Friday, June 12, 1936
THE PILOT, Southern Piiies and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Page Flv*
Mrs. Fred W. Utley,
Long 111, Passes Away
Former Anne Battley of Carth
age Was Born in Columbia,
S. C. in 1906
After an Illness of several years,
much of which time she was confined
to her bed, Mrs. Pred W. Utley ol
Pinehurst died on Monday noon in tha
Moore County Hospital. Born Anne
Battley in Columbia, S. C., in 1906,
she spent her childhood in Carthage
and after completing her education
there was connected with the General
Office in Pinehurst until the begin
ning of her long illness..
Funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. A. J. McKelway of Pinehurst
in the Carthage Methodist Church on
Tuesday afternoon with burial in
Greenwood Cemetery. The following
served as pallbearers: I. C. Sledge, A,
P. Thompson, Gordon Cameron, Har
old Kelly, Hubert McCaskill and Wil
liam Agnew.
Surviving are her husband, Fred W.
Utley: her father, W. H. Battley of
Hyattsvllle, Md.; three brothers, J.
P. and Charles Battley of Washing
ton, D. C., and John Battley of New
York, and five sisters, Mrs. A. L.
Wicker of Carthage, Miss Caroline
Battley of Pinehurst, Mrs. J. F. Egan
of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. Dan S. Ray
of Southern Pines and Mrs George
Phillips of Wallace.
Mrs. Utley was beloved of a wide
circle of friends who mourn her un
timely passing.
TUFTS AT NATIONAL OPEN
Richard Tufts of Pinehurst was
among the spectators at the National
Open golf tournament at Baltusrol,
! at Short Hills, N. J„ last week. Tony
I Manero of Greensboro, Sedgefield
Country Club professional won the
' championship with the lowest score
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ever recorded for this event.
j Don’t forget tomorrow is Curb
Market day in ,Southem Pines.
The Week in Southern Pines
Mrs. N. W. Mann and children are Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKenzie left
spending this week in Morehead City. Monday for Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Barrett Harris and small Newton Baker is visiting in South
daughter Jo, and Mrs. L. M. Daniels Carolina. j
are visiting relatives in New York ^nd Mrs. Joe Buckley and small
and Boston, Mass. daughter Agnes Ann left Thursday j
Mrs. J. E. Almond and small son of to spend the summer in Massachu-!
Charlotte were recent guests of Mr. j setts. |
Miss Julia McDermott left Tuesday ,
for her home in the north after spend-.
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and Mrs. Elmer Donaldson.
Miss Irene Maples has returned to
her home here from Charlotte where
she underwent an operation at the
Charlotte Sanatorium.
E. Wooten and family of Florida
have leased the Smilax Cottage for
the summer months.
Mrs. Luella C .Smiley left on Mon
day night to spend several weeks in
Boston and Portland, Maine.
Herbert W. Jackson of Richmond,
Va., w'as the guest of the Rev. W. E.
C.x on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hubbell of
Garden City, L. I., left Tuesday for
their home there where they will
sp:nd the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Esther
Louise on June 4th, 1936 at the Moore
I County Hospital.
The Rev. Harvey A. Cox of Raleigh
ing the winter here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sweezy left,
Thursday morning for Hankins, N. Y.,'
where they will spend the summer. |
George C. Abraham and Robert
Peck left Thursday to spend several
weeks in Binghampton, N. Y. I
Caroline Lewis is attending a Young
People's convention of the Baptist
Church in the Western part of North
Carolina. j
Mrs. Claude Haftr presented her j
Southein Pines students in a piano'
recital in her studio last Friday even- j
ing. j
Prest;.n T. Kelsey and daughter,
Miss Laura, left yesterday to join
Mrs. Kelsey. They will spend the sum
mer in Winnetka, 111. ,
Mrs. Marian Stevens left Saturday
spent the week-end with his brother, I night for Alexandria, Va., to spend two
th; Rev. W. E. Ccx. He preacned in j weeks before going to Boston for the
the E^mmanuel Episcopal Church last summer. i
Sunday. i Miss Margaret Martin of Em«ry,
Mrs. J. B. Baucon and children are ' Va., is visiting Misses Margaret and
spending a few days in Ellerbe. Flora McQueen. j
Hunt Fisher, student at State Col-1 Misses Anna and Caroline Jenks ^
lege, Raleigh, an ived home Sunday to I and Miss Alice Southworth left
spend the summ£r vacation with his j Thursday for Banner Elk to spend
mother, Mrs. Nellie Fisher. , the summer.
Lieutenant and Mrs, R. C. Davis I Mrs. Jerry Healy of Greensboro
motored to Raleigh Monday. i spent the past week-end with her par-
Miss Edith Blake has returned from i ents, Mr. and Mrs. F C. Loomis,
several days visit in Greensboro. | Mrs. Carrie Wintyen' and daughter
John Shaw spent last week-end in ' Mary left Sunday for their home in
SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday, June 12th and 13th
ARROW SHIRTS
All fancy and colored Arrows, no whites included, regu
lar $2 and $2.50 values at
$1.49
DOBBS FELT HATS
All $7 Hats now $4.50. $5.00 Hats now $3.25
Berg Hats including lightweights, $2.35
These Prices For Cash Only
The Tog Shop
Broad St. and N. H. Avenue Southern Pines
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A WORD OF APPRECIATION
I desire to txpress to the Democratic voters of
Moore County my appreciation for the splendid support
given me in last Saturday's Primary', and to ask their
.continued friendly consideration should there be a sec
ond Primary in the contest for Member of the Legis
lature.
—J. HAWLEY POOLE.
C. J. Simons® ^ 9. ^
Small down payment. Terms as low as
$5.00 per month
Durham.
