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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, December 20, 1935.
THE PILOT
Published each Friday by
THE PILOT, Inoorpomtt'd,
Southern Fines, N. C.
NELSON C. HYDE
Editor
FRANCES FOLLEY
Advertising Mamiger
DAN S. BAY
Circulation Manager
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'ARO-GRAPHICS — by
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Jones, ,.
Elntered at the Postoffice at South
ern Pines, N. C., as second .class mail
matter. |
HIS LAST THOUGHT |
FOR HIS FRIENDS j
In yesterday' morning’s rnail I
The Pilot recfcivecl the following
advertising copy for this issue:
r.KEETlNGS!
To my Friends and Supporters:
I sincerely wish each and every
man, woman and child in the
county a Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
It is manifestly impossible for
me to send all my friends cards.
Therefore, I take this means of
extending the greetings of the
season.
Gratefully yours,
W. J. Harrington.
Register of Deeds.
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WAS 13 YEARS IN ARRtftR5
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THERE ARE ONIY 632 CIVIL WAR
VETfRAN5 LIVING IN N C TODAY
DIDYOUKHIWthat
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MEMBER OP THENATIONAl
H0U5E or REPRE5ENTATIVt)
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■ T'?S F?!TORS OF CAI^O•CRl^PMICS IftVlTIC YOCTO 5CN0 IN iNTCneSTINO FACTS ABOUT YOOft. COMOOfdTY •
! rious individuals have for want-1
: ing the session. He also knows |
jthat his entire financial or fiscal |
'program would be endangered by
I a special session and it is con-
jceivable that the state’s financial
I rating, now high, would be low-
: ered by legislation. He can call
; the General Assembly to meet.
QIl|urri|^a
SOUTHERN PINES
Kaptist Church
Rpv. J. Fred Stim.son. Pastor.
10:00—Sunday SchtHtl.
11 :00—MortiiiiK worship.
7:00—H. y. 1’. U. Sorvicc.
, , , . , i 1 • ' Thursday. 7:30 p. m, 1'rnyor meetinc and
but having done that his control i.esson study.
At the moment The Pilot op-1 end.s. He is the onl\ one who can !
ened the envelope containing the ’ call the special session into be-j
above, the telephone rang an- j ing, but once having called it, he r
nouncing the death of Mr. Har-1 has no more actual control over
rington. ' the legislators than over a herd |
A true friend of all residents'of wild buffaloes. i
CARTHAGE
The Church of Wide Fellowship
Rev. C. Reyfoni Raymond, U. I)., Taslor.
10:00—Church School.
11:00 a. m.—Mornint; worship.
6:30 p. m.— iT^terraediate C. E.
Wednesday, 7:10 p. m.—Mid-Woek meetini?.
Wednt*«day —7 :30 p. m.— Choir KehoarHal.
Too, he has lost several ad
ministration men. now in state
or ffcderal posts, who would not
Chriiitian Srienee
New Hampshire Ave., near A«he St.
Servicf.-i are held every Sunday at 11:00
o’clock.
of Moore county ha.'< gone, a
friend who thought of his
friends in his eleventh hour.
Peace unto his soul!
SANTA IS KIND
TO MOORP] COUNTY
Santa Claus has come and gone
and we hope everyone is happi-;
er for his visit. ;
Reports from the various ■
shops of the Sandhills indicate:
that the prE-Christmas o! ^ "
was brisK. it is unlikely there Anthony'. r»thouc chnrch
Mrs. C. M. Stutts has returned
home from a visit with her son Claude
in Roanoite, Va.
Mrs. Marie Bumgardner of Raleigh
visited Mrs. R. L. Phillips Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Carter
left Thui'sday for Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla., where they will spend the hol-
I idays.
I Miss Elizabeth Anne Muse of High
’ Point is visiting her grandpai-ents.
I Mr. nd Mrs. R. G. Frye.
