Friday, February 21, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern Pine^ and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Pag'® Threl
Medical Fund For ^ Reading Matter Solicited For
County Poor Needed Bookless Homes in County
Money Sought to Provide Indi-
Kent Families With Care
and Medicine
LAKEVIEW
A Home Demonstration Club li-
Mrs. P. L. Gardner, Douglas Gard
ner anti Mrs. Rnberl T. Woodruff, Jr.,
j and son Ralph were shopping in San-
! ford this week.
VV. H. Salmon of Lining ton spent
Thursday night with hi.s daughter and
j son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Bul
lard.
^ A. M. Stephenson of Ral igh calleil
Thad Blank, white of Eastwood, on on the Mclnnis family on Thursday.
Monday in Recorder's Court enter- ; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson and
cd a i>lea of guilty to charg.a of pub-, family and J. D. Kubanks of Hills
often pul to it to secure medical at-; -'^.'^ V'; v." ” ' k" . drunkenness, disorderly conduct' b ro spent Sunday with Mr. and
tention and medicines for people who 1 " ^ ^opmg to | unlawful possession of liquor. He Mis. J. O. Blue and family.
' ‘ .see come true withm the near fu- •
Effort to Be Made by Home
i ‘Demcnstration Club to Strat
I Circulatinj*' Library
An appeal is being made through |
the county papers foi- money with '
which to establish a Medical Fund forI" ^^e County
Home Demonstration Agent
the Welfare
county.
Mrs. W, Gilliam
Department of Moore j
from
Brown, County
Superint. ndent of Public Welfare, is
which said agent may distribute
books to farm women as she goes
here and there throughcut the cwm-
ty to meet her clubs, is a dream
Recorder’s Court
Hlatk. While, is Feelinjj Blue;
He Did Things That He
Shouldn't Do
ANNOUNCEMENT
I am rcpresentin,£2: the Chicag’o Sign Sales
Cor])oration, Charlotte, N. C., for
a
Diamond Neon Signs |{
A. L. ADAMS - - Southern Pines |
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can get along fairly well until an;, | was given a 30-day n ad sentence to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNeill of jj
emergency, such as illness in the which many public-, ^pgin at the expiration of a three Southern Pines vi.sited Mr. and Mrs. l\
familv arises but have no resources’'^’’*’ people of this section w, ill | sentence imiKi.sed in a former J. R, McQueen and Mrs. Daniel Me- H
‘ , . doubtless desire to hfive a part in
upon which to draw' in such an
tmergcncy.
For instance, three membeis of a
family near Pinehurst were stricken
with pneumonia and ha<l no money
with which to get a doctor. Between
Pinehurst and Carthage, in a family
of six, the mother was narrowly sav-
case. I Noil Sun<lay afternoon.
Beulah Jones, coLred of Aberdeen,! Mrs. Minni. Oldham of Pinehurst
ed from pneumonia by aid of the Wel
fare department. Thes: cases are only, tnaga^nes to
two of many. , what the “after supper
The County Health Officer is not hours” are like in homes where there
allowed to do private practice and it j jg a dearth of reading material,
would take a very full county treas-, Demonstration Club
ury to take care of all such cases. commended for their
Other physicians have been most co-1
operative. One ventured out on a j
I interested in the project who would
bi Inging to pass.
While many of the farm homes in found guilty of the unlawful pos-' culled on friends hsre Sunday.
Moore county are well supplied witli i jjquor. Her 30-day sentence P. L.. Gaidner and Melvin Gauiner
books, magazines and daily papers, , suspended upon her paying $20 of Patrick, S. C., spent ihe week-end
there are > thera to which come no jjjid promising to pay $5 a week .it home.
daily or weekly papers and perhaps i remainder cf the bill is Hiram Mclnnis, who was confined
only one, if any, monthly publication. influenza la.st week, is
It is difficult for those who have Q^orge McCoy’s 60-day road sen- greatly improved and able to be out
shelves lined with books and racks
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in the mud,
high cost ot ^ donate one or more bocks to
tence imposed for possessing and sell-' again. Winfrey Causey also was on
ing liquor to be suspended upon the ' ^he sick list, but is out again. j ||
payment of a fine of $25 and the P- Causey of Raleigh, visited ; ;•
costs. McCoy is a colored man of - Mrs. A. M. Causey and fani- ;;
country road, stuck
bringing the already
transportation to a neat sum. It is' proposed library should get in
easy to see that a way must be pro- ^ cemonstra-
vided to pay at least a nominal fee.}
plus medicines. j McDonald. Home
Anyone wishing to rontribc'te to: Agent, at Carthage
this worthy cause may s?n 1 contri-;
butions direct to Mrs. W. Gilliam
Aberdeen.
