Friday, April 3, 1M2,
THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Pngf Five
THE PASSING
YEARS
BY CHARLES >L\CAUIJCT
ion mile ride
1941
TfiiJ ty entries for
here next weelt.
Plan organization of Southern
rintf) Athlctic Club.
G. C. Abraham, former bank otf;-
cial, dies.
1937
OKI Slave Day, Sports ProRrarns
r nnounced for April 8 and 9. More
than 50 entries received for the An
nual Woman’s Mid.South golf tour,
iiamcnt at the Southern Pines Coun
try Club.
R. F, Tarlton to build home in
Southern Pines. To be located o:i
Morganton Road.
1932
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moort
entertain with a number of the
younger set for their daughter Miss
Dorothy Moore, who was here lur
the Easter holidays.
‘The Carolina Theatres presents
‘It’s Tough to be Famous’ with Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr."—Adv.
Two Sections of the First Nurse’s Aide Corps Class
1927
Mi.*:3 Glenna Collett, of Providence,
R. I,, wins the NoHh and South Golf
Chimpionship for women.
C. L. Worsham hsa purchased the
meat and green vegetable busines.^ of
C. B. Chase in tho store oppo.sit- the
depot.
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Fellowship Forum To
Present Easter Play
The Fellowship Korum of the
I Church of Wide Fellowship will pre-
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian j its Faster Pliiy. "It l.s I' by
I'hurch, the 'Rev. K. L. Barber, pas-| Kthel Gesner Rockwell, SumI.ty nigiiV
tor. Raster Sunday, April ,'i. Morn. | at 8 o’clock at the Chun h.
ing Woiship, ii. m., sermon by i Mii.sic will be fiirninhe<l by .Mrs
the pastor. Church .School, 11 a, m.: ("harles (Jrey and Hazel (ictc hell.
Junior League, 2:00 p. ni., Spei ial , Jiiss Birdilia Bair is in charge of tli*-
Faster Program: Young People’s | (ostume.s; Alice Tate, Charles Austlu
l eague, 7:00 p. m. B.-ginning Wed-! and Veta Epp.s are stage niaii% er.-<
nesday evening, April 8, at S o'clock ! ,,nd Mr, Choate will handle the lights,
and continuing through Sunday even-, :^irs. K. J. Austin, will act as pronip-
ing, Bible Study Week will be ob-| ter; Miss Iris Tate is in cli,irg< of
seivi'd. The Gospel of Luke will bejrr.ake-up and Miss Sybil Kpp.<; is
tile text book. handling the publicity. The play will
Vie directed by Algene Hoskins.
P'irst Baptist (’lunch, corner New j The cast is as follows: .Joana. lUir.
Vork avenue and Ashe street, the othy Choate; Mithrael, .lames Hobbs:
Rev. J. Fred .'^timson, pastor, Sunday Mary of Magdola, Doiothy Bl.ick-
scliool and Bible classes 9:4.') a, m.: j w elder: Polonius, K. J. Austin: Ju-
“The Living Christ in a Dying i das. Lloyd Wooley.
World” will be the subject of the j The public is invited to the per-
pastor’s sermon at the 11 oclock j formance. A silver offering will be
Faster .Sunday service. B.T.U. at 71 taken.
p. m. The Ordinance of Baptism will | - —.
l)e administeied .Sunday night at sj
o’clock. The regular monthly business i „ .... ,
. „ , Rev. and Mrs. Walter L Warllord
conference and covered-dish supper
1 of the church will be held Thursday
vening, April 9, at 7 o’clock.
Manly Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Troy D. Mullis, pastor. Annual
j sunrise .service on Easter Sunday will
I be held again this year at 4:4.5 a. m.,
! April Morning worship at 11a. ni.
Five more members of the first Moore County Nurse’s Aide training cla.ss at Moore County Hospital are I which the Sacrament of the I^ord’s
1922
H. J. Betterl^y has a larg; force
of workers bu.<iy clearing his recent
ly acquired acreage on the north
sU.pe of Tilghman’s Hill. He is pre
paring the ground for the plartinn:
of a peach orchard.
C. J. Sadler has changed the name
of Ills hotel from Juneau to P.irk
View Inn.
