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Friday, March 13, 1936. THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina B N. C. Treasury Balance Is Nineteen Millions General Fund Balance Stands at Only $2J46.52 at End of February The State of North Carolina had a cash balance in its treasury on March J of $19,003,273.70. The General Fund balance stood at tinly $2,746.52 at the end of Febru ary, compared with $1,124,752.91 the first of last month. The fund received $2,385,359.07 and disbursements were $3,507,366.57 for the month. Highway and other special funds bad a cash balance March 1 of $316,- 626,144.65. With $14,207,958.17 of it in High way funds. It was pointed out there ^ Tuesday night f.r a short visit were a number of commitments Leonard Tufts entertained Pinehurst Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. Gould Shaw of War- Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Cheatham. He renton, Va., former residents here, 'conducted the fiv> o’clock Lenten ser- were among those attending the stee- vice at the Village Chapel Wednesday plechase Saturday. afternoon. George Ball of Raleigh spent the [ Mr. and Mrs. T. Morcoe Robertson, past week-end as guest of Miss Jane have returned to their home in West- McMullen at her home on the Linden bury, L. I., after spending several Road. I weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Homblo-wer L. Biddle, II. went to New York Sunday night for Henry Stockton and friend Frank a short stay. ! B.cker arrived Sunday morning to Mrs. Warren Bicknell and daught- ^ spend the spring vacation with Mr. er, Mrs. Ralph King are spending this and Mrs. J. Potter Stockton, week fn New York. ! Mrs. Russ HoHebaugh entertained T ddy Scofield is home for the ’ Wednesday afternoon at Monopoly spring vacation from Taft School at and tea for Mrs. Eric Nelson, Mrs. Water tow-n, Conn. | Lloyd Yost, Mrs. Harold Calloway, Eberhard Faber left for the north Mrs. Alec Innes and Mrs. Bert ! Nicolls. Miss Dorothy Glasspool of White with a luncheon Friday for her house Plains, N. Y., arrived Wednesday to guest, Mrs. Frank Easton of Chapel visit her sisters, Mrs. Charles B. Fields and Mrs. Ellis Fields for sev- Aberdeen eral weeks. The Misses Margaret and against the road money which would materially reduce the balance. . During March receipts for road and ] Hills, special funds were $2,800,664.45 and j ^rs. Rosser Jones of disbursements were $6,857,168.81 to | gpent Tuesday as guest of Mr«. Ray- , Louise Lawrence of Hamlet spent this reduce the balance from $20,682,-! mond Johnson. } week visiting their sister, Mrs. Clar- 749.01. j j^j. Mrs. Ralph Sutton spent ence Thomas. The general fund started the fiscal j ^^j,e w*eek-end in Greensboro with Mrs.' At the Parent-Teacher Association year last year witJi an overdraft of gutton’s mother, Mrs. J. J. Weadon. ^ meeting in the school auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicolls were din- Wednesday afternoon a most help- ner and theatre guests Tuesday eve- ^ ful talk on child training was rrtade ning of Mr. and Mrs. Ll:yd Yost. I by Rev. C. E. Ruffin of Ellerbe. The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. McK Iway Grammar grade childrsn, under the hurst as soon as ^ date for same can be arrang'd. The meeting adjourned to meet in April, which will be the last meeting j of the year and all members are urg ed to attend. I I Th; annual meetmg of the menft- bers and friends of the Pinehurst I Community Church, Rev. A. J. Mc- Kelway, pastor, was held Thursday evening in the basement of the I church, when a delicious supper was served by th3 Woman’s Auxiliary; the supper committee being ccmposed of ' Mrs. I. C. Sledge, Mrs. Rassie Wick- J er, and Mrs. H. A. Campbell. Follow- ' ing supper a program of music was given by the High School Glee Club und.r the direction of Miss Katherine jBlue, with violin duets played by Edna and oLuise Frye. All organizations of I the church made yearly reports, the Boy Scouts giving their report in a one-act sketch, in which the purposes I and ideals of scouting w.re set forth. About a hundred and fifty were pres- •:nt.. Charles B. Eaton, 75, Passes in Florida J. J. Stroud, student at the U. N. C., State College spent the week-end at his home in Southern Pines. DF.BATE TEAMS PREPARE rOK STATE COMPETITION $2,310,497.25, had receipts of $24,- 517,396.03 up through last month and disbursements of $22,204,153.36. The road and other funds started the fiscal period with $16,864,248.04 received $40,730,823.86 in eight months and paid out $40,968,827.25. Bonded d«bt of the state on March 1 was $167,789,000. PRINCETON ULEE CLl B HERE NIGHT OF .