Friday, March 18, 1938.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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The Week in Southern Pines
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After the Races
Ralph Mills is in Raleigh this weeU
attending the 1938 Water Works
School at State College there.
The Thistle Club entertained at its
weekly bridge lea Saturday at the
Southern Pines Country Club with
Mrs. Walter T. Ives was hostess
at a bridge luncheon W’odnesday at I
The Pine Needles for Mrs, George B. I
fjraff, Ml’.'?. P. P. Pelton, Mrs. Ki'ank I
Pottle, Mr.9. Krnost Morrell, Mrs. i
Harry \V. Gage, Mrs. H. A. Gould. I
eleven tables in play. Winners of high Mr.s. Hoyt Shaw and Mr.s, Walter |
score prizes were Mrs. E. C. Eddy, S])aeth. j
Mrs. Hugh W. Flark, Mrs. George! Mr.s. Ray M. Bowles of Garden I
: Proctor, Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey., oity. L. i.. and Southern Pines en. i
;Mis. J. J. Gminder, Mrs. Elmer E. toi tained at a bridge luncheon W'ed-1
visit
Broad Street Pharmacy
“Where everybody meets everybody”
R. L. HART, PROPRIETOR
M Davis, Mrs. E. Levia Prizer, Mrs.
H Eva H. Owen, Mrs. Bowdoin Plum-
|| i iner, Mrs. Kate H. Goodbody and
Mrs. Maxwell Grey. The hoate.ss for
the ne.xt party to be held on March
26th will be Mrs. Janie.s S. Milliken
and Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey for tea
and Mrs. P. P. Pelton in charge of
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ne.sday at the Pine Needles for Mr.s. !
J'aul T. Barnu)n, Mrs. R. K. \\ iley, !
Mr.s. Noi-ris L. Hodgkins, Mrs. George i
C. Moore, Mis. Hugh Betterley, Mrs. !
Reid Page, Mrs. R, L. Hart and Mrs. j
James S. Miillikcn i
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Mr.-i Barbara F. Lansing was host- |
, ^ ^ i '"I Wednesday afteinoon at I
cards. Members will please note that
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there will be no party Saturd.ay be-: ... • .
, , if „ I (■omphmentmg her sister Mrs. George '
I caufM! of the Steeplechase Races. ■ & ,
I Mrs. Lauia Driscol of Readin,?.
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I Pa., while enroute north from Mi-
j ami, arrived Saturday night to visit
I Dr. and Mrs. William Chase Mud-
gett.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Barber
and daughters, Lillian and Betty
MAN’S MOST FAITHFUL FRIENDS
DOGS and HORSES
We have books about both dogs and horses, ranging in
price from $1.00 to $30.00 each
Also *
Some wonderful hand colored Copper Plate Sporting
Prints $30.00 each or $100.00 the set of four
W. John.son of New York, who is
spending the season at The Pine
Nee'lles. The club was attractively
.dec(3rated with peach blossoms and
Spring flowers. Mrs. H. G. W'aring
and Mrs. Harry O'Hara presided at
the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cameron and
were the Sunday dinner guests of, ^j,. ^V^^lfe of Jer
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blue. (,,.y ghore, Pa., are spending the
Mr. and Mrs. E. Remington of , at Southern Pines as the guest
Cazenovia, N. Y., have returned to | Mrs. Florence Beck on Indiana
The Hollywood after a trip to Flor- j avej„je
Ida. ' j
HAYES’ SANDHILL BOOK SHOP
I SOUTHERN PINES
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FOR SALE
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Brennan of Al-: * , , .
bany, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Aliniial Church Nlg^ht
Baldwin of Stockbridge, Mass., arc at at Pinehurst Tuesday
the Highland Pines Inn. ^ _
Mr. and Mr.s. George C. Moore en-1 ^^^^'Sretfation To Hear Reports
tertained twenty at a cocktail party | of Activities 06 Community
on Sunday at their home on Massa
chusetts avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William P.
Fisher of Mitchell Field, Long Is
land announce the birth of an eight-
pound son on Sunday, March 13th.
Mrs. S. Clifton Townsend of Flush
ing, L. I., entertained at dinner Sun
day evening at The Hollywood for
Mrs. W'illiam E. McCord of South-
Church in Past Year
ern Pines. Miss Edna L. Franklin and j board
The annual Church Night of Pine,
hurst Community Church will be ob
served at a supper meeting of thD
congregation at 7:00 o’clock Tues.
I day evening, March 22. At this meet-
j ing reports are read of all the activ.
i ities of the church during the past
year, and officers are elected to fill
the vacancies which occur in the of-
i Miss Rosalie Wilson, al.so of Flushing.
Some idea of the scope of the work
Arrow Shirts
COI.ORFIIL — SPORTY
NEW STRIPES ami CHECK S
PLENTY OF WHITES
$2.00 and .?2..50
TCe
SOUTHERN PINES
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CALL
7474
For Pinehurst and
Southern Pines De'ivery
of the best on the market. New
vegetables and fruit.