1915
Exciting finish to Firemen’s Car
nival. Prize car won by Mr.«. .1. T.
Lamm of Manly. Another ticket hold,
er claims car. Chains, padlocks,
lawyers, firemen involved. Opinion by
F. W. Bickett, Attorney General of
the State of North Carolina that the
drawing was a lottery, but that in
effect, it was water over the d.nm
now. ' "
Notice by tax collector. J. H Til.
ghmaii, that taxes are overdue from
21 tHxablea. Advertised tn:<*-s run
from 22c to $72.60.
1912
New Hotel Assured. Southern
Pines to have new and fine hotel of
the highest grade—money partically
all rai.sed—contract will be let so
that hou.se may be done by November
1st. Will cost, with furnishings, at
least $80,000.
Quite a destructive fire visited Car.
thage Tuesd.iy .about 2:.'50 o’clock and
destroyed the Tyson Hotel. Pumps
of the Tyson and Jones Buggy Com
pany were put to work and saved the
first floor.
Dr. Clement Monroe, resident sur- ’ right, Mrs. Grinnell, JTrs. Stuart
"eon (foreground) hold.s a session Wood, Mrs. Henry Dorn, Miss Elean.
with part of the class, with Mis.s or Barron and Miss Reva Marie
I inff is
Fallen Bruton (seated left), .superin. Tonnele, all of Southern Puies, —,
, , , ,,. T f 1 o. ,-..1 Reading Room which is loc.ited
lendent of nur.ses, and Miss Jacobs (Photos by Kinder. See Other Photo. |
...... .. , 4. ' I, T -J ^ 1 the church, is open Wi><ln<'.s(Uiv af-
(seated nght). Standuig are, left to graphs Inside.) '
1907
Easter dawned clear and beautiful
but with a decided drop in the tem
perature. At noon rain began falling,
continuing through the day and
night, the mercury falling to about
0.
“Eve ry woman appreciates a beau
tiful complexion, .so much desired by
men. Such complexions come to .ill
who use Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
T»a £"> cents, Tea or tablets. Central
Phar:uacy.”—Adv.
1902
Never dawned a more beautif’ 1
Eastern morn than that of la.st Sun
day.
Southern Pines Volunteer Fire De
partment Hose Company No. 1, I. C
Edgerton, Captain went to Pine,
hurst at 1 o’clock to a.ssist in extiii.
guishing a fire which caught in a
pile of wood in the rear of the pow
er house.
Businesses AT Vass
Agrain Changre Owners
FredtricK L. Taylor, who a few
weeks ago sc/ld his interest in the
store, filling stjation artd lumber
plant operated by the Stutts-Taylor
Company to R. G. Hancock of Bon-
lee, this week announced that he has
acquired full owTier-ship of the store
and filling .station and will continue
shown here (See front page). They are, left to right, -standing: Mrs. Donald Sherrerd ajid Mrs. C. C. Kennedy
of Pinehurst, Mrs. Lee Page of Aberdeen, Miss Effie Bailey of Carthage, and Miss Phyllis Lovering of Jack-
-son Spring.s. Seated are Miss Helen Jacobs, instructor, Miss Ellen Bruton, superintendent of nurses, and Dr.
Clement Monroe, resident surgeon. (Photo by Kinder)
COURT DISPOSES
OF 50 OLD C.4SES
‘‘Spring Hou.secleaninK” Achiev
ed by Superior Term;
Other Cases Minor
Although no civil cases of out
standing interest have been heard
in the two weeks' term of Moore
County Superior Court now coming
to a close, a fine job of '‘spring
housecleaning" has been done, with
around .'iO old cases being cleared
from the docket on Monday of this
v.eek, alone.
In some of these, appeals had
failed to be pei-fected. and for this
and various other reasons, the cases
were retired from the docket.
Three additional divorces were
granted, bringing the number for
the term to a round dozen. The ca.ses
were: .la.son Moore vei|us Ethel
Moore: Bertha W. Tyson versus
Ralph Ty.son: Elvin Hughes versus
Elizabeth Fry Hughes.
