Friday, June 19, 1936.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Page Thra*
The Week in Aberdeen
Mrs. Got don Keith, and daughter,
Nancy, are spending some time in
Cclumbia, S. C., visiting Mrs. Keith’s
mother.
Fred Weaver visited his brother,
Harold Weaver at the Appalachian
Hall, near Asheville last week-end,
and found him greatly improved.
Mrs. Turner Wiles of West End
spent last week in Aberdeen visiting
relatives while her husband was un
dergoing treatment at the Moore
County Hospital.
Colin Bethune, U. 5. N., after
spending a 30 days furlough with his
parents has returned to his boat, the
IT. S. S. Keywadin, in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Letlen and son
of Hopewell, Va., spent the week-end
in Aberdeen as gfuests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Wicker, bringing with
them home, Miss Elizabeth Wicker,
who had been their guest for the past
two months. On their return to Hope-
well Miss Louise Wicker accompan
ied them.
Mrs. G. Monroe Ward and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Willard, are guests
this week of Mrs. Ella J. Heckart.
Miss Nancy Ruth David has com
pleted her school year at the Ep-
ivorth Orphanage in Columbia, S. C.,
and following her graduation is at
home with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Trueluck.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rock and son,
Gerald, of Wadsworth, Ohio, are the
guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Low-
hon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McDonald and
daughter. Miss Frances Mcdlin, are
enjoying a motor trip of two weeks
to Tupelo, Miss., where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Alice McNeill of Cameron was
the Sunday gue.st of her sister. Mrs.
J. A. Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker of
Miami, Florida have arrived in Aber
deen fc the coming peacli season.
Mr. and Mi Melvin Creel had as
their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Jackson and daughter. Miss
Patsy, and Morris Jackson of Rox-
boro, Harry Jackson of Cheraw^, S. C.,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Johnson of
Kaleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter of Jack
sonville, Fla., are the guests of Mrs.
B. G. Patterson.
Miss Lanie Rufh Gunter accompan
ied her aunt, Mrs. Joanna Johnson of
Lemon Spring.s to New York City this
week.
W. C. Ferree of High Point spent
last Friday night In Aberdeen as the
guests of his brother, J. V. Ferree.
Miss Marianne Hite is spending
•some time in Columbia, S. C., visit
ing her mother Mrs. Mary Ella Dav
id.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carter, Jr.,
and small son, Bill, spent last Sunday
in Raleigh, where they visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Jesse Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lawhon and
their house-guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Rock and son, Gerald, cf Wadsworth,
Ohio, spent the week.en(J at Myrtle
Bcach.
Mrs. Laban Little and children of
Albemarle are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. McKeithen.
J. K. Melvin, Jr., is making a sat-
Isfactoiy recovery from a recent ton
sil operation at the Moore County
Hospital.
R. E. Cook of Miami, F'lorlda, stop
ped ever In town last Monday as the
guest of his brother-in-law. Jack
Smith.
Mrs. Earl Rogrrs and children of
Fayetteville visited J. T. Land and
family last Sunday. On their return
they were accompanied by Mrs. James
Land who will be their gue.‘<t a few
days this week.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Hall are
taking a Religious Course at Duke
Univer.sity for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Mack Fairley and small son,
of Columbia. S. C.. are guests of Mrs.
Lillie Blue this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Caldwell
had as their guests over the past
week-end. Mrs. MoiriSon H. Caldwell
of C'ncord and Mr. and Mrs. James
Caldwell of Ra'elgh.
Mrs. Roy Leary of Edenton, Mrs.
G. R. McDonald of Wilmington and
Miss Nolle McDonald of Gastonia
have been recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Wicker.
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Medlln spent
last Thursday In Charlotte where Dr.
Medlln attended a Dental Clinic.
Mrs. R. G. Farrell has returned
from a visit to relatives in Pfttsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Caddell have
returned to their h6me In Wilmington
after spending some time visiting
friends and relatives here.
June Campbell Is attending the Se
nior Conference at Flora Macdonald
Col!ef« kcd eJprlr.gs, this weeK as a
delegate from Bethesda Presbyterian
Church.
Mis. Maud Wilkins and son, Billy,
are leaving this week to visit In Pet
ersburg and Rlchrnond, Va.
