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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, April 5, 1940.
TO SHOW t'ATHKDK.VLS OF (U.O
KNCiLAM) SINDVV MtiHT
The Week in Aberdeen
“The Cathedrals of Old England” and Mrs. Charles T. Creel spending their spring holiday here
will be the sacred lecture title when and daughter Dt)lie spent Sunday in with their parents, Mr .and Mrs. R.
John Everington, lecturer-artist of Biscoe, visiting Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. c. Zimmerman.
“The Everington Travel Hour"’ Creel.
comes to the Chuhch of Wide Fellow. Mr.«. Frank Shamburger entertain,
ship next Sunday evening at 8:00 p. ed on Monday afternoon at the home
m. Mr. F.verington will bring a de- of Mrs. J. R. Page for her house
Miss Frances Pleasants spent the
week-end with friends in Greensboro.
James Little is moving this week
light/ful hour among the beautiful guests. .Mrs. J. \V. Dickie, formerly John .McCrimmon house on
Bethesda Road,
and historic shrines of England in a Soiithein Pines. The house was
Vicarious pilgrimage to the earliest beautifully decorated with Spring F'neniis of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis
known worshipping places and altars flowers. .Mrs. G. C. Seymour met the 'eKret to learn
guests at the door. Mrs. June Page
ship began.
Beautifully colored pictures will where .Mrs. Talbot Johnson and Mrs.
carry one to the ancient churches Keid Page poured tea and coffee,
anti cathedrals which have been the Goodbyes were said to Mrs. P. J.
pride of England for centuries .ilUis-; Chester.
trating the Christian faith and de-, Mrs. Stewart Weaver was host-
votion of our Fathers as that faith to the Home and Garden Club on tended the Missionary Conference at
was expressed in these poems of Tuesday. The piogram was given by Henderson Tuesday
of the serious illness of Mr. Ellis,
! directed them to the dining room. ^^e High Point Hos
pital ' ‘ .... . --
Ellis
deen.
Mrs. Thomas B. Wilder. Mrs. .S. A.
Maxwell and Mrs. A. L Biirney at-
March Weather
.Average Temperature For
.Mon<h 7-5 Deirree.s Ik'low
Normal—19 Davs Clear
for treatment. Mr. and Mrs.
are former residents of Aber-
stone. Your own faith and life will be
greatly enriched and your love of the
beautiful will be deepened by these
pictures and their story.
SUPERIOR VALUE!
,Th«New
ttptpgiRl'
ELECTRIC RANGE
Jteat
Mrs, George Martin who read an in- j C. E. Pleasants is confined to his
teresting paper on "Coffee” and Mrs. j home by illness,
G. C. Seym.our who read an article Francis Harris^ student at Wake
on "Indiafl Trail Markers.' Forest College, spent the Spring hol-
ThP Woman's Club met in the ijgy with his family here.
Methodist Sunday School room Wed- finest L. Barber, pastor
nesday afternoon. The guest speaker Bethesda Presbyterian Church in
was Mrs. Cameron of Raeford. Mem. Aberdeen and Brown.son Memorail
bers of the Home and Garden Club Southern Pines, i.«! preach-
were special guests of the club
Mr, and Mrs. Charles T Creel and
daughter Dolie motored to Fayette
ville on Saturday to visit their dau.
ghter Leitha who is a student le.ARXS .\BOl’T
ing on Sunday at Central Church in
Athens, Ga.. by invitation of the
congregation.
For
Uttle .\.s
$1.29
Per U'e<^k
The beautifuj nutv Ar.-ISTOCRAT MODEL
Simons Electric Co.
O'Callaghan Bldg.
East Connecticut Axe.
at Pittman Hospital
Mi.sses Theresa and R berta Zim
merman from Woman's College are
At Civic Club, Friday
Today
beautiful colored pictures of an
Airplane Ride from Amsterdam to
London. Showing Holland and
Belgium from the air, a Sunset
above the Clouds over the North
Sea.
Lecturer: John Everington
.\t 8:00 o’clock .\dmission 35c
l’>EMPLOYMENT FI NDS
Members of the Sandhills Kiwanis
Club learned about Unemployment
Compensation from the State r'.irector,
E. W. Price, on Wednesday at their
weekly meeting in the Southern Pines
Country Club. In fact Mr. Price went
fully into the subject of Social Se
curity and all its branches, of which
unemployment insurance is but one.
He told of what had been accom-
pli.shed in North Carolina in the
past three years: $33,000,000 has been
taken in to the unemployment fund.
$13,000,000 paid out. leaving a $20,-
000,000 fund against the future.
March of 1939 surprised the Sand
hills with an average temperature
5,4 degrees above normal. For anoth
er surprise, March of 1940 record
ed an average temperature of 7.5 de
grees below normal.