Other <'a.ses
.T. U Priest ver.sus J. J. Harring
ton, et al: Plaintiff to take nothing
against defendant J, E. Harrington.
Southern Desk Company versus
Herman B. Meiselman. trading as
'Torristown MaiiUfactiiring Com]iany:
this case having been .settled by com
promise by payment of SI 20 t<i plain,
tiff, it is retired. '
Carl Buchan and others versus
Bud Ritter and others: Oripinal
judgment Supplemented to extent
'hat plaintiffs recover a pe>sonal
judgment against Bud Rit'.er for
the amount as recovered in ^he orig
inal judgment subject to a credit of
$7.'), and that execution he delivered
to the iheriff for the sum of ,$22.')
\\ |h interest from the Sept, 1941
term with acrriied costs. It was fur
ther ordered that if execution be re
turned un.satisfied, Ritter is to be
(ommitted to jail pending pa.vmcnf
or until di.scharged by law
The Town of Vass case against a
number of citizens, relating to the
collection of taxes, was retired from
the civil issue docket and transferred
to the tax docket.
W', C. Dowd and C. Dowd and R.
O. Frye, Sr., versus C, .T. McDonald.
.Sheriff, and Sumpter Casket Com
pany, a branch of W'itherspoon Bros,
and Co,, Inc.: defendant pcrmantly
restrained from any proceeding un
der a certain judgment in regard to
any sale thereunder of lands de.
.scribed in a deed from S. R, Hoyle
to W. C. Dowd and C. Dowd.
and children, Walter Jr. Hilda Anne,
and George Alexander spt'iit the
week-end in Ltxington with Rev,
vVarfford's mother,
JIrs, W. H. Currie and Mrs. A E.
Woltz and Catlierine Currie spent
Wedne.sday in Charlotte.
Miss Micky Larkin of Washington,
Is. C,. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Wallace.
L. L. Marion. Jr., and Hoyle Sulli
van of Fort Bragg spent the week,
> U(l with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Sinclair, Jr,,
made a business trip to Durluiiii
lector. Good Friday: Meditations on
.Supper will be celebrated: youn^
people meet at 7 :.30 p. m.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, the
Rev. F. Craighill Brown, B, A.. B. D., I
I The Passion. 12 noon-3:00 p. m. E;\s-
I ter Eve: Morning Prayer, 10:00 a, m.
Easter Day: Holy Communion, 7:00
I 1, m.: ffoly Communion, 11:00 a. ni.;
! Children's Service, ,'j:.'?0 p. m.
I Women’s 'MiHsionar>' Soeiet.y
I
I The Woman’s ^fissionarv Society
Miss Meade Seawel! of I.iberty
.'pent the week.end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Seawell, Sr.
David Ginsburg and Joe Allen
made a business trip to Fayetteville
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. M. .Stutts of Noi-folk, Va.,
^ IS visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.ilder
of the Church of Wide Fellowship' stutts.
will meet in the church Parlor Thurs. j Friends of Charlie Barringer are
day, April 9, nt 3:30, Mi.ss Angie jj-nrry to learn of his entering Mo<ire
Crew, who has lieen a missionary in County Hospital for treatment Wed-
Japan for many years, will be the
.“peaker. The public is invited to at
tend this meeting.
"I'lireality" is the subject of the
lesson-sermon at the Christian Sci
ence Church. Ea.st New Hampshir"
.\veniie, Sunday morning, April a
rit 11 o'clock. Sunday school convenes
at 9:4.5. The Wedne.sday evening
held at 8 o'clock. The
in
ternoons fnmi 3 to ~> o'clock.
March Temperatures Return
To Normal And Spring Comes
j The Chlrch of ' Wide Fellowship
Henuett .Street at New Hami*shire
. Avenue, the Ftcv. Voigt O. Taylor,
■ )>astor. .Services Faster, April
In pleasing contra.st to the ex- cloudy, eight days partly cloudy, five ; gt.h,,ol Egg Hunt at 9:,'?0 a.
ccssive lo.ss in average temperature with rain, four days with just .a • fhiin h .School Kastei' Prognim I
trace of rainfall. The total rainfall j.,j Ka.ster moining
nesday.
