Vrlday, March 20, 1942.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North CaroHna
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Steeplechase Races Harvey-Hilderman
ccmM fr,.m pa,e o«) ,Vows Pronounced
cwned by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark,, marriage of Miss Barbara
Arms of War, owned by Mrs. G. H. .jpannette Harvey of Punxsutawney,
Bostwick; Sir Bluesteel, owned by Mr. pjj^ Walter Carrington Hilderman,
Clark; Merchantman, owned by Mr.jjj.^ qj. pjiijajeiphia at the Presbyter-
Bostwick; St. Patrick s Day, owned Church of Punxsutawney took
by Richard K, Mellon of Pittsburgh; Saturday morning, March 7.
Trissino, owned by Brookmeade Sta- tiio groom is son of Mr. and Mrs.
bles. New York; Cottage Gold own
ed by Mrs. DuPont Weir; and Con.
nachta, owned by Montpelier Stables.
Also eligible in this race are Mr.
Clark’s Swifan, Mr. Bostwick’s Bri-
dlespur, Brookmeade’s Scafight,
Harry LaMontagne’s O’Kelly, Mrs.
(sixteen Girl Scouts
Receive Merit Badges
Mona Beal Shepherd First of
Local Scouts to Advance to
' First Class Hank
VV. C. Hilderman of Southern Pine.s
nnd has spent several summers here.
Mrs. Hilderman, the daughter of
Mr. and Airs. John M. Harvey, at.
tended Grove City College and stud.
Sixteen local Girl Scouts were pre-
.'■onted Merit Badges at the Court of
Honor held yesterday at the Civic
Club.
Mona Beall Shepherd, daughter of
Mrs. Robert Shepherd, became a
First Class Scout, the first ono
nmong local Scouts since the troop
was organized four years ago under
fO HOLD SCHOOLS
FOR BUS DRIVERS
Five Training Classes to be Con
ducted in County Durinj;?
First Week of April
led as a laboratory technician. She
, Icharge of the transfusion un’.tjjj^j, leadership of Miss Erma Fisher.
Ogden I’hipps Woodhaven Mr.|^f Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia., ^^^er awards won by this top-rank
Clarks Ladbrooke and Lad 0\\ax, j groom is a senior at Jefferson j <5(iout were- Jr
and Montpelier s Placement. jA'^edical College at Philadedphia and
Entries for the other races are ns!^.j|] interne next year at Methodist
follows:
Race Entries
First race. The Catawba, about a
mile and a half over hurdles: Never
Hospital there. Ho is a graduate of
the University of North Carolina.
The newlyweds will make their homo
in Philadelphia. ,
Surprised and St. Patrick’s Day,
Richard K. Mellon, Pittsburgh; ^or-,^ , FvpVlPncrp
luc, J. E. Ryan,' Camden, S. C.;i Kin.! ” S x:./XCn3,n^e
CO and Meadow Mouse, Mrs. Lewis j MoetS Q.t Clubh01136
K. Stoddard, Jr., Westbury, L. I.;
Sunador, Mrs. Fay Ingalls, Hot
The regular monthly meeting of
Citizenship,
Weaving, Metal, Wood, and Trans,
nortation and Communications.
Miss Eleanor Barron, scoutmaster,
i.nnounced the awards which were pre-
.^cnted by Mrs. Roy Grinnell and Mrs.
John Hovvarth. The afternoon’s pro.
Vram began with the singing of
With every school principal in the
(ounty an interested listener, Di'.
Walter Cutter of the safety divisiol'.
of the .State Highway Commission
outlined plans for !--afety schools for
school bus diivers at a meeting: helil
last Friday afternoon in the office
of County Superintendent H. Lee
Thomas in Carthage.
The purpose of these schools is to
teach the driver to outwit the haz
ards of the road, and the course will
consist of classroom instructian fol
lowed by demonstrations and tests,
the pupils being required to oj)erate
a bus under usual road conditions.
Five schools will be held during one
Money Saving Specials
No. 2
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America The Beautiful" and “Amer-|'''‘’^'^ ^i^tes to b.>
ir.a,” with Jean Murphy at the piano. later, and boys and girls
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There were quitp a few guests present
to witness the awards and they join-
Sprlngs Va.; Ladbrooke, P. Ambrose Sf>ndhill Woman’s Exchange wasjcj the Scouts in reciting the Scout
Clark. Westbury, L. L; West ^ j Allegiance. Among the
don G H Bostwick Aiken S C.- Southern Pines Country Club, guests were Mrs. George London, Mrs.
Hostesses for the meeting were Mis.s H. F. Tarlton, Miss Laura Kelsey,
Birdilia Bair. Miss Eleanor Barron, Miss Frances Schwartz and Mrs. E.
