Fiday, July 17, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Page Thre«
To Give Red Cross
Course in First Aid
Classes To Be Htld at Night For
Persons 17 Years of
Age or Older
A standard American Red Cross
course in First Aid will be conducted
in Southern Pines under the direction ;
of the Moore County Chapter Amer- j
ican Red Cross,
This course requires a minimum ot ;
fifteen hours for completion. It com- ;
bines the lecture and diskcussicn me
thod, with regular review covering
oach lesson. The cour.se also includes ^
a demonstration and explanation of
First Aid methods^ fcllowed by actual
practice by each student.
The class man ial used is ihe Red
Cross First Aid Text Book. Kach stu- |
dent is required to have one. The |
price of this book is sixty cents and ■
Is the only expense to the student.
Those eligible for enrollment are
students w'ho have completed the sec-'
end year high school work or have ;
reached their seventeenth birthday. !
Classes will be held at night only |
and all those interested in taking the
course are urged to get in touch with i
A. L. Adams or L. L. Woolley im-.
mediately and make
for enrollment, as classes will
started within the coming week.
Pinehurst Paragraphs
M1.SS Lorena Montesanti returned
the forepait of the week from Wash
ington. D. C.. where she visited Miss
Geitrude Kelly for two weeks.
Mrs. Robert F. Shaw and her young
daughters, Patsy and Louise spent
la.st week visiting relatives at Eller-
be.
Mrs. L. J. Pegram returned Sunday
fr m a week’s visit with Mrs, Sher
man Clapp in Greensboro. Mr. and
Mrs. Clapp accompanied her home
and were guests for the day of Dr.
arid Mr.s. Pegram.
Mi.ss Thelma Bliss has gone to Bur
lington for a visit with her college
room n.ate.
Mrs. Harold Rush and two children,
Ann and Richard of Louisville, Ky.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W. Picfiuet.
Mrs. Donald Sherrerd was a Char
lotte visitor last week.
Mrs. L. G_ Sanders has as guests
for several weeks, her cousins, Mrs.
Bradford Norris, and son Bradford
Norris, Jr., of Plymouth, Mauss.
Miss Bema Kirk returned Sunday
from a three weeks’ visit with friends
in Kenly and Four Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Keith E. B., Jr.,
EUREKA
arrangements | Catherine Keith spent several i aunt Mrs R
days la.st week visiting Mr. and Mrs. I
L. R. Beam at their home in Ashe
ville.
Mi.s.s Cornelia Bateman and Poe
Taylor of Lynchburg, Va., were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruggles are
spending the summer at the Farragut
Hotel in Rye, N. H.
Chailes Bebe cf Baltimore visited
in the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hagood tlie past
week-end. Mrs. Hagood and Miss
Martha Ellen Westcott returned to
Baltimore with him and will visit rel
atives there for some time,
j L G, Sanders has gone to New
Philadelphia, Ohio for an extended
I visit with his daughter, Mrs. W. E.
; Stoller.
I
I Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Coi > and son
■Richard left Wednesday f r a two
weeks’ vacation and visit with Mrs.
Cole’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Davis in Waynesville.
j Mi.ss Margaret Kelley is spending
her vacation at her home near Car
thage.
The Misses Lorine Price and Betty
Ruth Sheiwin of Rocky Mount were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sutton.
Mrs. L. P. 'i-y^jon oi Curthage if
spending the weeks with Mr_ and rMs.
Herman Campbell.
Billy Keith returned Tuesday from
an extended visit in the home of his
E. Sumner in Sum-
rela-
Zolda King has returned home af- ^
ter a two weeks’ visit with relatives xhonips n. On their return home they
in Dallas. I wore accompanied by Miss Adelaide
Mrs. F. W. VonCannon and child
ren and Mrs. Hcb.son Tucker of West
End called on relatives in this com
munity Wednesday.
Miss Annis McCaskill has returned
to her home after a two weeks’ visit
with relatives in West End and Jack
son Springs.
Bateman and Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
who have been visiting in the county
the past month.
R. P. Harriss of Baltimore W'as the
guest last week of his sister, Mrs.
Hornuiii Campbell.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Cheatham have
I returned from a very delightful stay
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ray were in the north. While away they were
luncheon guests Sundays of Mr. and guests for ten days of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Worth Blue. : p'^vmontl S. P’arr at Bass Rocks,
M!. and Mrs. Sidney Lee and baby Gloucester, Mass. They also visited
of Eastwood, Mr. and Mrs. Will Black \Ir. and Mrs. Henry Hornblower at
of Pinehurst, and Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Blue and baby called at the
home of A. A. McCaskill Sunday af
ternoon.
Plymouth, Ma.'ss., for several days.
Enroute home they stopped at West
Point.
Miss Kitty Carter spent Monday
Mr. and Mrs. George McDermott and Tuesday in Greensboro.
and children, Mrs. McDermott’s moth
er, Mrs. McCallum of Cameron, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Blue of this sec
tion visited in the home of John A.
McLeod Sunday afternoon.
