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Friday, March 11, 1938.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
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The Week in Southern Pines
I’rescription Druggists
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A HrnnsMick
“BUCK
With Each 25c in Play
ASK AT COUNTER
Visit(»rs Alwavs Welcome
! Circle No. 1 of the Brownson Me-
i morial Church met with Mr.'». Ed
' Newton on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
; Cliff Cameron was hostess to Circle
' No. 2 at the same time. The Busi-
' ness Woman’s Circle met with Mi.ss
Mary Cameron on Thursday evening,
i Miss Elinor Valentine was ho.ste.ss
i to twenty guests at a tea Tuesday
I afternoon at her apai tment in the
Case house.
C. P. Everest and son, Charles, Jr.,
of Reading, Mass., have_ joined Mrs.
Everest and daughter, Eloise, at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Tracy for a
vi?it.
Miss Virginia Stevick is in the
Moore County Hospital recovering
from an appendectomy performed
thei-e Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Mills and Mis. W. M,
Milam were the gue.sts of the Pres
byterian choir in Carthage Tue.sday
night during the revival services be
ing held there by the Rev. James
Appleby of Maxton. Mia. Mills and
Mr.s. Milam sang a duet arrangement
of “In the Garden.” The number was
enjoyed so much that a request ha.':
been made for them to come to Car
thage and sing again.
There were twelve tables of bridge
in play at the weekly tea given by
the Thistle Club Saturday at the
Southern Pines Country Club. Prizes
for high scores went to Mrs. Bow-
doin Plummer Miss Mildred Hatfield.
Mrs. Eva H. Owen, Mrs. Maude
Grear.son, Mrs. K. A. Tracy. Mr.s. B.
Weaver, Mrs. John lirooks, Mrs.
Howard Burns, Mrs. Earl Merrill,
Mrs. Rachel Richards, Mr.s. George
W. Case and Mrs. J. Talbot John.son.
' Ne.xt week’s h' ltesses will be Mrs.
■Howard Burns, Mis. Beverly Smith
and Mrs. Merrill.
I Mih. Arthur S. Nowconib, Mr.s.
Thomas M. Saville, Miss Elinor Val-
I entine and her guests. Mrs. Annie E.
Gould, Mrs. Walter T. Ives, Mrs. Ra-
chel Richards, Mrs. Cora B, Swan,
Mr.s. Harry W. Gage, Mrs. Maude H.
Grearson, Mrs. P. P. Pelton and Miss
Ruth C. Presbrey.
Miss Ellen L. Toy of Lawrence,
Mass., entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening at The Hollywood for the
Rev. Charles F, Hannigan and sister.
Miss Margaret Hannigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar John.son and
small daughter of Kane, Pa., are
visiting Mrs. Johnson’ mother, Mrs.
Elisha Kane.
Mrs. Thomas H. Tatum of Bluff ton,
S. C., is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J. Homer Mann at her home on
Indiana avenue.
George Pendleton of New York
city has leased the Lachine House on
the corner of Highland Hoad and
Ma.ssachusetts avenxie for the remain
der of the season. The ti'ansaction
was made through the Stevens
agency.
Complimenting Mrs. J. Frank Hay
ward of Wellesley, Mass., Mrs. H A.
Tracy and her daughter, Mrs. Charles
P. Evere.'?t, entertained at a lar
bridge paity at the Dunes Club Wed
ne.sday afternoon. The Club orches-1
tra played during the afternoon antll||
the floor show was aU‘w presented as lu
an entertainment- feature. Over forty !
guests from Pinchurst, Southern'U
Pines and Aberdeen attended and
the prize winners included Mr’.s. Hiigh
Flack of Manchester, N. H., Mrs.
R( id A. Page and Mrs. Robert N.
