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Friday, March 20, 1942.
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page Seven
BECOMING HATS
in the new colors and shapes in straw
$1.29 to $5.00
Bags in leather and colorful fabrics
$1.00 to $2.25
Midland Dress Shop
Kxxtm
Opposite Depot
Southern Pines
Comings and Goings in Vass|
JONQUILS
LOVELY SPRING FLOWERS
Brighten Your Home
or
Cheer A Sick Friend
With Beautiful Cut Flowers.
IRIS LILAC DELPHINIUM
TULIPS
CAROLINA GARDENS
Phone 8261 M. G. BACKER Southern Pines
Highland Fines Inn
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Club Elects Offioers
Meeting at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Edwards, Jr., on Friday evening,
ihe Vass Woman’s Club reelected
the following officers for the year:
president, Mrs. P. A. Wilson; Vice
president, Mrs. C. L. Tyson; secre.
tary, Mrs. H. A. Borst; treasurer,
Mrs N. N. McLean; chairman of de-
partmens, education, Mrs. W. E.
Gladstone; American home, Mrs. D.
F. Camreon; citizenship, Mrs. H. C.
Callahan; public welfare, Mrs. S. R
Smith.
Teh cit^zonahip department had
cliargc of the program and presented
Miss Flora McDonald, home agent,
who made an interesting talk on con.
servation. She urged that every
liome have sufficient garden to
meet the canning neteds, and gave
helpful hints as to choosing a ward
robe, displaying dresses of several
pracical types
Practically all of the club women
signed to plant Victory gardens, and
all signed the consumer’s pledge.
During the social hour a St. Pat
rick’s contest was won by Mrs. C.
if
on Monday for treatment. Mrs. Park
er was given two blood transfusions
several days ago, her sister, Mrs.
Jeffreys, and C. P. McMillan being
the donors.
Edward Gschwind, Sidney Cox, Carl
Hendricks, Needham Stevens and Jim
Blue came home from Newport News,
Va., to spend the week-end with their
families in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Thompson and
Misses Juanita Thompson and “Bunk”
Kelly spent Sunday in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Johnson and
Miss Mary Ina Johnson of 'Raleigh j
-.vtre week_end guests of Mr. and;
Mrs. Arch McGill on Route 2.
Mr. and Mrs. James Waddell of
Hamlet visited in the home of Mrs.
W. T. Cox Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Graham of! |j
Giaham were week.end guests of! |j
Mrs. W. B. Graham and family. |
Mrs. R. D. Parker, Mrs. Ina Scull, j
G. B. Parker, Jr., and J. M. Parker.:
ail of Rockfish, called on Mr. and!
Mrs. W. P. Parker Sunday.
Miss Betsy Chappell spent last
week-end with her uncle and aunt.
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FOR THE EXTR.4 GL'EST
STUDIO COUCHES
in beautiful tape,<^try des^igns, Honduras maho^-jtvny
trim, new design, no sag springs, guaranteed for ten
years. Chairs to match. Duncan Phyfe designs.
THE TRADE STORE
H. A. LEWIS
Pennsylvania Avenue
Southern Pines
I Everett, Zane & Muse
Certified Public Accountants
AUDITS — TAXES — SYSTEMS
Masonic Temple Building
Sanford, N. C.
Phone 461
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J. Temple and Mrs. P. A. Wilson and Royce Crissman, on i
Open October to May
29th Season
Cheerful homelike atmosphere, splendid dining room
service. Delightful surroundings.
Weymouth Heights near Country Club. Good Parking
space.
W. E. FLYNN, Manager
Southern Pines, N. C.
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MODERATE
a Victory Garden contest by Mrs. H.
|1 j A. Borst. Defense stamps were given
as prizes and these were presentd to
the club.
The hostcsfses, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs.
W. J. Cameron, Mrs. Charles Gsch.
'vind. Mrs. Frank Jeffreys and Mrs.
R. Smith, served
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D. C. JENSEN
§ PROMPT
DRY CLEANING SERVICE
THE
Telephone 5651 Southern Pines It
They’re Off!
That thrilling cry will ring out over
Barber Estate Course
This Saturday, Narch 21
Route 2.