Lois McLeod has returned from a
w'eek's visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Janies Teabeau of Fayetteville.
Miss Windora Hardie .spent the
week-end at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guin of near
Haeford visited their son, D. R. Guin
iSunday.
Mrs. Tom Bailey of near Union
Church, Mrs. Clayton Evans and Mrs.
Therlow Evans of Vass called on
Mesdames Alton and C. B. Blue Sun
day afternoon.
Nancy and Clara Buie spent last
week with their aunt, Miss Lillie
Buie.
Jean McCaskill came home Sunday
after a two weeks’ visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam
of Sanford Route.
Pilot Advertlstng Hays
After a stay of two months in the
home of their uncle, W. P. Morton,
Mr. and Mrs. Wertz Saunders left
Monday for Colum’oia, Tenn.
Mi.ss Leila Seagroves, Ike Blount
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blount spent
the week-end at Myrtle Beach.
The Cubs. Bobby Dupont, Horace
Kelly. Jr., and Wilbur Currie return
ed Monday from a week’s .stay at
Camp Steeie. Mrs. F. L. Dupont and
Herbert Ehrhardt motored to camp
.and brought the boys home.
Mrs. Randolph Grimm^ Mrs. Foster
Kelly and Melvin McCaskill were
shopping visitors in Fayetteville Sat
urday.
Mrs. Norman Calcutt, who under
went a tonsil operation at the Moore
County Hospital Friday, i.s convales
cing at her home.
Mrs. E. C. Swaringen and baby son
returned home from the hospital last
week.
Mrs. Alvin Leavitt has as her guest
this week.her sister-in-law, Mrs. K.
V’. McLeod of Charlotte.
Mrs. H. H. Thoma.? visited
tives in Hamlet last week.
Mrs. John K. McQueen left Tues
day for her home in Linville after a
week’s visit with her m ther, Mrs,
Catherine McNeill at the homo uf Mr.
and Mrs. I. C. Sledge.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hartzell of
Greensboro, have recently moved to
Pinehurst and are occupying the cot
tage next to the Manse, formerly
used as a nurses’ home. Mr. Hartzell
is employed by the Stutts Supply Co.,
as bookkeeper.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. McKel-
way left early Monday for a month's
vacation. They will visit Mr. McKel-
way’s mother in Washington, D. C.,
and friends and relatives in New
York, while away.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wicker had as
week-end guests Mrs. O. W. Loving
and little daughter Carolyn of San
ford.
Mrs. Mollie Walters spent several
days last week in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Keith were
hosts at bridge at their home Friday
ni.ght, having as guests Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas R Cole. Mi', and Mrs. Ralph
Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Tay
lor.
Mrs. John G . Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Willard Dunlap entertained at a pic
nic one evening last week, honrring
Mis. Harold Rush. Guests included,
besides the honorec, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Picquet. Mrs. Mildred Rush,
Ann and Richard Rush, Mr. and Mrs.
I. C. Sledge. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fitzger
ald, Misses Belle and Eva Fitzgerald
and Delores John.son.
NIAGARA
DIGESTION GOES ALONG
SMOOTHLY’'
JOHNNY FAR.
RELL (lefi) says:
''SmokingCamels
during and after
meals is a great
aid to my diges
tion.” Enjoy
Camels steadily!
They never get
on your nerves.
FIRE.CH.’CF FRANK GIL.
LIAR says: "i>^y digestion goes
along smoothly when I smoke
Camels.” Camels increase the
flow of digestive fluids — alka
line digestive fluids.
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
R. B. Smith and family of Raleigh
visited relatives here the past week.
N. P. Ray and family left the past
week for Atlantic Bcach where they
plen to spend several weeks.
Miss Berline Garner returned Sun-
fi'.y from several weeks’ stay among
relatives near Carthage.
J .e Ellis, who is employed in Ral
eigh, spent the week-end with his
family here.
Mrs. Rachel Palmer of Cuba, Mo.,
arrived the past week to visit her
mother, Mrs. Mehitable Mosher, who
has been critically ill for some time.
W. L. Parker of Manly who has
been quite feeble for some time, is
somewhat improved.
Little Nellie Doris Morgan who has
spent some time visiting relatives in
Raleigh returned to her heme here
on Saturday.
Mrs. Rena Simms of Orlando, Fla.,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Lura Rav.
HERE ON VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McElroy of
Springfield, Tenn., havo arrived in
Southern Pines to visit their son, H.
G. McElroy, for two weeks.
Boy Scouts Have Fine ,
Time at Mossffiel Lake
Tr(M)p 2 of Southern Pines .loins
With Aberdeen Boys For
Tno-Diy Outinjj
Last Thursday morning 14 Boy
Scouts of Troop No. 2 left Southern
Pines for Talbot Johnson’s log cabin
on Mossgiel Lake for a two-day and
one-night camping trip, invited there
by the Abt'r iooii Hoy .Scoiit Troop.
They all arrived at this ideal spot
In o^ood sea.son and there were no dull
m r ents from then until they left for
horn > on P’riday afternoon.
