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THE PILOT, Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday, November 22. 1940.
THE P 1 L O 1
Published each Friday by
THE PILOT, Incorporated,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Grains of Sand
NELSON C. HVDE
Editor
DAN S. KAY
(ienerul Manager
CHARLES MACAl’LEY
Advertising Manager
Helen K. Butlir. Virginia Cre*-1. Ite»»ie
Camerun Smith, Charles CullinKford, ^
AsHociato!).
More than one Turltey would like
to retain the status quo right about
now.
We re still for the British despite
Ihe love story of the Duke and Duch-
»ss running currently in various
iicwspiipers.
Pinehurst Paragraphs
Dr. Alice Preabrey returned Tues- and Mrs. W. H. McNeill attended
day from her home In Greenwich, * <^he wedding of Donald McNeill Stew-
Conn., where she has spent the past j Miss Mary Jennings McAr-
three months.
Miss Kitty Hogg of New York is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hogg. She has with her Miss
Louise Callaghan.
Mrs. Ellen Morrow has returned
thur, of FayettevilU'!, in the Mc-Pher-
8on Presbyterian church. Mr. Stew-
ait is the younger son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Stewart, former Pinehurst
residents. Mrs. Stewart is the dau-
Subsoriptlon RateH:
One Year $2.00
SU Months $100
Three Months
The
than h
Greeks seem
word for It.
to have
I ^rom her cottage at Chautauqua, N. Neil Lacy Mc-
more Y., to spend the winter with her
Fliglnlancl L^odge
A QUIET HOME-LIKE FAMILY HOTEL
Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the Pines
SK/VSON iX'TOBEK 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
MRS. M. H. GREARSON
Telephone 69S3
Southern Mnes, N. C.
^Arthur, whose families have long
daughter. Mrs. J. J. McGouldrick. 'been prominent in Eastern Carolina.
I Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nat yo^ng couple Is popular with the
Southern Pines will soon be next Hurd were Dr. and Mrs. Frederick younger set of Fayetteville and has
.50 to the fourth largest city in North Hanes of Durham. , been extensively entertained.
Carolina, Yep, right next to Fort' Two Pinehurst young men, H., annual meeting of the Pine-
Entered at the Postoffice at South- Bragg, you know, will pass Haines Stockton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Scout Council was held
em
matter.
Pines, N. C., as se(?ond class mail Durham, etc. whi n all the | J- Jotter Stockton, and J. Donald Tuesday evening at the Comsnunlty
Quale, son of Mr. and Mrs. James j^^urch with W. L. Dunlop, chairman.
THE RED CROSS
NEEDS YOU
Residents of the Sandhills
have .have been exceptionally
jrenero'is during the past year.
In an article in The Pilot of
last week it was revealed that
upwards of $11,000 had been
contributed here to campaigns
for Finland, an ambulance for
France which, fortunately, land
ed in England, for the Red Cross
War Emergency fund, and for
the prevention and care of tu
berculosis ,to mention but a few.
The annual Red Cross Roll
Call i.s, on now. Moore county
has a (luota of approximately
$2,000. No reader of this news
paper needs to be told of the
needs of the Red Cross at this
time . The demands upon its
treasury have been tremendous
during the past year. With con
ditions as they are abroad, wjth
this country in the act of pre
paring for any emergency that
may a’;ise, these demands are
bound to continue. The coffers
of this tried and true organiza
tion must be kept in shape to
m;>et tlrese demands. I
Let Moore county do its part.
lihakis get there.
The only thing Fort Bragg hasn’t
got is a fort.
Quale have been assigned to the U. presiding.
S. New York and sailed on Octo
ber 30th on a training cruise for
Naval Reserve officers.
But if you want to see what a fort I Mrs. H. H. Rackham of r>etroit treasurer ;and Gordon M. Cameron,
looks hke, glance at the new Scotty has arrived for the season. ^ commissioner. I. C. Sledge was elected
Mr. Dunlop was elected president,
Karl Johnson, vice-president; F. L.
i DuPont, secretary, J. F. Taylor,
chairman of the Court of Honor; D.
emporium now abuilding between Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purcell have
Aberdeen and Southern Pines. j returned from Skytop, Pa., where q Coffey, scoutmaster, M. P. Wil-
they spent the summer, and are first assistant and Roy Kelly and
Preston T. Kelsey never had bet- decorating their shop Purcello’s. | Thomas second assistants. ]
ter service nor more attention than' Mrs. A. P. Thompson was hostess| Basketball practice for both girls
lie received on his recent trip to New to her Bridge Club Friday at her boys has begun at Pinehurst High^
York. Mr. Kelsey re.sembles Secre- home. i ^ jj Campbell and Miss Dor-
Highland Pines Inn
Cheerful homelike atmosphere, splendid dining room
service. Delightful surroundings.
Weymouth Heights near Cuuntry Club. Good Parking
space. Season November to May.
W. E. FLYNN, Manager
Southern Pines, N. C.
