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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen. North Carolina
Friday, May 3, 1940.
MAKKIAUK LUKN'SKS
A marriage llctnsc has beoii is.suotl
friaii the office of the Register of
Dceiis of Moore county to Chester
Pannuk and Louise Lewis, both of
Pinehurst.
Chadbourn’s 14th
Annual Strawberry
Festival
Presents
Bob Chester and His Orches
tra (nation’s newest sensa
tion).
Morton Downey, The Irish
Minstrel (star of stage,
vscreen and radio).
Edythe Wright (famous
Songstress)
Weihiesday, May 8
Dancing 10:00 til 2:00
Gen. Admission .'itl.OO
per person.
Gent Dancers SI.00 e.xtra
Pinehurst Paragraphs
Miss Louise Sloan of Stato.sville ^ B. M. McKelway of Wa.shington, D.
was the guest last week-end of her C., who addressed the Rotarians
tister. Mis.s Evelyn .Sloan at the Wednesday at their annual meeting
Teachers’ Club. This week-end Miss at the Carolina was the guest of hi.s
Sloan is having Miss Frances Cress brother, the Rev. A. J. McKelway
and Miss Miriam Wilson of Cherry-|and family at the Manse. Mrs. Mc-
ville as guests. ; Kelway accompanied Mr. McKelway
Mrs. Robert Barrett had he»’ moth-, here,
er, Mrs. W. B. Gillam of Harrellsville Thursday evening Mrs. F. S. Du-
and aunt, Mi.ss Catherine Frederick Pont and Mrs. Ralph Sutton were
of Washington as guests Sunday. ; joint hostesses at a surprise birth-
Mrs. John F. Taylor and Mrs. I. day dinner honoring Mr. Sutton.
C. Sledge entertained with a delight-: Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tay-
ful dinner party Wednesday evening lor, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cheney, Mr.
at the Taylor home in honor of the and Mrs. A. P. Thompson, Mr. and
Pinehurst School faculty. iMrs. Frederick F. Hale, Mr. and Mrs.'
Master Pat Herndon and Baby C. R. Swaringen Mr. pnd Mrs. W. I. J
Margaret McKelway. who were pa- Barbour^ Mr. and Mrs. David Coffey, j
lients at Duke Hospital, Durham last,.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harbipon, Mr. and|
week have returned to their homes. Mrs. C. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.;
School f’oininifteeinen superintendent to apply period vory much in evidence, will
•»T I A • i ! State Board of Education for; jje worn by the guests who will gath.
Named hor Districts „ L crowding „r ih.
the state.
ly dances of that dignified era for
the amusement of the Queen and her
court. Old time darkies of the plan
tation will al.so come up and dance
their own dances before the Queen.
Board of Education held in the of-'
County ({oard of Education To township provided a sufficient num-
Ask State for School for
Hensaleni
ber of pupils is found there to jus- ^
tify this action.
At a recent meeting of the County
.«.\Y l),\V r.\(iK.\NT AT
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fice of the County Superintendent
with Superintendent H. Lee Thomas, | In "Old Carolina Plantation," the
Chairman J. W. Graham of Aber-1 theme of the May Day pageant at
deen, W. E. Kelly of Carthage. Dr. I Macdonald College, which will
,J. F. Davis of Hemp and J. F. Tay-1 P>-<'s^nted on the front lawn Tues-
lor of Pinehurst in attendance I ««'>'noon. May 7, at 5:00 o’clock,
Fchool committeemen for various dis-V*’!
tncts were appointed. | P°*-‘^ayed as faithfully as
For Hemp. Dr. W. N. McDuffie: Costumes of the .sixtie.s,
was reappointed for a ,3-yenr term I enormous hoop skirts of that
An outstanding feature of the pa
geant, which will be a re-creation of
the old days .so dear to the memories
of Southern people, will be the Steph-
en Foster music, played in honor of
this 100th anniversary of the birth
of that beloved southern composer,
Mrs. Myron Adams entered Rex
Hospital in Raleigh on Thursday
where she will undergo treatment.
