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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, May 14, 1937.
Distributing Point for the Sandhills Area -- AQERDEENf -- Leading Railroad Center of the Peach Belt
SKNIOK CL..\SS ENTERTAINED
Aberdeen Community Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and son, i Clara Blue were shopping visitors In
Honoring the Senior Class of 1937 |
•f the Aberdeen High School, Mrs. .. • _ . .
Ollie Adcox and Mrs. Leonard Rus- J"- ^rs. S. E. Sloan and Scott, Raleigh last Thursday.
motored
mothers of the Class Mascots, ™°tored to Statesville last j Mrs. Joanna Johnson of Lemon
gjj. I Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Springs is spending some time in
■ Scott Barkley. | Aberdeen visiting her nephew, Hardin
Mrs. E L. Pleasants attended the i Gunter.
North! Mrs. E. L. Barber was welcomed
' a member of the Alfred Moore
4ell.
iSoise Adcox and Billy Russell
tertained at a most enjoyable dance
tt the Town Hall in Pinebluff.
M. H. FOLLEY
Lumber, Millwork and
Builders’ Supplies
Aberdeen
Hemp
12th annual meeting of the
Carolina Garden Club in Raleigh last!
Friday, as a delegate from the Home' Chapter of the Daughters of the
and Garden Club here. American Revolution at their April
Jesse Carter, member of the CCC[ meeting held in Carthage last Tues-
Camp at Rock Glen, Pa., is spending!
some time with his parents here.
Miss Mabel Lawrence, who is tak-
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith, Mr. I a course in beauty culture in Ral-
and Mrs. George Martin, Mr. and; eigh. spent Mother’s Day in Aberdeen
Mrs. Ralph M. Caldwell and Mr. and visiting her mother.
Mrs. Forrest Lockey enjoyed a week- the Senior Class ball at the
' end outing on the Page house boat at University, Chapel Hill, last Saturday
Sneed's Ferry.
Misses Mary Ella Bethune and
Aherbf^tt ®hrate
J. B. EDWARDS, Manager
Aberdeen, North Carolina
PROGRAM, WAY 13 through WAY 21
Thursday & Friday, May 13 & 14
Shows at 7:30 & 9:30
“THE KING AND THE CHORUS GIRL”
JO.\N BLONDELL FERNAND GRAV'ET
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON
A king on a drunken holiday, becomes enamored of a chor
us girl. His court hires her to enter upon' a professional ro
mance, but love finds its way.
Saturday, May 15
Matinee at 3 P. M. Night at 7 & 8:45
“TRAtt DUST”
WILLIA.M BOYD as (HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY)
JIMMY EIXISON
Efforts to prevent a rancher from delivering his herd are
nipped when the rancher discovers the head of a band of cattle
thieves among his own outfit.
ALSO CH.VPTER NO. 12
“THE PHANTOM RIDER”
starring
BUCK JONES
Late Show Starting at 10:30
“FAIR WARNING”
BF:TTV Fl'RNESS J. EDWARD BROMBERG
JOHN HOW.ARD P.AY'NE
With a resort hotel for a background, patrons and tourists
are implicated in a murder until it is discovered that a lost
gold mine is the underlying cause of the mystery,
Monday and Tuesday, May 17 & 18
SJiows at 7:30 and 9:30
“READY, WILLING AND ABLE”
Rl'BY KEELER LEE DIXON
The musical that you have been waiting for, with music
and dancing galore! A producer signs a vaudeville player think
ing she is an English star. His backers withdraw their support
upon learning this but the producer steps into the lead and
makes a hit.
Wednesday, May 19 (Only)
JACK POT NIGHT
Shows at 7:30 and 9:30
“MURDER GOES TO COLLEGE”
ROSCOE KARNS M.ARSH.A HUNT LYNNE OVERMAN
Under the menace of a numbers racket mob, a detective
and a newspaperman solve the murder of.^ university professor
whose wife was the sweetheart of the numbers king.
Thursday, May 20 (Only)
Shows at 7:30 and 9:15
“DOCTOR BULL”
WILL ROGERS M.ARIAN NIXON
Playing the part of the country Doctor in one of his greatest.
Friday, May 21 (Only)
Shows at 7:30 & 9:15
“MIDNIGHT COURT”
ANN DVORAK JOHN IJTEL
A former district attorney turns in some brilliant defenses
for A gang of criminals engaged in the car-stealing racket in
order to get the “goods" on them, this resulting in the smash
ing of the ring.
evening Fred W’eaver and Miss Lida
Duke Blue of Aberdeen led the grand
march.