I Miss Frances Hunter left Friday for
I her home in Charlotte.
I Among the college boys and girls
; home foi' the holidays arc: Misses
, Rose Underwood, Margaret and Lor-
Miss Lamb of
m
Lowest
priced of all Glenmore’s great
whiskies-lt’s made on that famous
34-year-oid Glenmore formula!
- Kmmanupl KpiMcopal Church
be eligible again to serve as leg-1 Kpv. k. crnichiii nrown. h. a., h. p., Roctor. i rains Willcox and
. 1 . , I Sunday Services -The first Sanday in the
ISlUlOrS. XiOWCvCi, riL UUIV month. Church School 9:30 a. ni. ; iloly Com- Klora Macdonalcl Collog'o; MiSS KHz-
depended upon to do what is —" Anne Spencer, Tallahassee,
right and proper tor tne .state, |m.; Churoh school, 0:30 a. m, ; MominB Fla.; Miss Atary F'owler
as he its chief executive stes it. uuiy con,munion.' Harold Coie and l. l
'10:00 a. m.
ABERDEEN
Presbyterian Mission—-Civic Club
I Kev. E. L. Harber,
' 9:45—Sunday School,
and Mrs. Dan McKeithen and Uev. Marcus Brownaon. I), p., teacher of
„ ..I Adult Hibic Class,
children, Jean and Danny x5(>3'. 0I | 4:30 p. n*.—V'eaiier Service.
Mr.
were many empty stockings be-;
fore the fireplace. If there were^
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McKeithen.
Mrs. I. A. Thompson and little
Rev. Thomas A. Williams. PaHtor
Marts will be offered every Sunday at 8:00
and 10:30.
Ojnfessions will be heard on Saturdays from
, * XU i? • ; grand-daughter Anne Pleasants spent Ojnfessioi
any, it was because those fami-;^ ^ ^ ^ "^so to 8:so.
lies failed to apprise the commun- i Camden, ,na„uction c
ity of their destitution. All civic ""“’ '-ho.i
agencies, charitable groups and
churches were generous in their
labor and their financial aid. We
of Moore county are blessed with
more than our share of generous
souls whose hearts and purses
open freely at this merry season
of the \ear.
And now, on the verge of a
new year. The Pilot wishes one
and all happiness and prosperity
for the tw-elve-months ahead.
MaHs will be offered every week-day at 7:30.
Instruction class will W held for grammar
on Sunday at 11:30. and for
Mrs. Murdoch Johnson who will spend HtKh Sthool pupils on Snturday at 10:00.
the holidays in Aberdeen.
The Rev. and Mrs. Murdoch Mc
Leod and chi'dren of Nashville, Tenn.,
were week-end guests of the Rev. and
Mr.s. E. L. Barber. Mr. McLeod was
called to his old home near Aberdeen
last week to attend the funeral of his
mother.
John Thompson of Winston-Salem
ABERDEEN
Hethesda Pre<9by(«rian Church
Kev. E. L. Harber, Pastor.
Services each Sunday morninjf at 11:15;
Services each Sunday eveninjf at 7:30. Pray
er meetins: services Wednesday oveninu at
7 :30.
Spencer.
Marion fr. m
l^'niversity: Hoover Carter from Oak
Ridge; Anne McRae Roberts, Myrtle
and Mary Frances Dowd.
Mrs. N. A. McKeithen, Mrs. VV. R.
Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. D N Carter,
Misses Anne and Frances McKeith
en and Billy Clegg attended the Mc-
Keithen-Biggs wedding in Lumberton
Tuesday
Mrs. A. T. Lewis has returned to
Carthage after spending sevral
; months in Raligh.
Mrs. Jes!3o Woltz of Roleigh is at
Ihome for the Christmas holidays.
ITKEADU.W S.WS U. S.
SHOLLI) LEAVK I'HILIl’lMNKS
Opening Tuesday at Pir.ehur^t In the
Carolina liotd BaHroom, 2 P. ;\I.
