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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, April 1, 1938,
Ark Parents, Friends j F. M. Osborne To Speak
Enjoy Spring Assembly] at Civic Club Today
Children Give l*rogram of | Will Talk on “Streanilinins: Ed-
Son^s, Dances and Plays and
Exhibit Handicraft
The Spring Assembly was he'd at
The Ark School last Friday, when
a large and enthusiastic audience
filled the room to capacity. The pro
gram was extremely varied and
amusing, and gave evidence of the
well-rounded development of the
children. The Fi’ench plays, under
the direction of Madelle Rutschmann,
and the scene from “Alice in Won
derland,” were charming:ly given by
the Juniors, and the songs and rhy
thmic play by the Kindergarten and
Primary groups showed remarkable
skill and co-ordination.
In the Workshop there was an ex
hibition of the childi'en’s art and
handicraft,which included baskets,
bird-houses, toy-trains and aii'planes,
also the needle-work, knitting and
crochet by the seven.year-old%;
The program follows: Clap Dance,
French Play. “Madame Lapine”;
Song. “Where Are You Going To
My Pretty Maid?” Tl Mad Tea
Party; Bucket and Spade Drill;
French Play. “L'Avare;” Ball Exer
cises; Picking Flower Exercises;
Dalcroze Rhythms demonstrating
the whole note, half note, quarter
note and eighth note in four.four
time.
Among those enjoying' the prog
ram were Mrs. Charlote Morris
Mrs. M. G. Xichols, Mrs. Carleton
Wicker, Mrs. Emmet French, Mrs.
James Boyd, Mrs. Beverley Duer,
Mrs. Jane Towne, Mrs. George
Moore, Mrs. Edgar Ewing:, Mrs- Nor
ris Hodgkins, Mrs. John K. Weeks,
Mrs. John R. Drexel. Mrs. R. D. Mc
Mahon. Mrs. Paul Dana. Mrs. F. H.
Gunning, Mrs. S. Donald Sherrerd,
Mrs Paul Euwer, Mrs. J. S. Zelie,
Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Cragbill
Brown, Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Mrs, Ils-
ley, Mrs. LeRoy Gates, Mrs. George
Maurice, Miss Anne Hunneman,
Mademoiselle Toutain, Miss Gwen
dolyn Cummings, Miss Birdilia Bair
and Mrs. Paul Barnum.
The Week in Aberdeen
ucation.” Is Here in Interest
of Boys’ School Project
There will be a meeting of^ the
board of the Civic Club at the'club
house on Thursday morning, April
7th, at 10:00 o’clock, and all offi
cials and chairmen and vice chair
men of committees are expected. No
other notice will be sent. Changes
will be made in the by-laws and con
firmed at the regular meeting of the
club on Friday at 3:00 o'clock.
This afternoon, Friday, at 3:00
o’clock, after a brief business meet
ing, the club is introducing to South,
ern Pinc.s and vicinity Francis M.
Osborne, Charlotte edvicator, who
will speak on education in its r.ew
form, and all are invited to attend.
His subject will be “Streamlining
Education,” followed by a group dis
cussion lead by Mr. Osborne on
trends of education which were set
in motion by the depression, and are
now being discussed in all parts of
the country.
The Civic Club is taking advantage
of Mr. Osborne's presence here in
the Sandhills to lead this meeting,
and feel that it will be a great bene
fit. He is here for the purpose of
organizing a committee of local
citizens of Southern Pines and Pine-
hurst to co-operate with a commit
tee of his board, in locating a pre-
paratoiy school for boys in this vi
cinity. Mr, Osborne is Executive Sec
retary of the Board of Trustees of
the North Carolina Preparatory
School project, incorporated under
the laws of North Carolina, as a
non-profit interdenominational en
terprise, Already available sites and
buildings are under consideration.