E. L. McBride and family have
moved this week from the house they
have been occupying near the Com
munity Club to the residence recent
ly vacated by the W. T. Huntleys on
Poplar street.
Miss Christine Allred f
J i»T.i it>r TA ij sticks holding burning white tapers.
W eds W llmer McDonald The wedding cake was cut and serv-
ed by Mrs. McDuffie Clark of Can-
Only Relatives Witness Pretty dor. Mrs. Grace Sloan of Aberdeen
Ceremony on Monday at Home and Mrs. Claude Burkhead of Can-
of Bride’s Mother dor served the ice-cream, assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell. Mrs. Joe Allred
The wedding of Miss Christine All- Aberdeen and Miss Maxine Clark
red of Aberdeen and Wilmer McDon- Qf candor presided at the punch
aid of Timberland and Raeford was ^ bowls. Punch was served from an
solemnized on Monday afternoon. May; Sheraton sideboard handed
10th at 4:30 o’clock, at the home of ^ovvn by the great grand-parents of
the bride s mother, Mrs. J. F. All- jjjg bride, John and Polly Chisholm
red on Main street in a quiet cere
mony attended only by relatives of
the bride and groom. The Rev. E. L.
Barber, pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiated.
Preceding the ceremony the wed
ding music was played by Mrs. Alton
Barber of Biscoe. "To a Wild Rose”
by McDowell and “The Sweetest
Story Ever Told” were sung by Mrs.
Dan Allred and Miss Ekina Maurer.
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell sang “At Dawn
ing” by Cadman. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was used, and “Trau-
I merei” by Schumann. Then Mendel-
! ssohn’s Wedding March. The bride
CARD PARTY AND SHOWER
FOR CHRISTINE .ALLRED
Complimentary to Miss Christine
Allred. Miss Edna Maurer entertain
ed at a most enjoyable bridge and
rook party at the Community Club
House last Friday evening, May 7th,
which was universally conceded to
be the outstanding social event of
the season.
Those attending, numbering about
80, were invited into the living-
room arranged with nine tables for
bridge and four tables for‘rook. The
hostess presented the honoree. Miss
Allred, with a beautiful gift, and also
presented Mrs. Ed. Bethune of Rae
ford and Mrs. O. B. Israel of Sana
torium, recent brides, with gifts. Mrs.
L. T. Avery received the high score
bridge prize and Mrs. D. B. Herring
the high rook prize.
Following the serving of refreSh-
The out-of-town guests were Mr. j ments in which the hostess was as-
and Mrs. Neill A. McDonald, Sr. of! sisted by Mrs. Francis Pleasants,
Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald left im
mediately after the ceremony for
their wedding trip to New York and
other northern points. Mrs. McDon
ald’s going-aw’ay costume was a
three-piece biege suit with fox collar
and accessories to match. They will
be at home in Aberdeen on their re
turn about May 15th.
Timberland. Mr. and Mrs. Neill A
McDonald, Jr. of Raeford, Lacy Clark
of Raeford, Mr. and Mi's. W. C. Cov
ington, Wagram; from Candoi, Mr.
Mrs. Maud Wilkins and son Billy, ^ entered with her brother, Dan Allred, .and Mrs. D. C. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs
and Haverius Land spent last Sun
day in Bladenboro visiting Miss
Miss Nancy Dove.
Mr. and Mrs. David Knight, Sr. had
as their guests last Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Rigsbee and Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Lewter of Morrisville and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Knight of Hamlet.
Mrs. Knight returned to Morrisville
with Mrs. Rigsbee, and will spend
some tme in that vicinity visiting rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Doub and
daughters, Misses Dorothy and Mar
ion spent the past week-end in
Greei.sboro after attending the May
, Day exercises at Greensboro College
' where Miss Rebecca Doub is a stu
dent.
I Mrs. Joe Allred and small son of
, Raeford visited relatives in town last
Tuesday.
' Mrs. Ida Arnold of Fitchburg,
Mass.. was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson several days
' this week.
1 Mrs. Stewart Weaver, Mrs. John D.
McLean and Miss Sarah Weaver
, spent the week-end in Columbia, S.
