Friday, January 7, 1938.
THE PILOT, Southern Pinea and Aberdeen, North Carolina
He recommends the pharmacist
he KNOWS will fill his Pre
scriptions with Care—and with
the Best Ingredients.
I The Week in Southern Pines
Mrs. R. M. Windham of Richmond, Raleigh spent New Year’s Day with
Virginia visited her daughter, Mr.s. ‘ Mr. an-l Mrs. A. S. Ruggles at The !
Lenora Busick for the Christmas Woodworth.
holidays. • Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barney of
Mr. and Mrs. Williams J. Pfeiffer Raleigh were the week-end guests of
'of Mt. Vernon, New York have been j Mr. and Mrs. James B. Swett. I
here on a visit with Mrs. Pfeiffer's About one hundred guests enjoyed '
mother, Mrs. Lenora Busick. the hospitality of the Southern Pines j
Senator and Mrs. John Sprunt Hill j Country Club New Year’s Day when
of Durham have as their guests this it entertained at its first tea of the
week at the Mid Pines Club, Judge season. Mrs. Helen Winters of Boston
and Mrs. H. H. Watkins, of Ander-! acted as hostess,
son. South Carolina and Mr. and Virgil J. Lee and Dr. L. O. Bri?ht--
Mrs. K. P. Lewis of Durham. i field returned to Baltimore Sunday
Circle No. 1 of the Woman’s Aux- | after spending the holidays with Mr.
iliary of the Brownson Memorial j Lee’s family on Country Club Drive.
Church met with Mrs. W. S. Hav-1 Mrs. Etta Day and Mrs. Flinda
rington on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. | Weed have returned from a stay in
W. C. Hilderman was hostess to Cir- j Raleigh. They were accompanied
cle No. 2 at the some time. The Bus- ! home by Miss Ethel Day, of the fac-
iness Woman’s Circle met with Mrs. j ulty of Meredith College, who spent
Lewis Merrill on Thursday evening, j the remainder of her vacation here.
Miss Barbara Bower has returned I and Mrs. Louis Schiepers were
to Washington, D. C., after spend-I hosts at a Possum Hunt la.st week,
ing a week with her parents, Mr. and j having as their guests, Mrs. B. A,
Mrs. U. G. Bower, I Tompkins, Eleanore, Joan and Tom-
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Schwartz | jj^y Tompkins, Gus Schwab, Owen
and daughter, Frances, returned M.in- Anderson, James and Danny Boyd
Broad Street Pharmacy
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MID-WINTER
Clearance Sale
January 7th throug-h 15th
Drastic reductions on Coats, Hats,
Dresses, Suits, Sweaters, Skirts, etc.
TOTS' TOGGERY
I day night from Alexandria, Virgin-
[ ia, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
' E. Swan, for a week.
Miss Barbara Betterley has return
ed to Boston after spending the holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Betterley, at their home on
Valley Road.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson
have returned to Washington, D. C.,
and Mrs. John Leland to Baltimore
after spending the Christmas holi
days with their father, S. B. Rich
ardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy
have departed for their home in Har
risburg, Pa., after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Stanley Smith for
several days.
George Pottle has resumed his stu
dies at Cornell University, Ithaca, N.
Y., after spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John PDt-
tle, at The Hollywood.
Twelve tables were in play at the
w'eekly bridge tea of the Thistle
Club held Monday at the Southein
Pines Country Club. This was the
j largest party of the season. Prizes
I for high score were awarded Mrs.
D. G. Stutz, Mrs. B. Weaver, Mrs. H.
A. Gpuld, Miss Margaret Wolfe, Miss
Frances Schwartz, Miss Abbie Suth
erland, Mrs. Carol B. McNeill, Mrs.
Maxwell Grey, Mrs. E. C. Eddy, Mrs.
George Moore, Mrs. Norman H
and Waring Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. Boone,
Sr. entertained at dinner New Year’s
Eve at The Pine Needles for Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Dunlap, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Dunlap, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Em
met Boone, Jr., and S. Y. Ramage.
Mr. and and Mrs. W. F. Allen of
Virginia have returned to their home
after spending a few daya as the
guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Bush
at their home on Ashe street. Mr.
Allen was superintendent of the
schools here for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Christmas
announce the birth of a daughter,
Carolyn Adell, at the Moore Coun*;y
Hospital January 3rd. Mrs. Christmas
wa3 formerly Miss Ruth Atkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Young of
Boston and New Harbor, Maine, were i
the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Dor- i
sey Stutz this week while enrftute to :
Florida. i
Mrs. R. L. Hart was hostess to |
the Afternoon Club Wednesday at ^
her home on Massachusetts avenue. i
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flythe of An- i
gusta, Georgia, have departed for i
their home after visiting Mr. and !
Mr.s. D. G. Stutz. |
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Irwin of Ne^v'
York arrived at the Highland Pines
Inn today to spend several day.3. j
They will be joined later by Mr. ^ind i
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Nunn-Bush Oxfords
All $8.50 Oxfords reduced to
$7.65
Edgcrton $5.00 Shoes, now
$8.95
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Sweaters
MEN’S and BOYS
At Greaty Reduced Prices
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Suits
All $35.00 values Now
$29.50
All $29.50 values Now
$25.00
All $25.00 values Now
$21.00
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Top Coats
At Equally Great Savings
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Clearance
Sale
DRESSES
Reduced One-half
Shenk and Mrs. L. D. McDonald. The j ^rs. Martin Egan\ of Toronto, Can- j
next party will be on Saturday, Jan- j i
uary 8th, with Mrs. Maxwell Grey in
charge of cards and Mrs. B. Plum
mer and Mrs. Harry Gage, tea host-
|i ess.
iJ 1 George O. Walton and daughtej*,
t|' Miss Mary Walton, have returned to
}♦, their home in Pittsburgh after spend-
Hj ing the holidays here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson
and two children have returned to
Norfolk, Virginia after spending the
holidays jvith Miss Mary Richardson
and S. B. Richardson.
