Friday, October 30, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, Nbrth Carolina
Page Seve
SOUTHERN PINES SCHOOL
DEFEATS VASS AND CAMERON
Southern Pines School defeated
Vass In baseball last Wednesday^ 10
to 1. Vass scored its run in the first
inning. Newton gave up five hits
and struck out nine men. Southern
Pines scored one in the fifth and
nine in the sixth. Thursday Southern
Pines won over Cameron 14-4 to re
venge the beating suffered the week
before. Parker allowed five hits,
while Southern Pines touched six
Cameron pitchers for 14 hits. Buch
an with four for four and Cameron
with two for two led the locals at
bat. Lankford with two for three
was best fcr Cameron.
V.4SS BOY BRE.\KS LEU IN
SCHOOL FOOTB.^LL GAME
The Week in Carthage
While playing football at the Vass.
Lakeview School on Thursday of last
week, Irvin Kirk suffered a broken
leg. Both bones are broken, one in two
places.
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COVETED OUTBOARD TITLE goes to Clayton Bishop,
1936 winner of the Albany-New York Marathon! He says:
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gestion is stimulated, alkalinity increased, you will enjoy
a grand feeling of comfort. Smoke Camels—and see.
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You are cordially invited to register and vote in this
interesting campaign and thus have a FREE chance
to participate in the awarding of substantial prizes
on November 6.
VISIT YOUR ELECTRICAL
DEALER^S STORE AND
REGISTER TODAY!
Get your registration card an«i ballot without cost or
obligatiern. Your Electrical Dealer will be glad to
welcome 70a and explain full details of how 70a
m«7 win a share of the
18 Cash Prizes
$25.00 FIRST PRIZE
MOIBINQ TO UOn ,NOTHDro TO 00X4
^ Morania to submit in coMPirmoNi
PreciDet Headquarto^
Carolina Power and Light Company
East Broad Street
L V. OXaUagiian
C. J. Simons
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McKeithen, Jr.,
of Lumberton spent the week-end
with Mrs. N. A. McKeithen.
Mrs. J. V. D. Baker has returned
to her home in New Wilmington, Pa.,
after spending several months with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. Syming
ton.
Mrs. W. D. Sablston and son, Billy
are visiting relatives in Eastern Car
olina.
Miss Gladys Watson of Albemarle
— and Mrs. Alice Watson of Oxford
spent Sunday in Carthage.
Mrs. Howard Gardner of Greens
boro spent the week-end in Carth
age.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Carter and
I Miss Frances McKeithen spsnt Sat-
' urday in Greensboro.
I F. W. Wood of Marion spent a few
I days last week with his daughter,
Mrs. O. B. Welch.
Miss Judith Waincr spint Tuesday
I in Charlotte.
! Mr. and Mrs. W. P.. CIcj~ Mrs. R.
W. Pleasants and Francc.i Ann Clegg
j spent Friday in Grccnrboro.
M:-. and Mr.'i. Georj;e Carter spent
I rJetiirdaj’ in n.a.lci^li.
i Woma:l; oi' High Point
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Womack.
Mrs. H. B. Porter of Wilmington
has returned home after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ed Waddill.
Mrs. W. H. Branson celebrated her
I
Chas. Cox, Mrs. P. H. McDonalr and
Mrs. W. S. Golden
Mrs. C. E. Dowless of Albemarle
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner of
Burlington were the week-end guests
of Mrs. Ida Tyson.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Martin and
William Weighs cf New York City
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Hardy.
Mrs. William Clark has returned
from Wilson where she spent the
past week,
Mrs. T. C. Hoyle, Jr., of Greens
boro, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Hoyle of
Sanford and sons Jimmie and Dick
were guests of Misses Nannie and
Nellie Hoyle at a birthday dinner
given Dick Hoyle on the occasion of
his tenth birthday.
Miss Eula Mae Morgan, formerly
of Carthage and Raleigh, has accept
ed a position in Aberdeen.
Miss Catherine Shaulk spent the
week-end in Mt. Gilead.
Miss Mettie Brown has returned
to her home In Fayetteville after a
visit with Mrs. L. C. Wallace. i
Miss Julia Thompson spent last
week-end in Norwood.
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Underwood en
tertained their contract club on Fri
day evening at dinner. High score
prize for the ladies was presented to
Mrs. W. D. Sabiston and for the men
to Dwight Scotten.
LOUISE BLUE PRESIDENT
OF SOPHOMORE C L.4SS
The Sophcmore Class of Southern
Pines High School has chosen the
following students for class officers:
President, Louise Blue; vice-presi
dent, Rebecca Neal; secretary, Louise
Crain; treasurer, Jane Mann; chair
man Home-room Program Commit
tee, Nancy Wrenn.
Marguerete Osborne has contribu
ted a table to the class, which James
Pate and Richard Anderson plan to
redecorate. Members of the class will
contribute magazines to the school
to form a Reading Circle. The Soph
omores also have the distinction of
being the first class to have 100 per
cent membership in the Athletic A*-
Siciation.
KEEN INTERE.ST IN NEW
COUNTY WOMEN’S ( HOBVB
The first meeting of the wonaen’B
chorus held in Carthage on Saturday,
a chorus sponsored by the Home
Demonstration Club Council, was at
tended by women from six different
sections of the county and wasmark_
ed by keen interest.
The second Saturday afternoon in
each month has been set as the tima
for rehearsels, beginning at 2:30
o’clock, and it has been decided to
discontinue the payment of a fee.
Miss McDonald states.
, ,1 R- L. Felton entertained the
71st birthday during the past week.' , . ., , ,
Ml.. Sara Yow, Mr.. H L. Miller,' n 7 ^",
Mr., Hugh Jaok.on and Ml,. Maxine tlw M ^ T “
Ja,k.on left Sunday for Hender«.n vr , V, . ’
ceived high score prize and Mrs. T.