ABERDEEN
Home and Garden Club
Mrs. W. A. Blue was hostess to
the Aberdeen Home and Garden
5. R. Smith, served refresftimentsi^'’*^'^ ^^r home on Tuesday after,
in which the St. Patrick's colorswith thp president, Mrs. A. L
were emphasized. j Burney in charge. The usual busi-
Mrs. Slutter of Pennsylvania, house meeting was held, followed by a
guest of Mrs. Jeffreys, and Mrs. A. G.
Edwards. Sr., were guests.
Kainbow Club Meets
The Rainbow Ho(m,e Demonscra-
tion club met Monday afterncKjn '!it
the home of Mrs, D. F. Cameron with
Miss Flora McDonald as the princi.
pal speaker.
Presbyterian .Auxiliary
^Ti's. Annie Chappell and Mrs
Ar. (■'happoll were joint hosti?S3\^ *o
the Prf snyterian Auxiliary on VVed-
nesrlay r-vc>:iing. Mrs. M. M. Chappell
was lo<»der and an Interestlr pro. | and cookies.
“Garden Questionnaire” by Mrs. John
Sloan. Mrs. Doub read an interest,
ing article on "Trees for Shade” and
Miss Laura Beatty, of the school
faculty gave a splendid talk on “Nu
trition." It was announced that on
next Tuesday, Mrs. J. R. Page will
at home to the Garden Club at
the Old Spinning ^^’lleel and will have
on display her collection of old glass.
.M A. delightful social hour followed the
program at which time, Mrs. Blue as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Duke
Bhie served hot tea with sandwiches
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rFOOD STORED
Heinz Soups
with certain exceptions
Medium
cans
2
27c
Enriched-Dated
Marvel Bread s llc
gram on “Bible Women V\no Ha\c
Mmi.str’red” was given by Mrs. D.
F. Canurcr?, Mrs. P. A. Wilson. Mis.s
Agnes Smith, Mrs. G. M, McDermott
and Mrs. D. C. McGill. Mry. N. N.
McLean conducted the Bibb study,
the topic of which was “InfUu'nce
|| i of Mothers’ Prayers.”
♦I j Spring clothing procure 1 for .n
n j little girl at the Presbyteiian Or-
S, phanage wa.s displayed,
y The hostc.qses ser\-ed fruit jello,
j{ rake and cocoa. Mrs. Cameron and
Miss Maggie McKay were visitors.
Mild and Mellow Coffee
8 O’clock 3 59c
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little, of
Ciiarlotte, spont the week.end in town
with Mrs. Little's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Pleasants. Thev motored
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to Chapel Hill on Saturday and spent | |J
rhe day there as the guests of Dr.!
Mrs. John E. Pleasants. I ji
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Mr. and Norfleet Pleasants attend-' p
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at 3:00 P. M.
HAVE YOU MADE YOUR
RESERVATIONS FOR PARKING
SPACE?
You’ll want to be in the throng that sees
the start of the first and the finish of the
fifth race of the
EIGHTH ANNUAL RACE MEETING
I of the
SANDHILLS STEEPLECHASE and
RACING ASSOCIATION
Only Few Choice Spaces Left:
Chjb Enclosure, on home stretch $25 00
with five individual tickets
On the Rail, with three tickets 10.00
Grandstand Enclosure and two tickets 5.00
Non-Reserved
Parking Spaces $1.00
General Admission Tickets $1.00
Men of Armed Service, in Uniform 50
SEND CHECKS NOW!
to
SANDHILLS STEEPLECHASE and
RACING ASSOCIATION
RICHARD WALLACH, JR., Racing Secretary
Telephone 8561 Southern Pines, N. C.
17c
89c
59c
of Lakeview on Wednesday evening.Monday ana Tuesday at theirji| —. ^ _ ___
Games werp played and refre.shmenl.s j housp boat on the Cape Fear riverjg H J
served. jand had as their guests, Mr. and «
29c
ed the funeral of Mrs. Pleasants’
uncle, W. B. Warner, in Clarkton
on Wednesday.
