Friday, Novemlser 27, 1936.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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FULLY ACCREDITEDIFIREDEPARTMENT
HIGH SCHOOL IN | KEEPS LOSS DOWN
SOUTHERN PINES TO MINIMUM HERE
Gradu.iles Accepted for College
Admission Without Entrance
Examinations
VARIED CUfTrICULUM
THE ARK
Southern Pines, North Carolina
EIGHTH YEAR
A Country Day and Boarding School for children und«*n fourtwn years.
Thorough preparation for leading schools.
All out-door activities in Hunny bracing climate. Open ale claMes.
MUSIC—ART—HANDCRAFT'
Millicent A. Hayes, Principal
MRS. GIFFORD’S SHOP
NORRIS EXQUISITE CANDIES
COLONIAL YARNS
FOWLER’S HANDCRAFT. ||
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Telephone 5722 West Broad st. Southern Pines ♦♦
.Southein Pines is proud of its
scliool. And deservedly so.
To begin with, the High School de
partment is a member of the Associa
tion of Secondary Colleges and
Schools of the South, which means
it is a fully accredited institution
( whose graduates are acceptable to
collegiate institutions without en
trance examinations.
Secondly, its Dramatic Club has
won the Clvimpionship of North Car
olina for thiee successive years; its
Choral CliiD high honors in State
musie conte.e^-.
Thirdly, it offers in addition to its
regular college preparatory curricu
lum, training courses in business,
with a wide variety of vocational
choice for the pupils. i
I The school has a Science Club, an
I honorary scholastic society known as
i the Beta Club, end a chapter of the
' Hi-Y Club, a Christian Fellowship or-
I ganization.
I The school boa.sts of a .splendid ii-
I tarary, with trained librarians.
I ’ In athletics it has teams in tennis,
baseball, basketball and golf which
creditably represents the school. j
The Southern Pines School is
Tate's Beauty Shop
All Forms of Beauty Culture
Manor Building N’ew Hampshire Avenue
Telephone 7505
tiSXtlUtiXUlUi
Southern Pines’ Newly Acquired
Apparatus Has Been (ireat
Aid to Volunteers
O’CALLAGHAN IS CHIEF
The Southern Pines Volunteer Fire
1 Company, now entering its 38th
I year of active and efficient sei'vice to j
1 the community, during the 11 months |
of the present year answered 30 |
alarms, one for assistance asked by ]
Sanford, one to the Johnson farm at
Drowning Creek, two at Lakeview, !
and one at Vass, a territory covering J
I an area from 28 miles north to 15 i
I miles .south of. Southern Pines. Sever- 1
al brush fires, of wnich two were of j
I wide scope, increased the calls *^or i
. assistance. Two fires, the Jackson
Boyd, and Knowles house, were
j fought in the bitterest weather of the
winter, while the burning of a small
outhouse on the James Boyd estate
disclosed in the death of James Doug
las the department’s first tragedy.
Just a year ago the city commis
sioners purchased a new La-France I
truck for S^.IjOO and this new piece of I
apparatus, designed for an almost in-1
stantaneous response to an alarm and }
requiring but a small crew, has been \
instrumental in subduing the greater
number of fires with but small dam
age to houses or furnishings.
City Commissioner L. V. O’Callag-
han is Chief of the department. L. S.
Rowell is assistant chief, Albert
Adams captain and Clyde T. Dunn
Featuring PURINA Chows
Best for Horses and Dogs
A Complete Line of Farm, Stable and
Dairy Feeds for Modern Livestock.
White clipped oats free from 'hu.sk.s.
Omolene—a balanced fetnl for horses.
Choice Timothy Hay by the bale, or carload
Woods Selected Seeds
PURINA POULTRY FEEDS
That Produce Egg's and Broilers.
Unloading this week Car No. 1 White Clipped Oats; Car
Purina Chows; Car Barn Cured Choice Timothy; Car
Bran and W'heat Middlings.
IVlcNeill & Companv
FEED and SEED STORES
Southern Pines, Phone 6245 Fayetteville, Phone 455
PRODUCTS
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Profitable feed$ fo louder your pro
duction costs. Sonirafion Procfucu
PURIHA
CHOWS
growing each year. This fall its reg- ' driver of the apparatus on full time
FOR SALE
IN
Weymouth Estate
Several beautiful lots, about one
acre in size, in Pines and Dog
woods, serviced by town water,
elecftricity and telephone.
Eugene C. Stevens
Sales Representative
Southern Pines North Carolina
istration figures show a total en
rollment of ,5r)0, forty more pupils
than a year ago. There are 390 in
the elementary grades and 160 in high
school.
Frank W. Webster, formerly of
Charlotte, is the efficient superintend
ent of the school, and the faculty
comprises the following;
Elementary Grades - Jessie W.
Dwight, Emily Mae Wilson, Sophie
Howie, Abbie Sutherland. Jessie Fitz
gerald. Lonie Gordon, Mary Buckner,
Selma Stegall and Annie Huntington.