Mrs. Harold Greenman, Miss Norm.i
and
Miss Laura Kelsey. After the busi.
Arms of Wars, Mrs. Bostwick; Love
ly Morn, Mrs. Clark; Placement,
Mrs. duPont Scott, Montepelier, Va.;,
Coventry’s Twist and Chance.a.Lot,! Miss_ Elinor Valentin
A. A. Baldwin, Whitepost, Va.
Third race, the Sandhills Challenge 1 was
Cup, about three miles over timber:
Cornel’s Court, Carter Brown, Try.
on, N. C.; Southern Soldier, R. K.
Mellon, Sauntering, Mrs. Ingalls;
Rustic Romance, Paul Mellon’s Rok.
eby Stables. TJppervine, Va.; Over
come, Dr. J. P. Jones, Charlottes-
Mlle, Va.; Captain Bill, Mr. Baldwin.
Fifth Race, the Randolph Memor
ial Cup, about one mile on the flat:
Replica II, Richard Mellon; Bold
Stroke, Binder and Rum Ration, Mrs.
Weir; Ike, Tom B. Cromwell, Lex
ington, Ky.; Felt Slipper, Lewis E.
Stoddard, Jr., Westbury, L. I.; Sun.
ndor and Black Met, Mrs. Ingalls;
Merchantman, A. C. Bostwick, New
York; Mateson and West Haddon, G.
H. Bostwick; and Fifth Avenue, Dr.
C. L. Haywood, Jr., Elkin.
Interest Grows in !Meet
Evidence of the keen and growing
interest in this year’s race meeting
were the additional subscribers to the
Association, entitling them to mem.
hership. Since last announcement of
subscribers the following have been
addel to the list:
Major J. W. Armstrong, Mr. and
j\Irs. E. D. Andrews, George Blair,
Governor J. Melville Broughton,
Albert O. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bost
wick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Beck
with, Mrs. James Barber. Mrs. H. V.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
f^ook, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Chatfield,
H. B. Davis, Harper J. Erwin. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Eberhard Faber, Mrs.
Ernest L. Ives, General 'Rene DeR.
Hoyle, E. T. Hinson, Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Harrington, Mrs. H. P. Hotchkiss,
Mr. and Mrs. Heman Gifford, Mrs.
Leroy Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Miller S.
Gaffney.
Also, Col. and Mrs. George P.
Hawes, Jr., Mrs. R. S. Harris, Dr.
C. L. Haywood, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Norwood Johnston, Col. J. T. Ken,
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lover-
<iig. Mid Pines Club, Mr. and Mrs.
<'•. Louis Meyer, D. B. McCrary, E.
T. McKeithen, Mrs. Carlos C. Nagel,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Norris, Dr.
find Mrs. J. I. Neal, William Post,
ATiss Frances Pleasants, L. B. Prince,
Jlr. and Mrs. John C. Prizer, Mrs.
William H. Parkinson, Pine Needles
Inn, Mrs. P. S. P. Randolph, Sr., Mr.
.Tnd Mrs. P. S. P. Randolph, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Seymour.
Also, Earl D. Sprague, Miss Ruth
Burr Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Sledge, Town of Southern Pines, John
J. Fitzgerald, Mr. and M'"a. J. Her
bert Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Max von
Schlegell, Ernest I. White, I-. E.
Whitfield, David R. Williams, and
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wa/man.
I thirty-five members attended.
Foi'ty Tables in Play
at Red Cross Party;
Branch Benefits $100
Acclaimed as highly successful en_
tertainment and profitable for th>3
Southern Pines Branch of the Amer_
ican Red Cross, the aftei'noon and
^'vening bridge parties at the South,
ern Pines Country Club brought a
total of 40 tables in play Tuesday.
Coffee and sandwiches were served
to the evening group by Mrs. J. J.
Spring and Mrs. Joe Steed- Following
Lhe afternoon play, Mrs. Ralph K.
Trix and Mrs. Louis Scheipers poured
tea.
Prizes, awarded by local people as
Red Cross contributions, were given
to high winners and, as the Country
Club and refreshments were also do.
nated, over $100 was cleared for
♦ he Red Cross.
Afternoon prizes went to Mr?.
Greer Stutz, Mrs. L. H. Woods, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. H. J. Betterley, Mrs.
H. A.- Gould ard Mrs. Cliff Wor-
.‘ham.
Pri'ze winners Wednesday night
were Dr. J, J. Waygood of Philadel.
phia. a visitorf at the Hollywood, and,
Mrs. P. Choate, Mrs. John Orms-
by, Mrs. Morris John.son. Fi'ank Welch
and Mrs. J. Fridinger.
