Pago Eight
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, May 24, 1940.
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Mrs. Piirvis Ferree of Pinehurst
»nd Mrs. Entice Mills attended the
funeral of their grandfather, J. S.
Atkinson in Elkin Thursday.
Mrs. Sadie P'iddner of Danbury,
Conn., and daughter, Mrs. Aubrey
Arnett of Norwalk, Conn., spent the
j««st week at the home of Mr. and
Mr.s'. John Fiddner.
Misk iially Allison returned to Bal
timore. Md., Monday after spending
two weeks vacation with her mother,
■Mrs- fTazel Allison.
Ml. and Mrs. Belton Fletcher and
'*iugfiter Gloria spent Sunday after,
noon in Asheboro visiting Mr. Fletch
ers brother and family.
Mrs. Robert Tyser and small dau
ghter returned home Saturday after
i|)t>nding several weeks with her fam
ily in A.sheboro.
Miss Virginia Little left Monday
for Long Beach, N. Y., where she will
spend the summer.
Joe Townsend returned to his home
funday after spending several weeks
■*n the Moore County Ho.cpital receiv
ing treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. TrolHnger of
Laurinburg were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. \V'. D.
Shannon.
Mr, and Mrs. George McEachern
left Friday for Greenville Junction,
He., after spending a week with Mrs.
JJcEachern'a mother, Mrs. J. B, Lit
tle.
Word has been received here of the
death of Benny Sayer at his home
in Warwick, Conn., last Tuesday. Mr.
Sayer was a resident of Pinebluff for
»iany years.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin James left
Friday for Boston after spending the
winter at their home here.
Comings and Goings in Vass
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jccordinc to tour purchased,
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All meaU en route WSightsecing Tours
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nerar ii{iivHo5c'5l>i<imonJ iior.vesho«
-*Kddio City *and other attractions.
Departures from Atlanta F.t ery SunJay,
June 2nd to October 20th, via SEA*
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! The Vass Woman's Club met Fri-
I ('.ay evening at the home of Mrs. N.
N. McLean with Mrs. B. M Corbett,
Mrs. P. A. Wilson, Mi's. \V. P. Park
er and Mrs. D. C. McGill as associate
hostesses.
The literature department, of
which Mrs. Wilson is chairman, pre
sented a program on ballads with
the leader, Mrs. C. P. McMillan and
Mrs. N. N. McLean taking part. Mr
B. M. Corbett, the club’s delegate to
the state convention held recently in
Greensboro, gave an interesting re
port of the convention.
An interesting social hour follow
ed, during which two contests were
enjoyed. Mrs. W. J. Cameron, Mrs
W. E. Gladstone and Mrs. S. R
Smith were winners. A sweet course
was served.
As they were returning from the
Southern Air Meet in Raleigh Sun
day afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Relmond
Griffin and family of Hamlet called
on Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Griffin and
Mrs. G. \V. Griffin.
Mrs. L. B. Craig and baby. Mar
garet Louise, spent last week with
Mrs. Craig’s mother, Mrs. H. O. Col
ey. at Fuquay Springs. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wc^ftver and daughter, Sallie
Frances, of Sanford accompanied
them home Sunday.
H. C. Callahan, Edison and Mack
Callahan were visitors to Chadbourn
Friday.
Afrs. Eunice Hall of White'Hill vis
ited in the home of her brother. Dock
Hudson. Sunday
In celebration of the birthdays of
her husband and Mrs. A. G. Edwards,
which occur only a few days apart.
Mrs. D. Fairley Cameron entertained
at a* birthday supper at her home
Sunday evening. Covers were laid
for Mr. and; Mrs. A. G. Edwards and
Fon, Max, and Mr. and Mrs Camer
on.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards. Jr.. and baby,
Joe Martin, spent a part of last
week in Cameron with Mrs. Edwards’
mother Mrs. G. M. McDjrmott.
Edward Griffin of Raleigh visited
ll.is mother, Mr.s. G W. Griffin, over
the week-end.
Hoi-ton Keith of Washington, D.
C., and Linwond Keith of Raleigh
spent last week-end with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keith.
Miss Jessie Brooks of Wilson vis
ited her mother, Mrs. G. W. Brook.s,
from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs, Elsie Kimball of Oxford spent
a part of last week with Mrs. D. F.