Seniors To Present Play
The Senior Class of Aberdeen
High School will present “Hobgob.
lin House,” a mystery-comedy in
three acts in the High School Audi
torium, on Friday night, April 8th,
at 8:00 o’clock. The action centers
around the mysterious happenings
and ghostly phenomena which occur
at an old secluded house on a
stormy night in April. Although fill
ed with spooks and many exciting
situations, the play contains plenty
Aberdeen Personals
Mrs. Leon Seymour has returned
home from Baskerville, Va., where
she spent ten days visiting her moth
er.
Miss Cliffe Williams and Miss
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Black.
Mrs. Bert Nicoll was hostess at
Bridge and tea Monday afternoon
at her home, The Oaks, for the fol
lowing, Mrs. Lloyd O. Yost, Mrs.
Eric Nelson, Mrs. Tioie P. Cheney,
Mrs. Alec Innea, Mrs. Ralph W. Sut
ton, Mrs. Karl Johnson. Mrs. Frank
Anne Coppedge of the Aberdeen', it . i.
^ ; L. DuPont and Mrs. H, A. Campbell,
School faculty were shoppmg visi
tors in Raleigh last Saturday. 1 C. Page gave
Mrs. Helen Clifford of Boston,!^ Saturday at their home on
Mass., is a guest in the home of, Midland Road Saturday, honor-
J. C. MUSSER PRESIDENT
OF TIN WHISTLES CLt)»
her cousin, Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson.
ing Mr, and Mrs. John A. Tucker-
Mrs. W. A. Blue, Mrs. Forrest
of comedy, as well as romance. The | Lockey, Mrs. Malco:ni Pleasants and ; Hoyt.
SOLICITOR PKl'ITT FILES
Rowland S. Pruitt. Democrat, of
Wadesboro was the only candidate
filing for the position now held by
him. Solicitor of this 13th Judicial
district. There is no contest this
year for Superior Court Judge in
this district, now held by Don Phil
lips of Rockingham.
cart includes the following: Dorius
Krupp, the caretaker of Hobgoblin
House, John D, McLeotl; Miss Pris
cilla Carter, the present owner, Rob
erta Zimmerman; Marian .ind Jill,
her nieces, Marshall Page and Mer.
rith Burns; Frank Harlow, Lawrence
Rowe; Jack Loring, Jean P'olley;
Susan Parkins, the “Henglish .Scars of High Point, for the week-
'ousekceper,” Janie Hearn; JJelilah end,
Wortz and Henry Goober, the darky | Mrs, Victor C. Tyler, Mrs. L, J,
servent, Margaret McLeod and Clay- ^ Dawkins and Mrs. John D, McLeod
ton Brasington; Bluebeard Bronson, | are representing Bethesda Presby-
an escaped maniac, Page Shamburg- terian Church at the Woman's Pres-
or; and Bill Wilkins, his keeper, Jack I bytcrial at Dunn this week. |
Lampley. j Prof. and Mis. L. J. Dawkins and '
There will be a “Fashion Show ’ ^ Mis.ses Inza Lassiter and Lavoria'
given by the Home Economics De |s^ny^ of the Gi'ammar Grades t'ac-j
partment between the acts. Admis-1 ulty, spent last Simtiay at the Mag.,
Sion 15c and 25c. 1 nolia Gardens near Charleston. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards are j
moving frosn the Burney bungalow I
in Lakeside Heights to the new Is- !
rael residence on Poplar street, Mr. 1
and Airs'. Claude T. Covington and I
family are muving into the Burney
lesidence.
Mr. and Mr.=i. June R. Page of
^ New Bern spent the past week-end
J. ■ 0. Musser of Southern Pines
was elected president of the Tin
Whistles Club of Pinehurst at the
annual meeting of the board of dl-
rec|ors held Monday and James
Walker was named as vice-president.
Eric Nelson was appointed secre-
tary-treasurer and cli/b captain. C.
B. Hudson retired from the office
of secretary-treasurer after more
than 30 years of service. The club
photograph was taken on the steps
of the club house by John Hemmer.