Mrs. H. W. Doub and daughters.
Misses Rebecca, Dorothy and Marian,
attended the marriage of their cousin
In Mt. Airy last week.
Mrs. H. C. Greene of Fayetteville
visited friends in Aberdeen last Mon
day.
Mrs. W. B. Chancelor of Richmond,
Va., is visiting her father, J. T.
Land.
The Home and Garden Club held
its last meeting last Tue,»day after
noon at the Community House, with
Mrs. Forrest Lockey acting as host
ess. Mrs. Stewart Weaver received the
vase given as prize for the member
bringing in the most attractively ar
ranged vases of flowers during the
year. Mrs. Robert Gwyn and Mrs.
H. W. Doub read interesting papers
on “Queer Friends of the Garden”
and "Necessary Fi'iends with Mrs.
Henry A. Page. Jr., giving the musi
cal number. The club adjourned for
the summer mcnths
Drunks Feature In
Recorder’s Court
McQueen Just IMaying When
He Cut Ga»h in His
Wife’s Side
EUREKA
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McCaskill and
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Lassiter and
children visited relatives near Jackson
Spring Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. Will Black of Plne-
hurst spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Worth Blue.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McCaskill and
son Blille Glenn were dinner giiests
Sunday of Mrs. McCaskill’s parents
at Vass.
Nora Price and Rudolph Hardy
have returned home after visiting a
Mr. Tilton Hardy of Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. F'. W. Von Cannon
and children of West End visited rel
atives in this .section Sunday.
Mrs. Dolph Blue of Carthage spent
.Saturday night with Mrs. Nannie and
Miss Annis McCaskill.
Miss Della Bradford of Hemp was
the week-end guest of Miss Gladys
Primm.
Miss Ethel Arnett, student nurse in
Pittmans Hospital at Fayetteville,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Amette.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Blue and chll-
*Jren and Mrs. Maltle L. Blue, visited
In the home of Mrs. Kit McKenzie of
near Doub’s Chapel Church Sunday
afternoon.
I Fred Davies of Clay Road is spend
ing a week with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. Blue.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frye of Car-
I thage visited Mr. and Mrs. Ferman
McCaskill Sunday afternoon.
OVERTON A(’QriRE,S HOME HERE
I J. T. Overton of the Sandhill Drug
I Company, has purchased through the
R, F. Potts agency the dwelling lo
cated on the corner of Bennett street
and Vermont avenue, formerly the
residence of Mrs. John Lewis. The
i new owner will take possession within
I a few days, and Is planning to Im
prove the property for a home.
Raymond McQueen, colored, was
“just playing” with Bell White, so
he said, but the gash he cut in her
side required seventeen stitches and
the judge gave him ten months on
the reads in which to get over his
playful mood.
G. C. McCoy, white of Red Springs,
paid a fine of $50 and the costs in a
case in which he as charged with
drunken, careless and reckless driv
ing, and his thirty day sentence was
suspended. He is not to drive again
In 90 days.
Cited to appear and show cause
why the prosecution In the case of
State versus Allen Cotman, colored,
should not be declared frivolous and
malicious and she be named prose
cutor and taxed with the costs, Mrs.
A. M. Burns, white of the Eagle
Springs section, had prayer for judg
ment conti. jed upon payment of the
costs. She had charged Cotman with
larcency of more than $200 from a
chest belonging to her, and failed to
appear against him when the case
was called.
Dan Cameron of Harnett county
and Junius Hunter of Lee county,
both white men, were In court charg
ed with public drunkeness and Cam
eron with drunken driving. They were
given 30-day sentences suspended as
to Hunter upon the payment' of a $10
fine and half the costs and as to Cam
eron upon a $50 fine and the other
half of the costs and he is not to
drive for ninety days. Both men paid
the fines and costs.
Daniel Harris, colored, of Plnehurst,
was charged with being drunk and
disorderly and using profane language
on the caddie grounds of the Pine,
hurst Coimtry Club and entered a
plea of guilty. He was given 60 days
on the roads, or with the approval of
the county comm.ssloners, at the
county home, judgment to be suspend
ed upon the payment of a fine of'5iO
and the costs. It was ordered that he
be examined by the county doctor be-
fcie being sent to either place.