I II. A. Page left Tue.sday night for
f Columbus, Ga.. and Fort Benning',
I where he will spend a couple of days, i |j
Class Partv ' LocKey has been I j;
The ninth grade of Vass-Lakeviewj^'^*'^’’'^^ home for the past ^
high school enjoyed a party at thei '**^*^ with sickness,
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Newell I Mrs. H. A. Page. Jr..
Ann Page’s Sparkle
Puddings
Iona Plain or Self-Rising
Flour 24
Sunnvfield Pure
LARD 4
I
pound
bag
pound
carton
{and had as their guests
Those present were Misses Margie I Mrs. L. T. Avery, of Southern Pines.. ||
jx I Goodman, Irma Ruth Graham, Ed-j^^*’' f^d Mrs. Leland McKeithen of
Jjjna Ruth Cameron, Jimmie Haynes, I’inehurst, Jlr, and Mrs. Edwin Mc-
jljAnnie Maude Hardy, Thelma Cooper,
j Janet Rosser, Annie and Lucille New-
•||ell; Dutch Hudson, Franklin Gilliland.
I: I Joe Goodman, Kenneth Womack, M'l Fayetteville.
HI Odell Wooten, Buster Jessup, Nelson* Friends of Mrs. W. G. Smith willjj
H; Cooper, Charles Priest, Jack Blevins I to learn that she is quite ill i
8 Ih. Basr
Keithen. Mrs. Nelson Hyde and Miss
Francos Pleasants.
Mrs. E. L. Barber spent Monday
Oranges
-Maine White
and Roy Cooper.
Mrs. King Is Hostess
Mrs. R. L. King of Lakeview was
I hostess to the Women’s Missionary
Union of the Vass Baptist Church
a on Thursday evening. Mrs. G. W.
Brooks presented the program. Miss
Elizabeth Clayton was a guest at the
meeting.
and has entered Moore County Hos. |
pital for treatment. I
Miss Mary Page and Mrs. Frank I
Page spent several days last week
..t Mrs. Page’s home in Winston-Sa.
lem.
Miss Louise Martin is arriving to
night to spend the spring holidays at
her home here. Miss Martin is a
student at National Park School at
Forest Glen. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Swaringen, of
Siler City visited relatives here last
Sundav.
Potatoes iL 35c
New Green
Personals
Honoring Albert Graham who is
leaving the last of this week for
army camp. Misses Kate and Eva
Graham of Cameron route entertain. Pottlc LoCftted
ed Albert. Mrs. W. B. Graham and| T Telarifl
Miss Katharine Graham at supper on! lalanu
Wednesday evening. j John F. Pottle, son of Hollywood.
Robert Waddell of the U. S. Navy | ^i^tel manager and Mrs. F. B. Pottle,
came on Tuesday of last week to a graduate of the Southern Pines
PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS
visit his wife, the former Miss Gladys
Cox, and left Friday to return to his
ship, the Tuscaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gladstone vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Ayers of
Laurinburg Sunday afternoon
Miss Bertha Cameron ia staying
with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tyson now
as nurse and housekeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donaldson of
Southern Pines were supper guests
of the W. C. Leslie family Saturday
evening. I Subscribe to The Pilot, Moorf
Miss Glennie Keith of Raleigh spent i County's Leading News-Weekly.
the week.end with her parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. W. H. Keith. ■
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Keith visited
Mrs. R. E. Patterson of Manly Sun-i
day.
Mrs W. P. Parker, who has been
quite ill for several days, entered:
the Lee County Hospital at Sanford!
High School, is a member of a con.
.'’truction company building a U. S.
Army base on the island of St.
Lucia, in the British Lesser Antilles,
and adjacent to the neutral (?)
French island of Martinique. St. Lu.
cia is the scene bf recent shelling by
,in Axis submarine. The American
base, where Mr. Pottle is working,
however, is on the opposite side of
tile island from the shelled portion.
Cabbage
Winter
Spinach
Four
pounds
Two
pounds
9c
15c
IMeat Dept.
Pork Roast lb. 29c
Lamb Shoulder lb. 23c
Roe Shad lb. 39c
Clams doz. 29c
A GOOD PLACE TO
BUY GOOD COAL
FARRELL COAL CO.
Phone 9581 Aberdeen
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