THE DRAFT HITS
SOIITHERN PINES
This is a year of “drafts.”
President Roosevelt was draft
ed for 'he Presidency.
Tom, Dick and Harry are be
ing drafted for military service
part of the Southern Pines Civic
Club to draft its presiilent for
taiy of State Cordell Hull. When he
entered the dining car shortly after
leaving Southern Pines, Talbot John-
ron spotted him and cried out, “Why
Mr. Cordell Hull, what are you do
ing down here?”
Nccks were craned at every table.
The head waiter or stewai-d or w'hat.
ever you call him on a diner, jumped
lo attention. The waiter.® gathered
around. There is still much to be done and
It was too good an opportunity for Oonations will be greatfully received
Mr. Kelsey, president-elect of the by Mrs. Eric Nelson, president or
Sandhills Kiwanis Club, to miss. He Superintendent J. \V. Harbison,
carried out the part Talhnt had ca.st Mr. and Mrs. William T. McCul-
him in. and nxle majestitally north— lough of Pittsburgh, Pa., have return-
!o cast a vote, we su.=pert, NOT foi ed to their home, Wisteria for the
\;r, Hull's bos.^. season,
„ ! Mrs. Helen Barns von Schrenk has
What with Aberdeen tweeds and arrived from Northport Point, Mich.,
now Pinehurst cigarettes. Southern for the season.
'Mnes is getting pretty jealous. We'll Harold Buckminster, Jr., is home
•liink up something. jfrom Aiken Preparatory School and
— - has three schoolmates as his guests. |
Mrs. E. S. Blodgett has returned!
from Hanover, Va,, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Howard
Taylor and Mr. Taylor, who accom-
In spite of rainy weather the an- othy Ehrhardt instructors. I
nual benefit supper given by the: The Junior class was given a hfilf
Parent-Teacher As.sociation Wednes- holiday Thursday for having had the p
day evening was well attended. The ’’‘^hest percentage of attendance t|
; during the first two weeks of school.
serving of hot lunches is the biggest afternoon a party for the g
imdertaKing each year of the associa- pjafis and teachers was enjoyed at the
tion, and all tho,«ie who helped are i^aUy Cabin ;
aiding in bringing the health of many Qn Saturday, November 16th Daisy «
school children to a higher level, ^foore was married to Harvey Akin !•
.11 W'est Knd.
A Hie Lee Garrison was marrrled to
Harold A. Blue in Cheraw, S. C., on
October twelfth.
Be Comfortable
THIS WINTER
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North Carolina had a seven pcrcent
reduction in traffic deaths the first
eifrht months of this year, compared
with the .same period for last year.
rament the soul is nourished and
While Jesus taught that we
=*’onkl nray in secret. He also
enjoined group worship, and
‘fhn J-efnilarly took part in it Himself,* C- M. Bailey and Mrs. Bailey ||
ho It i.s not out ot v)rfkr on ine Tiipip j.^ more strength and visiting relatives in Morrisdale,
vver in corporate than in in-
dividu'i] effort ' Vanderbilt of New York was i;
another term, much against her , . a pnest la^t week of Mr and Mrs »
wll and desires CHnvch attendance is one way ^ ??
Miss Florence Campbell has
been forced to acceyit another
term at the head of this splen-
Dr. J. I. Neal
VETERINARIAN
Southern Pines, N, C,
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Let us give you an estimate on installing
an Automatic E^sso Oil Burner. Sold, guar
anteed and fueled by the makers of Esso
gasoline.
L. V. O’CALLAGHAN
I'l.l'MBING .VXD HKATI.\(i CONTK.XC'TOH
Southern PInei
si Telephone 5341
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Baker’s Food Store
P. Randolph
new home
of witnessing that we are with McClellan.
('brist and not against Him. Philip S.
The Church provides a pur- moved into their
Lfrrii ai me rieaci 01 um.n -Npieii- , nln'pftivp for w-mdpr across the highway from the Knoll-!;!
did organization because its ancl objective loi wander- y
mprnl.pr« f<.pl thpve i« no one desultory, meaningless hu-
exi.stence. ler place.
The power of the Church to General J. R. Lind.say, retired, has
transmute mental and physical returned to Washington, D. C., af-
Club seem of the into health and lasting ter visiting his son. Captain J, B.
there is an indis- transcends all human I->ndsay and family at Rainbow cot-
Dial 5i)81
Southern Pines, N. C.
Dial 5681
members feel there is no one
who can replace her. Mr. Will-
kie claims there is no “indispen
sable man.” But the good ladies
of the Civic
opinion that
•I
THANKFUL FOR THANKSGIVING
Also
FOR YOUR VISITS AND LOYALTY
pensable woman.
We commend them for their
action .and wish Miss Campbell
continued success in her efforts
to keep this society the worth
while civic asset it has always
been.
, hope.
