Friday, May 9, 1941
THE PILOT, Southern Pines. North Carolina
Pa{;o Nine
Two Nabbed for Driving
After Ix)sing Licenses
Pinehurst Paragraphs
Mrs. Ellen Morrow
Six Cases of Ueiklessness on daughter, Patty McGouldrick have
Hlxhwa>S Heard in ,<one to Chautauqua, N. Y.
Recorder’s Court
A miss is as good as i mile, it is
said, but two Mooie coimty men who
were driving after their Ucensos had
been revoked failed to "miss" and
the rides proved q\iite expensive. One
was traveling only about one-half
mile on the highway, but an officer
came along at the very moment to
pick him up.
Woodrow Boles, white, of Carth
age, charged with drunken driving
and driving after his license had been
revoked, was given four months on
the loads, to be suspended upon pay
ment of a fine of $100 and the costs,
there being evidence that it was a
third offense, and his license was re
voked for three years. *
James Robinson, colored, of Pine-
liurst, pleaded guilty to driving af.
ter the revocation of his license,
and he was given CO days on the
roads, to be suspended upon pay-
Mi'. and Mrs. Elberhard Fabei’ and
Miss Louise Heim have left for their
home in' New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Raymond John
son have gone to Myrtle Beach
where Mr. Johnson has opened an
amusement center foi- the summer.
Mrs. Johnson will return here next
week and she and the children will
join Mr. Johnson after the close of
school.
Mrs. Ethel Journey has returned to
her home from the Moore County
Hospital.
Mr. and Mis- John L. Given have
departed for their home' in New
York.
Capt. Robert B. Jones and family
and Capt. A. D. Easton and family
.spent the week-end at Myrtle BeaCii.
Mr. anil Mrs. H. H. Johnson have
closed their home, Ivy Point, and
A'ill spend the st.(mink r in Cleve
land, Ohio-
Mrs. S. A. D. Sheppard and Miss
iiient of the costs of this action and,
upon payment of the entire amount' Childs have gone to New-
of the fine and the costs in a case jMass.. for the summer,
tried last week and upon the fur- The three circles of the Community
ther condition that he not operate Tuesday at the homes of
n.otor vehicle on the highways un-jMc Kenzie, Mrs. A- J.
til hus license i.s restored to him. I Louise Johnson-
L. M. Cooper, white, of Sanford,'
paid a $25 fine and the costs fi>r to Manchester,
cari'lesa, reckless pnd drunken ciriv-' * '
ing, was fined $50 and the costs and' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ('ameron.
his license' was revoked foi a year, i-'^- V- ilsim anil a group of S(^liool
L(on McLerin, while, of Hemp, i fhilldrcn were among those attend-
j.aid a $'25 fine and the costs tor!‘“K <he May Day Fe.stival at i-'lora
j M.icdrnaM Collcg^e on Tuesday.
I Dr. J. Syminguin spoke to the
' High Stthoal students Monday on the
and grand- prevention, cause and treatment of
cancer- He also examinoU children at
the pre-school clinic.
The last meeting of the Parent-
Teacher Association wll be held next
Tuesday afternoon. May 13th at the
school. A large attendance is urged
to hear Miss Riddick, Miss Allan.
Miss Shillinglaw and Mr. Campbell
present the work of the Commercial
Home Economic, Music and Industrial
Arts departments.
Miss Della Freeman of Charlotte
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Fields.
Mrs. J. C. Morrison of Raleigh is
Hfislting her daughter, Mrs. S. R.
Ransdall'.
Mr. and Mrs. Heman Oifford and
daughters, Sally and Ellen, have re
turned to their home in Millbrook, N.
Y.
Mr. and Mis. ueorge Ragsdale ot
Dinwiddle, Va., are the guests of their
!<on, T. G. Ragsdale, and family.
Miss Brownie Mayberry left for her
home in Columbia, Tenn., Wednesday
after spending the Winter with hei
aimt, Mrs. Ethel Journey-
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Sledge and
•Master Bill Sledge spent Satuitiay
vvith Miss Katherine Sledge at Wo
man’s College, Greensboro and at
ientled the May Day progiani.
Mrs. Winifi'eil Hawley ami daughl-
carc-lcs.'i and rofkles.® driving-
Pilot iruii/ Ada Pay.
Urged for Judgeship
The steel industry plans to spend improvement, which will Ia' of v;U-
more than $282,000,000 during the
present year for plant expansion and
uable aid to the naticn's progniin of
defense.
\l GRADUATION SPECIAL
SIX PHOTOGRAPHS-$3.50
EDDY’S STUDIO
Telephone 5725 or 5913
I. VANCE ItOWE
Membei's of the Moore County Bar
Association called on Governor
Broughton in Raleigh last Saturday
to urge the appointment to the Su
perior Court bench of one of their
members, Judge J. Vance Rowe of
the County Recorder's Court. Judge
Rowe has been ju’ominently ni’ ntion-
»'cl for a vacancy in this district for
Highland Pines Inn
Cheerful homelike atmosphere, .‘^rlendid dining room
servicc. Delightfui .surroundings.
Weymouth Heights near Country Club. Good Parking
space. Season November to May.
W. 0. FLYNN, Manager
Southern Pines. N. C.
