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THE PILOT, Southern Pinea and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, March 24, 1939.
Comings and Goings i^ Vass
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCaskill and I Pearl Smith of ^Greensboro spent Harril Luuds IMoore Coun-
son of the EXireka community visited
Mrs. McCaskill’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Allen, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. VVhitesell and
tittle daughter, Carol, of Burlington,
Luther B>rJ and “Snookie” VVomble
of Sanford were dii'.ner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Byrd Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Abernathy,
kir. and Mia. Brownie Cooper and
(hildrcn and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coop
er spent Sunday with relatives at
Spring Hope in Nash county. Mrs.
Abernathy remained for a visit of
several days.
Mrs. \V. E. Womack and daught
er, Ruth were Raleigh visitors Sun-
day.
IvErs. Arthur Causey and little
Peggy Causey spent Tharsday in
Pittsboro with the formers sister,
Mrs. Bryce Poe.
Miss Doris Byrd spent Sunday in
Hamlet with Mr. and Mrs. Winfrey
Parker.
Bernice Graham of Chester, S. C.,
waa here for a week-end visit with
'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bailey of
•Southern Pines and J. B. Cameion
■*nd daughter, Etta Mac, of Manley
■visited Mrs. W. J. Cameron Sunday
aftei-noon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith and
Margaret Bettini spent Sunday in
5anford with Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Carter.
Simday with his wife at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ■
Frye. Mrs. Frye has been vititing here j
lor two weeks. ^ 1
Mrs. B. F. Rosser and Miss Fan- j
nie Rosser of Carthage visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tod Rosser Sunday after
noon.
Franklin Matthews was at home
from Campbell College, Buie’s Creek,
loi- a week-end visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Bertie L. Matthews.
MiiS Anna Laubscher, Mr. and
Mrs. Garneth Fallenstine; Mr. Fal-
ienstein's mother and two of his
aunts, all of High Point, enjoyetl a
sight-seeing trip through the Sand
hills resort section Sunday and call
ed on Mr and Mrs. Frank Jeffreys.
Edward Gschwind, John Alex
r.mith. Curtis Bettini, Needham Ste
vens and Johnnie McKay visited
Preston Matthews at Phieffer Col
lege, Misenheimer, Sunday.
Mrs. W'. B. Graham, Miss Kath
erine Graham and Bernice Graham
spent Saturday in Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crowson and
daughter. Charlotte, of Raeford, Miss
Bertie Crawford and W'ilfred Dowdy
of Sanford were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frye.
An unusually large congregation
was present for the morning service
at the Methodist church last Sun
day. a special feature of which was
music by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. John
son of Raleigh, a blind couple. Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Brovv-nie Davis vis- and Mrs. Johnson
the pastor, the Rev. S. J. Starnes, for
a w’eek-end visit.
Dr. Guy C. Funderburk will fill
. ited Miss Gladys Cox at Liberty
Sunday. Mi.sa Cox returned to Vass
with them for a visit of a couple of
.^ours with her parents, Mr. and
iMrs. W. T. Cox
\ Several members of the local Wood-
•men of the World camp attended a
• district meeting at Candor on Thurs-
^Jay night of lait week. Those from
town included Paul Gschw’ind, Char-
' '^es Gschwind and Bud Dawson.
• Mrs. W. H. Frye, Miss Frances
-Frye, Mrs. Duncan Boggs, L. F.
Frye and Louis Frye attended the
funeral for Mrs. Alice Kidd near
‘Highfalls Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Kidd was Mi a J. F. Frye’s sistei'.
his regular monthly appointment at
the Vass Baptist church at 11:00
o’clock this Sunday morning, and at
7:30 this evening the Rev. W. V. Mc
Rae. presiding elder of the Fayette
ville district, will preach in the
Methodist church and conduct quar
terly conference following the service.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend services at both churches.
Andrew A. McFadyen, who has been
critically ill of pneumonia in the
Lee County Hospital, is making sat
isfactory progress toward recovery.
He has been given two blood trans-
ty at Meeting at
Carthage
“There is no better place in life
for the young men and women of
Moore County than Moore County it-
i«lf.” said L. R. Harril, State 4-H
Club Leader, to the Moore County
Service Club at the club’s annual
banquet meeting iield last Thursday
. vening in the Court House at Car
thage. Mr. Harril emphasized the
leccEsity of a program that includ
ed the county as well as individual
intf rests. Two outstanding projects
wore recreation and beautification
that the members could carry into
Lheir communities.
Jlr.s. Esther G. Willis, district
agent, commended the members on
their work and urged them to roach
out into every section of the county.
Both Mr. Harril and Mrs. Willis
stressed the importance of econom
ic independence. This could only be
done by wise planning and careful
observance of the plans regardless of
the size of income.