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With Classes in Ballet, Too, T.ip, A.r,.b..Lij and
Ball lloom
iMRS. uraiKccA B Vi 1
of Paloigh, Director
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has been the guest of his brothers, ' ‘ p- "i- , ,
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m
Pare Mtmorial M. K. Church
Rev. L. M. Hall, Pa.stor.
First Sunday—Preachini? 7:30 p. ir..
Second Sunday—Preaching: 11:00 a. m.
Third Stinday—Preaching? 7:30 p. m. : xf,, T’r. o-u.fr.,, i v.-
Fourth Sinday- Proaching 11:00 a. m. an.l i "r.adway Opened his remarks
^ {Continw'il from vage 1)
would bankiiipt them.
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WHAT'S BEHIND DEMAN'D
FOR SOCIAL SESSION?
I. A. Thompson and Jesse Thompson
fr the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers and chil-
I u;en of Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs.
, James Land of Aberdeen and Miss
H. Dove of Pinehurst were Christmas
I’lNKHl R.ST
The Viilat^e ('hapel
Rev, Thaddeu.s A. Cheatham, 1). D.,
Sunjiay Services
H :06» a. J*.—}{<ily Communion.
10:00 a. m.—Children’s Service.
11 :00 a. m.—Church Service.
Lieutenant .Governor A.
(Sandy) Graham came out with dinnei guests of J. T. Land and fam-
a statement to the effect that'iiy.
public sentiment seems to de-' The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Barber and | ii :oo a. m.—MominK Worship,
mand a special session of the children are spending the Christmas I
^ 1* iij i»l *n. r^^eninjc worBnip.
ueneral Assembly to enact leglS-| holidays with relatives in Seneca, s. I Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.—Mid-week worship,
lation to take advantage of the'c. | Roman caTliiiiic church
national plan for unemplO' iment CCC boys home from their respec-1 „ . w. J. Dillon, Pastor
,1, I Sunday Masses at 6:15 a. m., 8:30 a. m.,
insurance and old age pensions, tive camps for the Christmas holidays > and 10:30 a. m.
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald, his' are Jesse Carter, Palkton Camp, j Week-day Masses at S:oo a. m.
opponent for the Democratic Woodrow McDonald, North Wilkes-
by telling the Kiwanians of his first
i visit to the Sandhills in 1898, when
he was associated with the late James
Minister | Tufts in the founding of Pinehurst.
Yesterday’s meeting was also fea
tured by a musical program arranged
by Charles W. Picquet and directed
by Pi of. F. Stanley Smith, the fol-
nomination for governor, hast-! boro Camp, and Billy Bethune, Smoke-
ened to congratulate him on his * mont Camp.
statement and added he thought' Frank McCluer, Jr., is spending the
a special session imperative. | Christmas holidays visiting his fath-
(Note: Mr. Graham would pre-|er in Lexington, Va.
side over the Senate and Mr. Me- | Miss Lida Duke Blue, student at St.
Community Church
i Rev. A. J. McKelway, Pait.or.
I Snndhiii.r li^Ji'tli^^rhTOd'' and | lowing young ladies singing a num
ber of songs to the enjoyment of all
present; Misses Eleanor Harloe, Ruth
Richardson, Ernestine Bailey, Mary
Elizabeth Cameron, Mary Jane
Woodward, Bertha Fowler and Lelia
Adams. Mr. Smith also played a
piano solo in his usual pleasing style.
At the close of the meeting, the
last of the year. President Willard L.
CHURCH NOTES
JOHNSON K
Sunny, Attrncti o Rcoms
A home-like place to spend the night or .season.
Ta.sty Food.
RATKS: to vG per day or .'?25 to !?40 per week.