>1US. BURNS AND (JKOVKR WIN
SCOTC H F0URS0>IB:S PL.VY
The Sandpipers and the Pine Dod
gers, mens’ and womens' golfing or
ganizations, respectively, at the
at the Southern Pines Country Club,
Mrs, Louise Martin .«pent the week- j, ^i-, and Mrs. Leonard Tufts had
end at Charleston, S. C„ and en-' as luncheon guests Tuesday, Mrs.
joyed the Magnolia Garilens. j Alice A. Bailey of New York, Mrs.
Francis Harris, student at Mars ■ Grace of Aiken, Mrs. George Maur_
Hill School, is spending the Spring! Miss Ellen Maurice. Mrs.
holidays with his parents at the' Bailey, who came to Pinehurst from
Baptist parsonage. He was accom. i Aiken gave a talk during the after-
psmied by his roommate, Dupuy noon to a number of guests after pooled their memberships in common
which Mrs. Tufts entertained at tea. | cause Sunday and staged a Scotch
The Afternoon circle will meet Foursome tournament over the Num-
Tue.sday at 3:00 o’clock at the Manse, ber 1 course.
A cordial invitation is given any Som? 50 members of the two or-
woman in the community to come ganizationS' competed and the win-
and join. Thia will be the first Sun- ners were Mrs. Howard Burns and
day of ihe new church year, ^ Hermann Grover.
GOLF AND HOUSE E^T.NTS
HERE KEEP CROWDS BISV
(Continued from page one)
last Friday in Southern Pines, fol
lowed by a junior horse show Satur
day at the Stonybrook Stables, Sou
thern Pines, one of the biggest
gymkhanas of the season at Pine
hurst Sunday afternoon and the
Horse Show on Tuesday and Wednes
day. Tomorrow the horse lovers of
the community motor down to Cam
den, S. C„ fr the annual Carolina
Cup races there.
l.jfh Birthday
Miss Charlotte Miller was host
ess to a large number of her class
mates and friends at a mo.st en
joyable party at the Community
Club House last Monday evening,
given in celebration of her 15th birth
day. Games and dancing were the
order of the evening, with refresh
ments served at its close. The many | in Aberdeen as guests of Mr. and
gifts presented to Miss Miller at-1 m,-s. j. r. Page, Sr.
tested to the groat popularity in ]virs. Fred Blue, Mr,g, Arnold Ray
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Don’t Neglect
Your Child’s Cold
Common colds often settle in throat
and chest; at the first sniffle rub on
Children’s Musterole.
Children’s Musterole is jxist good
old Musterole, only in milder form.
It penetrates with a warming tingle
and gets such man-elous ri“sults be
cause it’s NOT just a salve, but
a "counter-irritant”helpful in
drawing out local congestion. ‘
Musterole has been used for 30
years. Recommended by many doc
tors and nurses. All druggists’. In
three strengths: Regular Strength,
fmildV and Extra Stmntr.
which she is held among the youngei
set.
Mrs. rtliie Hostess
Mrs. W. A. Blue was hostess to the
Walter Hines Page Book Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon. The
program consisted of a paper; “Old
Homes in Eastern North Carolina,”
by Mrs. G, C, Seymour; a reading
by Mrs. W. E. Freeman, “High Cul
ture in Dixie,"’ and a piano solo by
I Mrs. E. L. Pleasants, At this meet.
* ing each member handed in her sug
gestions as to the program of study
she would like best for the coming
year, which the Program committee
will look over and select the best by
the next meeting. After the pro
gram hour an enjoyable social hour
followed with refreshments.
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Spring Cleaning
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Rugs
Draperies
Furniture
Mothproofing
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Southern Pines
The Aberdeen and Rockfish Rail
road Company entertained the bus
iness men of Aberdeen in a most
enjoyable all-day picnic. About 42
business men and officials of the
A. & R. were present. The party
went in automobiles to Fayetteville,
boarding Oscar Breece’s yacht and
sailing down the Cape Fear about 20
miles in the direction of Wilming.
ton, where a bountiful barbecue and
fish dinner was served on the shore.
