Friday, July 24, 1936.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, NVirth Carolina
The Week in Carthage
Mrs. George D. Carter has returned , Miss Sara Hurwitz and her guest,
home after a two weeks’ stay at Miss Blanche Cohan of New York
Blowing Rock. I city are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Lee Driggers of Richmond, | Bt-'n Hurwitz.
Va., is visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Seawell, Jr.j
Lee Warren. j and daughter, Betty Jane are
Miss Anna Caldwell is spending VVrightsville.
some time at the Girl Scout Camp in' Miss
Tracts and Terracer
Ordered For County
\\i>I Be Leased Out to Farmers
For Soil Conservation Work
at Fair Rental
The Moore County Soil Conserva-
I tion Committee has closed a deal
Page Sevet
The Week in Vass
Mrs. Sarah M. McNeill was hostess to spend a few days with relatives,
to the Pre,«ihyterian Auxiliary on j Mrs. G. \V. Griffin visited Mr. and
Tuesday afternoon, at which time Mrs. Bryce Griffin in Sanford Sat-
Mrs. Annie Chappell presented an in- urday.
teresting program on “Indian Trails,” | Mr. and Mrs. Rcdga Thomas and
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.,” son. Mack, and Mr.s.'R. L. Oldham
with Mrs, D. C. McGill, Mrs. H. G. visited Mr. and Mrs. Riley B, Reece
I Frances McKeithen in Durham Sunday and Mrs. Oldham
Greensboro. She was accompanied: home Wednesday from the Univer- i “ Salisbury for a Diesel 4o- -
by her mother, Mrs. Graham Cald-1 sity Summer School.
well. Mrs. Eldon Adams, Misses Anne | C. Wallace is spending the week
Golden and Pauline Caldwell who i Myrtle Beach.
spent Tuesday in Greensboro. I
I Miss Jane Mitchell of Winton is
Mrs. John Willcox and daughters, 1 ^,^0 guest of Mrs. C. C. Kennedy.
Claire, Mary Gee and Ida are visit-1 ^
ing in Florence, S. C. ^
Mr. and Mrs, U. L. Spence return
ed from Nag’s Head Thursday, They
were accompanied by Mrs. L. W. Bar
low. and children Joanne and L. W.
of Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Bill Barnes is visiting rela
tives in Fayetteville.
Mrs. Bill Neal and son Roger of
Chapel Hill spent Sunday with Mrs.
George D. .Carter.
EUREKA
■bor*pow»r c.terplll„, tractor and • I''^1'*'V ™'« V?,,
.arr,„r ,„r the county. Dc,Sc .tudf “
livery is expected soon, opening the
I way for farmers to increase their pay-' entertained the
naents under the Soil Conservation ' Women's Circle at the home Mrs. Ferman McCaskil) and sister,
program. This piece of work would be Tuesday Miss Lillie Hardie spent one day last
considered a soil building practice and ' Miss Mary rank McMillan week with their niece, Mrs. Edgar
will count. County Agent E. H. Gar- I charge, the topic being "Visits Blue.
' to Home Mission Schools,” and Miss ■
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son L. A. Kelly in Durham. ^
Mrs. P. E. Herman of Lenoir, Mrs. ' ■'^*at;es. The rate of pay will
I
j Smith. Mrs. McLean and Miss Marion
I McMillan assisted in presfnting the
program, Mi.sses Viola and Leola Ca-
j gle of Carthage, guests of Miss Mar-
' garet Lambert, Miss Martha Moore
Worth Beam of Salisbury and Mrs. | around $1.50 per acre.
E. G. Baldwin and daughter. Miss | This equipment is not tied up with
Mary weie guests of Mrs. Alex Blue I the S il Conservation Program in the
last week. county. The cost of operation in the
The Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Vann | be set at $3.00 per hour^^^^ Margaret Edgar were vis
VViight Edwards of Atmore, Ala., and j equipment. On an acre basis meeting
the Rev. Walter E, Edwards and sis- ' from $1.50 to $2.00 per I
ter, Miss Eva of Philadelphia were j ®cre. Those having this work done 1
K^,e and Marga.-.t Malone o, Mr. and Mr,. A. I ^^|“•'<» ^ort.
Carolina. Mrs. Biiice, the former Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buice of San
Antonio, Texas, arrived Friday night
of Sullivan’s Island spent last week
with Miss Carlton Grier Frye.
Mrs. Lindsay Savage of Greenville
spent Sunday with Misses May and
Bess Stuart.