Page, Jr., of Aberdeen, Mrs. Louis
I 2*
Schcipers of Lawrence, Mass., Mrs. ]
E. L. Pi izer, Mrs. George London, i U
Mis. Hoyt Show, Mrs. Frank Welch, ||
Mi s. George Buttry and Miss Char-j ||
lotte Erson of Southern Pines, Mrs. ’ ||
Laurence Barr of Pinehurst and Mrs. h
A. O. Leonard of New York. I U
Miss Jane Grant Mann gave a!
icinea ,
large i| ;
Wed-;i;
hrnuiln
rujni ( JprniylniH’.s
Colorful Sports Wear
sij:evelkss i’Iiij.ovkks
In Canary, Powder, Creen, Brown,
White 97c to $3.50
Also, with sleeves.
ARROW SHIRTS
In bright and gay stripes
SLACKS
. ..$2.00 and $2.50
In finest \\'(irsteds, Flannels, Gabar
dines and strikingly new stripes and
Herringbones.
SPORTS SHOES
The very latest, nioderatelv priced
at $2.95 to $8.50
T€G SH€P
SOUTHERN PINES
F"OR SAL.E
CAROLINA BILI,I.ARI) ROOM
Ea.«t Rroad Street Southern Pine.s
h it
,Jacobs
Caroline McLaughlin of Stafford |her birthday. AftD; the i §
I Springs, Conn., have returned from i show, she entertained her guests at
several days stay in Charleston, C. home on Indiana avenue with ^
0 dainiy refreshments. Those enjoying I
Miss Mann’s hospitality were: Misses '
Muriel Spaeth, Dorothy Dorn, Helen
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCarten of
Lancaster. N. H., who are guests at,
The Hollywood, had Mr. and Mrs. : Cameron. Louise Blue and Margi»erite
REAL ESTATE BARGAIN
In Residential Section of Southern Pines
Four-Room House, Large Front Porch,
Complete Bathroom.
Will Rent at $10.00 per month.
Will Sell for $650, on easy terms.
For particulars see
H. J. BETTERLEY
Southern Pines. N. C.
Norris L. Hodgkins as their din
ner gue.sts there Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank J. Tener of Swampscott,
Mass., entertained at the same time
for Mrs. J. Loring and Miss Ruth
Presbrey of Brookline, Mass.
Mr. and Mns. Richard Royall, Jr.,
announce the birth of twin daughters
Osborne.
I). .\. (JU.XIl.VM DIE.S
si'i>i)f:nly in kuffin.
s. c.
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at Eureka in her girlhood days, where
she was popular with faculty and stu-
u
j Monday at the home of her mother, I Since her marriage to D. A.
;! Mrs. D. J. Welch. Mrs. Royall is the j Graham of near Vass, she had re-1
:j former Miss Mary Judd Welch of: sided in Ruffin, where Mr. Graham M
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Why Not
own a home in Southern Pines? Houses small and
Houses large: Fifty foot lots, one acre plots or acre
age. Build to suit yourself and get what you want.
The best Public and Private Schools: many
Churches: Excellent Library: Pure Water: Tested Milk:
Golf, Tennis, Riding, Roque, Beautiful Walks and Hunt
ing. 4
Overnight from the larger northern cities—direct,
hard surface highways. Above all, a spirit of friendli
ness and freedom from worries.
Why Not Live in Southern Pines
Eugene C. Stevens
Real Estate
Lanm
The Hollywood Hotel
Comer Federal Highway No
and New York Avenue
Rooms are large,
verandas Sanny.
Rates iVioderate
Call, write or
wire
J. L. Pottle & Son
Southern l^nes.
North Carolina
Southern Pines.
Judge and Mrs. J. S. Manning and
their grand-daughter. Miss Jane Man
ning, and Henry London of Raleigh
were Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs.
J. S. Milliken.
Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly of
Hastings-on-Hudson, New York en
tertained at The Hollywood last Sun
day for Mr. and Mrs. Herman A.
MacNeill of Pinebluff.
Mz’s. William E. McCord enter
tained at dinner and the theatre
Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Preston T. Kelsey, the Rev. and Mrs.
