Pmge Four
THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, October 25, 1935,
DINNER IN HONOR OF
DR. DICKIE'S BIRTHDAY
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Dickie are en
tertaining at dinner tonight in cele.
The Week in Aberdeen
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Guion and Mrs.
Francis Pleasants were shopping
Mr. and Mrs. David Coffey an.
PINEHURST
Karl Nelson of Boston returned
bration of Dr. Dickie’s birthday, and ] visitors in Charlotte last Saturday.
will have as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Kelsey of Montclair, N.
J., the Rev. and Mrs. F. Craighill
Brown, Dr. W. E. Overcash and Mrs.
Reid Page of Aberdeen. After dinner
the party will attend the movies.
WA H T E D
One C*nt a word fwh insertion. Minimaii
SS ccnts.
All Want Ada nntt'be paid for before
iBMrtioa.
FOR RENT—Newly furnished three
room apartment. Oil burner heat,
electric stove and refrigerator.
Mrs. G. H. Buttry, Maine Avenue,
Southern Pines. 025
Mrs. D. B. Herring and Mrs. C.
M. Wilson and 'their children spent
last Friday afternoon in Fayetteville.
I home Wednesday night, having spent
nounce the arrival of a daughter, j the past week here with his broth.
Kay Hampton, on Monday, October er, Eric Nelson.
21st. I Miss Velma Smith spent the past
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hurley have ! week.end at her home in Raleigh.
been notified of the arrival of ^ new
Mrs. Annie Jones of Tampa, Flor. ' grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
ida is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John thur Janes at Boynton, Fla.
Sloan over the past week.end. I Harry DuMeer and Sidney Taylor,
Mrs. E. L. Barber, Mrs. Robert students at Elon College spent the
N. Page, Sr., and Mrs. J. H. Sutten. ; past week-end at home,
field attended the N. C. Synodical ' The Aberdeen.Pinebluff Parent.
meeting in Winston-Salem on Wed. Teachers Association met in the aud- ' ° Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wheeler
have returned from a summer in
Maine and have opened their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Innes had as
guests for several days this week
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews of New York
The Week in Carthage
Mrs. J. L. Currie returned from, aid College spent Thursday In Car_
, itorium of the Grammar
FOR RENT: Three.room apartment
on second floor. Comfortably fur.
nished. pleasant quiet location.
Heat furnished. Inez Bredbeck
GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT to
rent at The Beverly, corner Penn,
sylvania Avenue and Bennett
Street near Postoffice, Stores and
Churches. Rent includes heat,
lights and hot water. Also use of
telephone. 025.
nesday.
Miss Bessie Gunter, who has been Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. R.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Martin Page introduced Mrs. Gilliam Brown
in Atlanta, Ga., returned home last of Carthage as the county's new wel.
week. fare officer, and Mrs. Brown gave
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLeod and ^ interesting talk on her work and
family and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Me. a«J<ed the cooperation of the associa
Miss Bessie Rogan has been ill at
Baltimore Wednesday after spending
a few days there with her son. Dr.
D. M. Currie.
N. A. McKeithen returned to Lum.
berton Sunday after spending a few
days at home where he was called
by the death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lynch and Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Miller spent Sunday
in Asheville.
Among the out of town people to
attend the funeral of N. A. McKeith-
r School last:^j^^ Mulcahy and 1 Thursday were Mrs. F. S. Blue
SEVERAL DESIRABLE Properties
for sale in Pinebluff at attractive
prices. Levi Packard, Pinebluff, N.
C. N8.
YOU CAN NOW SEND A BIRTH.
DAY greeting telegram to any
place in the United States by Pos.
tal Telegraph for only 25 cents.
Use Postal Telegraph for cheap
er rates and quicker service.
Phone 6381, 025
The farther you travel the cheaper
the mileage rate on the bus. Wash
ington, D. C., $4.95; Philadelphia,
$7.95; New York, $9.25; Chicago,
$15.35; Tickets and information at
Postal Telegraph Co., Southern
Pines and Pinehurst. N8.
FOR SALE: One young milch cow;
one W’illysJCnight Sedan; one ra.
dio; one cedar chest; one guitar;
two violins. All Bargains. C. L.
Dutton, Niagara, N. C. 025.
