Pupe SiK
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, December 8, 1939
Girl Scout Head Here
Comings and Goings in Vass
night, December 12. and the pubhc'
is invited to enjoy the dellghtfuj pro
gram of musical numbers and short
Misses Jessie and Eloise, Dr. and plays. A. small admission foe will be |l
Mrs. R. G. Ki)sser, Robert, John and charged.
Janet Rosser, attended the golden Miss Angie M’aric Gilliland enter-
wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. t:;ined a large group of friends at a
Tom Rosser at their home near Jones- T l anksgiving party honoring the
boro last week. members of the senior class of Vass-
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Craig and I-^kJview high school. Games and jt
were won by Miss Havoliue Corner,; baby visited relatives at Fiiquay and contests were enjoyed Glenn Criss-
Miss Eiiglish and Howard Gschwind. ; Sanford Friday. man was winner of a potato race, jj
Thf> hostess .served a .salad course, j ^j. and Mrs T C Gaddy and hostes.s served a plate lunch. •:
Those present included Misses Rosa, Miss Hattie Bell Gaddy of Sanford P
Lee English, Marie Tyson, Louise visited in the A. K Thomnsnn
Kiitertains for Niece
Mrs. Charles Gschwind entertain
’d several members of the younger
:et at a delightful party at her home
'riday evening honoring her niece,
Miss I'tosa Lee EngliEh. Games and
ontcsts were enjoyed and prizes
visited in the A. K. Thompson home
Callahan. BJthel Scarboro, Havoline sunda%
Comer, Irene Whitaker and Hazel ,
k... u n, j Mary Prank McMilan of
Crouse: Kdison Callahan, Ted and u , i.
„ , . Fayetteville vi.sited her people here
Henry Klingonschmidt, Marilyn Whit., , .
■ j during the week-end.
aker, Edv.’ard and Howat'd Gschwind,
IIILDKKMAX II.XS
LK.XD IN C’OI.LEGE I’LAV l\
and Wilbur Edwards.
Quarterly Conforenre
The Rev. W. V. McRae, district
superintendent of Fayetteville dis
trict, will preach in the Vasa Metho
dist Church Sunday evening, Decem
ber 10, and following the sei'vice
will conduct the first quarterly con
ference of the year for the Aberdeen-
\'ass charge. I
HKLEN Ol'HENLANDEK
■Giving yoimg people an opportun
ity to lea cm some of the serious
Ihiiigs of life in an atmosphere of
f»ui and congenial companionship is
•»ne of the most important functions
the Girl Scout organization today,
according to Miss He!en Oppenland-
tr of New York City. Misa Oppen.
lander^ who is a member of the Girl
Scout national staff^ arrived in Sou
thern Pines Sunday and will stay
will tomorrow.
“In these turbulent and uncertain
times, helping young people to learn
facts and to think for themselves,
*nd giving them definite standards
to guide them in their development
as citizens, has become a great re- ^ attended the football game
spon.sibility,” Miss Oppenlander said.
■*Our future citizens, w'ho are sub
ject to the most powerful instru-
vients of propaganda that the world
%as ever known, need many experi-
«ncc.s for this development. Some of
Mrs. T. F. Cameron spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. Bright
Andrews, noar Chapel Hill.
Miss Doi'is Smith of Hope Mills
visited Mi.ss Mariraret Bcttini
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Beal have an
nounced the nriival of twins, a girl
and a boy, at their homo in Vass on
^iuitl|rrn ^iiifs
^\irtl] (lijtrnliun
A School for Hoys and Cirls
KinJarfitrtcn through Eifilitli Grade
I
RjsidLmt Pupils (uid Duy Pupils
Ilifili Scholastic Shuidiufi
Music, Art, Ihuidicrufts, Sports.
December Sth.
Mr. and Mis. Ralph Crissman have backstage.
announcs'l the aiiival of a son, /\ttatt a cariTM OF^FM
Robert and John Rosser, students George Craig, at the Lee Ccunty Hos. Si-.ASON OPE. ED D . . .
at the University at Chapel Hill, pj^r,] November 22. Mrs, Criss-
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with ^aby have r?turned to their
their parents. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. ppg,. Vass.