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With This Amazing New
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See the NEW
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Pat is still confined to his bed; Mar
garet is able to be out.
Mrs. W. K. Rand of Durham spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Black.
Mr. and Mr.s. Harold J. Callaway
and daughter Sylvia have gone to
their home in Skytop, Pa., for the
summer. Miss Anne Jane Vick ac
companied them.
Christopher Callaway left last
week for Charlotte where he will
.'spend the summer with his son, Clar
ence Callaway.
Mrs. Shelby Cullom and Mrs. Dav
id Coffey were joint hostesses at
tridge at the Cullom, cottage Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Novy of Chicago and
Baltimore is visiting Mrs. A. J. Clow.
She will remain until June, when they
will drive north via Niagara Falls to
Mr.«!. Clow's summer lodge, Pinehurst,
on Hamlin Lake, Ludington, Mich.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Community Church vi-ill hold a food
.■^ale tomorrow, Saturday in the old
Postal Telegraph office.
Miss Julia Weatherington of the
State Department of Institutional
Service of the Stpte Department of
Education was at the Pinehurst
school last week making a thorough
check into the methods, technique,
and instnictional matprial of the el-
Lloyd Tate, Mr. and Mrs, Purvis Fer- i
ree. Mr. and Mrs. Karl .lohn.son, Mrs.
Annie Muleahy, Mrs. Lyle Whitcomb,!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank diCello, Mr. and!
Mrs. Paul Garrison, Mr. and Mi s. ■
James Black, Lairy Ro.se, Mrs. Eliz- j
abeth Weadon. Also Mr. and Mrs. C. \
H. Jones and Mr. and Mrs, C. H. |
Porter of Sanfoixl, |
Mrs. Colin McKenzie, Mrs, C. W^
Thomas and Mr.s. L. M. Tate and |
families were hosts to a large num.
ber of friends Monday evening at the
Sally Log Cabin. After a deliciou.s
-supper, games, stunts and dancing'
were enjoyed. Guests were A. B. !
Sally, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gouger, |
Mr. and Mrs. Casper McDonald, Mr. ■
and Mrs. T. P. Cheney, Mr. and Mrs.
George Veno, Mr. and Mrs. H. ^Co-■
nant, Mr. and Mrs. H. W'. Sutton, I
Jlr. and Mrs. C. E. .'Swaringen, Mr. j
and Mrs. Frank DuPont, Mr. and!
Mrs. J. F. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J.;
I The Woman's Auxiliary of the W. Harbison, Mi.s.se.s Evelyn Sloan, I
Lillian Moore Lena Marstcllar. Gor. I
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don Cameron, M. P. W’ilson and Sid-1
ney Taylor. Al.so Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ,
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Louis j
Scheipers of Southern Pines. I
Mrs. Harry Hogg entertained Sat-'
urday evening at dinner and Keno at
the Carolina Hotel for the parents and i
members of the wedding pa^'ty of the |
Burlingame.Johnson wedding party.'
tmentar>' school for th** purpose of Quests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot
classification and rating of the Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wescott Bur-
school. j lingame, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llrich and | gwoope, Mrs. Davis Baker. Mi.ss Bet-
Mrs. Elizabeth Sabo and son Billyj.«y Jean Johnson, Miss Hor'^nce
and E. M. Ritter was appointed for
three years, succeeding E. A. Dun
lap. D. D. McCrimmon was appointed,
to fill out the unexpired term of G. j
C. Boone, resigned.
For Farm Life. Walter MrCaskill
and J. R. Guin were reappointed for
three years.
Holt McKenzie, Pinehurst, was ap
pointed for three years.
For West End ,JeJ.s.se W. Page and
J. P. Richardson were appointed for
three .vears.
For High Falls, W’. E. Woody and
George Purvis were reappointed for
three years.
On account of the ab.sence of L.
B. McKeithen of Cameron, appoint-
rrtent of committeemen for Camer
on and Va.ss-Lakeview was postponed.