FOR SALE OR LiiJASE on attrac
tive terms, residence of fourteen
rooms with four baths. Servants’
quarters and garage. Partly furn.
ished. Building completely reno.
vated inside and out at cost of $2,_
000. Suitable for high class board,
ing house or small family hotel.
Good location. Further particulars
furnished on request. Property may
be inspected at any time. .\ddress
inquiries to Dr. J. W. Dickie,
Southern Pines, N. C. 025.
KITTENS-
Lean attended the home.coming at
Union Church last Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Wilder left Monday for
Mount Vernon, N. Y., where she
will spend some time visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Karl Pohl.
Mrs. Neill McKeitnen, who has
been undergoing treatment at the
Highland Hospital, Asheville, re
turned home this week.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Harris at.
tended the Pee Dee Association
meeting held at Lilesville on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jordan of Fay.
etteville were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dillon Jordan last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth David, who has re.
cently returned from the Hamlet
Hospital following treatment for se-
vere injuries sustained in an auto,
mobile wreck, entered the Moore ^
County Hospital this week for fur.
ther treatment.
Mrs. H. A. Keith. Sr., is spending
some time in Pinebluff visiting Mr. ,
and Mrs. H. A. Keith, Jr.
tion. The Rev. E. M. Harris, pastor
of the Aberdeen Baptist Church, gave
a fine talk on “Home Environment,"
and Douglass Rowe recited a poem.
But the main speaker of the af.
ternoon was John R. McQueen, who,
introduced by Mrs. H. W. Doub,
talked interestingly on F. H. A. work
in this community.
The business period consisted of the
announcement of a rummage sale the
following Saturday, plans for a Hal. ■
lowe’en party, and Mrs. H. A. Gun. j
ter announced the opening of the I
lunch room on the following Monday '
and asked for volunteer workers. I
Two prizes will be given to the boy !
and girl making the most improve
ment in the sixth grade this year. The '
first.aid rooms in both schools were ,
also announced to be freshly equip. ■
ped and ready for use. Mrs. Frank i
Shamburger gave the attendance;
prize, cookies to the ninth grade for
is now a patient in the Moore Coun
ty Ho.spital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomas
and children spent the
with relatives in Hamlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tate and chil.
dren have returned after spending
the summer in Blowing Rock and are
occupying the Dundee cottage.
Mrs. Herman Campbell and Nancy
and Mary Frances Campbell spent
Saturday in Raleigh.
Stu>'\’esant LeRoy has arrived and
is stopping at The Manor.
Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mrs. Eric Nel.
son and Mrs. Alex Innes were guests
of Mrs. C. B. Hudson for bridge and
tea Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clow have re.
turned after spending the summer in
Ludington, Mich.
thage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buffalo of Lum.
berton spent Friday in Carthage
with Mrs. Buffalo’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs Neill Stewart.
H. J. Ward of Winston spent the
week.end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Branson.
C, H. Barringer and Charles, Jr.,
of Raleigh spent the week-end at
their home in Carthage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Poole and
daughter, Barbara spent Sunday in
Reidsville with Mrs. Poole’s parents.
Mrs. J. K. Roberts, Miss Bess Mc_
Leod, Mis Flora McDonald, P. H.
McDonald, A. B. Cameron and the
of Burlington, Vernon Pleasants and
daughters Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
Ralph Brake of Rowland.;Mr. and
~jlMrs. O. F. Taylor, Harold McKeith- .
\veek-end ’ Rev. W. S. Golden attended home,
en and Mrs. Dan McKeithen of Win. i „ * tt i ^
. t:, , r V- 1., coming at Union Church Sunday,
ston. E. L. Ray of Asheboro. Mrs. ,, ,, » ,
Mr. Henry Roberts of Sanford at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fannie
Shaw Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse WoTtz of Raleigh spent
w .1. ID TVT- . week-end with her mother, Mrs
beth Ray of Niagara and Mrs. Ralph
L. Ray of Asheboro, Mrs. |
L. R. Sugg, Mrs. E. C. Hines, Mrs. |
Edgar Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ga
vin, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of San-'
ford, Mrs. Lura Ray and Miss Eliza- I
Leach, Mrs. George Martin, Miss
Janette Leach of Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Spence spent
last week-end at Mount Airy.
S. G. Bates of Brookneal, Va., is
spending a few days in Carthage.
