THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, December 19, 1941.
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Telephone 7131
Dear Santa— \
We've al! picked out
the presents we want.
They’re different and
surely won’t be duplicated.
Get them at the "Holly-
?ine” Shop.
IVIary Chess Cosmetics
Honey-Jellies
Moravian Christmas Cookies
HOLLY PINE SHOP
Hank Buildinij Southern Pines
For the Children
Tricycles and Bicycles,
F'ootballs, Basketballs,
Hunting Knives
Scout Knives
Watches, I*ocket and Wrist
Air Rifles—22 Rifles
Croquet Sets, Wagons
Holler Skates
FOR THE WHOLF FAMILY
Waffle Irons
Duo-Therm Oil Heaters
Kasy Washers and Ironers
Frigidaires
BLRNEY HARDWARE CO.
In Carthage Circles
Ihristiiiaij ra(;caiit j the club'a annual banquet. Plans arr
TlU' Carthage Presbytirian Youngigoinir foiward in the hand.s of Mrs.
I’iMiple pre.sonlt'd a Christmas pag-lj. K. Muse, Jr., Kntortainmont chair-
cant, “IVacc on Karth,” Sunday even-1 man. and her committee,
n'.g l>efore the young peoi)le of thcj Mrs. Eugone Stewart, international
Uaptist anti flethodist Churches, tht# relations chaiiTnan and program load-
parent.M and many friend.-?, the occa-irr, prosentcd Mi.ss Meade Seawell,
■sion being the monthly mooting of the I who road to the chib “The White
Interdenominational group from the Cliffs of Dover” by Alice Duer Mil-
three churches. ler.
Miss Flora McDonald was welcomed
as a new member of the club. Special
guests present were Misses Meade
Seawell, Frances Brockington, Alice
Lambeth, and Ruth Hiatt.
Delicious refreshments, carrying
out the Christmas motif, were served
Mary Elizabeth by the Entertainment comrfiittee.
Good Christian
The scnpture, the Christma.s Story,
was read by Patrick Hill McDonald.
Those taking part in the pageant were;
The Six Rulers; Misses Cam Willcox,
Neely Frances Boing, Betty Jo Blan
ton. Peggy Wallace. Isabel McDonald,
and Betty Jo Webster; Pages; Misses
Catherine Cox and
Currie, who sang
Men, Rejoice;" Misses Helen Strader
and Kay Boyette, who -sang “Away in
a Manger"; Misses Frances Golden,
Annie Ruth Strader and Kay Boyette,
who sang “God Rest Ye Meri-y, Gen
tlemen"; Shepherds; Vernon Cole
Kelly, Margaret Gunter, Nancy Blan
ton, Jean McDonald, and Eleanor
W'oltz; Wise Men; Charles McDonald,
Pentonals
On Wednesday Mrs. H. J. Hall, Miss
Caroline Hall, W'alter Porter, Jr.,
Hoyle Sullivan and t'ulton SuUivan
spent the day in Greensboro.
Mrs. B. C. Wallace, Mrs. Harvey
Lee Miller and Mrs. Hugh Jackson
spent Tue.sday in Raleigh.
Dr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Grier spent
Sonny McCormick, and Epps Wallace; I the week-end in Gastonia with Dr,
Angel.s; Misses Jane Tyson and Helen Grier's brother who is very ill.
Boyette; Mary, Frances Golden, whoj Miss Sarah Mu.se. Alfreda Baker
sang “Sleep, Holy Babe." end Dorothy Whitlock, of Elon College,
A chorus composed of the Presby-: spent the week-end with their rela-,
terian Young People sang carols, dur- tives.
ing the pageant, which closed by the I John A. Lang. Jr. and Howard Gard-
congregation singing “Joy To The ner, of Raleigh, spent the week-end at
i World." The pageant was directed by | the Liing House with relative.s.
Miss Grace Blue, adult advisor of the| John Willcox. Jr., of Lenoir spent'
Young People, and the music w'as un
der the direction of Mrs. Myrton
Stewart,
the week-end with his father, John’
Willcox.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald and
Earl Blue spent Sunday in Burlington
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Cates.
Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Atlams and
SEABOARD RAHAVAY ANNOUNCES
FOLLOWING IMPORTANT SCHEDULE
CHANGE, EFFECTIVE DEC. 12, 13,1941
nouthbouni>
THE SUN QUEEN, TRAIN NO, 108, for Portsmouth-
Norfolk. Richmond, W'ashington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, effective December 13th will leave Southern Pines
4:39 AM instead 4:18 AM.
LOCAL PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS, TRAIN
NO. 4, for Raleigh, .Richmond, Washington and intermediate
points, effective December 12th, will leave Southern Pines 9:32
AM Instead 9:30 AM.
THE PALMLAND, TRAIN NO. 192, for Raleigh, Rich
mond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, ef
fective December 12th will leave Southern Pines at 6:53 PM
instead 7:11 PM.
LOCAL PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS, TRAIN
NO. 2, for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, and intermediate
points, effective December 12th, will leave Southern Pines 12:00
Midnight instead 11:42 PM.