Dinners, .f-l.oo—Served 12:30 to l':30
I.unc’heon.s—75c Noon or N ght
A\affles with Vermont Maple Syrup—50l\ Served at
any time.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hadwen
84 E. Massachusetts Ave. Phone 7265 Southern Pines
at the Church of Wide Fellowship, the
Rev. J. Fred Stimson will preach on
“The Basis of Hope.” The united
choirs will sing Christmas carols. The
Donald would be a member of Mary’s College in Raleigh, is home | Christmas pantomine, "Why the
At the Union Sunday night service : Dunlop turned the Kiwanis President’;
the House in special session). jfor the Christmas holidays. Accom-
To all of which Governor Eh- panying her and spending a few days
ringhaus re.sponded that it is this week was her roommate, Miss
sometimes harder to resist the Betty Johnston of Tarboro.
popular clamor and hold out for > Bradford McLean of Greensboro is
the best interests of the state | spending the Christmas holidays with
than it is to go along with it and' his parents here,
follow the lines of least resist-1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brantley and
ance. j son, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell and
It is true that there is a lot | children and Mr. and Mrs. W. D Mat-
of selfishness connected with de- j thews and children were guests of Mr
mands now being made for the | and Mrs. George Moger in Southern
special session. Not that Mr. j Pines for Christmas dinner.
Graham is selfish in desiring to Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Medlln and
come into public notice while a
candidate, nor that Dr. McDonald
is seeking a selfish end in want
ing to have an opportunity to
further his candidacy. But the
special session is demanded by
those who would hope to benefit
by it, and are not generally
speaking so solicitous of the aged
or the jobless worker.
Some want it primarily to try
to repeal the sales tax law. Still
others have this or that pet
scheme to try to further. Even
the new’spapers, especially those
in Raleigh, would naturallr ben
efit by the session.
All of this Governor Ehring-
hause knows and is quick to put
his finger on the real reason va-
daughter, Miss Gloria Gray, are
spending the holidays with Mrs. Med-
lin's parents at Davis.
Mrs. Cyrus Campbell and Mrs.
George Brandt of Charlotte visited
their father, J. T. Harrington here on
last Sunday carrying him home with
them for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and son
left this week for Fort Valley, Geor
gia to spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Lida Duke Blue is leaving this
week for Durham to visit her grand
mother and will attend a fraternity
Qmce at the Washington-Duke Ho
tel next Monday night.
Mrs. Robert F. Stewart was ho^'t-
ess to the Walter Hines Page Book
Club last Thursday afternoon at her
home on the Mossgiel farm. A number
Chimes Rang," given by the Inter
mediate C. E. last Sunday night, will
be repeated. The service will begin
promptly at 7:45 p. m.
The sermon subject at the First
Baptist church Sunday morning will
be "The Living Past,” serr/ion by the
Rev. J. Fred SUmson.
Dr. C. Rexford Raymond will
preach on “What Do We Expect,?” at
11 a. m. at the Church of Wide Fel
lowship. The choir will give a pro
gram of Christmas music.
All the players in the Christmas
pantomine, “Why the Chimes Rang,”
are asked to meet at the church for
rehearsal at 3 p. m. Sunday.
The subject of the lesson sermon at
the Christian Science Church on
Sunday morning will be "Christian
Science.”
of invited guests were also present.
The subject for the afternoon’s study
was "Mightier Than the Sword,” with
Mrs. Stewart reading a paper on ‘A
Partisan View” and Mrs. E. T. Mc
Keithen one “Once Upon a Time.”
Mrs. Frank Shamburger entertain
ed a number of guests at a dinner
party at her home on last Tuesday
evening honoring her father, J. R.
Page, whose birthday comes on
Christtnias Day.
button over to the 1936 president, the
Rev. J. Fred Stimson.
Advertise in The Pilot for Results.
What-Is-Left Sale”
COATS
DRESSES
SUITS
HAT BAGS
and some accessories.
BEGINS MONDAY the 30th
at
Mrs. Hayes Shop
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