Fine meats, Choice Poultry,
Fish and Oysters,
DO RN’S
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Mrs. Thomas M. Saville left last I reported at this meeting is in_
night for her home in Philadelphia ; following program of f|
after several months stay^ at The ^ evening:
Hollj^'ood. j Minutes of preceding Church Night,
R. E. Dayton, vice.president of the | ^ Treasurer’s Report, S.
Brooklyn Bank and Mrs. Dayton of; Ran.sdell; Report of Property
Brooklyn. N. Y., are <at The Park-1 Committee Ellis Fields; Church ♦»
view for a stay of several weeks. | school Report. P. Morton; Re- «
David Worsham, small son of Mr. ' ports by each of the eight depart. ••
inent superintendents; Woman’s Aux- •;
iliary Report. Mrs. A. .1. McKelway;
Report of Young Peopie’.s Work, Mrs.
McKelway; Presentation of Boy ;j
Scout VN’ork, David Coffey; of .Cub h
Scout Work. Clarence Thomas; of ^ jj
spring holidays with his parents, Mr. | qj,.] c^cout W’ork, Mi.ss Laivora Sally; H
and Mrs. D. Al. Blue. * ' Report of Building Fund Committee, ^
Larry Bethea, son of Mr. and | j^r. Sledge; Report of Budget and «
Mrs. W'alter Bethea is recuperating ' finance Committee, J. F. Taylor: Re. i K
in the Moore County Hospital from port of Nominating Committee, Har- ;
an appendix operation. ! qu Kelly; Summary of the W'ork of H
Mrs. W'illiam W. Fuller, II and ! the Church, Rev. A. J. McKelway. , H
small daughter, Penelope Ann, of
“Finest in Foods’’
p]. Broad Street
Southern I*ines
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and Mrs. C. L. Worsham has re
turned home from the Moore Coun
ty Hospital w’here he was operated
on for appendicitis last week.
Paul Blue, student at the Uni
versity at Chapel Hil is spending the
^Jack’s (Brill
Regulai’ Dinner Served Continuously
11 A. M. to 9 P. M. Also A la Carte
SIZZLING STEAKS—SEA FOOD
Private Dining Room—Catering for Parties
Chapel Hill are the guests of Mrs.
Fullers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Thompson.
Miss Virginia Stevick arrived home
Thursday from the Moore County
Hospital where she was operated on
for appendicitus a week ago Tues.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson and
WILLING \\OKKEKS FAIK
PROVES GUEAT SI (’('ESS
H West Hroad .Street
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Southern Pines
NEW CAPE COD COTTAGE
East Vermont Avenue., Southern Pines.
5 large rooms. Good Heat. Abundant Sunshine. Southern Ex.
posure. 1st floor bed room and lavatory. Complete Bath room.
Gas and Electric cook ranges. Open terrace. 2 car garage.
Priced low. Large F. H. A. Mortgage. $35.00 like rent. Send for
4.page folder. Write
R. F. POTTS, Owner,
P. O. Box, Southern Pines, or any Agent.
The Willing Workers’ fair passed
off with gratifying success. Those
who stayed after the supper were
plea.^antly entertained with piano
solos by Mrs. V. J. Lee and Miss
Jane Grant Mann and with several
Ismail daughter have returned to their, songs by Delmar and Drennan Mann. ^
ihome in Kane, Pa., after visiting Mrs. Annie Fisher gave an interest-: ^
' Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. E. H. 1 entitled ‘ The Missionary
Prescriptions
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DO YOU WANT A BUCK
FOR 25c
Ask at the Counter. ^
Visitors Always Welcome
CAROLINA BILLIARD ROOM
East Broad Street Southern Pines
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I Kane for a week.
Mrs. William Chase Mudgett en
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing at her home on Ashe street hon-1
oring Mrs. Stanley W. Burke of Mill.'
brook, N. Y.
Mrs. John McKinney gave a small'
dinner party at her home, “Witch-
wood,” on Weymouth Heights, Wed-1
nesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ar- i
thur Warren Merrill, Miss Katherine j
Backus, Mrs. James Warren and Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Gundy of Toronto, j
Canada.
C. T. Patch and daughter, Mrs.
[IDan Blue, and granddaughter, Clara
I Ann, have returned from a week’s j
! i trip through Florida. 1
H. 1 ing talk
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I Books about Dogs and Horses at'
I Hayes.’ ■ \X
FLYING
Knollwood Airport
Pinehurst — Southern Pines
Sightseeing—Passenger Rides
Charter Trips
Instruction
Open and Clos'ed Heated Ships
Harold Bachman
Whatever the time, whatevet'
the need, you can ALW'AYS
depend on us for the best in
ACCIJRY. SERVICE.
PROMPTNESS and PRICE.
MEN 11
NO MORE BOTHER jj
Let Us launder your shirts and see for yourself the advantage |i
of our new fold for shirts. ||
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SOUTHERN PINES LAUNDRY CO., Inc. |
Telephone 6101 W. New York Ave.
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DELIVERY SERVICE AT ALL HOURS
S.4NDHILL DRUG CO.
“Service and Dependability”
West Broad Street Southern Pines
THE COFFEE SFIOP
I-lighlan.<l 1-iodge
A QUIET HOME LIKE FAMILY HOTEL
Pl&'isantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the Pines
SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent
Mrs. W. N, Grearson
Telepbone 69SS Southern Fines, N. O.
ASSORTED ROI.LS
Cinnamon Buns, Pecan Buns, Hot Cross Buns.
Quality Baked Goods Fresh Daily.
FIRE—CASUALTY—LIFE
INSURANCE
GARLAND A. PIERCE
Tel. 6852
E Broad St., Southern Pines
Delivery in Southern Pines '