JoRfliev ^
Mlstry
TEAGUE POTTERY
Makers of
HAND MADE POTTERY
Aberdeen^ N. C. Hemp, N. C.
U. S. No. 1 Highways N. C. No. 2“
V. Perkinson. all members of the
advisory committee.
After all the awards were made the
Scouts sang "The Marching Song”
nnd the .Senior Scout served punch,
'•ookies and nuts. Betty Harrington,
Suzanne Kelly and Elizabeth Kirk,
i atrick were the flag bearers.
The following Scouts received
•awards: Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, first
aid; Ruth Kleinstehn, first aid and
hostess; Mary Louise McAvoy, first
aid and second class; Sarah Moger,
glass, basketry, design, first aid and
dancing; Jean Murphy, first aid; Jean
Olive, first aid and hostess; Anne
Perkinson, first aid; Peggy Jean
Cameron, first aid and second class;
Blanche Dupree, hostess; Doris Fer
guson, hostess and photography;
Betty Harrington, drawing and paint,
ing, design, glass, basketry, foods,
second class sand Bibliophile; Virgin
ia Hoskins, first cti:’; Suzanne Kelly,
first aid and second class; Elizabeth
Kennedy, reader, hostess and biblio.
phile; Jasqueline Worsham, hostess.
from 1.5 years of age up. whether in
or out of school, will be eligible for
enrollment if they are interested in
becoming bus drivers, and those al.
ready driving buses are requested to
attend.
Four schools for white drivers will
he held, as follows: At Hemp for
High Falls, Westmore and Hemp; at
West End, for Pinehurst. Eagle
Springs and West End; at Southern
Pines, for Aberdeen, Vass and South,
ern Pines; at Carthage, for Camei-
on. Farm Life and Carthage.
One school will be held at Carthage
lor all Negro school bus drivers of
the county.
lire Certificates
Approved by I?oard
Group of Moore County People
Get Permits Because of
Hauling Raw Material
Black Eye Peas
Corned Beef
Rice Putfs
Wheat Puffs
2
3
No. 1
Can
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3kks.
19c
23c
9c
13c
Prunes
Baby Limas
Pinto Beans
Medium
Size
2 lbs 13c
2 lbs 17c
2 lbs 13c
CALIFORNIA SLICED or HALVES
Peaches
2
No- 2 1-2
Cans
35c
County Tuberculosis
Association Meetin^r
Dr. Drake Reports Acquisition
of Flurosoope for Use in •
Count ' Health Work
Certificates for purchasing tiros
land tubes were issued this week by j
(the Tire Rationing Board to the fol.i
lowing; |
Lyndon F. Hartsell, Cameron, mail | 8
carrier; R. G. Fry, Jr., Carthage, for.g
ambulance; D. C. Ritter .West End, 1'
mail service; Dr. J. G. N. Cushin, I
Pinebluff, physician; I. F. Chandler,
Southern Pines, fuel carrier: Town
ot Southern Pines, public service;- ; j
C. W. Thomas Pinehurst. scrap co!-|jj
lection; Archie D. Seawell, route 1 g
(,'arthage, W'alter R. Brown, routojy
1 Carthage, Arthur R. Williams, route'H
1 Eagle Springs, Elcaine A. Hussey, m
route 2, Hemp, all for transportation *•
D. P. Soap Powder 2 pkgs. 23c
D. P. Soap Grains 24-oz. can 15c
Popular Floating Soap 3 bars 13c
The recent acquisition from the
State Health department of a fluro.
.scope and sound projecting moving
picture machine for use in tubercu.
Double Fresh
Triple-Frtsh
(lolden Blend
Our Pride
COFFEE
BREAD
2 ,C: 41c
9 17p .
Li Loaves i. 1 v
F*rod\ice Oept
losis and other health work was re-
A boudoir set, given away at the j ported to the countywide meeting of
evening party, was won by Mrs.
Ormsby.
For both afternon and evening oc.
casions. the club house was beautiful,
ly decorated with pines, St. Patrick’s
Day decorations, American and Red
Cross flags.
Younpf Folks To Have
Pai't in Dance Figrure
Greensboro, March If)—Miss Mar-
,’orie Jellison of Southein Pines,
'vith Lawrence Johnson of Aberdeen
as her escort, will take part in the
aance figure of the annual Sopho.
more formal dance in Rosenthal gym.
nasium Saturday night. A special
of raw materials, etc., and obsolete j Irish
tires and tubes to Carson Phillips. .
route 1 Jlemp, J. W. Lambeit. Ben-
nett. Airs.
Carthage.