Miss Mattie Belle Rogers of F’ay-
etteville is visiting Mrs, Charles Sin
clair.
Alies Anne McCree Roberts has
returned from Point Pleasant, W. Va.,
where she visited her brother.
Miss Janie McLeod left for Mon
treal Wednesday where she will be
delegate from the Carthage Presby
terian Auxiliary.
Mrs. J. L. Currie and Miss Mary
Currie left Tuesday for Montreal
where they will spend the month of
August.
Miss Jean McCaig of Wilmington
is visiting Miss Rozelle Williamson.
Miss Flora Mclver Teague left last
Week for Boone Summer School
where she will attend the second ses
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McKeithen and
children of Cameron and Dr. Arch
McKeithen of Louisville, Ky., visited
Mrs. N. A. McKeithen Sunday.
C. C. Kennedy of New York City
is spending a two week’s vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. K.
Kennedy.
Mrs. S. H. Miller and Mrs. R. L.
Yovv have returned from Myrtle
Beach where they spent a week.
Fred Downing of Knoxville, Tenn.,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Downing last week.
;ameron.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Strickland and
daughter, Ruth of Elm City and Miss
Margaret Dawes of Loris, S. C., were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Cameron.
129 AIKPL.VNHS AND 119
PILOTS IN NORTH .C'.XROLIN.A
_ . I tape of it. Right now we have about
North Carolina has 129 regi.'itered ■ acres signed up to be terraced,
aircraft and 119 pilots, according to : "’e start out we expect to
have around 2,000. This amount ot
acreage will keep the machine in op-
eiation for a long time. If you want
yours terraced let us know.”
The terraces to be erected by this
outfit will be of the Mangum type,
j These will be around 18 ft. at the base
Of the pilots 71 hold transport ; "'ith a height of around 30 inches,
licenses, the highest rating given; I This will give a broad slcpe which
figures released this week by the Bu
reau of Air Commerce.
Of the aircraft 79 are licensed by
the bureau and 50 are unlicensed.
All are powered planes, none gliders,
and the state has no glider pilots,
the tabulation shows.
41 have private licenses and seven
have amateur licenses.
The figures also show that the' ™ay be run over it without tearing
Tar Heel State has 30 registered
airports, in all eight of which are
partly or fully lighted. Thirteen of
these 30 are municipal ports, five
commercial, three intermediate,
eight auxiliary and one army port.
South Carolina has 50 aircraft, 53
be added t_ their applications when , . „
these are made out so that they will Edwards, was accompanied by
get at least a part of their money Esther and her little
back this fall ' Joyce Michon also
j of San Antonio. While in Vass they
This IS about the fairest proposi- ^
lion I have seen”, says Garrison, I jj.g p. P. McMillan and Mr and
and I see no reason why a great j ^^s. A. G. Edwards.
many people should not take advan-1 ^ ^
Mrs. O. M. Spurlin of Sharon S. C.
was here from Friday until Sunday
and on Sunday Earl Edwards of Char
lotte, Miss Ossie Edwards of Garner
and O. M. Spurlin, Jr., of Richmond
joined other members of the family
at the Edwards home which is now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. McMillan.
Miss Bessie Klingenschmidt of New
Jersey came last Friday to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Klingenschmidt.
Members of the Epworth League of
the Methodist church were delighted
to uave Mrs. Edward Buice as guest
j speaker at the meeting Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Buice made a most interest
ing talk on "Our Mexican Neighbors.”
Mr. and Mrs. George Blue have an
nounced the birth of a son on Friday,
July 17.
News was received her* Saturday
carries an immense amount of water,
still is not high but that machinery
it up.
ARMSTRONG OF TROV TO
Sl'C'CEED JVDGE OGLKSBV
Governor Ehringhaus this week
named Frank M. Armstrong of Troy
pilots and 29 landing fields, eight of Superior Court judge of the 15th ju- of the death in Charlotte of Mrs. Rena
which are lighted. | dicial, to succeed the late Judge John W'^alker, sister of the late Mrs. A.
— i Oglesby. j Cameron. Mrs. Walker was known
V.-\UGHN-L.*VVRENCE .MARRIAGE j The new jurist, who was presecut- ' ^nd held in the highest esteem by a
L-\ST .\FRIL ANNOl’NC^2D ing attorney of the Recorder's Court number of Vass residents, who learn-,
at Troy from 1928 through 1932, has ed of her passing with regret. Those I mooKE COUNTY G1RL.S .\T
J. D. Pickier and Rester Ruppe, Jr.,
of Fort Bragg called on friends in
this community Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lea and son
and Miss Sadie Lea of Pinehurst
were dinner guests Sunday in the
home of John I. Primm.