Rosser. I Amateur night will be held at
Miss Jessie Brooks of Wilson was Vass-Lakeview school Tuesday
at home for the Thanksgiving holl-
days. Miss Eloise Brooks of Buie’s
Creek came for a week-end visit.
Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Borst spent
Thanksgiving Day in Raleigh and
Miss Catherine Hilderman of Sou- ♦?
them Pines a member of the Sopli- *t
X*
omore class at Woman’s College has jj
the leading role in the next Play- l|
I iker production at the college,
“Our Town.’ Miss Hilderman is one
of the out-standing acti esses with the |*
group this year, having played an
important role in the last play
■‘Girls In Uniform." She joined Play- ||
Likers If.st year, and has played sev- y
eral parts and has done technical J»
H Tor Cf'llt'se Preparatory and other courses for older girls
Ml). M'LMJtVr A. HAYES, Principal
3FR 1ST. POST YOUR LAND
NOW. WE HA VE THE POSTERS, ^
SPECI\L PRICES ON LARGE
QUANTITIES. THE PILOT,
.Xl’IM.N I ) M {S. C li lUC'li, S'l'. Hii.das
SmrHKKNi I’lM'j, OR TO Mks. Haves
tnese needs are an appreciation of
Vie democratic process, such as Girl
^Scouts gain in their troops, by shar.
tig experiences with others, and by
pliinnmg their projects so that each
member has an opportunity to make
her own contribiition T.nd to accept
Her own responsibility in a group
«qtivity.
"Other needs of young people to-
tfjiy are opportunities to meet with
«n(! understand people of different
fcackgrounds, race and outlook, and
ffie developments of skills and of in-
iter resources, to give them a staimch
philosophy and the courage of their
•wn convictions," Miss Oppenlander
fontinued.
“Our revised Girl Scout program I gp^nding this week with relatives in
with 10 fields of interests for girls 1 (jjpfiprisboro.
in thr-e age groups from seven toj jj,.g .j. pj Lorine
«ighteen offers just such oppcrtuni-, Royall, Jr.. of Lumberton were
lies. In taking advantage of these j j,,jpppj. CT-uosts of Mr, and Mrs. C. L,
raried activities. Girl Scout.‘ learnFriday evening.
tiy doing. Thiough the various »jum-| q p McMillan spent
Biunity service projects they develop, T^ianksgiving in Selma with Mrs.
MU understanding of other pcoplesj McMillan. From there Mrs.
*nd an appreciation of the -'^^fmdardSi went to Smithfield to visit
*nd responsibilities of active partic-1 mj-s, Seth Lassiter.
/[pation in community affairs. The Mj-g x. Cox and daughter,
wide ftioice of arts and crafts P^o-! Mae, visited Mrs. Robert
■jiecLs^ music appreciation, literature, 3ogrgs and her new babv daughter at
and th- variety of summer nnd win-' Friday.
Mrs. A, M. Cameron and A. Mac
Cameron visited in Buies Creek
in Chapel Hill. |
Mrs. J. D. Bundy and Mrs. Joe
Bundy of Raleigh were Thanksgiv
ing guests of Mr. and Mr.s. A. G.
Edwards, Sr. |
Harry Laubscher, who for the
past while has been stationed at
Folkton, spent from Thursday un
til Sunday with Mrs. Laubscher.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Corbett and'
daughter. Faye, attended Thanks-
giving seiTices at Culdee Thursday
and were accompanied home by
Perry Wayne and Oscar McKenzie,'
who remained i.:itil Saturday.
E. B. Keith and sons. Junior and
Billy, of Groen.sboro were guests of
A. L. Keith and family Thursday un-!
/ I
til Saturday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Caley Lawrence re
turned Monday from a week-end visit
with relatives in Hoke county.
