Friday, April 10, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern PLies and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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FIAT WORK
IRONED
ask
ed the Kipling ensemble, rearranged
for piano, and Stuart Cameron ren
dered five baritone solos in support
of Bessie Stuart Campbell in a Kip
ling recital.
Southern Pines
Laundry Co., Inc.
Telephone 6101
W. New York Ave.
KIPLINO RECITAL LAST NIGHT
AT THE CIVIC CLUB
The Week in Southern Pines
At the Civic Club last night at 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heisse of Balti-
o’clock, Frederick Stanley Smith play- more, Mrs. M. W. Hardwicke and
Miss Catherine Dowless of Albe
marle spent the week-end with Mrs,
[da Tyson. i
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ABERDEEN. N. C.
Miss Elizabeth Hardwicke of Rich-
' mond, Va.. were recent guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Cox on Thurs
day en route to Charleston, S. C., to
I see the Azalea gardens.
1 John Shei-win of Englewood, N. J.,
I is spending the Easter vacation with
i his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sher-
j win at the Resthaven.
. Miss Eleanor Valentine and father
of Stafford Springs. Conn., arrived in
I Southern Pines Friday for a few clays
I stay.
D. C., visited Mrs. Bertha Brown over
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Billy Hadson was a rectnt vis
itor in town en route from Florida to
her home in the north.
Miss Lena Brown of Graham, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Brown over Easter.
Miss Mary Savage spent the week
end in Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. Clara Lambert of Bakersville
spent Saturday with her mother
Mrs. B. Brown.
Mr, and Mrs. F. G. Nichols left a
few days ago for their home in New-
[ Mrs. Ruth Knight and daughter,; ton, Ma.s.s., after having occupied the
; Miss Eleanor Knight have returned to Packard house on Ridge street for the
j their home in Boston, Mass., follow- ' winter.
Now is the Time to Select
Your Winter Residence
foi‘ Next Yeai*
WAIT
ing a few days’ stay in town. |
Miss Inez Thomas is visiting her
sister Mis.s Dorothy Thomas in Sal
isbury for two weeks.
James Boyd is spending a few days
in New York.
Miss Birdilia Bair gave a luncheon
Saturday at the Pine Needles Inn.
Mr.s. W. W. Davidson and sen W.
W. Jr. are stopping at the Pine Nee
dles Inn for a few weeks.
Friends will be glad to welcome A.
K. Barber back to Southern Pines af
ter a year’s ab.sence. Mr. Barber is
stopping at the Highland Pines Inn. |
Charles M. Nts has opened up his
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brondson and Weymouth Heights,
son, Benjamin left Saturday for their Mrs. Frances H. Robinston enter-
home in Massachusetts after having tained at cea Monday afternoon at
been the guests of Mrs. Cel'ste Ed-
son at her home on East Broad
street for the wmter months.
her home in Weymouth Heights in
honor of Mrs. H. G. Henderson.
Mr-, and *Mrs. Oliver Chown and
FOR OUR
Furniture Auction
Sale
Mrs. J. X. Lilly left Tuesday for <Jaughter, Miss Olive Chown of King-
her heme in Alton Bay, New Hamp- Ontario- are here for a week’s
shite after .‘;petiding winter months
in .Southern Pines. i Henderson left Tuesday
Miss Marj' Kelly of Pennsylvania Manha.sset, L. I., where she will
is stopping at the Bumap apart- summer,
ments for a few weeks. ^nd Mrs. F. H. Robinson left
Dr. H. Haywood of Raleigh was a Tu.sday for New York City where
visit"!' m town Monday evening. they will spend some time at the
Mrs. Mildred Conney left today tor Holly Hotel.
Mis.ses Nancy and Harriet Nisbet
of Avon, New York left Wednesday
for their home following a week’s
stay in Southern Pines.
her horr.t in Stockbridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. F'allon left
, i Wednesday for their home in Massa-
TO START
April 23d
Our entire stock will be offered for sale at
auction, piece by piece, to highest bidders.
Alton D. McLean
Aberdeen
chu.setts.
Morris Eadie who has been in
Miami. Florida for some time is vis
iting his mother for a few days here.
William Matchett of Indianapo-li.s.
Ind.. spent the Easter holidays in
Southern Pines.
Rev. Thomas A. Williams spent
Thursday of last week in Raleigh.
Miss Ida Robinson has returned to
Southern Pines from a winter spent
in Florida.
Mr', and Mrs. E. A. Sinnott of
Tuchahoe. New York left Thursday
for the North after spending a week
in S.uthern Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dillon and daught-
W’hile there he acted as Master of Barbara Dillon of Toronto,
Ceremonies for the Pontifical Mass. Canada are stopping for a few days
Misses Ilona and Jean 'Williams en- town,
tertained about twenty guests at a Mrs. Hart of St. Johns-
party Saturday night at their home Vermont were recent guests of
on Vermont avenue. ‘ M*'- Mrs. L. E. Grover.
Miss Catherine Gwynn and Miss M*"' Mrs. H. E. Sherwin and
Anne Martin of Wa.shington, D. leaving Saturday for New
and Polly Martin of Guilford, Conn.,'York City fcllowing a winter spent
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Souther’n Pines.