Miss Margaret McLeod, who holds
a position at Samarcand, is at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Blue, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Davis and children and
Misses Edith and Allie Mae Blue
spent Saturday in Raleigh.
Hester Ruppe, Jr., of Fort Bragg is
visiting in the home of A. A. McCas-
kill.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Blue called on
relatives in Vass Sunday.
Miss Mary Ray is on an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. Hobson
Tucker of West End, who has recent
ly undergone an operation at Moore
County Hospital.
John Robert Mclnnis of West End
called on Miss Margaret McLeod Sun
day night.
Jack Blue and sister, Mildred and
Bernice, and Miss Mildred C. Blue,
of this community and Rascoe My-
rick of Carthage spent Sunday at
Myrtle Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Pressley and baby
spent Sunday at Mr. Pressley s old
home in Anson county.
Misses Edith and Allie Mae Blue
visited Misses Gladys and Louise
Primm on Sunday.
Mrs. John B. Ray left Wednesday
for Jackson Springs where she will
work during the peach sea,son.
Misses Velma Carpenter and Myr
tle McCaskill of Chapel Hill spent
the week-end in this section.
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acts Promptly with laHting effect —
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Mill not stain fabrics.
For those who perspire freely
whether under the arm, feet or other
parts of the body Yodora is most
valuable. It is a true neutralizer of
body odors.
Yodora, a McKesson product, may
be had in both tube and jar form and
costs only 25^.
AT YOUR FAVORITE
DRUG STORE
THE ARK
Southern Pines, N. C.
A Countrj’ Day and
Boarding School
for children under fourteen years.
Open air classes, and all
out-door activities.
Music - Art - Handicrafts
MILLICENT A. HAYES
Principal
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lawrence of i also been chairm.in of the Montgom-| fJ'O'ii Vass who attended the funeral
Southern Pines this week announced j ery County Df.mocratic executive' in Charlotte on Monday were the fol-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bailey, Miss Ka- ; the marriage of their daughter Estelle ( committee for a number of years. He ' lowing nieces and nephews: Mrs. W.
tie Lee Bailey and George Bailey ' to Lloyd Vaughn of Kelford on April is not married. ! C. Leslie. Mrs. W. B. Graham, Mrs.
spent the week-end with Mr.
Mrs. Geo. D. Carter.
and 1st of this year in Bennettsville, S.
'c.
Why Gulf is the Gas
for July
THE "DOG DAYS" start in July
Hot, sticky days that play hob
with your car’s mileage—w«-
/ess you use a fuel tailored to
the weather. If you don’t want
part of your gas to go out the
exhaust unhumed, 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
gcss to waste. Try it
A graduate of the University of Matthews, Mrs. C. J. Temple,
! North Carolina Law School, he is 38 ! Sorst, Mrs. C. L. Tyson
: years of age and was born and rear- j Bernice Graham.
I ed in Montgomery county. His father j Members of the Happy Hollow
I is Charles A. Armstrong. j Lodge enjoyed an outing at Manley
• The governor was given ihe name ! Springs on Friday evening,
j of Armstrong and that of Solicitor Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Broach, Jr.. of
Charles L. Coggin of Salisbury by
the Fifteenth judicial committee as
the two best qualified for the place.
Armstrong was named as the first
choice of the committeemen, how
ever.
REAL E.STATE TRANSFERS
John M. Fields and wife to Nellie
Matthews, property in Carthage
township.
G. B. Kelly and wife and Clara
Blue to S. G. Calvert and wife, prop
erty in Carthage towTiship.
H. F. Burns, Trustee, to H. J. Bet-
terley and Max G. Backer, property
in Southern Pines.
Walter’s Properties, Inc., to William
H. Childs, property in McNeill town
ship.
W. D. Matthews and wife to F. Ella
Martin, property in Washington
Heights, Vass.
John C. Stanley Estate to Mabel
\V. Lewis, property in Southern Pines.
John C. Stanley Estate to Malcom
D. McCallum and wife, property in
McNeill township.
John McIntosh to Thaddeus A.
Cheatham, property in Jackson Ham
let near Pinehurst.
Burton L. Mclnnis and wife to
John W. Mclnnis, property in Min?'al
Springs town:?hip.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
from the office of the Register of
Deeds of Moore county to the follow
ing; Worth Hancock and Janie Ma
ples, both of Carthage; Albert W.