Mrs. M. J. McPhail of Sanford
spent the week-end with Mrs. George
Muse.
Mrs. T. L. Riddle of Sanford
E. S. W'ebb of Raleigh spent the j spent a few days last week with her
past week-end at the Teacher's Club.
J. F. Taylor, Raymond Johnson.
Lloyd Tate and A. B. Sally spent
several days last week fishing at
Sneed's Ferry.
daughter, Mrs. W. I. Barnes.
Mrs. J. P. Sinclair is visiting rel
atives in Gastonia and Monroe.
J. H. McNeill.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Petty of Char,
lotte, Cary Petty of Washington, D,
C., Mrs. Palmer German of Greens
boro, Mrs. W. B. Waddill and Mrs.
B. C. Broady of Henderson attended
the funeral of Mrs. C. C. Yates Fri.
day.
Misses Eula May and Helena Mor.
gan, Hilda Blue, Ruth Barringer,
Mary Jackson Yow, Lucille Harring
ton and Doyle Miller attended the
State Fair in Raleigh Friday.
Thomas Walters of High Point
Misses Katherine Blue and Dorothy I celebrated his 14th birthday. Fourteen
Cross spent the past week.end in j boys and girls enjoyed an evening of
having the largest percentage of! Woman’s College j dancing.
mothers present at this meeting. The i ^ ^ I
Miss Eimice Gibson has returned ^ end in Winsdor with her father.
i grade mothers for the coming school j
Hill.
Among those attending the State vere announced; First grade ,
Fair in Raleigh last week were Mr. ^j^s. J. D. McLean and Mrs. A. K.
and Mrs. Earl Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. | Pennington; First and Second grades, I
o Malcolm Pleasants; Secofid 1 McKinnon
after visiting her family in Laurel
Mildred
i-ciiiimKtuii; nisL anu ocu'onu eraues. ;
H. A. Gunter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Carter, Jr., Mrs. M. M. Creel and
sons, and Misses Sarah. Betty and
Clara Blue, Mary Ella Bethune,
Thelma Brooks and Betty Hannon.
Leland McKeithen of Duke Univer
sity Law School attended the fun.
eral of his grandfather. Neil A. Mc-;c. v. Miller; Eighth grade, Mrs. M,
Keithen last Friday. Creel; Ninth grade, Mrs. J. Vance
Judge Thomas Shaw of Greensboro Rowe; Tenth grade, Mrs. H. W.
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Rob. Doub- Eleventh grade, Mrs. S. L.
ert N. Page last Sunday. Windham. A delightful social hour,^''®- Butner. Games were en.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Blue are followed the meeting joyed and refreshments served to
spending this week in New Orleans, | ^j^s. G. A. Charles was hostess to ^‘“y guests.
grade. Mrs. Dan Allred; Third grade,
Mrs. H. Morgan; Fourth grade. Mrs.
E. L, Barber; Filch grade, Mrs. W,
IG. Smith; Fifth and Sixth grades,
Mrs. E. M. Medlin; Sixth grade, Mrs.
Forrest Lockey; Seventh grade, Mrs.
j spent the week-end in Carthage with
Miss Katie Sugg of Flora Macdon-! his family.
Mrs. Bertha Salmon of Durham and
Mrs. W. C. Barrett of Laurinburg
were called to Carthage Tuesday be_
cause of the serious illness of Mrs.
Jesse Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hinson and
children attended the State Fair
Thursday.
Mrs. Mae Gardner and Miss Kath-
ryne Shields spent Friday in Char_
lotte.
Mrs. G. W. Bruton has returned to
W. E. Lowe of Elon College spent
j Wednesday in town.
Osborne and Miss ^ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hennessee were
of Candor were hosts W'ednesday night at a delight-
guests the, past week-end of Missjful dinner at the Market Square Res-
Vesta Young. taurant in celebration of their 18th
Mrs. Raymond Johnson and chil. I wedding anniversary. Honor guests' her hoi»ie in Biscoe after visiting her
dren, Jean and Peggy, were guests^ were Me. and Mrs. J. I. O’Brien,; daughter, Mrs. P. H. McDonald,
during the week-end of Mrs. Wade, whose 18th wedding anniversary was I Mrs. F. H. Underwood, Mrs. Ed
Coffey in Lakeview. also October 23rd. Simpson and Mrs. C. T. Grier spent
The Business Woman’s Circle of the | Miss Evelyn Gilliam has returned; Thursday in Greensboro with Mrs.