F. Craighill Brown and Mrs. S. C.
Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Howarth
are now occupying their new home on
Country Club Drive.
Mrs. R. E. Wiley anvl Mrs. Paul
T. Barnum were joint hostesses at
a tea Thursday afternoon from four
until six at the Barnum home on
Country Club Drive. The tea table
was covered with a lace cloth and
the centerpiece was of pink rosea
flanked on either side by burning
candles. Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey and
Mrs. Carlton Wicker poured from
tftiur until five, and Mrs. J. A. ,An-
drews and Miss Birdelia Bair from
five until six. Assisting in the din
ing room were Miss Katherine Wiley,
Miss Sarah Jane Barnum, Miss Sue
Ann Milliken and Miss Laura Kelsey.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Barnum were
assisted in the living room by Mrs.
R. M. Bowles and Mrs. William Chas3
Mudgett. Over one hundred guests
called during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Parker of Taun
ton, Mass., arrived Monday for their
annual spring visit. Mr. Parker was
one of Southern Pines early City
Clerks.
Mrs. George B. Graff entertained
at a bridge luncheon Wednesday at
The Pine Needles. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey, Mrs.
J. Loring, Mrs. Frank Pottle, Mrs.
William E. McCord, Mrs. H. A.
NEW' CAPE COD COTTAGE
East Vermont Ave., Southern Pines
5 large rooms. Good heat. Abundant sunshine. South
ern exposure. First floor bed room and Lavoratory. Also
complete Bath room.
Gas and Electric ccok ranges. Open terrace. Two car
garago.
Priced low. Large P’. H. A. mortgage—$35.00 per
month like rent.
Send for 4-i)age descriptive folder.
WRITE R. F. POTTS
Owner P. 0. Box, Southern Pines
has lumber interests, and there she'
had endeared herself to a wide cir- j
cle of friends. |
Surviving are the widower; two i
daughters, Dorothy Mae and Geral-1
dine, both students at Brenau Col
lege in Gainesville, Ga.; two broth- ]
ers, M. B. Kelly and J. M. Kelly of ||
near Vas,s; four sisters, Mrs. J. Thad ||
Ellis of Siler City, Mrs. J. W. Car- «
rington of Winder, Ga., Mrs. J. W.
W'illiams, of Ruffin, S. C., and Mrs.
A. V. Autrey of Varina, and her
mother, Mrs. D. P. Kelly of near
Vass.
SPRING FAIR AT B.\PTIST
CHURCH NEXT TUESDAY
The Willing Workers will hold'
their Spring Fair at the Baptist
Church, corner of New York avenue
and Ashe street. Southern Pines,
Tuesday, March 19, from 10:00 a. m. ,
to 10:00 p. m. There will be apron,
food and candy tables. An a la carte
supper will be served from 5:30 to
7:00 p. m. An entertainment fcr
which there w'ill be no charge will
follow the supper. Everyone is urged
to come, buy and enjoy a social
hour.
Regular Dinner Served Continuously
11 A, M. to 9 P. M. Also A la Carte
SIZZLING STEAKS—SEA FOOD
Private Dining Room—Catering for Parties
West Broad Street
Southern Pines
Willing Workers’ Fair
at the
BAPTIST CHURCH
Tuesday, March 15
10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
Aprons, food, candy tables
and supper a la carte 5:30 to
7:00 P. M.
Entertainment in the evening
FIRE—CASUALTY—l IFE
INSURANCE
GARLAND A. PIERCE
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THE COFFEE SFIOP
HOT CROSS BUNS
Baked Goods Fresh Daily
Doughnuts, Cookies, Cakes
Breakfast
Luncheon Dinner
E Broad St., Southern Pines
Tel. 6852
Delivery in Southern Pines
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HOTEL
Fl^TE LOCATION
GOOD ROOMS
OPEN AUL YEAR
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Newly Ricnoiated
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