Canu'ron.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Johnson,
Misses Pauline Seagroves and Wilma
Johnson and Ralph Seagroves, all of
near Sanfoid. visited Mrs. Warren
Wheeler Sunday afternoon
S
WHY
CONGRESSMAN
BURGIN
RENOMINATION
Affair.s of the world are in a most critical condi
tion light now with regard to our relation to
the other nations of the w'orld. Congressman
Burgin is a member of the important FOREIGN
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE in Congress which at the
present time is the most vital committee in the
National House of Representatives. As a mem
ber of this important committee he is in a posi
tion to render great service to his district and
to the nation in helping to steer a clear course
in these perilous times when the very founda
tion of civilization it.self is threatened.
Congressman Burgin ranks high with his North
Carolina colleagues in Washington. He has the confi
dence and respect of all officialdom. The records of
the last Congress also show Congressman Burgin led
all North Carolina Congressmen in answering roll calls.
Fhis alone indicates that he is on the job.
It has long been a democratic custom to reward a
conscientious and faithful servant with at least a sec-
r>nd term. Mr. Burgin has demonstrated that he is wor
thy of re-election.
DON’T SWAP HORSES IN THE MIDDLE
OF A STREAM
Miss Frances Chilton of Rocking-'
!iam is a guest in the home of Mr.
ind Mrs. H. C. Callahan.
Carolyn Griffin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce Griffin, celebrated
her fourth birthday by entertainnlg
several little friends at a party Sat-
uiriay afternoon. There were games
and presents and ice cream and bir
thday cake and everything necessary
for a happy occasion. Carolyn’s
guests were Marilyn, Billy and Phil
ip Wood, Leslie Catharine and Anthea
Carol Taylor, Joan and Betsy Chap
pell, all of Vass, and Janice Trebu-
chan and Phyllis Hayes, two out-of-
town relatives.
Ru.s.sell Thompson of Greensboro
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
K. Thompson, during last week-end,
Mrs. Will Klingenschmidt, Ted!
Klingensrhmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Billj
McCaskill and baby have returned,
from Union City. N, J., where theyi
attended the wedding of Mi.ss Bessie 1
Klingenschmidt and Thomas Morgan, j
Mrs. Sallie Johnson Webb and son of
Valdosta, Ga., arrived Mom'ay to vis-1
it Mrs. G. W. Griffin. Mrs. Webb is,
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.!
Sam Johnson, early settlers of Vass.'
The Rev. W. V. McRae, of Fay-|
etteville will preach in the Vass'
Methodist Church at 8:00 o’clocki
Sunday evening, May 26, and conduct!
the quarterly conference. j
The regular preaching service at
the Baptist chutxh *-ilI be held at!
11:00 o’clock Sunday morning with!
a sermon by the pastor, Dr. Guy Fun
derburk, of Jonesboro.
Miss Eloiae Brooks, who taught at
Buie’s Creek, has returned home for
her summer vacation.
It’s dangerous to lose your patience
cr your temper when you are behind
a steering wheel.
The Highway Safety Division has
i'evoked 27,367 North Carolina driv
ers’ licenses since 1935.
MAKIUAGE UCFNSE
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A marriage license has been issued ;|
from the office of the Register of; U
Deeds of Moore county to Clyde Co-: :|
mer of Steeds and Lynnio Kate Dun
lop of Hemp Route 2.
The Pilot,
Southern Pines, N. C.
I have not been listed in the 1940 Census.
Plea.«e have Census Enumerator call for the necessary
information.
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B
E. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storagre
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Address
A Year of Action Results
in The Old North Siaie*s
*'Clean Up or Close Up** Campaigni ]
Twelve months ago the North Carolina beer industry went into action
to commence weeding out those relatively few beer letailera who, by
practices unbecoming good citizens, tended to bring reproach on the
great law-abiding majority. “Clean Up or Close Up” wais the ulti
matum issued them and we feel that our action results speak for
themselves.
To date, 78 beer licenses havte been revoked—revoked because 78
beer dealers used their licenses to shield illegal activities. Thus ara
being removed the bad spots that, left alone, would smear the repu-*
tation of the thousands who operate within the bounds of decency
and ethical business conduct.
As a new year begins, this committee states anew its detiermlnationi
to carry forward aggressively its now well-established program . . •
and asks continuance of your alertness to patronize only decent,
reputable beer outlets.
Brewers and Nerth Carolina Beer Distributors Committee [
PILOT ADVERTISr.NG PAYS.
EDGAR H. BAIN, State Director
J|[ 813-817 Commercial Building
Raleigh, N. C.
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