Mrs. A. L. Keith and baby are
icr ou‘'-of-doors activities and ad
tfentures included in the Girl Scout
prr>g^,»in. offer many opportunities
for the development of life long in
terests,’’ Miss Oppenlander conclud-
*4
Sea.l Sale Drive Helps
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tyson visited
Mr. and Mis. W. A. Mcljeod of
White Hill Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. L, C, Wallace of
Carthage visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
' To Eliminate Disease 1*“ Tyson Sunday ^ ^
; j Mr and Mrs. H. C. Callahan. Mrs.
;ft w:is announced this week that Callahan and Miss I^uise
^r>«Tiditures in Southern Pines in Callahan attended the wedding of
Ae last year for its fight against! Miss Eva Callahan and J. W. Idol
tuberculosis far exceeded the amount j High Point on Wednesday of las
*«r money taken in from the 19381
SKa! Sale drive. The amount receiv-' Mrs. Garneth Falenstine
NEW "ROYAL CLIPPER
STYLING
NEW EXCLUSIVE
VACUUM-POWER SHIFT
"THE lONOEST OF THE LOT"
From front of grille to r«or of body (181 inches) Chevrolet
for 1940 U the longest of oil lowest-priced corsi
td was $447, while more than $1,000
♦aK sr“nt
■ and Miss Anna Laubscher of High
I Point visited Mr. and Mrs, Frank
' ;It is hoped by those in charge of Jeffreys Sunday.
ifijs year’s sale that their annual' The W. T. Richardson family re-
za.mpaign will more than wipe out the turned this week to their home at
deficit and raise sufficient money i Trinity after residing in Vass or
to . carry on the w'ork as they have j several months. Mr. Richardson was
fteen doing. I superintendent of the Morristown
Thank.s to the $9,50 00 contributed. Manufacturing Co. !
through the 1938 Pinehurst Sale and' Mr. and Mrs. W,\E, Gladstone vis-
<Urther private donations through | iled relatives at Greensboro from.
the year the County Committee has Wednesday until Sunday, |
Ueen able to handle all phases of tu-| Mrs. G. W. Brooks and daughters,
aerculo.sls w'ork in the Pinehurst dis
trict and help some of the needier;
PERFECTED
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
NEW SEALED BEAM
HEADLIGHTS '
SUPER-SILENT
VALVE-fN-HEAD ENGINE
NEW FULl-VISION
bodies by fisher
77if Special O** Luxe Sport Settan. SS02 ■
Everybody knows, it takes fine fea
tures to make fine cars! . . . And
Chevrolet for ’40 is the only car in
the low-price field that has all the
fine car features pictured at the left!
. . . Furthermore, this briUlantly
engineered Chevrolet is the lonf>est
of all lowest-priced cars—it's "The
Beauty Leader'^’—it has a degree of
driving and riding ease all its own—
and it definitely out-accelerates and
out-climbs all other cars in its price
range!. .. Small wonder, then, that
it is also out-selling all other new
cars for ’40... . Eye it, try it, buy it,
and you’ll be thoroughly convinced
that “Chevrolet’s FIRST Again!”
8S-H.P. VAIVE-IN-HEAD SIX
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Chevrolets are Shipped to Dealers-NOT DRIVEN OVERLAND! ^0
ANO UP, *at Flint, Michigfin.
Tronsportation bat^ on roU
rofes, ifote and loco/ foxes (if
any}, opfiono/ equipmtnf and
aceessoriet—^Mfra. Pricei tub-
/9ff fo chonge without AO’/ce.
Bumper guordi—exfro on vioi*
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ABERDEEN
MID-SOUXH IMOXORS, Itxc.
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•tascs throughout the County. j
This moans not only the care of j
tciua! cases but a thorough over-
jight of exposed people and a large}
•mount of prevention work.
One white man (who has a wife
Mtid child) threareneri with this trou-
•Fe was cared for and c.iiTied until |
fte could get a job. Many hqve been
nourishment, bedding and Pod
IVer oil and have been saved. A
«oIored minister has been cared for
ir the Sanatorium and work has
4e6n found for his wife tt enable her
49'S’ rjport the family of seven. These
“jre tj^pical cases.
Due to the vigilance of the Com-
m^ti o there ia now no case of the
-it!Sease within three miles of Pine-
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REG’LAR FELLERS
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