Cleveland Hughes, colored of
Aberdeen, pleaded guilty cf driving a
motor vehicle while intoxicated. He
was given sixty days on the roads,
suspended upon payment of a fine ol
$50 and the costs, and he is not to
drive for 90 days.
ily over the week-end. ! tJ
Mr. and Mrs. A. Clements cf Rock- j|;
' ingham are residing in Lakeview. j II
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wallace of
W'est F.nd spent the week-end at the ’ ;l
Mclnnis home.
Miss Pearl McNeill of
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Charlotte t:
spent the week-end with her mother, * •;
jJ. R. McQueen.
, Amos Howell, white of Vass was' ’Daniel McNeill and sister, Mrs t:
or with Miss Flora f . , .
found griulty of an assault on A.
Demonstration Laubscher with a deadly weapon, but . ^ ^reen, manager of the Lake- ..
' net guilty of public drunkenness. He Hotel, was host to a nuhiber ot :j
I was sentenced to serve three months ' at a quail dinner here
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Brown, Superintendent of Public
Welfare, Carthage. An Itemized state
ment of the expenditure of all checks
will be made to the donor if the ad
dress is given.
<’OUNTY VOTES $1,500 FOK
NEEDED SCHOOL REPAIRS
a quail
: on the roads. Notice of appeal to Su- ' "^^iTsday night
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perior Court was given and bond was
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Andy Pass and wife to Frankie
! Cameron, property in Mineral Springs
I township.
‘ C. Archie Haley and wife to Oren | made to get her in an asylum, the
I Farrington, property in Moore covm- j State took a nol pros with leave in |
fixed at $250.
It appearing that Callie Mashburn
is insane and that efforts are being
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briscoe, after
a few weeks’ stay in Florida, are
back at home. ^
Pilot Advert'fling Payi.
ty-
! an assault charge.
Thomas O. Watson and wife to V., A nol pros with leave was taken in
THE ARK
Southern Pines North Carolina,
U. S. A.
A special meeting of the Boar
County Commissioners was held on
Monday to consider the needed re
pairs to school buildings, a matter
which was brought to their attention
last week by the Board of Education
in resolutions requesting that not less
than $3,000 be made available to
meet the most urgent repair needs
during the remainder of the present
school term.
After considering the matter, the
,1 Atkins, property in Caithage town-, the case of Eugene Ra.y. colored of a Country Day and Boarding School
sliip- j Aberdeen, who was chargofl with tak-
V. E. Atkins to E. C. Watson, prop-; ing $2.75 from the person of James
erty in Carthage township. McNeill.
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Cameron and Community
On Thursday evening of last week, i daughter Nancy and John Matthews
Mrs. R. F. Lowry entertained at a j of Sanford w£re supper guests Sun
day of Mrs. Gecrgie Matthews.
Mrs. John A. Johnson of Route 2
has received an announcement of the ^
expenditure of $1,500 on necessary j
emergency repairs and for current I
bills. I
I V'alentine bridge party at the home of
I Mrs. Loula Muse. The rooms were
. . , , 1 decoiated with greenery and cama-
commissioners voted to authorize the i ,, , , . „ .
i fl.uaged early spring flowers. Six ta
bles were in play and a number of
spirited progressions were enjoyed.
Mrs. W. H. Abernathy held high score
for the ladies. Robert McFadyen the
gentleman’s high score. Low score
prizes were awarded Mrs. W. G. Par
ker' and W. H. Abernathy. Those play
ing were Mesdames J. E. Snow. W. |
H. Abernathy, L. B. McKeithen.
Georgie McFadyen. J. M. Guthrie,
Jewell Hemphill, Loula Muse, W. G.
Parker. C. H. Eckerson, H. D, Tally.
Misses Jacksie Muse, Minnie Muse.
Thiirla Cole. Mary Emma Thomas.
Katie Harrington, L. B. McKeithcn.
W. H. Abernathy, Dr. C. N. Eckerson.
R'beit McFadyen, H. D. Tally, John
Hunter, Franklin Loving, J. E. Snow,
and George Cole. The hostess, assist
ed by Miss Minnie Muse and Mrs.
for children under fourteen years.