“When many joy together, 1 Mrs. Flo Miller of Statesville has, i
each also has more exhuberant returned for the season. ||
ioy, for that they are enkindled' xhe Woman's Auxiliary of thei'
pnd intlamed by one another, community Church met in the church'
I St. Augustine). i parlor Tuesday evening with the pres-
All men indiscriminately may! (dent, Mrs. t. p. Cheney, presiding iJ
PORK CHOPS
Chase & Sanborn
Green Giant
Electric Cut,
COFFEE
PEAS 1
Any Thickness
Balloon FREE if
Lb.—17c
Drip or Regular 19c
Large Can—15c |
EXTRA SPECI.AL — FISH CROAKERS, 4 lbs. 25c
share in the Church’s benefits.
WHY GO
TO CHURCH?
i over the business session. Mrs. E. J. 1
Its versatility provide.s oppor- Hartsell presented a Foreign Mis-
t unity for using the talents ofjpion program on China and Japan.
In “Readers’ Digest” for Octo
ber, 1940 Channing Pollock
that the reasons he gives in his
article, “Why I Don’t Go to
Church” are shared by a large
number of Protestant Ameri
cans.
Briefly stated they seem to
be as follows:
Prefers to worship alone.
Cannot feel devout at a fixed
hour. I
Habitual worship loses its
cogency. j
Church services are charac
terized by superficial ceremony
and meaningless cant. |
Church buildings are too or-^
nate or too shabby to inspire re
ligious fervor. j
Preachers are unconcerned
with pressing human problems.
Average preacher commands
little respect personally or pro
fessionally.
Sermons are usually superfi
cial. I
Church literature denounces
innocent amusements. I
all .sorts and conditions of men.i
has been the vitalizing'
of modern civilization at I
its best. I
As an organism it has prov-'
ed its ability to outlive man-;
made organizations devised for!
human betterment. |
In spite of men’s indifference!
to the Church, they commonly 1
ask for its final blessing in somei
form at the end of life. '
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Sledge,
Miss Katherine Sledge, Master Bill
Sledge, Miss Pearl McNeill and Mr.
Boston Shoe Repairing Shop
Now Oi»en
All Work Guarajiteed
Southern lines
Milk Fed Broilers, home-killed, lb 29c
Roasting Chickens. Home-Killed, lb. 29c
Fowls, home-dressed, lb 24c
Fresh Hams, small size, lb 23c
Tom’s All-I’ork, home-made Sausage, lb 17c
Pork Livers, lb lie
Steak, good western beef, Ib 24c
Oleo-BuKer, Ib 10c
Fancy Maine Corn, NV>. 2 Cans, 3 for 25c
Stokleys Finest Peas, No. 2 can 15c
(Jold Medal Pancake Flour, 20 oz.
package gOc
Log Cabin Syrup, 12 oz. can 15c
Napkins, (white embo.ssed) pkg. ,3c
(irape Juice, pints loc
Matches, 5c size, 3 for 9c
FLOUR—Every Bag Guaranteed—24 lbs 53^
FLOWERS
BOUQUETS FUNERAL PIECES CORSAGES
CARNATIONS—CHRYSANTHEMUMS—GLADIOLAS
CAROLINA GARDENS
M. G. Backer, Proprietor
S. Bennett St. Phone 8261 Southern Pines, N. C.
Below are some of the reas-'
ons why Protestant Americans
do go to church.
Jesus founded the Church to
carry on the work He began on
earth. ,
He commanded us to perpe-'
tuate His memory in The Lord’s i
Supper, the service of Holy
Communion.
In receiving the Blessed Sac-
OLD PINE FOR SALE
Mantles,^ Doors, Paneling, Boards,
Also Old Brick.
Nothing Less than 100 Years Old.
AIRPORT FARM
p. s. p. RANDOLPH, JR.
Meat—Fat Backs, lb 7c
Meal—New Crop Corn,
10 lbs. 19c
Mill Feed, 100 Ib. Bag $1.79
Salt-100 Ib. Bag ...99c
Salt—26 OZ. Round pkg 6c
Pure Lard, 2 lb. pkg. 17c
Swift’s Jewel Lard, Ib. 11c
CLOSE OUT SALE
Beech-Nut Macaroni 5c
Beech-Nut Spagfietti ...5e
Beech-Nut Catsup, 14 oz.
Bottle
Beech-Nut Tomto Juice Cock
tail, pts., 2 for .....15c
4 oz. Bottles, 2 for 5c
MINCE MEAT—Old Virginia, 2 lb. Jar 23c
Va. Oysters
Quart—43c
Pints—23c
Sweet-Heart Soap
4—10c Cakes for 19c
Ivory Soap, ‘
2—10c Bars—15c
Light-House
Cleanser
5c size, 3 for 9c
Good Toilet
Soap—5 for 10c
Free to All Homes-
-Broom Holders ; To
Penny Gum
All Children — Lucky
Chiropractic Health Service
Phone 6782 East Broad St. Southern Pines
DR. T. E. WALKER, Chiropractor
Home Grown Spinach, 4 lbs 25c
ALL PRICES GOOD
UNTIL THANKSGIVING
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