Li.wience Farrell, assistant Scout
Master of Aberdeen Troop, was in
chaigo of the boys and proved hi.<!
adai'tution for the work. The fore-
■'oon v. as taken up in swimming and i
boating. The three boats on the lake
.veil' in great demand. On Thursday
ifte n on fishing was in order and
uitr I variety were caught. Hoy Dut-
on 'looked a Jack measuring 18 in
ches in length. All the fish caught
were di.sposed of at supper. The boys
lad five open fires for cooking meals
ind all took a hand.
On Thursda.v evening, Dan Farrell.
Scout Master of the Aberdeen Troop,
Ralj;’! Chandler, Jr., and Tommy At
kinson, treasurer of the Scuthern
Pines Troop went down and spent the
night with them. The evening was
‘ake;i up by doing stunts and a va-
: iety of games. A hard shower at 7:00
o’clock prevented the boys sleeping
ont as planned. At 5:00 o’clock Friday
morning all weie up and made a rush
f»)r a dip in the lake and the last one
in was obliged to go through "the
belt line,” which fell to an Aberdeen
boy. All arrived home for supper Fri
day night and reported the trip the
best ever.
CAME^N
Mrs. Grace F. Fai'rell of Raleign ;
announces the marriage of her daught- '
pr, Gaynelle, to Robert E. Wooten |
of Cameron, in Canton on June 17,
they will live in Canton.
Ml', and Mrs. J. V. Sherrill of Gran
ite F'alls announce the marriage of
their daughter, Allie Sue, to Angus
Pete Phillips of Cameron on July 5th
'n Granite Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mann and chil-
clren i f Simcoe, Ont., Canada, who
have been visiting relatives here, left
for home Monday.
Norman McLeod of Sanford visited
James McDonald last week. |
Mrs. Paul Joyner and children, Win
nie and Billie of Fayetteville are vis- '
iting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wooten.
Mr.s. Georgi;i McFadyen and son
Frank are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Beatty in Ivanhoe. j
Mrs. D. B. Teague of Sanford spent ;
Thursday and Friday with the Rev.
and Mrs. M. D. McNeill. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snow and
daughter Evelyn Ann. Mrs. J. D. Mc
Lean and Miss Margaret McLean
spent Sunday at White Lake.
Harold Stutts cf the CCC camp at
Durham spent the week-end here.
Mi.ss Mary Bess Irwin was a Sun
day dinner guest of Mrs. Raymond
Thomas on Route 1.
Miss Alice Tally of Bonsai was a
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Tally.
Raymond Spivey spent the week
end in Washington, D. C.
Circle No. 1 of the Presbyterian
Woman’s Auxiliary met Wednesday
; afternoon with Mrs. J. B. McDonald
i and Mrs. J. B. Spivey at the home of
! Mrs. McD nald, circle chairman Mrs.
J. E. Stiow was program leader and
^ Mrs. M. D. McNeill conducted the
! Bible study.
Neill McKay of Georgia spent last
' week with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mc-
i Donald.
{ Mr. and Mrs. J. W'. Rogers and
j children, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Graham
I and children are spending this w'eek
at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. J. W. Cameron and daughter,
Opal spent Thursday in Lakeview
with Mrs. T J. Coore.
Misa Imogene Whittle of Dalton^
Ga., spent last week with Miss Helen '
Cooper.
Mrs. R. C. Davie and Miss Jessie ,
McFadyen of Fayetteville and Miss •
Ruth and Bruce McFadyen of Lum-
berton spent Sunday with Mrs. Ge< r-
gia McFadyen.
Miss Viiginia Stutts is visiting rel
atives in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cooper and
.amily and Mr. and Mrs. P'red Smith
and family spent last weeV at Myrtle
Beach.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Parker and
Mi.ss Marie Parker visited relatives
'in Washington, D. C., recently.
Mi.ss Kate Hall, who has been vis
iting Mrs. Graham Bullock left Sat
urday for her home in Georgia.
Ml’, and Mrs. Graham Bullock and
Mrs. Asa Yow spent Sunday at Lake
i Waccamaw.
Why Gulf is the Gas
for July
THE "DOG DAYS" start in July.
Hot, sticky days that play hob
with your car’s mileage—un-
less you use a fuel tailored to
the weather. If you don’t want
part of your gas to go out the
crhKLZtunburneci, wasted—get
That Good Gulf in July. It’s
specially refined for summer
driving—“Kept in Step with
the Calendar.” And that’s why
all of it goes to work, none of it
goes to waste. Try it.
SUMMER
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opened on
Wednesday, July IS
Our U.sual Value.s are Offered during the Entire Month.
New Special Items Will Go on Display Each Day.
For your Convenience We Remain Open
Wednesday Afternoons
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Saiifi rd.
Incorporated
North Carolina
BUSINESS back: xo normal.
A New Solid Car of Flooring-, Ceiling: and Trim
t )day. All at no extra cost ab<
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fr .m Sumter, South Carolina, the best mills in the south t >day. All at no extra cost above the inferior grades of local mills. We invite you to come and look at this stock even
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