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Friday, November 7, 1941. THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina Page Serea THE PASSING YEARS BY CHARLES MACAULET First Week of November i 1940 The Sandpipers, the men’s golfing organization at the Southern Pines Country Club, will hold Its first tour nament of the season, November 3. The First Baptist Church of Sou thern Pines will celebrate next Sun day morning the anniversary of Its first worship in the present church auditorium. 1936 Mrs. Bernard Leavitt of Bradford, »Vt., is spending jseveral weeks in Southern Pines visiUng friends. Dr. J. J. Spring has returned to his home here following several weeks in the north. Mrs. Lloyd Woolley and Mrs. Frank WlKson attended an Eastern Star meeting in Fayetteville Monday. NIAGARA 1931 The Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Willis Seri arrivel from Dolevan, Wis., Fri day. Mr. Seri delivered a sermon to a large congregation in the Church of Wide Fellowship Sunday morning. 1924 Southern Pines Hotel sold. J. J. Harrington of Littleton, N. H., buys well known hotel. Smoky fire in Rectory of St. An thony's R. C. Church. Ed Bourgault's new fish car with a handsome fish painted on the sides Is attracting considerable attention. 1920 Beiuiett-W'iilianis A beautiful hmiie wedding took place Saturday, November 1, at 4 o’clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L D. Williams when their daughter, | Claribel, became the bride of Ernest j Bennett of Berlin, N. H., and South-1 ern F*lne3. I Only immediate members of the, family were present. | The Rev. M. M. Adams of Southern Pines, who is the grandfather of the! bride, performed the double ring cer-j emony before an arch banked with: pine plumes and white chrysanthe-1 mums, in the presence of relatives and ^ close friends of the groom. ! The bride wore a fall dress of RAF blue, accented across the front by; raised velvet roses and at the bottom j of the waist line by a narrow braid of. self material. She carried a bridal | bouquet of white chrysanthemums and satin roses. Only attendant of the bride was Mrs. Francis J. Beaton of Houma, Louisiana, her cousin, and the bride groom had as his best man, Lawrence D. Williams, Jr., brother of the bride. Mrs. Bennett has spent the great er part of her life in Niagara and has a hoht of friends who wish for lier and her husband much happiness. Following the ceremony the happy young couple left for a wedding trip to parts unknown. Upon their return they will be at home in Southern Pines. in electrical work. Mrs. Cameron re-jtives here this week, mained here for a visit. j J. V. Snipes spent Monday and Bob Davis of Graham visited rela- Tuesday in Durham and Raleigh. HAND WOVEN /In^glow Tweeds of Pinehurst, N. C. RETAIL SHOP OPEN FOR THE SEASON Tweeds, Sweaters, Hand Bags, Suits, Coats, Skirts, Ensembles Tailored Expertly to your measure Accessories On Double Road Half-way Between Pinehurst and Southern Pines New York Shop—757 Madison Avenue | Miss Annie Eaton Is adding to her ptock of goods at her little glass shop on Broad street. The extensive improvements on the home of P. P. Pelton on Broad street are completed, making this one of the pleasantest homes in town. Mrs. Knowles has joined her hus band, the popular manager of the Public Market in Southern Pines. 1914 Two parties of New Englanders came in on Monday night. Miss Thompson was at the head of while Capt. Drew of Portland, shalled a party of 7. "The Home Store is still handing out *'Onyx” stew pans to those who present coupons." Adv. 13, mar- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bums of Or angeburg, S. C., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Snipes Tuesday. Mrs. N. H. Jonker and children, Betty and Alice, are visiting rela tives in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Beaton of Houma, La., arrived Friday to visit relatives and attend the Bennett-Wil- liams wedding. Mr. Beaton Is chief ra dio operator of the S. S. Oregon of the Texaco fleet. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bullard of Jonesboro visited relatives here Sun day. They also visited their sister, Mrs. Bella Wilson at the Moore County Hospital. John Cameron left this week for Augusta, Ga.,' where he is employed sm .25 THE GRAY FOX French Restaurant Specializing in French Cooking and Imported Wines Please make reservations in advance Phone 3321 Pinehurst m PINT * »t- HAM & WORTS. LTD,h OCTROIT. MICHtQAN 2 for the price ONE 4^BujVaif4 WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY- FRIDAY-SATURDAY NOVEMBER S-6-7-8 Millions tKrifty shoppers wait months for this gigantic value offering sale. Now it's here—with amazing blgger-than-cver values, it’s your chance to get needed merchandise for fall and winter at almost unbelievably low prices. It's the Reiail Drug Stores' way of making thousands of new customers each year. All merchandise is regular full size packages guaranteed first quality—rigidly controlled by one of America s finest equipped laboratories. There is no better quality than Renall. Plan now to get your big savings during this gigantic sele. THE VASS DRUG STORE VASS, N. C. 1911 Wants to raise figs. An inquiry has been received from a gentleman who is investigating this section, with a view to raising figs on a large scale. Sugg's new garage gives room for his cars and a few others It will be a great convenience for people who wish to bring cars to Southern Fines but have no place to keep them. 1iM)6 Total number of votes cast on elec tion day in Southern Pines 130. The Strollers met with Miss Lorena Shay Monday evening but before the meeting they Indulged in a ride on the merry-go-round on the bluff. There the treasury fell from the treasurer’s short waist sleeve and in the twinkling of an eye the whole bright eyed bevy was digging in the sand for the lost coin until the scene remained the writer of placer mining as a day of National Thanksgiving. WHICH OF THESE 45 JOBS DO YOU WANT RIGHT MOW? 1»0I Turkey Day. President Theodore Roosevelt has named November 28th, at a day of National Tranksgivlng. Fumigating. Dr. W. P. Swett for the Niagara Farm, and J. H. Tilgh- man for Observatory Hill, are mak ing special preparations for killing the scale by fumigation. FOR BARGAINS FURNITURE See Alton D. McLean Opp^osite Hotel Aberdeen IVILLlim JAllESIOJV Ofl|ia«l Irlili lairliaa ltt*< UmSKEVi I 25 20-ye»r old im- potted pot still whis- key, 75X 4-ye»r-old specidly distilled American straight whiskey. $2.50 MU. 4-5 Qt. $1.55 Pint Wm. 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