Dunlap of Steeds and Anna Frances
Cockman of McConnell; Martin F.
Connell and Rutha Lee Maness, both
of Carthage.
ZOOLOGISTS IN PIlVEBLrFF
Last week the Zoology class of
Carson and Newman College spent
a short time in Pinebluff while on
their way to and from the United
States Marine Laboratory at Beau
fort.
Pilot Advertialng Paya.
Lenoir have taken an apartment in
the Beasley building. Mr. Broach is
with the Morristown Manufacturing
Company.
Friends in Vass learned with inter
est of the marrage of Miss Regina
Edgerton of Raleigh and J. B. An
drews of Chapel Hill, solemized on
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Andrews
is a sister of Mrs. T. Frank Cameron
and has frequently visited Mrs. Cam
eron. They will be at home near
Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Willis of Kin
ston returned on Friday from a wed
ding trip to points of interest in west
ern North Carolina and Mrs. Willis
stopped for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cox. Mr. W'illis
left Saturday for Kinston.
Mrs. T. F. Flack and little son Hu
bert were Raleigh visiters on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Bertha Wilson Welch and her
three children returned to their home
in Portsmouth, Va., on Saturday after
spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Wilson.
W. B. Graham spent Wednesday
night of last week in Ruffin, S. C.
with his brother, D, A, Graham, who
has been ill for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Graham returned
on Wednesday from Wake Forest
where she attended summer school,
Joseph Matthews and Ben May
field, forestry students at State Col
lege who have been working at Peach-
land for several weeks, spent the
week-end with Joseph's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Matthews, and left
Sunday to enter camp near Durham.
Miss Jennie Cameron visited friends
in Rockingham Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Ballard and son of San
tiago, Cal. spent a part of last week
with their cousin, Mrs. T. F. Cam
eron.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sutton visited
in High Point during last week-end.
Mrs. J. A. Keith and Miss Neilie
Keith of Vass with Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Byrd and children of Albermarle
attended the Blue reunion at Lake-
view Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Chappell and
little daughter Joan went to Black-
stock, S. C. on Thursday of last week
STATE COLLEGE 4-H tOLRSE
The following Moore county girls,
accompanied by Miss Flora McDon
ald. are attending the State College
4-H Short Court in Raleigh: Treve
King. Vass; Jane Kivett, Cameron;
Sybil Epps, Aberdeen; Sybil Batche
lor, Aberdeen; Louise Primm, Vass;
Louise Brown, Carthage; Belle and
Louise Short, Cathage; Margaret Mc
Leod, Vass; Gertrude Lamb, Carth
age; Virginia Ray Blue, Va.ss,
Mi.'S McDonald will be the house
’mother in charge at the Short Course,
with 15 Home Agents as assistants.
MONTESANTI
Dry Cleaning
TAILORING
Southern Pines
Telephone 5511
PIXEIII RST-TUAIXED HORSF:
SETS NEW WORLD KE(OKI)
H. Stacey Smith's. Mr. Watt, a j
handsome bay. son of Dillon Axwor-
thy, took the honors at the opening j
of Grand Circuit racing in New York
State at the Goshen track on Tues
day when he set a world record for '
three consecutive heats and a State i
record for one in winning the E. H. |
Harriman Trophy for two-year-old |
trotters that topped off the first pro
gram of the four-day meeting at E.
Roland Harriman's Historic half-
mile track. Mr. Watt went three
heats in 2:08, 2:08 1-2 and 2:10, which !
constituted a new world record for !
a two-year-old on a half mile oval ^
and his 2:08 in the first heat set up j
a new standard for New York State, j
Mr. Smith had his record-breaking
trotter in training all last winter at
Pinehurst.
Evelyn M. Edson
PUBLIC STEXOtiUAl'HEB
NOT.\RY I'l BLIC
John S. Ru^j^les
INSURANCE AiiENCY
Telephone 706‘-J
Dr S. Neal, Beard
and Wright
VETERIN.ARIANS
Swinnerton Stables, Southern
Pines on Mondays
Race Track, Pinehurst on
Thursdays
Visit the Curb Market in Southern
Pines, tomorrow.
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E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storage
iMthern Pines, N. C. TeL 50S8
GLENMORE DISTILLERIES CO., Inc.
Louitvllla • Owensboro
Will be in his officc over tlM
Post Office, Sanford, N. G., CTeiy
Wednesday, ftjoa 10:00 a. at. te
S:00 p. m. Don’t fiiB to see hin tf
jour eyes are weak.