\IAIU'H 31 The Princeton University Glee Club will give a concert in the Caro line Theatre, Pinehurst, on Tuesday night, March 3lst, Charles W. Pic- quet, manager of the theatre, an nounced last night. Fresh eggs at the Curb Market. were called to Jacksonville. Fla.. Fri day on account of the illness of Mrs. McKelway's sister-in-law, Mrs. R. K. Gibbon. Mr. McKelway returned Sun day, Mrs. McKelway remaining tor several weeks. direction of Miss Katherine Blue, sang a group cf songs, which showed the s )lendid training they are i=eceiv- ing in public school music. The en tire school is observing March as Lib.ary Bt'ok month, and people who Mrs. A. J. McKilway, Sr.. of Wash- have books they can spare are ask- ington. D. C., arrived WetlnesUay night to visit in the home of her .son Rev. A. J. McKelway. Mrs. Raymond Johnson and child ren were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Wade Coffee in Lakeview. ed to send them to the school cr phone Mr. Morton who will gladly call for them. Those not having books to donate and wish to help are asked to give the price cf a book. The associatio nvoted to sponsor a The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick, j pre-school clinic in April, and also to Bishop of North Carolina, spent sev- | sponsor a tuberculosis clinic in both eral days this week as guests ot ‘ the white and colored sch.ols of Pine- The n wly organized debate team of the Southern Pines High School is getting well under way. Under the coaching of Mr. Freeman the first draft of the speeches has been writ- t n and it is hoped that by the end of this week the speeches will be ready to present. The team will enter the State de bating contest on Friday, March 27. Th affirmative of the local school, which is supported by J. D. Sitterson and Be:th4 Fowler, will meet the Siler City negative at Troy. The neg ative, ,<!uppqrted by Ruth Thompson and Eleanor Harloe, will meet the Troy affirmative at Siler City. The j other two groups, Troy’s negative and Siler City’s affirmative, will meet at the Southern Pines school on Fri day morning at 10:45. Winter Resident of Srandhills Since 1900 i^ Victim of Sud den Hear* Attack Charles B. Eaton, aged about 75 years, long a resident and property cwner in Southern Pines, expired suddenly from heart failure jn St. Cloud, Florida last Saturtlay morn ing. Funeral services were held in St. Cloud at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday after noon, the body being forwarded to Bethl:hem, N. H., for interment. Mr. Eaton was born in Whitefield, N. H., came to Pinehurst in 1900, and from there t:> Southern Pines in 1904. Here he was engaged in busi ness for 25 years, with an establish ment in Bithlehem open during the summer months. His long residence and business career both here and in Bethlehem gave him a wide friend ship with seasonal visitors from the N£w England state|, and the news of his sudden death was received with deep regret by a host of friends here. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Maud Eaton. The best in country produce at the Curb Market Saturday. FOR SALE—$1,700 CASH oalanre F. H. A. mortgage with 1^ years to run, at low interest. New tJ room house, 2 baths, lot 99 ft. frontage, located near Highland Pines inn, and 2 blocks from Southern Pines Country Club. See R. F. Potta, jwner or any Real Estate Agent. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES BUICK WILL BUILD THEM •vv:;'.;;:? BUILT, * TO at the factory is the lowest list price / UO ever put on a Buick. But this $765* buys the most efficient type of straight-eight engine in the world—the Buick valve-in-head straight-eight. 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