Following the dinner, singing and
games w'ere directed by Mr. Harril.
Edward Comer, president, presided.
Thirty members were present.
SANDHILLS HORSE SHOW
Successor to
Pinehurst Horse Show
BENEFIT
Moore County Hospital
>IAKKI.\(iK LICENSES ISSl’Ki)
Marriage licenses have been issued
from the office of the Register of
Deeds of Moore county to the follow
ing: Seymour Wheeler and Rachel
Warner Eddy, both of Chicago, 111.;
Otis Austin Bryant of Jackson
Springs and Anna Belle Kennedy of
Aberdeen R. F. D.; Harold B. John
son of Concord Route 2 and Annie
Redman of Kannapolis,
KECOKDEK’S rOl RT
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
March 28th and 29th, 1939
Forenoon an 1 Afternoon
FIFTY TWO CLASSES |
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• Saddle Horses, Polo Ponies, Hunters, Jumpers, Harness Horses 1!
Parking Space and Boxes may be secured from the Secretary,
Chas. W, Picquet, Pinehurst.
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charged with assaulting Clarence
McNeill and Rose with knocking Ira
Tabor down 'with a pistol.
John W'illie McRae, colored, v/as
held for Superior court without priv
ilege of bond on a rape charge.
Lahorn Hasty, colored, of Raeford,
Miss Lois Buchanan of Star vas j fusions. Mrs. McFadyen has been j f^und guilty of drunken, careless and
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. D. spending the greater part of the Lime j j-e£.jti0gg driving, was given two
months on the roads, to be suspend-
McLauchlin, last week-end.
, Julian Smith and Herbert Camer-
at his bedside since he entered the
hospital nearly tw'o weeks ago.
■■an returned to Raleigh Sunday to j George Stutts, aged Vass resident,
t«sume their studies at State College ig suffering from pneumonia at his
after spending the spring holidays
■with their parents on route 2.
Miss Myrtle McMillan visited ilr.
and Mrs. J. W. Smith Sunday aftor-
Jioqn at their home in Hoke coai;ty
Mrs. Catharine Shaw of Sar.ford
spent Sunday night and Monda/
with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Cam
eron. '
After spending several days with
lier brother, R. P. Beasley, Miss
Mary Beasley returned Friday to
lier home in Apex.
' Misses Jessie Brooks of Wilson
home, but his condition seems some
what improved. His many friends are
hoping that he may recovery speed
ily.
Mrs. W. D. Matthews, Miss Sara
Edith Matthews and Joreph Matthews
of Southern Pines visited relatives in
towni Tuesday night.
( HARLIE MONUOK U ILL BE
AT E '.OI-E SPKIXGS 2'.)
Char’ie Monroe and his Radio
Fhow will appeal' in the Eagle
tnd Eloise Brooks of Buie’s Cieek I TpriT^s School Wednesday evening,
■ attended the races Saturday and ■ Mar-h 29th, at 8:00 o’clock rponsoi-
ed upon payment of a fine of $50
and the costs and his license was re
voked for a year. W’iley Wall, color
ed, drew a similar sentence for
drunken driving.
Arthur White, colored, was charg
ed with breaking and entering the
store of Claude Doss and stealing
canned goods, but his case was re
manded to the juvenile court w’hen it
was learned that he was under six
teen years of age.
Preston Chavis, colored, after be
ing ordered to serve three months or
nay the costs, and $10 per month to
Elizabeth McKinney for the support
of his illegitimate child, appealed to
the Superior court. Bond was fixed
at $200.
i| Boxes (8 chairs) 2 days, including* admission
Family Parking' Space, 2 days, including admission
$25.00
$20.00
2 da:' Parking Space (admission extra) — $ 5.00
1 day Parking Space (admission extra) $ 3.00
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lipent Saturday night with theii' mo- ed by the school for the b:t!efit of
iher, Mrs. G. W. Brooks. | the library.
Linwood Keith of Louisburg Col- i Wif’ C’rar’ie are Ri’l f'a’^oo'^ Zek"
‘.lege is spending the spring holidavs Morri.«. “Fidr’lin’' Talc rol-' an' J 11-’
; it home. - ,Bert Stevens, who aro her i d daily
Ray Griffin returned to Norfolk, over W. P. T. for R deigh.
:Va., Monday after a visit with liis -
'mother, Mrs. G. W. Griffin. ADVERTISE IN THE PILOT FOR r't-.ry Hours for the young folks
LIBRARV STOKY HOl’R
The Southern Pines Library will be
closed to adults after 4:00 o’clock
j cn Monday and Tuesday of next week
(March 27th and 28th) because of
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