Wilson for two weeks. i Miss Elizabeth Hetzler of Chatta-
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Adams of Phil-1 ^^ooga. Tsnn., is visiting her sister,
adelphia were hosts at tea during | Mrs. David Davies on Ashe street,
last week at their home on Massa-' Miss Catherine Brennau of Fish-
chusetts avenue. New York is spending the Easter
Thomas McGraw and son, John Me- holidays with her uncle and aunt, Dr.
Graw of Pittsburgh have joined Mis. and Mrs. Ralph Hayt of Weymouth
McGraw at their home here. Heights. Dr. and Mrs. Hayt enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Vale of tained on last Saturday in honor of
Princeton, have returned from sever-1 their neice.
al weeks in Florida. ! Dr. and Mrs. Earl Shrader have re-
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Hyde have - turned to their home in Riverton,
as their guests at thefr home in Wey-1 New Jersey, after spending the Eas-
mouth Heights, Truman Welling of te vacation with thei cousins, M. and
Greensboro. Mrs. Walter Spaeth.
Mrs. Charles A. Fuller of Bedford,
N. Y., and LeRoy Whitney have re
turned to New York after spending
a w'eek at the Paddock.
L. H. Whipple is visiting hia sister,
Mrs. B. K. W'eaver for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Cork who has been
spending the winter in Southern Pines
Miss Ethel Day, members of the
faculty of Meredith College is spend
ing several days with her brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Day.
Miss Leone Currie spent the past
week-end visiting friends in Winston-
Salem.
Misses Lenora Riggan and Dorothy
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Time to Fertilize
We have a complete stock of
ACME
the old reliable and dependable
Fertilizer that makes the crops. 4
WOOD’S
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FOR FARM and GARDEN NEEDS
SEE
McNEILL & COMPANY
FEED and SEED STORES
Southern Pines, Phone 6244 Fayetteville, Phone 455
left Tuesday for her home in Toronto, Pottle entertained at three tables of
Canada. bridge at the Hollywood last Thurs-
Bob Gifford has returned to Louis- day evening in honor of Mrs. Freder-
burg College after spending the *ck Jackson. High score prizes went
week-end in town. to Mrs. D. G. Stutz and Miss Kather-
The Local group of the Catholic Wiley. Mrs. Jackson was present-
Daughters of America are sponsor- ed a guest prize. Other guests pres
ing a Girl Scout organization in town ent were Miss Erma Fisher, Miss
which consists of thirty-five mem-' Frances Schwartz, Mrs. Garland
bers. Mrs. Boggs is captain and Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Earl Mfrrill, Mrs. Clar-
J. J. Spring and Mrs. George Moore ence Edson, Mrs. John Howarth,
are lieutenants. The meetings are held; Mrs. Emmett Golden, Mrs. George
every Wednesday afternoon at 3:00.Mrs. Richard Tarleton.
Mrs. Barrett Harris and small A very delightful party was given
daughter, Jo Ann spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
in Wilson. Williams by their daughters, Mary
A meeting of the Catholic Daught-; and Jean last Saturday. The follow
ers was held Tuesday night. Plana ing guests were present; Mary O’Cal-
were made for the State Convention laghan, Jean and Maudy Betts, Joan
which will be held here in Southern Spring, Jane Mann. Dorothy Dom,
Pines, May 10th. Those attending
this convention from out-of-town will
be National Cahplain, Rev. Wm. J.
Hafey of Raleigh, State Chaplain,
Robert J McMillan, National Su
preme Regent, Miss Mary Duffey,
and the Supreme Secretary of the
Catholic Daughters, Miss E, Rosney.
Grand Regents of each of the six
Courts of the Catholic Daughters will
attend.
Gordon Gifford, student at Univer
sity of N. C. has returned there fol
lowing a week-end in town.
Billy Wilson and J. J. Stroud have
returned to State College, Raleigh
after spending the week-end here.
Ralph Chandler, Jr., of Davidson
spent the week-end in Southern
Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of
Kinston are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Merrill.
Mrs. Jane F. Parker and children,
Eleanor and Jimmie of Washington,
Jane Musser, Sue Ann Milliken, Mar
garet Montesanti, Anna Walker, Jac
queline Boggs, Louise Blue, Carolyn
Backer, Muriel Spaeth. Marguerite
Osburn, Sarah Barnum, Denise Cheat
ham, Alice Gregson, Helen Cameron,
James Spring, Alfred Chiswell, James
Swett, Alex Cameron Charles Ever
est, Wilbur Scheiper, James Milliken,
Charles Phillips.
Mrs. D. C. Duckett and aunt left
for New York Inrt Monday where
they will spend a week before leaving
for their home in Montreal, Canada.
They were guests this winter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Williams at Vermont
avenue.
STEEPLECH.VSE MEETING
The Sandhills Steeplechase and
Racing Association will meet this af
ternoon, Friday, at 3:00 o’clock in
the Village Court Grill, Pinehurst, to
formulate plans for next season.
\Vliy Not
Soutliern Pines?
Thi.s garden .spot of the Sandhills offers to
di.scriminating people an ideal winter home,
with every po.s.sibility for healthful recrea
tion and sport.
We have several high class, well proportion
ed residential properties for sale or rent.
Paul T. Barnviin,
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Bank Building' Southern Pines
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L. V. O’CALLAGHAN
Plumbing and Heating
Southern Pines, N. C.
Tt-lephone 5341
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Aberdeen, N. C.
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