Richard Pierce left last Thursday
night for Leominster, Mass., after
spending a month here.
Mrs. William Fuller, III of Briar,
cliff, N. Y., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson.
Miss Lenora Riggan returned Fri
day from Winston-Salem after spend
ing several days there.
Mrs. Frank Welch left Sunday night
night for Leominster, Mass., to spend
some time.
ilisses Isabel Pelton and Miss Caro-
Doylestown, Pa.
Misses Laura Jenks and Miss Edith
Titus are leaving Sunday for Ashe
ville to spend a part of the sum
mer.
Mrs. C. F. Smith has closed her
home here and left yesterday for New
Britain, Conn., for the summer.
William C. Mudgett, Jr., has re
turned home from Choate School at
Wallingford, Conn.
Jackie Boyd is at home from Wood-
berry Forest School at Orange, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Eddy have left
lii. Lewis returned last week from | to spend the summer in the north.
Women's College in Greensboro to ^ Mrs. Nelson C. Hyde is leaving next
H spend the summer at their homes week to attend the wedding in Man-
The Charm of Change
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6:00 A. M. UNTIL 100 A. M.
East Broad Street Southern Pines
I here.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Jenks left
this week for Harbor Beach, Mich.,
to spend the summer,
Chester, Mass., of Miss Polly Lover-
ing of Jackson Springs and Stanley
Grav-s Haskins of New York.
Mrs. George W. Case is attending
Ralph Chandler, Jr., has returned to , an Eastern Star Convention in Win-
his home here from Davidson College i stcn-Salem.
where he is a student. j Mrs. Howard Rorabaugh and
Paul Blue, student at the University ! daughter, Miss Katherine Rorabaugh
of North Carolina has arrived to
spend the summer months with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A1 Blue.
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Hart and
daughter, Lina Lee spent two days
this week in Reidsville.
of Johnstown, Pa., are the guests of
Mrs. Rorabaugh’s mother, Mrs. Alex
Aeschlimann at her home on Massa
chusetts avenue.
Mr. and Mis. Omer Williams and
daughters, Illona and Jean and Miss
Mrs. Howard Burns and son How- Gertrude O'Bryan left Wednesday for
ard, Jr., are leaving Saturday for j Delta, Pa., where they will spend the
Minneapolis, Minn., to be gone several !j;ummer months.
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TO THE VOTERS OF MOORE COUNTY
Not being able to see each of you personallj^, I want
to use this means to express to you my genuine thanks •
for the splendid vote you gave me Saturday.
BESS McCASKILL.
weeks. Mrs, Burns was called there
due to the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. E. Eadie and daughter Minnie
spent Monday in Raleigh.
Dr. E. W. Ruggles left Wednesday
Miss Mary Webb left on Saturday for
Rockport, Mass., where she is spend
ing the summer. She will return to
The Ark, where she is a member of
the faculty in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson will
for his home in Rochester, N. Y., af-, leave tomorrow for Browning's Beach,
ter spending several weeks in town as \ n. Y., where they will spend the sum-
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rug
gles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt is visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania and Ohio
fcr several weeks.
Mrs. Howard McNeill and four chil
dren left Wednesday morning to
spend the summer In Stowe, Vt.,
where they will visit Mrs. McNeill's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barrows.
Aldfn Bowers spent the week-end in
Southern Pines.
Mrs. M. E. DeVoe and son Milton
spent Tuesday in Southern Pines en
route from/ Hollywood, Fla., to their
northern home.
Mrs. A. Montesanti, Miss Millie
Montesanti and Junior Montesanti
motored to Fayetteville Tuesday.
Mrs. John B. Muse is spendingf sev-1
ei^ weeks in Florida visiting rela- j
tlves. I
Mrs. J. H. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. [ came to Southern Pines in 1916, was
J. C. Musser and daughter Jane left' promptly employed by Mr. Hayes and
this week for Akron, Ohio. \ served him steadily and well until his
Miss Mary Grace Pethick arrived, untlme'j; death. He Is survived by his
last week from Sweet Briar College to j widow, two sons and two daughters,
spend the sununer at her home here. Funeral services were held in Rock-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peck andlingham yesterday afternoon.
mer. They plan to return the lat
ter part of September to occupy
their recently acquired house on Pine
Grove road.
Mr. and Mis. James Boyd have
been spending several days at Sea
Island Beach, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Absher and Mrs.
Irvin Morrison and small daughter,
Carolyn Jean, accompanied Miss Nel
lie Geene to Blowing Rock and spent
the past week-end.
M. G. Abbott, who has been spend
ing the winter with his uncle, M. G.
Nichols, left on Tuesday for the
north.
WILLI-4MS TO FACE CHARGE
OF MURDER ON MONDAY
{Continued from vage 1)
son Robert of Binghampton, N. Y., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Abra
ham.
Mrs. Emmett Golden and Mrs.
George Rose motored to Thomasvllle
Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Mumford and daught
er, Eleanor Harlowe left Saturday for
Attleboro, Mass., to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Mumford’s daught
er, Mrs. Myron Adanu. .
Mrs. Hattie Stevens, Mrs. S. Gra
ham and Mrs. Maude Grearson left
Sunday for the North to be gone sev
eral months.
well known by most of the residents
of the community. He waw born near
Rockingham 44 years ago, the son of
Sandy Fletcher, a former slave who
MISS STEVICK, STROUD
AMONG H. S. GRADUATES
In its report of the graduation ex
ercises of Soutliem Pines High School
last week, The Pilot inadvertently
failed to list among the graduates the
names of Miss Virginia Stevick and
Stancil Stroud, and hastens to make
amends.
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Giv«« 1936
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East Connecticut Avenue
Telephone 5341
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