Nineteen days of the month were
all clear, eight days cloudy, five days
with rain, and one day with snow.
The total rainfall for the month was
2.21 inches, ,65 inches less than nor
mal. The deficiency for the month
is now 2.40 inches .
Ten days of the month registered
<0 or above, the highest 78 degrees
on the 18th. The lowest temperature
for the month was 18 degrees record,
ed oix the 25th and 26th. Spring came
in at noon on the 20th, a flear day,
maximum temperature 73. minimum
41.
Easter Sunday, the 24th, with a
low temperature of 25 degrees gave
the Sandhills a snowfall of four in
ches, the first Easter Sunday snow,
fall in the memory of the oldest in
habitant. The records do show ten
inches of snow the day before Easter
Sunday^ April 4th. 1915.
Long time Max .Min. Aver,
••ver. . 65,6 41,7 53,6
J939 71 42 66.1
1940 62 30 46.1
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WELL KNOW.V KESIDE.NTS
OF SOI THEKN IMXES >\EI)
Dr. J. I. Neal
VETERINARIAN
Southern Pines, N, C,
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Pork Chops
BROOMS
Rinse Powders
Electric Cut
45c Value
...25c
.\ny Thickness
Special, lb.—15c
35c Value
25c Value
15c
10c
Large Size—18c
Parky Krafts Oleo, lb. 15c
Bacon, .Morrells Palace, lb- 19c
Toms, all Pork (Home Made) Sausage,
2 Ib- , 25c
Armour Clover Bloom Butter, lb- 33c
Fowls, (Home-Killed) lb 21c
Stew Beef (Good Grade) lb- 10c
Armours’ Cooked Brains, 12 oz- can ..,.13c
Crosse and Blackwell Orange Mar-
melade 15c
Crosse and Blackwell Prune, Date Nut
and Chocolate Nut Bread 10c
Ralston (Breakfa.st Food) 21c
Beech-Nut Catsup, 14 oz- Large size.
2 for 25c
Quaker Puffed Rice, 3 for 25c
Libbs No- 2 can Green Jumbo peas ,,10c
French .\mmonia, 10 oz- size 5c
Toilet Tissue, 2 for 5c
Fredi Fiah
Beech-nut
National Bis<iuit
CROAKERS
Coffee
Shredded Wheat
Lb.—5c
Lb.—21c
3 Pkts.—25c
SALT PORK
Fat Backs, 4 lbs. 25c
Rib Side Meat, 3 lbs 25c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs 17c
Table Meal, 10 lb. Bag: 18c
Exta Good FLOUR
24 lb. Bag 75c
Heinz’s Soup
16 oz. Large Size 9c
Small Size, 4 for 25c
Heinz Baby Food 5c
Heinz Baked Beans
11-oz. size 5c
No. 1 Potatoes
10 lb. Bag 25c
Marriages have been the order of
the day in Southern Pines, with
thiee announcements this week.
On Easter Sunday Miss Jew'ell
Preddy of Franklinton became the
bride of William Hobbs of Southern
Pines at the bride's home in Frank
linton. The young couple are mak
ing their home here at the residence
of F. H. Harwell in Piney Woods.
Mis.s Patricia Robbins of Erie, Pa.,
and Herbert Williams, proprietor of
Herb's Grill. SoutherTi Pines, were
married by a justice of the peace in
Elkton, Md., last Sunday, Mrs. Wil.
liams w-as on the program at the
Dunes Club as a dancer for several
weeks and is now filling an engage
ment in Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mumford of
Southern Pines announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Eleanor Har-
loe, to .James Sidney Moore, Jr. on
Monday of thi.s week. |
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Lewis Haynes of Southern Pines
School goe.^ to Winston-Salem to-
morrow to compete against other
boys from the state in a spelling bee
ponsored by the Winston-Salem
Journal and Sentinel ,and should he
outspell the others, he'll move on
to Washington to try his luck in the
national finals against winners from
other states.
The contest is for pupils in grades
four though eight. In the contest
here the grade winners were; Fourth
grade, Billy Milam; Fifth, Bobby
Gore; Fifth and Sixth, Clyde Holt;
Sixth, Ruby Whittington; Seventh,
Louis Hodgkins; Eighth, Lewis
Haynes. Haynes won the spell-off.
A. B. C.A.MERON SERIOfJSl.'k^
ILL IN COUNl'Y HOSI’iT.\L
A. B. Cameron of Carthage^ for.
merly for many years Superintend
ent of Schools in Moore county, has
been critically ill since Thursday of
last week. He has been in the Moare
County Hospital since Monday. Mr.
Cameron is reported to have suffered
rttacks of angina pectoris.
Virginia Thomas
NOTARY PrBUC
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