High School and Seventh Grade—
Aline Todd, J. S. Baumgarner, Ruth
W. Warner. Janie S. Mecum, Pauline
Miller, M. N. Hunter, Sarah Ellis, R.
B, Freeman. Mrs. Robert Leatham,
librarian, and Frederick Stanley
Smith, music director.
SOUTHERN PINES
sei'vire. Members of the company are
Frank Viall, S. T. Dunn, Norman
Day. T. C. Vann, H. McNeill, J. A.
Fergu.son, Elmer Renegar, R. T. Mills,
I J. C. Absher, C. J. Simons, E. J.
Davis, O. D. Michaels, J. H. Cashion,
F. H. Kaylor, Ben Bradin, Ed New
ton, N W. Crain, J. E. Ha.sty, John
Cameron, J. D. Gijegory and Ted
Kennedy.
The
SouthernPines GroceryCo.
Carrying a select line of fine groceries, fresh vegetables,
fruits and meats. Native Poultry, fres'hh^ killed.
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YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED
FLORAL DISPLAYS
A place of intet^st to our sprmg ^!
time gue*ts is the outdoor garden i
surrounding the Chandler Green- 11|
houses, where the vari-colored tulip | ||
beds and the noted Camelia Japonica j
are always an attraction. During the ||
colder weather the extensive hot-! ||
houses are always open to visitors.
KK::a:nKR«:::r
M.Y. FOE
Servinjj a Southern Pines patronage for 20 years.
Delivery Service
West Broad st. Telephone 6351 Southern Pines.
unnntnttmmtn:
Pre-Arranged
Funerals
Have you ever thought of the great burden of responsi
bilities and endless details thati are thrust upon a family
at the death of one of its members? A particular source
of worry and care is what choice the departed would de
sire in caskets, in floral arrangements, in the services, whether
be wanted music, and wbat selections, and so on. And all this
comes at a time of grief and sorrow. How much anxiety would
be spared the bereaved if the departed had expressed his wishes
before hand—and indeed left written instructions with the funeral
director? In the same manner that people purchase life insur
ance, we earnestly recommend that they also give thought to
pre-arranged funerals. We shall be glad to discuss our facilities
in this respect with anyone interested, without obligations what
soever on their part.
J. N. POWELL, INC.
H. G. McELROY, Manager
Day and Night Telephone 6161 Southern Pinee
AMBULAN»CE SERVICE
i(Continued from Page 5, 1st Section)
Parish attended a meeting in Golds
boro Sunday. |
Mrs. Earl Merrill and Mrs. Buster ■
Doyle will entertain at a shower Sat- ;
urday night fcr Miss lene Maples. !
Misses Millie and Theresa Monte- i
santi attended the State-Duke Game ,
in Durham on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. L,eo Bryant had as Tier guest
last week her mother, Mrs. Hill of
Ellerbe.
Miss Doris Dodson and Miss Mary
Frances Gilbert of Danville, Va., are ^
the holiday guests of Misses Gather- |
ine and Helen Hidlerman. |
Misses Lina Allen and Mary Aver-
itt and Dante and Tony Montesanti i
attended the Duke-State "Irame in :
Durham, Thursday. j
Miss Meryl Hill of Ellerbe is the |
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo Bryant
for a few days.
Mrs. McCook Morgan and Mrs. N.
W. Cnyes have arrived from New
York for a month’s stay in Southern
Pines.
Miss Grace Wallace of Freeport, L.
I., is spending a few days in town.
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Speas of Win-
ston-Salem were guests on Tuesday ,
of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Phillips. They
left Wednesday for their home in
Winston-Salem accompanied by their
nephew, Charles Phillips who will re
main there for a few days. j
Mrs. L. A. Speas of Winston-Salem i
and Mrs. J. B. Armfield of Fairfax, I
^Va., are the hliday guests f Mr. j
and Mrs. D. C. Phillips. j
Mrs. Reid Healy entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon following the op
ening hunt of the season of the Moore
County Hounds. Amoung those enjoy- j
ing her hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. I
Jackson H. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. James |
Boyd, Miss Margaret Kiely, Mr. and j
Mrs. Almet Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- j
ard P. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene C. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Moss, Alfred Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Lovering, Mr and Mrs. Fred
C. Page, Mrs. W’illiam C. Mudgett,
Mr. and Mrs. Struthers Burt, Miss ;
Julia Burt, Mrs. Burt Hunt, Henry
Riley, Mrj and Mrs. B. A. Tompkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burke, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Vail, Miss Caroline
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Stratton
and Corbett Alexander.
PINE NEEDLES INN
Southern Pines, N. C.
The only completely fire-proof hotel in the
central Carolinas
18 hole Donald Ross Golf course
fifty yards from hotel
GOLF RATES: $1.50 per day; $7.00 per week;
$20.00 per month; $50.00 per season
All other Sports ....
FOR RATES APPLY
EMMETT E. BOOINE, Manager