North Carolina Newspapers

Friday, February 7, 1941 THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina Page Five awmxmnimtnntmwtt For Valentine... 1 Nunnally’s Whitman’s . and Martha Washington Fine Candies Broad Street Pharmacy R L. Hart, Proprietor “Always—the Best in Drugs’ Phone 5411 Southern Pines Give % Whitman’s Chocolates ..fot youK Vulentim The new $5 Sampler is a February 14 th delight to behold—a joy to recelv''. Specially dec orated for Valentine’s— like the $1.50, $3 and $7.50 Samplers. Other Whitman’s packages — fresh from the makers— at 25c up. SANDHILL DRUG CO., INC. Service and Dependability WE DELIVER PROMPTLY Telephone 6663 Southern Pines I The fHea Leara About Cookiiig! WISHMV MtASmtflO MEAT OVtM TMAT TURNS’ (TVeL^ OM AMOOFf AUTOMxnokav/ TUKN IT ON, CUAOUe, AND WMCM wei? OOtL/ Hi'Sreep CAUlOO UMTT VATM Fi\m aasasurbo HBATS MAKE OOOtOMCA BREETE/ GOSU/ , ^AT ycx» FELLOWS AOB OOlUC iSdUST AS Simple AJ MAKING TWS , tbtST! ?LiP iwo?e PLATE? INT>4e WARMER ORMIEIi, THEM ruL TELL you ABOUT Tue _ ACIO-ReSlSTVNC [CCLAIN FINISH AND--- VEU, I V^NOW- MOTPOlMT IS faster. coouep. _ CieANBR ^ AND SAFER/ SeetUe Afeiu Iteteointfi ELECTRIC RANGE ★ AND THESE IMPORTANT FEAHJRES • TkrM nM improved Hi-Speed Calrod Surface Untts, each with 5 Measured Heats. • New 5-Heat Thrift Cooker with FUvor Seal Lid. • New Afl-Purpose Flavor-Seal Oven. • Hew Calrod Baking Unit with new Heat New Cmnfury Deflector. • • New Radiant Broiler UnH. • FAST as fire without the fUme. • All-Porcelain enamel inside and out. • CLEAN as electric light. EASY TERMS IF DESIRED Simons Electric Company O’Callaghan Building East Connecticut Avenue The Week in Southern Pines Mrs. W. F. Gardner entered Moore County Hospital Tuesday to undergo tJ'eatment. Miss Sara McLeod, who is a guest at Cozy Oakes, has been confined with influenza. Miss Hazel Hackney, who has been I patient at the Moore County Hos- ,)ital for the past week, to her home. Mrs. W. L. Wiggs, Jr. and small ion Billy are visiting Mrs. W. E. Gardner. Mr. Wiggs has been trans ferred to Wadesboro and Mrs. Wlgg.s and son will join him there. Mrs. G. A. Magoon of Pinehurst en tertained at luncheon at the South ern Pines Cottages dining room last week. Guests were Mrs. Nat Hurd, Mrs. B. Lester Tynell, Mrs. W. ft. Fownes, Mrs. S. F. Wadsworth, Mrs. William C. Mudgett, Mrs. E. S. Blod gett, Mrs, Graham Johnston, Mrs. Aarensburg and Mrs. Kenneth Trousdell. ' Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Harry R. Pierce enteitained at dinner last Sat urday night at the Officers Club at Fort Bragg honoring their daught er’s party. The dinner preceded the Fort Bragg dance. Mrs. George W. Johnson and dau ghter, Miss NSncy B. Johnson left last week for New York City whete Miss Nancy will study at Columbia Uni versity. She will have an apartment at 23 Easf 74th street, with Mias Ethel Waller as her companion. Miss Johnson will study Advanced English. Criticism of Poetry and Diction. Dr. J. Howard Crum a noted plas tic surgeon of New York City was 9. recent guest at Ihe Jefferson Inn. Mrs. A. Burt Hunt returned Sun day after spending a week in New York City. Mrs. John R. Drexel and Mrs. George Pulver of Washington, D. C. left on Monday for Miami. Fla., where they plan to spend the next week or ten days. John G. Erhaiilt spent the past ten days in Washington, D. C.,» on busi ness. Mrs. Frank Shamburger and Mrs. P. P. McCain will be joint hostesses to the members of the Alfred Moore Chapter of the D. A. R., on Tuesday, February 11th at the Hollywood Ho tel at 2:30 p. m. All visiting dau ghters are extended a cordial invita tion. Lieut W. B. Salley who has been stationed at Fort Knox spent the past week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Broom. Lieut. Salley is enfoute to Fort Benning, Ga., where he has been transferred. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis of Ashe- boro spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Miner and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Broom. Mrs. R. D. Cates of Raleigh, who has been spending the past ten days visiting her sister. Miss Lillian Rob erts returned to her home in Raleigh on Tuesday. Mrs. L. L. Wooley and Mrs. Henry Dorn spent Tuesday in Raleigh. There will be a business and social covered dish supper on Thursday night at the Baptist Church, bsginnm' at 6:30 o’clock. The public is cordial ly invited. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pethick and son of Dui'ham were week-end guests of Mrs. Pethlck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs George C. Abraham. Mrs. Abraham accompanied Mr. Pethic and son on entered Duke Hospital for treatment, their return to Durham where .she Mrs. V. P. Clark spent Thursday of last week in Durham visiting her daughter. Miss Nancy Wrenn who is a -student at Duke Universtiy. The Junior Willing Workers will hold their Missionary meeting at the church Monday evening, February 10, at 8:00 o'clock. A cordial invitation I Is extended to all the ladies, j M*ss Elinor Valentine had as lun- j cheon guests at The Gray Fox in Pinehurst on Tuesday Mesdames Wil liam C. Fountain of Jacksonville, Fla., Nellie W, Mann and Cora Lou B. Lewis, Bowling was enjoyed in the afternoon. The Willing Workers of the Bap tist Church will meet Tue.sday, Feb ruary 11, at 3:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. M. G. Baoker. Dan Hale and Wiley Hale of Fort Bragg and Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Nowell of Fayettville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hale. Mrs. Archie Ferguson was hos tess at a vanishing tea for the bene fit of the Willing Workers Friday afternoon. Bingo was played with Mrs. George Straka winning high ' .score and Mrs. W. A. Moore the consolation prize. Those invited were Mrs. Harry Menzel, Mrs. George Straka, Mrs. Vance McMillian and Mrs. W. A. Moore. I I Mrs. George W. Johnson returned today from a ten-day stay in New ^York City. Mrs. Wiliam H. Carpenter of New York City and Mrs. Alfred G. Allen of Faiifield, Conn. returned with Mrs. Johnson for an indefinite stay. I Mr, and Mrs, Harry Marbach of Philadelphia, Pa., were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Mar bach. Lient. R, A. Waston who spent .some time in Southern Pines in the early fall before being transfene. to Oklahoma, has returned to occu py an apartment at the Ellington He was I’ecently transferred to Fort Bragg. (Please tvrn to page Hgkt) February Special Genuine White Buckskin in Combination with Tan or Black Calf, Straight or Wing Tip, or Saddle Oxfords, S5.CC T€G SHCID SOUTHERN PINES A -,-rf 0 vV" Id Vo ?'1*ECIAL SVNDAY DINNKK at Skyline Delicious Food—$1,00 pel person For Reservations Call 7189 a Garden and Farm Seeds Mondeville—Wood—Northrup-King Garden and Farm Fertilizers. McNElLL & CO. West Broad Street Southern Pines II H SAY It WITH FLOWERS on VALENTINE’S DAY Splendid variety of potted plants and cut flowers suitable for remembrance CHANDLER GREENHOUSES South Bennett Street Southern Pines FOR YOUR VALENTINE Cut Flowers, Potted Plants NOVELTIES MRS. GIFFORD’S SHOP Theatre Building Southern Pines ; I ATTENTION LADIES! See all the latest models in “Miss Amer ica’s” Famous line. Back arid front laced corsets. Zipper and Step-in Girdles, Cor.- • selects and Bfasaliers. . All at Moderate Prices Midland Dress Shop West Broad street Opposite Depot •« STOCK UP NOW Heinz Soup Sale! 23 DELECTABLE KINDS OF THE WORLD’S BEST SOUPS 2 Tins—Family Size 25c (Clam Chowder and Consommes 2 for 31c) / DORN’S Telephone 7474 Southern Pines, N. C. A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS THE MAN WHO REMEMBERS Give Her Chocolates •. . and get them HERE! America’s finest chocolates are here, fresh from the makers — every package beautifully decorated foe your Yaientine’s gift. Cali in and select today! The Stmpltr, this famous padcagr. in the new |5 size, is a gift to ddight hei bcattl Also in ll.JO, |3 and |7.30 sizes. ?'ht FtirbUl, our favorite box of csndy at |1 lb. Sizes fton tK. to I). Boxtt, filled with Whitmaii’s, 2k to |3. Southern Pines Pharmacy West Broad at New Hampshire Avenue PEOT ADVERTISING PAYS