Thorough preparation for leading .1
schools. ||
All out-door activities in sunny, brac- y
ing climate. ^ I*
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MUSIC, ART HANDICRAFT Ig
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Illustrated bo'klet
MILLICENT A. HAYES, Principal
to Taxpayers
A penalty of only one-half of one per
cent, is being- charged on 1935 taxes dur
ing the month of February, but on March
1st the penalty will rise to one per cent,
and will increase with each succeeding
n:onth.
Pay your taxes during the remaining
days of Febmary and save the additional
cost.
NOORE COUNTY CONNISSIONERS
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STRAIGHT FOR
A RECORD
• And getting the jump
on all contenders —
Glenmore now goes
recordwith this sm<ioth:
well-aged, rich, full-
powered Kentucky
Straight Whiskey-
produced byoneof
Kentucky's oldest
and foremost dis
tilling families—
and backed by
more than 60 years
j>f cofititiuous expe-
rience.Glenmore is
100 PROOF
FULL STRENOiTH
16 MONTHS OLD
arrival of a granddaughter at the
iiome of Mrs, Bill Hessick of W'ashing-
ton, D. C. Mrs. Hessick before her j
.iiarriage was Miss Eunice Johnson. '
Carl Rowan, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Rcwan of near Union
church, was buried in Union ceme-1
tery on Thursday. j
Miss Mary Hentz, pr imary teacher, I
who unda went an operation for ap- |
pendicitis at Lee County Hospital, re- ‘
turned to the home of Mrs. Alex Mc
Pherson on Monday. She hopes to be
".ble to resume her school duties scon.
Miss Cathrinc McDonald .teacher
at Hemp, resumed her school work
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Yow spent Sun
day with Mr. Yow’s father, A. W.
Yo-.v in Lemon Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gibson of Rock-1
ingham spent the week-end with Mrs. j
KENTUCKY
trdighi
Whiskey
j Jewell Hemphill served refreahments
I Circle No. 2 of the Woman’s Aux-! Qibson’s mother, Mrs. Janie Muse,
j iliary of the Presbyterian Church
. met on Fi'iday afternooa of last week
■ with Mrs. H. D. Tally. Devotional and
‘ Bible study was conducted by Miss
I Rachael Gilchrist. A questionaire on
j the “Faith of Our Fathers” was pre-
I sented by Miss Thurla Ccle.
A club, as yet namelcow, is being
j organized by the young people of the
community, and a prize is offered for
! the best name submitted to the
Mrs. Little of the White Hill sec- ’
tion is spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Yew'. i
Prof. and Mrs. R. F. Lowry and the 1
Rev. Frank Hare of Jonesboro were :
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Hendricks.
Mrs. J .W. Rogers and Mrs. O. C.
Britton spent the week-end in High
Point and Winston-Salem.
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Felicia Graham of Route 1 spent ,
judges. Miss Jessie Thomas of Route . ;
1 entertained the enrolled members, McDermott,:
at a Valentine party last Friday even- j^^n and George McDermott and Miss |
ing. “Hearts” was played at several | Margaret McDermott were guest, i
tables. Miss Mary Hendricks winning I Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Me,
high score for the ladi-s and Frank Q^llum of Eureka I
Loving for the men. Valentine re
freshments were served.
Miss Irene Hudson cf Louisville,
Ky., field secretary cf Christian Edu
cation and Ministerial Relief, will
make a talk in the Presbyterian
Church this evening, Friday, at 7:30
SEE US
For General Electrical Refrig'erators and
Ranges,
PHILCO RADIOS
C. J. SIMONS
4 E. Connecticut Avenue Telephone 7151
Miss Mary Smith of Route 1 was
the Sunday guest of Miss Marie Park
er’.
Miss Martha Britton of Route 1
jpent Friday night with Mrs. Jewell
Hemphill.
Cameron School, after six days sus-
o’clock. Everyone is cordially invit- pension, reopened Monday
ed, and members of the Auxiliary and ^rs. W. M. Wooten, Miss Ruby
Y. P. C.. also ladles and young peo- ^ wooten. Kenneth Wooten, Mrs. Jew-
ple’s organizations of sister denomi-, Hemphill, Mrs. Loula Muse Prof.
nations are especially urged to be j^rs. R. F. Lowry, Misses Kffie
present. , Margaret Gilchrist and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matthews and j ^rs. A. D. Lyon were Sanford shop-
! pers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lee of San
ford were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Loving and
daughter Carolyn were guests Satur-
da.y of Mr. and Mrs. Flint Loving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Womble of
Sanford were visitors Sunday of Ivir.
and Mrs. J. M. Guthrie.
Mi-, and Mrs. T. O. Roberts of Dur
ham called on Mrs. O. C. B*itton
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