Friday, February 25, 1938.
THE PILOT, Southern !*ines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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Factory Agents
Broad Street Pharmacy
I*rescription Druggists
U. L. Hart, Proprietor
The Week in Southern Pines
Lieutenant William P. Fisher of vcn, Conn., is the guest of Mi', and
Mitchell Field, L. I., flew down to
■ Knollwood Airport Saturday and
I spent ^last week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Nellie Fisher.
Robert Skinner left Monday night
for his home in Barneveld, N. Y., af-
Mrs. George J. Jenks at their home.
Broadhearth, on Weymouth Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Andrews
of Syracuse, N. Y., w'ere overnight
guest.s of Mr.^. Andrews’ brother, Nel
son C. Hyde, one day this week.
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ter visiting friends here for several while en loute to Florida where Mr
weeks. > and Mrs. Andrews will visit their!
The Rev. and Mrs. Francis A. Cox ^ ‘^^us^l'ter, Mrs. Hervey Allen, for a
of Soohow China are the guests of!
the Rev. and Mrs. F. Craighill Brown ‘ Mrs. Walter T. Ives entertained at
for several days. j a bridge luncheon Wednesday at The
Mrs. H. A. Gould and Mrs. Walter
T. Spaeth entertained at a bridge
tea Monday afternoon at the South
ern Pines Country Club. Nine tables
were in play and prizes were award
ed Mrs. F. L. Slocunri Mrs. Ernest
Morrell, Mrs. Fred VanCamp, Mrs.
Cora B. Swan, Mrs. Earl Merrill,
Pine Needles for Mrs. George Proc
tor, Mr.s. J. J. Warren, Mrs. E. Levia
Prizer, Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey, Mrs.
F. L. Slocum, Mrs. W. E. McCord
and Mrs. F. J. Sinclair.
Mrs. Charles P. Everest of Read
ing. Mass., will return to the home of
her mother, Mrs. Eloise Ti'acy on
' Mrs. Ralph Chandler, Mrs. George ! Sunday afternoon after three weeks
j C. Moore, Mrs. James J. Sp;1ng and Highsmith Hospital, Fayetteville,
j Mrs. Rachel Richards. The traveling VV. M. Milam is spending the week
prize was won by Mrs. E. Levis
Prizer.
White and White Combinations.
Crey Calf, Brown Calf, Brown or Grey Buck with
Crepe Sole.s,
Ji?5 to $9.50
Many Popular Sport Styles at
$2.95
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in Carthage with Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Seaweil, Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Burnett of i Mrs. John Donnelly and Mrs. Hugh
Greensboro were the week-ehd guests | Flark entertained at five tables of
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Hyde. j bridge at the Hollywood W’ednesday
I Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. 1 evening. High prizes were won by
'Charles W. Picquet entertained at A. W. Preston, Mi's. H. A.
I bridge tea Fi'iday afternoon at the j t5t>uld, Mi's, Kate H. Goodbody, Hugh
! Mid-Pines Club. Flack and Airs. Earl Smith,
There were nine tables in play at
i the weekly bridge tea pf the Thistle
Club held Saturday at the Southern
Mi.ss Ann C. Hyde left Wednesday
night for Mias Porter’s sciiool in
Farmington, Conn., after visiting Mr.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
24 lbs. White Ro.se Flour 79c
6 lbs. Rice 25c
Pickles, Dill or sour 17c
10 lbs. Meal 25c
Sunshine Krispy Crackers, lb 15c
Prunes, 4 lbs 19c
Oranges, 2 doz 35c
Yellow Squash, lb 10c
Parkay Oleo, Snow’ White Glass Free 19c
;: Pines Country Club. High score j and Mrs. Nelson C. Hyde for two
awards went to Mrs. Kate H. Good- j weeks.
body, Mrs. Hugh Flack, Mrs. Freder- ^ Mrs. H. A. Page, Jr., entertained
ick Stanley Smith, Mrs. Harry Gage, the Aberdeen Girl Scouts at a thta-
i Mrs. E. Levis Prizer, Mrs. Neill Me-1 tre party in Southern Pines
Keithen, Mrs, Herman McNeill, Mrs.
! L. D. McDonald and Mrs. EJva H.
Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Speers and
children, Wallace, Jr., and Laurx of
j Montclair, N. J., are the guests of
j Mrs. Speer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j Preston T. Kelsey,
j Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Howe of
; Lancaster, N. H., are at Huntington
1 Lodge for the remainder of the sea-
' son.
The W'oman's Auxiliary of tho
Brownson Memorial Church met with
Srjiowiison memorial unurcn mei wiin * - - ^ j,
Mrs. Roy Newton on Monday even- ^^Sl'sh Charles McCarthy, and the
on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Crowell,
Jr. have recently purchased the II.
A. Page, Jr. cottage on Weymouth
Heights.
Frederick H. Burke entertained at
a novel, out-door dance last Sat
urday evening: at the Stony Brook
Stables. The dance floor was built
in the middle of the schooling ring
and extra-curricular entertainment
consisted of a staged prize fight and
the presence of Jerry McGinty, the
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FRANK E. WALKER
41 Maine Avenue
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THE COFFEE SF10P
Cakes of all kinds
Cherry Pies Pecan Buns
Breakfast Luncheon Dinner
E Broad St., Southern Pines
Tel. 6852 Delivery in Southern Pines
The Hollywood Hotel
Corner Federal Highway No. 1 and New York Avenue
Rooms are Large,
Verandas Sunny.
Rates Moderate.
Call, write or
Evening of ReaJ Enterlainmeent
Promised with “Doin’s at the
Backwoods Store’' J
The Fellowship Forum of the!
Church of Wide Fellowship will pre
sent a comedy, “Doin's in the Back
woods Store” by Hiram L. W'alker,
this evening, Friday, at 8:15, in the
assembly room of the church. The
cast is as folows:
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J. L Pottle & Son
Southern Pines,
North Carolina
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threl: arts group presents
PLAY 'rONIGHT IN AIERDEF’T
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Viie Three Art.. Groap will present |
the pay, "In i.>ixon’s Kitchen," f
c-medy, at 8:30 f^’clock tonight, Fri
day, in the High 5?c’ - >1 audiforiuic.
Members of the w.at ude Lucille
Palm ■, Jennie Mecum, Winifred
Kefley, Mlldrti Pet vay. Elm,- Miy,
Mary Ellen Yelverton, Carl Thomp-
•on, Herb WilUama, AI Thayer, Le *
land Me ..‘Ithen, Jack Lee and Le>
land Daniels, Jr. •
WTST EVD SC lOOL CLON
The West End School is cl<-Sto on
account of an epiii'-’Tiic of measles.
•\bout 140 students were reported
absent last F~iday, most of them
quarantined in their he ne.
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NOTE—Rather than have your
prirtlng sent oat of .vn or ont
of t'^oiinty The Pilot will meet
Um; boua fid', quotation of My
repataoM prf" "'tf •oaoent.
Alfred Chisweld is recovering from Over one hundred guests ac-
I a recent illness at his home on Mas- j
I sochusetts avenue. |
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Adams, Miss j Fellowship Forum To
Give Com^y Tonight
night given hy Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lowdermilk of Norman, N. C., in
honor of their first wedding anniver
sary. Mrs. Lowdermilk was formely
Miss Margaret C. Adams of Southen
Pines.
Miss Ann Hyde entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening at the Di’jies
Club for the Misses Winifred and
Helena Kelly, Herbert Williams and
Jack Lee of Southern Pines and Clif
ton Blue of Aberdeen. Later they at
tended the Washington’s Birthday
ball at The Carolina.
Mrs. Frank Pottle entertained fifty
at a bridge and rummy party Tues
day evening at The Hollywood. The
hotel was artistically decorated in
red, white and blue to carry out the
Washington Birthday motif.
Mrs. Annie E. Jacobs of Tufts Col
lege, Boston and Mrs. Caroline Mc
Laughlin of Stafford Springs, Con
necticut arrived Wednesday morning
to be the guests of Miss Elinor Val
entine.
Miss Valentine is entertaining at
a breakfast on Saturday morning
honoring her guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barney of
Raleigh were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Swett on Tuesday.
James E. Williams has returned to
his home in Delta, Pa., after spend
ing severtd weeks with his brother,
O. E. Williams and daughter, Mrs.
W. G. Bryant.
Mrs. O. E. Williams had a very de
lightful bridge party at her home on
Vermont avenue on Washington’s
birthday.