Community Church entertained Wed. | from Harrellsville where she visited 1 H. L. Graves.
nesday evening in the church parlor'her family. Mrs. George Heinitsh of Chapel Hill
with a surprise shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rozook havp'[ .ipent Saturday with her parents, Mr.
returned and opened the Corina Shop I and Mrs. George Graves,
for the season. ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Barnes and
Edwin Scofield is back from a family visited friends in Lumberton
La., where Mr. Blue is attending the
American Railroad Short Line Asso.
ciation convention.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Tjier have
moved to Aberdeen from Bristol,
the Walter Hines Page Book Club
on last Saturday afternoon. The lit. ;
erary program was carried out with
Mrs. Ernest M. Harris giving a pa
per. "Review of the Stories and
Plays of Paul Green,” followed by a
Monday evening Freddie Fields Mediterranean cruise.
Sunday.
Tenn. ,and are occupying the resi- *
dence on Rush stret formerly occu.'pap'er. .-The Facts About’EtWopia,”
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page, j^y jij-g Talbot Johnson. The prog-
Mr. Tyler is a representative of the ^ concluded with a musical inter-
About eight weeks old, | Colgate-Peet-Palmolive Company. claude Hafer. Mrs. W’.
You can have one without charge
if called for. Max Backer, South
Bennett St., Southern Pines.
LOfjl — Wednesday afternoon in
Weymouth Heights, white cocker
spaniel. Finder please notify Pilot
office or Mrs. H. A. Page, Jr.,
Aberdeen, Reward.
LOST; Between Eddy’s Shop and
Woodworth, navy pur-se with mon
ey and pin with deep blue stone.
Reward for return. Inquire at
Woodworth.
FOR SALE THIS WEEK AT THE
TRADE STORE — Piano, dining
room set, good sewing machines,
beds, dressers, chairs, oil, wood and
coal stoves and other articles too
numerous to mention. Will buy, sell
or trade .anything usable.
H. A. LEWIS, Trader.
Mrs. E. M. Medlin and daughter, ^-p. Huntley was appointed the dele-
Miss Gloria Gray, accompanied Mrs. gate with Mrs. E. M. Harris alter.
Davis, Mrs. Medlin’s mother back to nate. to represent this club at the
Davis on Sunday. 1 district meeting at Godwin on the
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and daught- following Wednesday. The Hallowe.en
SUPER VALUES at BRYANTS
for
Dollar
r, Marian Gray, of Burlington, visited
Miss Blanche Sturtivant last Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. R. C. Zimmerman
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Page, Jr., to their house boat at
Sneed’s Ferry over the past week.end.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bowman have
returned from their honeymoon and
are at home to their friends at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Bow
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brewer are
leaving Aberdeen to make their home
in Sanford where Mr. Brewer has his
headquarters. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Brewer will move from Lakeside
Heights into the Henry Brewer resi-
meeting will be held with Mrs. W.
T. Huntley as hostess. ;
Mrs. Frank Shamburger entertain- I
ed at dinner last Tuesday evening
honoring the birthday of her moth. ,
er, Mrs. J. R. Page. |
CAMERON
Twenty-two members of the Wo-1
man's auxiliary of the Presbyterian '
church attended the 7th district |
Group Conference at Carthage on
Thursday of laSl week, wtih Mrs. J. j
M. Guthrie, the chairman, presiding.
She presented an unusually fine prc.j
dence on the Soutlrern Pines Road Cameron Auxiliary tied with
FOR RENT—Eight room house, fur
nished complete, steam heat.
Electric range, Frigidaire. On U.
S. highway No. I. Very reasonable.
J. Talbot Johnson, Aberdeen or see
shortly.
W. S. Hurley attended the funeral
services held for his brother in Me.
Coll, S. C., recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell
your own broker.
N15.
CARTHAGE
F. Y. Blanton of South Port is
spending a few days in Carthage with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Welch spent
the week-end in Charlotte.
Mrs. Thomas Dorrity is spending
the week at her home in Albemarle.
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Underwood and
son A. E. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Simpson spent Sunday at Flora Mac.
donald College visiting Miss Rose
Underwood.
iting their uncle.