FURNITURE SPECIALS
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9x12 Linoleum Hugs. $7.95 Value
(5x9 Linoleum Hugs, j!;?.95 Value
Full Size .Mallrssses. \’alue
Single IJed .Mattresses. $7.75 Value
Double Cain Chairs, .$I.B5 Value
Window Shade.s. 75c Value
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. .51.19
.S2.19
.S1.49
.'i;4.l9
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All other items in store priced coni))aratively low.
ALTON I). McLEAN
Opposite Hotel Aberdeen, N. C.
era are tiie guests of Mrs. I’lanche' some time, and has the support not
Wescott. j (,nly of the bar but of scores of cit-
Miss Jane Gibbs was the week-enii izei.>i throughout the county. Gov-
guesl of Miss Hassie Mae Sheriili. ; ci nor Broughton link the reconiinen-
Last Friday afternoon the teacliers ^ dation luider advisement,
of the Granvmar School presented |
ihont 200 children in a May Day t :i NIAGARA
tival. Each grade from the liryti
through the seventh presented a .May! Cameron and Mrs. David
.’ole danre and then all seven did one | j..,
dani'e together. Helen Sheffilcl was i -
crowned ciueen and her attendants |
were Doris Watson and Jane t'olc, J
■naids Of honor, and Jean CMrrie, Vi-1 kittle Fran-
vian Ann Graham, Gi'etchen Sauer, remained for a visit with her
Peggy Johnson, Nancy Koole. Wayne j
Boyle, Mary Ann Tate, Margaret Ann | , ‘
, I.- r • i Mr. and Mrs. R. A- Smith and Mrs-
1< rye, Nancy Hinton, Emaline Lewis,'
Sally Cheney. Mary Louise Black,
Will Your Name Be In
This Moore County
District Credit Book?
HowWillYouBe Rated?
If you owe any past due accounts, pay them; do it now, so
you will be well rated- This Company keeps the merchants in
formed at all times as to just how you pay your bills.
This system is built on constructive lines? It makes the poor,
but honest man's credit as good as that of the rich. It also
prevents the nxan who does not pay his bills from getting
credit.
Credit Is A Nafter of Trust
Your Honor Is Involved
BIGll-OUNCE
BOTTLE OF
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Pauline Lewis, Flora EUlen Cameron
The boys N*'ore white and the girls
wore organdie dresses of pasiel
shades which made a lovely scene on
Ihe green polo field.
TKN SAN.XTOKU M M’KSKS
Joe Thomas spent Wednesday in Ral
eigh with relatives.
The Rev. J. L- Foster of F.lon Col
lege filled his regular appointment
hit- Sunday.
FX'ery available house in Niagara is
being taken by Army officers and
•cheir families.
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Delinquents affected will receive a special letter with The
Merchants Mercantile Agency heading, and a picture of the
Ciedit Experience Guide on the upper left hand comer telling
just what is expected of them.
THE MERCHANTS NERCiUITILE AGEIiCY
Since 1889
410 BOND BLDG.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.
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The Rev. R. E. Brown, pastor of
the Hay Street Methodist Church in
Fayetteville, will deliver the prin
cipal address at the graduation ex
ercises of the North Carolina Sana
torium School of Nursing to be held
in the auditoruim of the Sanatorium
at 8:00 o’clock Wednesday evening, ^
May 1.5, Ten graduates will receive i
'their diplomas. The commencement!
exercises will start on Simclay even
ing, May 11, when the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached at the even
ing service of the Community Church
in Pinehurst by the pastor, the Rev.
A. J. McKelway.
The following compose the gi"ad-
uating class: Miss Ruth DLxon Hin
son, Goldsboro; Miss Elizabeth Mae
Hare, Cary; Miss Mary Frances Rog
ers, Murphy; Miss Evelyn Roberta
Crowell, Hamlet; Mi.s.-i Leila
Wright, TimS rland; Miss Kather
ine Elizabeth Host, Robersonville;
Miss Nancy Ruth David, Aberdeen;
Miss Mary Marg;»i-et Royal, Win-
ston-Salem; Miss Lula Rogers Dn,
Aulander, and Miss Dollie Eliza
beth Richardson, New Bern.
The North Carolina Sanatorium
School of Nursing is affiliated \^th
the Moore County Hospital, the stu
dents receiving their third year of
training here.
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P'lne leather Bill Folds, Pass and
Key Cases, and Brief Cases at
Hayes.' ,
Pilot Advertising Pays.
Dr. J. I. Neal
VETERINARIAN
Southern Pines, N, C,
Telephone
6161
J. N. Powell, Inc.
Funeral Home
24 hour Ambulance Service
D. AI. Blue, Jr.
Manager
Southern Pines
NDON GALLERIES
announces
its final and greatest
REDUCTION SALE
^11 Stock Reduced.
so%
This is your last opportunity* to purchase Graduation and Weddinj»
Gifts
At Prices Belo'w Cost
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Think of it! We are offering you Herend—Spode—Royal Cop
enhagen—Wedgewood—Crown ducal — and Royal Worcester
Chinas. ,
Also Hawks Crystal, Lewis Bags — Imported Linens, Vases
and Compotes—Antique Mirrors, Picture Frames and Paul Hansom
Lamps. ^ ‘ I ^ i
These are only a few of our outstanding BARGAINS. Be
sure to visit our store within ti e next few days as we plan to
close in the near future.
London Gayeries
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Razook Buildinsr
Pinehurst, N. C.