A guessing contest as to the time
the party would arrive in Raeford
from Fayetteville on the return trip
home was enjoyed, with Curtis Law-
hon winning the prize. A similar
trip was given the Raeford business
men by the A. & R. Ry., last week.
and Misses Tstelle Blue and Mabel
Bothune were chopping vi.’itors in
Charlotte last Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs, E. L, Barber
attended the Religious Education ral
ly at Flora Dacdonald, Red Springs
last Tuesday.
R. M. Pratt and daughter. Miss
Nancy Pratt of Bennettsville, S. C,,
were guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
E. M. Harris at the Baptist parson
age last Sunday,
Mrs, Stewart Weaver has return
ed from a visit to her mother at
Orangeburg, S. C., and a visit to
the Magnolia Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of
Washington, D. C., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W,. A. McDaniel and
children, Margaret, Katharine, Ma
rie and William, of Jackson, were
guests of Mrs. Mary L. David and
family.
Mr. and Mi's. L. S. Blount w’ere
dinner guests of Mi', and Mrs, Dur.
ham Ratley in Red Springs last Tues.
day evening,
Mrs. T. N. Clark of Fayettevil'e
spent Wednesday and Thursday of
last week in town visiting Mr.
Clark.
Miss Miriam Johnson was one of
the aides selected to officiate at the
Hospital Ball in Pinehurst Tuesday
night.*'
and Mrs. John Blackington in North
Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs. J. K, Rand of Durham was
Pinehurst Paragraphs
Mrs, Ethel Journey visited her
daughter, Mrs, E, C. Cunningham in
Zebulon Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Stuart has returned
from Florida where she spent the
winter and has opened her cottage
for the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Picquet
have as guests Mrs. H. W. Shaw and
Miss Frances Shaw of Indianapolis.
Miss Virginia Simpkins and Supt.
W. P. Morton attended the State
Teachers meeting in Raleigh last
Friday and Saturday.
Misis Ancie Marie Choate haa re
turned from visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Miss Eleanor McEwen of New
York is the guest of her uncle, Ed.
ward King.
Mr. and M^'s. Harry Hogg enter
tained at a large tea Monday after
noon at the Country Club in honor
of Mrs. Hoggs’ sisteri., Mrs. Hoyt
E. Hayes of Bay City, Mich., and
Mrs. William W. Talman of Birming
ham, Mich.
Warwick Fay Neville, student at
the Fay School in Southboro, Mass.,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Liv
ingston li. Biddle, II.
Miss Mildred Petway spent the
week-end in New York City.
Attending the conference on Re
ligious Education which was held
Tuesday at Flora Macdonald Col
lege, and directed by Dr. Paul H.
Veith of Yale TJniversity, were Rev.
and Mrs. A. J. MoKelway, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Li. Cunningham, W. P. Mor
ton, Mrs. Rassrie E. Wicker, Mrs.
Hulon Cole, Mrs. David Lyons and
Mrs. Herman Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Kelly an
nounces the nirth of a son, John
Henry, on Sa'^^urday, March 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thomson,
Eric Thomson and son, Billy, have
returned to their home after spend
ing several months in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin MacLeod and
Frank McManus have returned to
Boston after being the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Sledge.
Rev. and Mrs. Thaddeus A. Cheat
ham have returned from Myrtle
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Fownes
and children, Johnny and Betty of
Oakmont, Pa., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Fownes, Jr., at their
home in Knollwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat S. Hurd had
as week-end guests Dr. and Mrs.
Frederick Hanes of Durham.
Miss Mary Yeomans, A. B. Yeo
mans and Miss Margaret Bishop are
entertaining tonight at their home
with a musical. Honor guest will be
Dr. Survett, who has been teaching
special classes in literature and
music this winter in the new Black
Mountain college. Guests from Pine
hurst will include Rev. and Mrs. Mc-
Kelway.
Hostesaea for the past three
church teas at the Community
church teas at the Community
church have been Mrs. Luther Cobb,
Mrs. David Lyons, Mrs. H. E. Co.
nant, Mrs. A. M. Oglesby, Miss Fan
nie B. Gray, and Miss McDonald.
Mrs. Donald J. Ross is the guest
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
p\r.R vfCfvov CO.
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