Nclean Furniture Co.
The Place to Buy Your
HOME N'EEDS
Everything: for the Home
Plans are going forward for chj I
organization of a Junior Woman’s I
Golfing As.sociation at the Southern |
Pines Country Club. A large num’oer
have already expressed their interest f:
in such organization and next Tues
day, January 11th at 1:00 o'cloclc
there will be a luncheon to talk 'he
matter over and complete the plani.
Anyone interested should get in
touch with Miss Laura Kelsey or
Mrs. Roy Grinnell. !
Miss Ruth Cameron was hostess
to the Junior Guild of the Emman-
F ur-trimmed
COATS
MUST BE SOLD
Mrs. Robert H. Rose entertainod
at a tea at her home. Rosewood, on Episcopal Church Tuesdayeven-
Valley Road on New Year’s after
noon, complimenting her holiday
guest, Mrs. Thomas F. Ople of
Washington, D. C. About 50 guests
called during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Trazzar.?
ing at her home ,Ma/ street. !
Among recent arrival ) at Magnoiia
Lodge are U. S. A. Iviajor J. H. W -il- i
ton of Cedarhui'st, Long Island, Ho- i I
mer Wolffe of Rhodesdale, Md., i.
D. Ledeesen of Cocoanut Grove. Fla.,
Mrs. Hayes’ Shop
West Broad Street
Southern Pines
, ^ „ 1 «T Miss A. L. Slliot, East Orange, N. J.,
and Miss Laura Trazzare £ind Mrs.
Miss Alice Howell of Brooklyn, N.
Y., Edward E. Woodman of Me^ri-
mac, Mass. and Dr. and Mrs. L. Mil
ler of New York City.
Southern Pines
Aberdeen
FOR SALE
Furnished seven room residence, two baths, double
garage, servant’s room, heat. Newly painteil inside
and out. Located in Knollwood near Pine Needles Inn.
S. J. HINSDALE, Liquidating Agent
Phone 17 Sanford, N. C.
M. C. Jump of Washington, D. C.,
arrived at The Woodworth this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Harrington
and two children have arrived from
^ ^ rpi, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warren Mtr- ■ j:
Bethlehem, N. H., and are at The' ^ ^ . i K
J ^ . . i nil entertained at tea on Wedne^i- ♦♦
Southland for the winter. I . i*
I' day at their home on Weymouth IH
Miss Lenora Riggm is the guest: , n, ,«
^ J T, T- , JD Heights, complimenting Dr. and Mrs J:
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pottle at Ihe i. ,
FiigHlaincl L^odge
A QUIET HOME-LIKE FAMILY HOTEL
l*lcasia.ntly Located on V'emiont .Avenue Noar the Pln«H
SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
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Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent
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Mrs. W. N. Grearson
Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. C. S
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Hollywood for several days while en-
route to Palm Beach, Florida, '’or
two months stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Everest
and son, Charles, Jr., left Monday
for their home in Reading Massachu
setts, after spending the holidays with
Mrs. Everest’s mother, Mrs. Eioise
H. Tracy. Little Miss Eioise Everest
is remaining with her grandmother
for the remainder of the winter.
Charles Macauley returned Sunday
night from Larchmont, N, Y., wheie
he spent the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Perkinson en
tertained a few friends at an egg
nog party New Year’s noon at their
home on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Emily Wilson and daughter,
Emily May, are now occupying their
new home on Indiana avenue and
Country Club Drive.
Mrs. C. B. Proctor returned Sun
day night to her home in Amherst,
N. H., after spending the Christmas
holidays with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Welch, and her two daughters who
are spending the winter with Mrs.
Welch.
Dr. H^ M. Parshall has returned
from his home in Urbana, Ohio,
where he spent the holidays and is
at The Belvedere for an extended
stay. Dr. Parshall has about
thirty horses in training in Pine-
hurst at the Race Track.
Thomas Opie of Washington, D. C.
who were the holiday guests of Mrs. | ♦*
Robert Rose. {||
Miss Mary Richardson of Soatn-1
ern Pines is believed to hold the rec- | j|
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ord for large family house parties
during the holidays. She has had
visiting her for nearly two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson of
Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrb.
Frank Richardson and their 3 child
ren of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. John Le
land of Baltimore, Md., the Misses
Dorothy and Ruth Richardson of Co
lumbia, S. C., Mrs. Hannah Bond of
Jefferson, Maine and S. B. Richard
son, Southern Pines.
PRESIDENT’S BALL JAN. 28
TO BE DANCE OF WINTER
The annual President's Birth ’^.y | ^
Bail, to be held in the Southern Pines j
Country Club Friday night, JanuaiyiH
28th, is expected to be the biggest
dance of the winter in the county.
Music is to be furnished by the Car-1 jj
olina Club Orchestra of Raleigh, j
most of whose members were for- j
merly with Jelly Leftwich and other |
leading dance bands. The charge for
ithe dance is to be one dollar per
person, and the net proceeds will be
divided between the sponsoring Kl-
wanis Club’s Hospital Bed Fund,
which gets 70 percent, and the Warm
ill
Springs Foundation, Georgia, which
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ruggles of geta SO percent.
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