver returned from Canada Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and family returned Sunday from a two weeks’ vacation at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bushby and children have returned to Southern Pines after spending several days at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. W. C. Mudgett has returned from a month’s vacation spent in Reading, Pa. Dante Montesanti, who has been spending several weeks in Blowing Rock, returned to Southern Pines Sunday evening. George Buttry and Pope Inman at. I tended an A. & P. business meeting in Raleigh Wednesday. I Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Y. Boyd and I children have returned from Hot Springs, Va. I Bill Fisher of Mitchell Field, Long j Island, N. Y., arrived Saturday by I plane to spend several weeks in I Southern Pines. I Mr. and Mrs. John Muller of New |York City visited Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Newton this past week while en route to Miami, Florida. Miss Bertha Fowler spent last week in Charlotte as the guests of Miss Madeline Chatfield. Mrs. N. L. Hodgins and children have returned from several weeks’ vacation in Maine. Mrs. E. W. Barton returned a few days ago from a visit with her sis. ter in California. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Everest and children returned Monday night from a vacation spent in Pennsylvaia. Mr. and Mrs. Louise Sheipers and daughter, Miss Louise Sheipers, ar. rived last week from Lowell, Mass., to make their home in Southern Pines. Miss Lena Brcwn and Miss Ethel Butt of Bakersville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lewis last week. Miss Lillian Roberts has gone to Canada for her vacation. Her sister, Miss Althea Roberts, will accom. pany her home. Linwood Earl Daniels of New Bern is visiting his uncle, Dr. L. M. Daniels for several days. Mrs. E. M. Poate and daughter. Miss Edith, spent Monday in Ral. eigh. Mrs. Levis Prizer and small son John have returned from a vacation in the north. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pethick and family have returned to Southern Pines after spending the summer months in Maine. Mr. and Mrs. George Rose spent the past week.end with the latter’s parents in Asheboro. E. J. Austin has arrived home from Squirrel Island, Maine where he has been spending the summer. Mrs. Woodrow Huntley and Miss Evelyn Caudle of Lenoir are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Hatch. Miss Carolina Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Bruce Lewis, left Mon. day to resume her studies at the Woman’s College, University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Mrs. Winnie Dodge who has been .spending the summer in New Hamp. shire returned to her home here Sun. day. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Beulah Drew and son who have been visiting in New York State. Robert Peck of Birmingham, New York arrived in Southern Pines Tues. day and left Thursday for Duke Un. iversity where he is a student. Mrs. Flinda Weed returned to her home here Monday night after spending the summer in the north. Paul Blue left Thursday morning for Chapel Hill where he will be a student at the University this year. Miss Barbara Bowers of Wash, ington, D. C., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bowers. She will leave Saturday for St. Louis, Mo., having besn transferred from her po. sition in Washington to this place. Mrs. D. D. Rightmire has return, ed to her home in East Orange, N. J., after spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. EL liott. Mr. and Mrs. William Wuioughby and sons William and Donald, on their return from a trip through New York and the New England states, made a visit with Mrs. Willoughby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Elliott, before returning to their home in Columbia, S. C. WELCOME Tobacco Fanners You are cordially invited to make our store your headquarters while in Aberdeen. We carry' a complete line of drugs, medicinal supplits and fountain beverages, and a large assortment of practical gifts to take home to the family. Bryan Drug Store ABERDEEN (mmtmmn Let the Laundry Do It FOR SUPERIOR WORK AN® SERVICE We offer the services of a modern laundry for the careful and cleanly) care of your clothes, table linen and bedding at a moderate cost. c% Laundry / does it D^st THE FAMILY LAUNDRY, INC. Telephone 6101 Southern Pines SPECIAL for this Week ^Philadelphia Cream Cheese, 2 for 15c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, Qt 39c; Pt 23c; 8 oz 14c Chase & Snnborn Coffee 25c Everything in Vegetables— FRESH EVERY DAY Beets, Tomatoes, Corn. Celery, String Beans, California Peas, Lima Beans, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Brgccoli, Carrots, Radishes, Potatoes (white, sweet and yams). WILSON’S CERTIFIED MEATS Of the highest grade, cut to your order. VERMONT MARKET Telephone 6911 Free Delivery eatre All the color, spirit, courage, pa. triotism, traditio.ial ideals and his. torical beauty for which the Unit, ed States Naval Academy stands, is reproduced in "Annapolis Farewell,” Paramount’s authentic film document of a midshipman’s life in this famous school, which is the attraction at the Southern Pines Theatre Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, September 16, 17, 18, with a Tuesday matinee. Sir Guy Standing, in the role of a retired naval officer who lives in the memories of his days at Manila Bay when he fought under Dewey, gives one of the most superb portrayals of the year, and the most important In his career. His delineation definitely personifies all those principals which Annapolis holds in high esteem. A delightfully refreshing bit of ro. mantic tomfoolery, ‘Two For To. Night,” will be on display Thurs. day, Friday and Saturday, September 19, 20, 21 with a Saturday matinee, with that grand crooner of love songs, Bing Crosby, in the top role, leading the fun. music and romance in his latest and most exhilarating comedy. J. N. POWELL, Inc. 1895 1935 FUNERAL DIRECTING Certified Embalmer Ambulance Service rUNERAL BENEriT ASSOCIATION Now over 1200 Membex's Send, or see us for this aid in time of need. m»«wfflt:mH»H»»iK«:t:t«w«;»»»»niffl»HW»nKK»»>»nni»HHHrei«H»n Week-End Specials Chase and Sanborn’s Coffee 27c White Potatoes, 10 lbs. for :...20c Yams, 10 lbs. for 39c Brookfield Butter 33c Philadelphia Cream Cheese, 2 for 15c Telephone 6351 Free Delivery Choice Fresh Meats and Chickens Southern Pines Grocery Co. Telephone 6351 Free Delivery

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