Miss Elinor Valentine of Stafford
Springs, Conn., entertained at tea
'a.st Thursday at her apartment on
Ashe street for her guest, Mrs. Julia
Montgomery of Lynchburg, Va. About
twenty-iive guests called during the
afternoon to meet Mrs. Montgobery.
Mrs. S. Clifton Townsend of Flush
ing, L. I., entertained at a bridge
luncheon Thursday at The Hollywood
for Mrs. Sumner Draper; Miss Ruth
Presbrey and Mrs. Archibald W.
Comstock; Mrs>. Mary D. Janneris,
Mrs. J. Loring, Mr'i. Hoyt Shaw, Mrs.
Walter T. Ives and Mrs. William E.
McCord.
Mrs. D. G. Sti tz was J ostess at a
brid' a tea Wednesday <ifVmoon at
the. athem ‘nf s Co*. .r>dub hav
ing A., i*er g ... i.8 Mrs. Frank Pottle,
Mrs. Milliard H. Tiiiner, Mrs. ' -nk
Welch, Mr,:. .Jarl Merrill, Mra. Ja*.iea
S MiUiken, Mrs. If orris L. Hodgklnfl,
Mrs. R. L. Hart and Mra Re'd Page.
Prizes for high acores went to Mra.
Hodgkina and Mra. Turner.
Mrs. Spencer Molitor of Newr Ha-
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Call for Republican County Convention to
Elect Delegrates to State Convention,
and Transact All Other Business
that Might Possibly Come Before
Said Meeting-:
NOTICP: is hereby given, That there will be
a County Convention of Republicans in the courthouse
in Carthapre on Friday night, March 4th, 1938, at eiRht
o’clock, P. M.
This County is entitled to fourteen delegates to the
State Convention and the Congressional Convention.
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This i.s an important meeting and you are urged
to be present. Candidates for office will al.'^o be dis
cussed at said time.
We look forward to seeing you here in Carthage
on Friday night, March 4th.
W. CI.EMENT BARRETT
Secretary
H. F. SEAWELL,
Chairman
Pop Pennyworth, proprietor of the '
backwoods store—Don Jones.
Ralph, his son just out of college
—Wilbur P. Whitlock.
Ann Steele, Ralph’s childhood
sweetheart—Mary Alice Tate.
Ambrose, Pop’s delivery boy and
helper—Charles Austin.
Stella Wiggins, a widow—Dorothy
Tate.
Ike Newton, laden with lumbago—
Molford F. Grantham.
Mfindy Witherspoon, who runs the
boardin’ house — Blanche Sherman
Minnie and Winnie Oops, the har
mony twins, Evelyn Edson and
Louise Gardner.
Miss LucUe Lcrnem, a professional
amateur play coach—Iris Tate.
Frank Tripper, a traveling sales
man—Robert Henderson.
George W. Spears, a stranger from
the city—Charles Boney.
The production is directed by Al-
gene E. Hoskins. She is assisted by
Pauline Poe, in charge of make-up
and costumes; Lois H. Hall, prompt
er; Dwight Hoskins, stage manager;
Ruth Burr Sanborn, publicity.
The play promises an evening of
real entertainment. It is itself a hil
arious farce, and the cast is admir
ably chosen for ability to represent
the comic characters of a backwoods
community in still more comic pre
dicaments. Admission for adults is
25 cents and for children, a very
small price per lai gh. Tickets are on
sale by members of the Forum. The
number is limited.
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CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO PLAY GOLF. - - - TWO
COURSES NOW OPEN AND IN EXCEILENT CX)NDITION.
TO DEDICATE NEW CHAPEL AT
THE CIT.4JDEL IN APRIL
Jerry N. McKeithen of Aberdeen
is taking part in Ih" dedication of
thf :ew chapel at The Citr'’ ’ at
Charlertrn, S. C, on Palm ► iniay,
April lUth. McK^ituen is in ti.e Jv
ior class, and is a member of t'le
i: antry unit of tl.e Beser ' •,
cera’ Training Corps, assigned to
Company B, which will have a prom
inent part in the ceremonies. He is
majoring in business administration
at the Charleaton college.
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