C.. visiting Mrs. Jesse Frink.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
, M. Creel were Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
’ Riddle and Mrs. E. N. Miller of Clo
ver, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thom
as and son of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. S.
H, Johnson and daughter of Raleigh,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas and Miss
Sarah Thomas of Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Huntley, Jr. of
Chapel Hill spent the past week-end 1
' visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Huntley, Sr. of Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. To mWalker, former
residents of Aberdeen now living in
Greensboro, were week-end guests of
Mrs. A. F. Yates.
Misses Vera Edwards and Eliza
beth Lewis spent the week-end in
Wingate at Miss Edwards' home.
Janice Edwards, the small sister of I
Miss Vera, returned with them for a
two w’eeks visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Harrington of
Macon, Ga., were week-end guests
of the Dixons near Aberdeen. Mrs.
Harrington was the former Miss Dix
on, and made her home near Aber
deen until her marriage last Decem
ber.
Misses Mary David and Ethel Vice
of Columbia, S. C., spent last Sunday
in Aberdeen as the guest of Mrs.
Mary L. David and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ferree of
Asheboro spent Mother's Day in
Aberdeen visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Ferree.
Dr. Paisley Field of Fairmont visit
ed in Aberdeen on Monday while at
tending the Rotary convention in
Pinehurst.
Albert Caddell of Jamestown spent
Mother's Day with his mother here.
Miss Eloise Lineberry of Raleigh
arrived Tuesday night to spend some
time in Aberdeen as the guest of
Miss Mabel Bethune.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Herring and
family spent Mother's Day in Lum-
berton with Mr. Herring's mother.
Miss Clanton of Charlotte is taking
over the management of the Peggy
Anne Beauty Shop on South street
from the former operator. Miss Jes
sie Baker, who has taken another
po.sition.
by whom she was given in marriage. Sam Rwing. Mr. and
The bridegroom was attended by his i Burkhead, Mr. and
brother, Neill A. McDonald of Rae
ford, as best man.
The vows were taken before an
improvised altar of pines, smilax. phi-
ladelphus blossoms and white tapers,
arranged at the mantel. The decora
tions were of unusual beauty, ar
ranged by Miss Bertie Rivers
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Claude
Mrs. George
Clark, Mrs. McDuffie Clark. Misses
Maxine and Louise Clark; from Bis
coe, Mr.s. Alton Barber and Mrs.
Georgo B:uton, Miss Ellen Bruton of
Pinehurst; Mr. and Mrs. Moses Mc
Donald from West End, and Mrs.
David Jestei' from Thomasville; Mrs.
of J. H. Ewing of Biscoe and Miss Betn ^ thanks
McDonald of Timberland.
Mrs. W. D. Cavinesa and Mrs. Leo
nard Russell, a miscellaneous surprise
shower was given Miss Allred. To
the strains of the wedding march
played by Mrs. Dan Allred, little Miss
Anne Pleasant^ and Francis Pleas
ants. Jr., dressed most appropriately
as bride and groom, entered dragging
behind them a huge hamper basket on
wheels covered with pink and green,
which contained a large number of
gifts from those present and many
friends throughout this section. Miss
Allred made a charming speech of
The bride was becomingly dressed
in an imported white net and lace
dress. Her flowers were an arm bou
quet of white roses and lilies of the
valley. She is the only daughter ot
Mrs. J. F. Allred and the late J. F.
Allred of Aberdeen, and received her
education at Queens-Chicora and Sa
lem College.
Mr. McDonald is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Neill A. McDonald, Sr.. of
Timberland. He received his educa
tion at Davidson College and the
University of North Carolina. He is
the assistant cashier of the Bank of
Raeford, and also owns a dry-clean
ing establishment there.
Following the ceremony, an infor
mal reception was held. The guests
w'ere Invited Into the dining-room
where the table was covered with a
lace cloth and centered with a bowl of
The aveiage adult American eats
more than five slices of bread each
day. To supply this demand 30,000
.\merican bakeries are baking a bil-
'ion loaves of bread a month.
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General Contractor
Storagre
Southern Pines, N. C. Tel 5033
“HEY! HEY! How Am I Doing?”
You’re Doing O. K. if You Are Visiting Us!
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-AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SORT OF PLACE—NEARBY
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ABERDEEN, N, C.
At the Junrtion of the Raeford and Laurinburg Highways
WHAT YOU SAY GOES
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Y our cue now to nee as. Do diat widi-
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ABERDEEN. N. OL
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