, L. Frye second high. An attractive
where Miss Yow and Miss Jackson
will enter the finals of the State
Amateur and Beauty contest.
Dr. and Mrs. F. H, Underwood mo
tored tc Durham Wednesday to hear
the eminent Bible teacher, Arns C.
Gaebelein of New York, lecture.
Mrs Jesse Woltz of Raleigh spent
the week-end in Carthage.
Mrs, Kitty Ann Bruton of Biscoe
is spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs P, H. McDonald.
Dr. and Mrs, F. H, Underwocd and
children spent Sunday in Clinton.
Misses Nellie and Nannie Hoyle and Spencer on Wednesday after-
S. R, Hoyle were dinner guests last ^oon. Officers for the coming year
Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs. K. j elected. Mrs. M. J, McPhail,
i R, Hoyle of Sanford. president; Mrs. H. F, Seawell, Sr.,
I James Poe of Fayetteville spent j ''•ce-president; Mrs. Charles Cox, sec-
i last Tuesday with his cousins, Mr. and | *'^tary and Mrs, J. G. Downing, treas-
j Mrs, Harry Ward and Mrs. W. H.
gift was presented to Miss Catherine
Shields, special guest to the club.
The Carthage Book Reviewers held
their first fall meeting with Mrs. L.
C, Wallace on Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. L. McGraw read an interest
ing paper on the "Little Theatre in
North Carolina.” Miss Johnsie Red
ding read Eugene O’Neill’s play, “The
Emperor Jones.”
The Carthage Music Club met for
the first time this fall with Mrs.
Free Cash Prizes
—TO-
Farmers Who Sell Their
Tobacco
—ON—
The Aberdeen Tobacco
Market
During this week, the Aberdeen Tobacco Board of Trade
will offer every day immediately after sales are concluded, a
$5.00 CASH PRIZE to the farmer who sells the highest priced
pile of tobacco that day, (The pile must contain at least lOO
pounds of tobacco).
In addition to this daily cash prize an award of $5,00 will be
paid to the farmer selling the greatest number of pounds of
tobacco on the Aberdeen Market during the week. In event of
ties those involved will draw lots for the prize. Records of the
two warehouses will be used to determine winners.
Sell your Tobacco on the Aberdeen Market.
You’ll receive as good prices as you can get
on any market in this or any other state.
Two Large Well Lighted Warehouses
Saunders Warehouse,
B. B. Saunders, Prop.
Covington’s Warehouse,
C. W. Covington, Prop.
Branson.
Miss Virginia Brown spent the
week-end at her home in Charlotte.
Attending the N. C. Synodical at
Laurinburg last Wednesday were the
following members of the Carthage
Presbyterian church: Mr, and Mrs.
Lannie Blue, Mrs. S. H. Miller, Mrs.
urer. Mrs, W, G. Brown made a re
port from the district meeting in
Fayetteville. i
Sell your tobacco here every day—Win one of these Cash
Prizes—But Listen—Even If you don’t win a prize you’ll be
satisfied with the prices your tobacco brings—C’ome Early.
CAMERON
Robert McFadyen of Enfield spent
the week-end with his mother, Mrs.
Georgia McFadyen.
Mrs. G. A. Culberson cf Sanford
spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs. W, M. Wooten,
Mrs, J. M, Guthrie attended a
meeting of the N. C. Synod at Laur
inburg Wednesday.
J, E, Coore of Raleigh visited his
sister, Mrs, J. W. Cameron, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Graham and
children of Route 1 were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. £ind Mrs. J. W.
Rogers.
Arch McDugald of Hamlet spent
Friday with his mother, Mrs. Julia
McDugald.
Mrs. J. J .Irvin visited relatives in
High Point during the week-end.
Miss Marjorie Thomas spent last
w'eek in Greensboro with Mrs. Dick
Henderson.
The Rev. and Mrs. M. D. McNeill
were guests Sunday of Mrs. D. H.
Cameron in Southern Pines. Mr. Mc
Neill delivered a splendid sermon at
the Brownson Memorial Presbyter
ian Church Sunday morning.
The newly organized school glee
club, under the direction of Mrs. W.
H. Abernathy and M. P. Snipes^ pre
sented an excellent program in Chap
el Thursday. A pleasing feature of
the program was a number by a
quartet composed of Estelle Faulk,
Frances Lane, Nelson Atkins and
Wesley Stoltz.
This evening, Friday, at 8:00
o’clock, the High School and elemen
tary grades will present a stunt
show together with a Hallowe’en
Carnival, in the auditorium. There
will be various side shows, as well as
a cake walk to provide fun for every
body. Admission is 5c for children,
10c for adults.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
from the office of the Register of
Deeds of Moore county to the follow
ing: Leonard Lassiter *and Clarice
Jessamine Matthews, both of Glen-
don; Roy Whitaker and Niomia Bib
ey, both of Vass; James P. Culber.
son and Helen Yow, both of Carthage
route.
Appreciation
101* a well governed State and well governed County will
be shown at the polls on Tuesday by the Electorate of
Moore County.
No matter what their politics, Citizens of the Sandhills
traditionally vote for the Candidates of the Democratic
Party—BECAUSE
North Carolina’s Progress—and many years it has been
among the most progressive states—has been made
under Democratic State Administrations;
Moore County’s high rank among the 100 counties of
the state is attributed to efficient government—com
petent public officials from ranks of Democracy.
VOTE THE STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET FROM
CLYDE HOEY FOR GOVERNOR DOWN . . . VOTE
THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET FROM TOP TO
BOTTOM ... and keep State and County Marching On.
Noore County Democratic Executive
Committee
M. G. BOYETTE, CHAIRMAN