Friday^ April 19, 1940.
THE IMLOT, Southern I’incs and Aberdeen, North Carolina
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THE PASSING
YEARS
BV C’IIAKl.ES MACAl’LEV
Third Week in April
lii>3»
Marcel Folley, oldest citizens of
county, dies.
County nets $527 from fines for
slot machines.
Frank W, Webster I'e - elected
school superintendent.
19.S5
Spiing- Blossom Festival ^ voted a
great succcss.
"\fr.s. Richard Tarlton entertains
at her home on Ashe street honoring
Miss Emily Richard-wn."
1930
BfKly of Waller Hines Pago mov
ed to oak.topped hill of Old Bethes-
tia.
Mi.ss F.v.Myn Loifort. Guests included
Mis sKvolyn Lcifoit. Ouest.'s incUiUeil
tile Missos Dorothy Stiitz, Dorothy
Case anil Doris Kddy.”
19'i5
New Kn^land Picnic. Famnu.s an-
■ nual cvi'ut will be held at Manly
Springs May 1st.
J ;dge Reserves Decision in Uat-
tapas-Lindsey Case.
I'J'il
Nearly JIOO.OOO B'ire. A InrRC por
tion of main business section of
So\ithcrn Pinos burned to the ground.
Perkins '.uitel, Tarbell block ard L(i-
cey block wiped out.
Dr. William P. Swett dies of heart
lailure while warning guests of The
Southland of their danger.
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A bridge party for the benefit of
the Pinebluff Library will be ht?ld at
the studio of Mrs. H. A. Me.
Neill in Pinctjluff on Monday
22, at 2:30 p. ni. Tea will be served
in the garden. Tickets for the bridge
are 50 cents and for the tea 25 cents.
Reservations may be made by calling
Ml'S. Charles U Warner,
Plans are being completed for the
Better Homes Week in Pinebluff,
The Home Demonstration Club is
sponsoring a Clean-Up Week. On
Sunday. April 28, a Convnunity ser
vice will be held in the Methodist
church at 7:30 p. m. On Tuesday af-
ttrnoon and evening there will be a
Hobby Show in the clubhouse. Wed
nesday will be Firemens Day. A
Flower .«how will be held at the
clubhouse on ThiU'sday afternoon and
evening, and the weeks program will
end with a Pet Parade on Saturday-
morning,
■ Raleigh, Mias Lois McLeod of Aber.'
c'een ami Mr. and Mrs. Theron AIc-
Leod of Greensboro visited their par.
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. MtLef>d
Sunday.
(Jilbert Clarke, who has been with
the Fruit Inspection service in Tex-
' as, is on a vacation with his parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Clark. He will
j go to the eastern pait of the state
from here for the early berries,
j Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ro.ss of
i Raleigh and Mrs. Ro.ss's mother, Mrs,
j W. R. Galey of Graham, spent Sun-,
1 day here.
EVEI.YN EDSON
Notary i*ublic
Telephone Oflice N. H. Ave
Dr. Thomas E. Walker
CHIKOI’RACTOR
Southern Fines Telephone 6782
n AI/I KU Ull.L 111,11)
I The will of Beverly L. Walti r ha.i'
been filed for probate in flie offire of
I (he Clt'i k of Court of Moore county,
Ml'S. Walters is nanv'd as the bene-
ficiary.
I'JK
Chief of Police John T. Dillehay
pas.ses away suddenly after a brief
illness.
.\t tilt regidar meeting of tl'<‘
Civic Club one of the important ac
tions taken was to eiect a bubble
fountain and drinking trough on
Pennsylvania avenue, below Broad
street.
1!)I0
' “Kelly Cops The Cup. Tom Kelly
is the fir:^t ti> have his name inscrib.
eii on the President’s Cup. Di-. K. W.
Bush loses by 1 up in 10 holes.”
“The genial News Depot man cel
ebrates his birthday, in the midst of
a congenial company of his best
friends.”
The Rev. F. M. Gardner, of Bos
ton, accepts invitation to pulpit o£
the Southern Pines Baptist Church,
1005
"North Carolina Sand. D. A. Pease
has a collection of 500 colors. Four
hundred and fifty color's gathered
within one mile of Southern Pines.
“John Powell had ripe strawber
ries on the 17th. Willis Young says
this doesn't beat la.^l year's record
made by E. M. Hayes who hail ber
ries at least ten days earlier.”
i!»m)
“Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stevick ot
Mendina, Ohio, are at the Blue cot
tage, and intend to make a protracted
stay at Southern Pines."
"L. T. Sutherland, wife nnd son
have gone to their northern home af
ter spending the winter at Southern
Pines.” ’
1895
"The Central House. One of the
most homelike houses in the South.
A cuisine that pleases every guest.
Adv.
Virginia Thomas
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E. V. PERKINSON
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To serve those who call upon oa
to the best ot our Ability ud
nith tho'tf^htful telmeM !■ the
bMis upon which our organlzstlMi
ia foraMd.
H. O. MoELAOT
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I JA( KSON SI»RINGS
The Kov, and Mrs. W, H. Brown
I visited their duughte , Mr.=(. F.ifort
IThonia.'i, and their new grand.son at'
Pt. Pi-ters Hospital. Charlotte on'
Wednesday. |
Mr. and .Mrs. N. A. Graham of
Canveron visited Misses .Vgnes and
Blanche Graham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baliinger of
F.enncttsville, S. C., called on friend.s ,
here Sunday afternoon. They moved
away three years ago. having occu.
pied the Whitley building. '
Mi.ss Blanche Brooks returned to
Mr.9. Markham's Sunday after a
week's visit with her sister, Mrs.;
Vallie Cox in Bennettsville^ S. C. j
Sam McDuffie spent the week-end
at home, from Tarboro where he hold.'i
a position with the ABC board. i
Martin Leon Blue is at home from
*he Moore County Hospital where he ^
had his appendix removed two week:;
ago.
Mr. and Mi's. Alton McLeod of I
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