REAL ESTATE TB.XNSFER.S
C. G. Farrell and wife to J. L. De-
Yoe and wife: property in Pinebluff.
Southern Pines Building and Loan
Association to Clyde S. Wilson and
wife: property in Sandhill township.
S. J. Hindale to A. W. Page: prop-
I erty in McNeill township.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
to John I. Prim: property in McNeill
township.
U. L. Spence, substituted trustee, to
Bank of Pinehurst: property In Knoll-
wood Heights.
W. W. Martin and wife to Mrs. Lea
Dixon and others; property In Ben-
salem township. *
J. L. Maness and wife: to B. D.
Teague: property In Bcnsaletn town-
.shlp.
Mrs. Minnie C. Botsford to Warner
Veasey and Flora L. Veasey, prop
erty in Pinebluff.
Cut flowers at the Curb Market.
GEOROE PARSON OF PINEHURST
TO WED NEW YORK GIRL JUNE 80
Announcement was made recently
In New York of the engagement of
Miss Katherine Sage Bolton of New
Yotk City and Quoque, L. I., to
George Arrel Parson of Pinehurst and
Brcokline, Me. The wedding will take
place on Tuesday, June 30, In the
Church of the Heavenly Rest In New
York. The Rev. Artley Parson, un
cle of the bridegroom, will perform
the ceremony.
Mr. Parson, who is in the gradual.
Ing class at Harvard, Is the son ot
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parson of Pine
hurst. M
Fresh dressed pcuitry at the Curl>
Market.
Don’t forget to visit the Curb Mar
ket tomorrow.
beyond Price
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Owners’ ex|»eneiices show
that ihe FonI V-8 is the
heal investment yon can make
in an automobile
A great many people do not buy an automobile every year
and the true test of car economy comes after the first year
.. . And owners of Ford V-8s agree that—’’The mechanical
depreciation on a Ford is lew$ than most cars, especially
after the first year ”
The reatton that this !• true of Ford car;* goes way back
to the raw materials of which they are built... Men who
make steel know that "Ford buys the best steel"... .\nd
thi.s rigid insiMence on extra value goes ri^ht through the
whole ntan.ifacture of a Ford V-8 ... low-priced Ford re-
placeni^int purts are built to the same high standard as
thoHe in the new car.
Because the cur Itself lasts longer, oo!«ts less to keep up,
yet costs no more in the fir»t place. Ford owners agree
that — the 19!t6 Ford V-8 is iho b«st nutomobile invest
ment you can make today.
YOUR FORD DEALER
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Aft«r Usual I)owu Pa^mrnt through Aa*
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The most
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In No Otlier Car Under S1645
Except Ford
FfiKin« ProvrH on th^ road hjr ovav
2.3U4),iNM> Ford V-8^.
Ford llraklntf Surface por pound of car
M*«i«;ht, Kr«‘itt«r than any other rar untitir
In \o Other Car Under $12715
Except Ford
The CrnferpoUe Ri<lr —Pa«.*enffrrs cradlt ^
bt‘tt*»*4'n HprinK'^ <>n spring ha'^r atni<»-*l a
foot hmtfer than tvheelhat**.
Fret* On VII 1 Vh«*»*l'* — Tranj»ver»«
oprinft'* rut tilt and ttido*>i*ay.
Ford L<»w Ceiilcr of Gravity — Passengers
ride lower than in any «»tht;r car tindrr
S127.»,
FI >;itinx Rear Axle — Car weight on
housing, not un a\le shaft.
Only In Cars Costing S250
More Than Ford *
rorque-Tuhi* DHre — you gr^mft
itafely and roadahility. Centriforre Clutrh
sfivinfK easty pedal action and lonie life.
Dnal Uown-Drafi C^arhurelor — for ffa^o-
line eronomy.
Don’t forget tomorrow is Curb
Market day In Southern Pines.
‘THEY HELP MY DIGESTION—”
lOHNNY REVOLTA,
P.G.A. Champion.
"No matter what I
eat ot where,” he
says,"Camels make
my meals digestbet-
ler.” Camels stim
ulate digestion —
increase alkalinity.
“CAMELS MAKE meals taste better
and help digestion,” says Claire i
Huntington, public stenographer.
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