Jack Smith spent the past week
end in Morehead City visiting his
brother.
Henry Cockman left for Philadel
phia Wednesday night to return the
latter part of the week with Dr.
Marcus Browiison, who is coming
down for the winter from his sum
mer home in Center Lovell, Maine.
Mrs. Mamie McDuffie,
been visiting Mrs. Belle
returned to her home at Cognac Sun
day.
Mrs. J. L. Rhyne and Mrs. A. B.
Freeman were shopping visitors in
Fayetteville Monday,
jresfi
Carlnage for the prize in attaining
the most objectives on "the Stand
ard.” The map of Fayetteville Pres
bytery, with the 7th district in col
or, made by Rassie Wicker of Pine
hurst, was on display and was view
ed with much interest. The after
noon session was held in the Bap
tist Church, owing to the funeral of
N. A. McKeithen, which was con
ducted from the Presbyterian church.
Th(! conference attended thsi fun- |
eral, almost in a body. |
Rally Day exercises were held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
School last Sunday .norning, conduct,
who has ■ members of the Y, P, C., with
Pleasants Hunter pi-esiding. Their
theme was the "Influence of the Bi- i
ble.” Those taking part in the pro.
gram were James and Neill McDon
ald, George McDermott and Ray. I
mond Spivey.
Mrs. Guthrie of Brookneal, Va„ is ;
visiting her son, J, M. Guthrie and
family.
Mrs. J. M. Guthrie left Tuesday '
for Winston-Salem to attend the
meeting of the Synodical.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. H. Abernathy
have purchased the residence of the
late Tom Gaddy on Carthage street
and after repairs will move from the
cafe apartment.
Russell and Daniel Thomas of
Asheboro spent the week-end with
FRIDAY and
DRUGS
Wampole’s Preparation, bottle 79c
Carchri, 'bottle 79c
Russian Mineral Oil, pt o9c
Al(Jo'hol, pt 19c
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, pt 59c
Milk of Magnesia, pt 27c
American Mineral Oil, pt 33c
100 Puretest A.spirins 49c
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,
bottle $1.19
Castor Oil, pt 59c
Epsom Salts, lb 5c
Ovaltine, 14 oz.—59c; 6 ozs 36c
Absorbent Cotton, lb 29c
Black Draught, pkg 17c
Castoria, bottle 28c
Laxative Bromo Quinine, 35c box,
only 24c
SSS, $1.25 size 98c
100 Caroid and Bile Tablets $1.00
Lysol, $1.20 size 89c
Days
SATURDAY
TOILETRIES
Witch Hazel, pt 28c
500 Kleenzo Facial Tissues 28c
Tex Tooth Brush, each 39c
Prophylactic Tooth Brush, each 39c
50c Dr. West Tooth Bru.sh and 25c tube.
Tooth Paste, both for 49c
Pep.sodent Antiseptic, 50c value 38c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 50c value ....38c
Forhan’s Tooth Paste, 50c value 34c
Bost Tooth Paste, 50c value 32c
PMtch Shampoo 59c
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, $1.00 bottle..67c
Hines Hone\» and Almond Lotion, 50
size 37c
Bisma Rex Antiacid Powder 50c
2 qt. Ft. Syringe or Water Bottle,
guaranteed 59c
Pull Pint Almond Lotion, only 39c
1 Pint Park Davis Vanilla Extract....$1.00
Kotex, 6 boxes $1.00
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 12 cakes ....$1.00
1 lb. Charmai* Cold Cream 69c
Colgate and Palmolive Shaving Lo
tion, 50c size 35c
Italian Balm and Dispenser, $1.25 val
ue 59c
Everready Razor and Shaving Cream..29c
Lifebuoy Shaving Cream, tube 25c
MI31 Antiseptic Solution, bottle 49c
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Miss Rose Marie Bourgoin, of the Lang-
lois Labratories, will be in charge of th(^
Toilet Goods counter and will give a reg
ular $2.00 box of Cara Nome Face Powder
with each $2.00 purchase of Cara Nome
products.
COME EARLY
SUPPLY LIMITED!
JUST RECEIVED
Fresh shipment
Holling-sworth and
Whitman’s Fine
Candies in Hallo
we’en Boxes.
Bryan Drug Company
home folks.
ABERDEEN, N. €.,
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