The Board authorized and directed
Open all Suimmer
A. MONTESANTI
takes pleasure in announcing" that
MONTESANTI SPACHEni CAMP
will remain open throughout the summer for informal
parties for residents of the Sandhills and will be under
the management of Chef Robert.
it
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have returned to thtir home in Pitts
burgh.
Howard Kalbfus and William Brogden.
lingame, Lawrence McNeill Johnson,
Mrs. Helen Barns Von Srhrenck ^ Howard Kallfus and William Brogde:..
left on a clipper .=hip of the Pan j mi’. and Mrs. Burlingame and Mrs.
American line for Europe where she Baker were luncheon guests Saturday
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will visit Lisbon, Spain and Italy,
making purchases for her gift shop.^.
Mrs. Thomas H. Hogsett, Mrs, H.
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appleton
Warren .
Mr. and Mrs. L. M, Tate and sons.
K, Williams. Mrs. Donald J. Ross, Billy and "Junebug’ ’and Mr. and
: Mrs. Richard B. Pippett and Mrs. m^s. Louis Scheipers attended the j
I Leonard Tufts motored, to Myrtle hor.se show at Rocky Mount Wednes-1
' Be.ich and Brookgreen Gardens. S. day and Thursday.
C., last ednesday. | \ir.s. Ellen Morrow entertained at'
Mrs. W. B. Merrill, former Pine- luncheon and bridge at the Berkshire'
I hurst resident, who has been spending, Monday for Jtrs. F. L. DuPont, Mrs.
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the winter at the Berkshire, returned
, tn her home in Newton Centre, Mass..
the first of the week,
i Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Hale
left Tuesday morning for their home
in W'atertown, Masts. On their way
home they will stop in Chapel Hill
and Durham and will spend several
clays with Mrs. Hale's nephew, Fred
erick Nichols at Columbia University,
New York City.
Mrs. Hale entertained at luncheon
and bridge Monday at the Pine Nee
dles. Her gue.sts on this occasion
were MY's. A. P. Thompson, Mrs.
Roy Harrington and Mrs. Byron U.
Richardson.
A. F. Bowen of Raleigh was the
week-end guest of his daughter, Mrs.
F. Shelby Cullom and family at their
residence, “Step-In-Stones." Also
guests were Mrs. Phyllis Riley and
child! en. Phyllis and Billy of Raleigh.
Mrs. T. G. Ragsdale, Mrs. Frank
Bost and Mrs. Ethel Journey were
hostesses Thursday at the weekly tea
at the Community church.
Ted Scofield has returned from
New York and is recuperating at his
home. About a month ago he under
went a .spinal operation.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jamison
have clo.sed their cottage and return
ed to their home in Greens’ourg, Pa
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Electric Co.
O’Callaghsn Building
E. Coanecticut Avenue
S. A. Hennessee and Mrs. Cox of
Southern Pines.
Mrs. J. F. Taylor entertained at a
birthday dinner Friday evening In
celebration of Mr. Taylor's birthday.
Covers were laid for eleven and fol-
lowing dinner the Taylors took their
guests to the dance, sponsored by the
Parent-Teacher A.ssociation, in the
school gymnasium.
Tonight, Friday, the operetta.
“Sunny of Sunnyside,” will be g^ven
in the Pinehurst school auditorium
with ,')0 children taking part. The cur
tain will rise at 8:00 o’clock.
•MISS (ONST.\NC'E HERITAGE
WEDS IX JACKSONVILLE, X. C.
Miss Constance Amar Heritage of ^
Jacksonville became the bride of An- .
drew Haven Eddy of Providence, R. ;
I., Thursday, April 2o, in a cere- |
mony performed in the Jacksonville i
Methodist church. The Rev. Ivy T. j
Poole, the pastor, officiated. i
Mrs. Eddy was a n'.iember of the
.‘taff of Moore County Hospital for
several years as .Tiedical technolo
gist and X-ray technician. Mr. and
Mrs Eddy will reside in Providence, j
R. I., where Mr. Eddy is an air con- |
ditionmg engineer. i
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have refreshment at home.
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easy to carry. Pure, whole
some, delicious, —Coca-Cola
belongs in your refrigerator.
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