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Friday, January 24, 1936. THEPII.OT, Southern Pine., and Aberdeen, North CaroHn> Pag« Threl One of Early Settlers Returns For Winter Frederick Hanson Was in South ern Pines in the Pioneer Days of John T. Patrick Scarcely a seaaon passes without the visit of one of the early settlers of Southern Pines returning to note the progress of the budding town of their earlier days, and confirming the adage. “Once sand in your shoes, to that sand you return.” This season it is Frederick Hanson of South- bridge, Mass., Tvho as a lad spent some time in 1800 and 1891 as an as sociate of Philander Pond, John T. Patrick's real estate agent. Mr. Hanson was here during a sports or carnival week at that time and well remembers the excited com ment when five people all got off one train. Part of his spare time was spent in clearing the blackjack oaks from the comer of Leak street and New Hampshire avenue, getting the plot ready for the erection of the first church, Emmanuel Episcopal. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson were here for a short visit 25 years ago, but this trip they plan to remain for the en tire season. CONSTITUTION OF U. S. DISCUSSED BY CLUB Last Wednesday night the Beta Club of Southern Pines High School held its meeting at the home of Miss Ellenore Eddy. Mr. Freeman, the guest speaker of the evening, led a discussion of the Constitution of the United States and the present activi ties of the United States Supreme Court. The discussion proved to be very interesting as well as helpful to those members of the club who are studying United States History. A social hour followed the discussion. IX)RENSON^ HAVe1dT\UGHTER Born on January 11th to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lorenson of Southern pjn«<5 n HoiirF-htf>r, Jane Sue. The \vetk in Carthage L. L. Marion, Jr., has returnea .lome from Watt Hospital in Durham >vhEre he has been recuperating from autcmobile wreck injuries. Mrs, H. F. Scawcll, Sr. and Mi.ss Meade Seaweli are In W'aahlngton, D. J., with Judge Seaweli. Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Spencer are spending a few days in Washington, >. C. Mrs. Phil Cole of Raleigh spent Tuesday in Carthage with her moth er, Mrs. W. G. Jennings. Miss Dorothy Cole of Greensboro •pent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mr.s. S. F. Cole. Mrs. Bill Headen and young daughter of Salisbury are visiting Miss Anna Lee McDonald. Mrs. Sinclair is spending a few days at her heme in Bennettsville, S. C. Miss Emma Burns, A. D. Way, Jr., Laverne Womack and Paul Bums were on the amateur program In Southern Pines Friday night. Mrs. Maggie Crawson of Fayette ville visited Mrs. May Muse last week. S. F. Smith of Red Springs and niece, Mrs. Weatherford, of New Or leans visited Misses May and Bess Stuart last week. Mrs. Alice Thomas and Mrs. Ma bel Brown of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy of Charlotte spent Sunday with Mrs. A. T. Lewis. Mrs. Ella Thom and Mrs. Charlie Hamilton left Tuesday for Virginia where they will spend some time. The Carthage Parent-Teachers As- .sociatlon met on Monday. A beauti ful selection was rendered by the High School Glee Club, and Mack W'hltlock gave a piano solo. The Rev. Dr. T. A. Cheatham of Plnehurst was the speaker and made a very In spiring talk on ‘‘Child Welfare.’’ Mis.ses Farrell and Adele Blue en tertained at bridge on Friday even ing at the home of Mrs. Herbert Pool;. Contract was played at three tables with Miss Estelle Kelly hold ing high and Miss Frances Hunter, second. Mrs. Appanltis was hostess to her bridge club on Thur.sday evening at the home tf her mother, Mrs. R. G. Frye. Mrs. Hugh Jackson received high score prize and Mrs. Bill Barnes second prize. BEAL EST.ATE TKANSFEBS Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to W. C. Garner, property In I Sheffields township. Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to Loula Maness, property In Sheffields township. ' Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to E. R. Garner, property in j Sheffields township. ' Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to Houston Garner, property in Sheffields township. I Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to Clarence, Howard and Jean nette Garner, property In Sheffield I township. Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to J. O. Gamer: property in Sheffields township, j Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to Floyd Garner, property In Sheffields township. Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. Garner to Adam Garner, property in Sheffields township. ' Sarah F. Garner and heirs of W. T. j Garner to Essie Britt, property in ' Sheffields township. 0’C.ALL.\GH.\N PBESIDENT At the regular meeting of the Hl- Y Club on Monday night the follow ing officers to serve for the balance of the fiscal year were chosen: Joe O’Callaghan, president; Walter Spaeth, vice-pre.sident; Ed Newton, secretary and James Miiliken, treas urer. From the State Press “TROUBLE M.VKEB” I Culled from Sports Editor Jake Wade's column in The Charlotte Ob- ■server: i William Garrard, the new publicist | at Camden, is not keeping secret the activities of the resort colony, and his stoiies are interesting. And he ia attracting attention of the citizens of the North Carolina resorts, as witness an excerpt from a letter we have ^ jiyst received from Publisher Nelson ' C. Hyde of The Southern Pines Pilot, j Mr. Hyde encloses a clipping from ! a recent story by Mr. Garrard in which the latter reported that Trou ble Maker, a horse that won the Car olina cup race several years ago and later competed at Aintree, England,' trained at Camden. Mr. Hyde wants' history kept straight. “Trouble Mak- er,” he writes, “trained at Southorn Pines, not Camden, and was ridden to victory in all the leading American steeplechases by Southern Pines’ own Noel Laing, and by him in the Grand ■ National at Aintree.’’ Mr. Hyde prefaces the observation with a note that the friendliest possi- ' ble relations exist betwern Camden and Southern Pines and that the let-; ter concedes the former is much fur- i ther advanced in steeplechase racing, but Southern Pines Is on the rise and wants Its due. an early lead and had a margin of .seven points at the half but Plnehurst rallied in the second half and defeated them 24-18. McKenzie of Pinehurat took the scoring honors for the night, bagging 16 while Cameron scored 10 for Scuthern Pines. La.st Friday night at Elise both Southern Pines teams won, the boys by 20-6, the girls by 15-8. Newton of Southern Pines Pines led the scoring for both teams with seven points, while Beck and Stroud followed close ly with six apiece for the winners. Brown starred for the losers. The girls completely outplayed the Eli.se girls in their victory by 15-8. Maples led the scoring with nine points, while Cameron had six. Mc Neill and Hancock starred for Elise while F,..wler’s defensive game wa* the outstanding factor in the victory. MBS. KEITH ( H.\1KM.\N OF C’UIB .MARKET <’t)MMITTEE On Saturday in Southern Pines the Curb Market women held their an nual election of a committee to de termine the policies of the market. Mrs. W. H. Keith was elected chair man, with Mrs. Z. V. Blue of Eureka and Mrs. W. E. Kelly of Carthage R. F. D. as the other members. CAMELrTRYIO"OFFER STILL OPEN! Smoke 10 fragrant Camels. If you don't find them the mildest, best-flavored cigarettcs you ever smoked, return the package with the rest of the cigarettes inittous at any time within a month from this date, and we wiU refund your full purchase price, plus postage. READ OUR INVITATION __ TO YOU LOCALS LOSE TWO GAMES TO PINEHURST i In Plnehurst on Tuesday night, ; January 21, the Southern Pines \ School basketball teams both lost to Plnehurst. The boys were defeated in a thrilling game by the score of 19-16. Plnehurst built up a good lead In the first half and in spite of a last half spurt Southern Pines could not quite close the gap. | The Southern Pines girls built up I PREFER CAMEL'S FLAVOR COSTLIER TOBACCOS! -3 DeLuxe Dry Cleaners ANNOUNCEMENT of Much Interest to Women W’ithin the last several months a new machine has been invented to remove from silk and rayon dresses the under-arm perapiratinn, water marks, and drink stains. Also for STEAM ING velvet dresses. 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