SOLTHBOUND
LOCAL PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS, TRAIN
NO. 1, for Hamlet, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville and In
termediate points, effective December 12th, will leave Southern
Pines 6:10 AM instead 6:00 AM.
THE ROBERT E. LEE, TRAIN NO. 5, for Hamlet,
Athens, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis and the Southwest, ef
fective December 12th, will leave Southern Pines 7:26 AM in
stead 7:28 AM.
P. T. Program
On Monday evening, December 15th,'
the Carthage Parent-Teacher Asso-| children. Dixon and Hazel Ann, spent
elation held its meeting in the high Sunday in Fayetteville with Mr. anl II
school auditorium, with Mrs, H. Lee!L. N. Hood. ||
Thomas presiding. During the busine.ssj Miss Betty Kennison spent the
session the following committees gavel"'eek—end at her home in P.aleigh. |J
reports; Miss Mattie Kate Shaw, Mis.<! Kennison was maid-of-nonor Sat-: H
‘ ■' - iirday afternoon in the Harkey-Aver- H
i;i wTdding which was performed in II
the First Presbyterian Church. 11{
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dowd, of Fay- !
etteville, spent the week-end with Mr. i
and Mrs. C. A. McCallum and Mrs.:!
J. L. Dowd. i
Miss Dorothy Cole, of Raleigh, and
Charles Cole, of Wake Forest College,
treasurer; Mrs. Maggie Lee Kelly,
lunchroom; Mrs. Walter Warfford,
parent-education; Mrs. Myrton Stew
art, grade representatives; and Mrs.
E S. Adams, membership, wdth 307
paid members.
Mrs. R. Lee Comer w’as in charge of
the program. Mrs. Chas. Barringer
conducted the devotional. Earl Barber,
Jr., gave a Christmas reading. A two-
act play “Children of the Inn" was
given by the Diamatic club of the
high school under the direction of Miss
Catherine Griffin. Those taking part
were: H. Lee Thomas. Jr.. Elizabeth
Ann McDonald, Botiy Jo Blanton,
Kenneth Flinchum, Mary Frances
Willcox. Walter Porter, Jr., Dixon
-Adams, Frances Golden, Alexander
Richard.son. Julian Farrar, Johnny
Spencer, and Norman Caldwell. Thom
as Lancaster was property manager
and Jane Tyson, costume manager for
the play.
Miss Betty Kennison's ruom won at
tendance prize for high school anc'
Mi.ss Mattie Kate Shaw's fifth gradt
won for the elementary .school. The
association meets again the 3rd Mon
day night in January. Fred Greene,
of N. C. E. A., wiil be the guest
speaker.
Phone 9301
AVonian’s C'hili Meeting
The Carthage Junior Woman's Club
held its Chris<-mas meeting Tuesday
tvening at the Carthagf Hotel, with
Miss Grace Blue, presiding,
Mrs. L. Barnes, public welfare
rliairnian. presented plans to the
club for the annual Chri.^tmas party
given by the club for underprivileged
children. One hundred children have
been invited for the party this year.
Stockings will he filled by the club
and given each child. The expression
cla.s.s of Mrs. H. Lee Thomas will be
in charge of a Christmas program for
the party.
January 2" was set as the date for
THE PALMLAND, TRAIN NO, 191, for Hamlet, Colum
bia, Savannah, J.i' Vsonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Miami,
effective Deqember 12th will leave Southern Pines 10:54 AM
instead 10:45 AM.
LOCAL PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS. TRAIN
NO. 3, for Hamlet, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville and inter
mediate point.s, effective December 12th, will leave Southern Pines
6:53 PM instead 6:50 PAI.
THE COTTON STATES SPFX^IAL, TRAIN NO. 9, for
Athens, Atlanta, Birmingham with connections for Memphis and
the Southwest, effective December 12th, will leave Southern Pines
10:28 PM instead 10:24 PM.
, THE SUN QUEEN, TRAIN NO. 107, for Savannah,
Jacksonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Miami, effective Decem
ber 12th will leave Southern Pines 11:33 PM instead 10:24 PM.
FOR INFORMATION SEE TICKET AGENT
C. G. WARD, DPA
505 I. O, O. F. TEMPLE, RALEIGH, N. C.
TELEPHONE 2-0611
.spent the week-end with their mother,
Mrs. S. F. Cole. j
Patrick Hill McDonald, of N. C.' .
State College, came home Friday to ll
spend tho holidays with his parents,' 4
Mr and Mrs. P. H. McDonald.
Mrs. Etiith Harriss snent the week-j
end in Durham with relatives.
Miss Carolyn Dowd, of New Hope
School faculty, spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Dowd.
A inountHin was moved to makp air
planes at Glenville, N. C., where a I
new power plant for the manufacture,
If aluminum will be computed soon.;
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Wake up, Ameri
cans!
Make America’s
answer roar out
over the world.
Every citizen must
back the United States Army
and Navy to victory—back them
with work and money.
Do your part: Buy United
States Defense Bonds and
Stamps at your post o£Qce, bank,
or savings and loan association.
Get Defense Stamps at your re
tail store or from the carrier boy
of this newspaper.
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