Sue Needham, route 1
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Potatoes \l 31c
.h. Moor.. ^ Wwk
sociation. held at the home of Mrs. |
Snowwhite
T. A Cheatham last Tuesday.
The association also gave consid
eration to locating a place to nouse
tuberculosis patients who are wait
ing to be admitted to the Sanatorium
and those who have been discharged
opcause they are incurable. Such pa
tients, it was pointed out, must be *
cared for to prevent mfectirrg oth.i
"rs. Usual reports were heard. telL-
ling of the efforts in various com-'
munities to handle tuberculosis cases.
The treasurer’s report showed a
balance on hand of $1,761.20. with
receipts this year totaling $3,437.96.
Will Close in County
Cauliflower hd 25c
Expenditures were made for Sana-
orium charges, milk, medicine and
Carthage—N. Y. A. projects in H
I Moore County that are not devoting S
at least 90 percent of their produce g
lor national defense, will be closed on g
April 10. it was announced at a meet. ||
j ir-g of NYA officials with the Moore
County Advisory Council Tuesday.!
The NYA is attempting to adapt its!
I program to the training of yoimgi
j men for work in defense industries,' S
it W'as pointed out, and the main ob-iS
ject will be to make youths more'is
employable.
I At the close of the meeting, offi-
Lar)j;e and Tender
Carrots 2 bunches 15c
Beets 2 bunches 13c
Well Bleached
•'world of dreams" figure will be led ^ t ^ j ,•
® supplies, transportation, cod liver oil,
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•medical care, bonus checks to schools
for special health work, and of affilia-'
tion payment to the State a.s.socia.*
tion.
by class officers and the other cou
pies will form the complete formal
figure.
Local Girls in Play
At Woman’s College
Greensboro, March 19—Miss Cath.
erine Hilderman, senior of Southern
Pines, will play the part of Melisande! Group from A. & T. CoIlejEfe to
in the poetic love story ‘Pellas andj Make Anpearance at Eve- 'i
cers of the Advisory Committee were
elected as ifoliows: R, F. Lowry,
president: John Currie, vice.presi-
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Celery 2 Stiks 13c
Sweet, .Juicy Florida
Glee Club Will Sing
at Fellowship Church
dent; and Mrs. W. G. Brown. ser-]j|
retary. Other members of I. N. [ a
I Clegg. W. D. Matthews, Miss Flora j p
I McDonald, Harold Thompson, Clir-in
ton Blue, Wilbur Currie, H. Lee
Thomas and Clyde Shaw.
AB.ANDONED ( HEVROLET j It
FOrND STRIPPED OF TIKES
A Chevrolet auiomobile of recent
Melisande” to be presented by the
Woman’s College, U. N. C. players,
Saturday evening, March 21, at 8
o’clock in Aycock auditorium. Play
ing opposite Miss Hilderman in
Maeterlinck’s drama will be Richard
Kiser of Greensboro. Miss Hilderman
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Hilderman.
FOR BARGAINS IN
FURNITURE
See Alton D. McLean
Opposite Hotel Aberdeen
ninff Service Sunday
Patterson’s Mutual Burial Ass’n.
Offices at
Sandhills Funeral Home
Southern Pines, N; C. Tel. 8111
'model stolen from a street in Albe-
jraarle was found abandoned in the
The choral club of the A. and T. -,voods near Bryant’s Cross Roads in
College in Greensboro w-ill sing Sun- area described as being about the
day night at 8 o’clock at the Church rnost desolate section in Moore Coun.
of Wide Fellowship, This group has ty, stripped of wheels and tires. Of-
had a number of appearances in ficers who claimed the car the first
Southern Pines, and this year again of the week listed five new tires and
orings a group of outstanding Negm, wheels as missing.
singers, under the direction of War.j
ner Lawson. I
Piogram planned for the concert in.
eludes O Bone Jesu, Palestine; from
Grief to Glory, Christi«nsen, The
Night is Calm, Si^livan, Bless the^
Lord, Ippolltov-Ivanov; I believe in
One God, Tschaikowsky; W’hen I’ve
Done the Best I Can, Dorsey.Law-
son. Alleluia, Randall Thompson; u
Mary, arr. by Lawson; Deep River,
arr. Burleigh; Ain’-a-That Good
News, arr. Dawson; Crucifixion, arr.
Lawson; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,
air. Montague, and O What a Beau
tiful City, arr. Dawson.
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FOR BARGAINS
FURNITURE
See Alton D. McLean
Opposite Hotel Aberdeen
Oranges 150 size doz 25c
Grapefruit 80 size 3 For 10c
M[eat Dept.
Cut from Heavy Age Steers
T Bone Steak lb 59c
Sirloin lb 49c
Lean and Boneless
Dr. J. I. Neal
VETERINARIAN
Southern Pines, N, C,
Stew Beef lb 31c
Shad
Roe
Buck
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