J. Lloyfi McGrnw returned from
-\tlanta. Ga., Tuesday after a short
busine.ss trip.
Miss Lamar Spencer of Grei’ns-
boro College for Women spent tho
week-end with her parents.
(PUnsr tiitvn tn pauf fio)>t)
Church Worship, including Infant
faptism iser\'iee, at 11:00 a. m.: the
Youth League ,it 7:00 p. m.: and the
Ka.ster Play "It Is I ' by Ethel Ro( k.
well, protiuced bv the Fellowship
Korum Playt'i's, al 8:00 p. m.
rec
orded for the months of March
1040 and 1941; March of 1942, re-
UKIXKSI.K^ Bl IIJ)IN<i_ Pine,
hurst. Furnished Ktioms and
•VparVuents. Kleilrie Kitchens.
New \'entilatiiiii s,\'«leni. Mrs.
.Mulcahv,
lor tho month was t).14 Inches, 2.28 in- i
f hes more than normal. This marks i
tiirned to normal. As a result the ,, piu.pjus j,., precipitation of .39 in- i H
Sandhills bloomed with the blo.s- ^ ches for the three months of the : ||
soms of peach and pear, the deep year. j H
ro.«e.purple of the flowers of the long: Fourteen days of the month regis. j g
leaf pines and the light pink of tered 70 degrees or above, the high- j S
the Judas trees. The Junto's dis- c-.st 80 degrees on the l.'ith. Lowest,!:
j;
i\ppeared and flights of ruddy-breast.
ed robins camc in their place. Wis
teria and dogwood show every prom,
ise of an early flowering. The only
c'isappointmcnt of the month was the
first day of Spring, with its rain-
rall of two inches, making a gloomy
.lay for tho Steeplechase.
Bright sunshine marked seventeen
day.s of the month, six d.ays were
temperature for the month was 20 j
degrees recorded on the l.'jt. The great- '
est rainfall, 2.14 inches came on the ,
ftth. High winds occurred on the |
3rd and 8th, Rain on the second
fibscured the eclip.se of the Moon.
Long time Max. Min. Aver;
average (>5.6 41,7 .'iS.B ;
1941 61.1 .'50,3 46.2:
1942 66.3 41,2 .53.7
Mrs. Claude fiafer
Piano Studio
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“Last Call For Easter Clothes
FOR BARGAINS
FURNITURE
See Alton D. McLean
Opposite Hotel Aberdeen
to operate these at the same
locations, with no change in person
nel, R. A. Stutts and Mr. Hancock
retained ow'nership of the lumber
business, but Mr. Taylor is buying
.ind selling lumber and timber in.
dependently.
Lumber Truckers, Inc,, of which
Mr, Taylor was president, a corpor-
.ition operating a fleet of 28 trucks
through ten eastern states from
South Carolina through Massachu
setts, has also changed hands, this
business having been acquired by
N, Vick Keith of Vass.
Maps. Globes and Books on The War
at Hayes’.
SOUTHERN PINES
Alfred Jenkins of Richmond, Va.,
spent the week.end with his brother-
in.law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene C. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson of
Aberdeen, entertained at dinner in
The Pine Needles Tue.sday night foi
a number of members on the executive
staff at the Moore County court
house at Carthage. This group in
cluded Miss Be.ssie McCaskill, regis.
ter of deeds; Miss Mary Gilbert Cole,
deputy clerk of the Superior court:
JVIiss Ethel Davis, deputy clerk of the
Superior court: Miss Maida Jenkins,
County auditor; Mrs. Estelle Wicker,
assi.stant auditor; Miss Jennie Cam
eron, assistant audilor; and Mrs. L.
Gilliam Brown, county welfare offi.
cer.
Joseph P. Sims, H. Tatnall Brown.
Albert Zimmerman and John Ott of
Philadelphia, who compo.se the Or
pheus Club quartet presented at the
Pinehurat Forunr Thursday are
the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
met Jenks. Mr. Sims, a prominent
Philadelphia architect, designed the
Jenk’s home here.
Joseph Lee Brown arrived Wednes.
Md., to spend .several days with Mrs.
Brown and children. ^
Mrs. EdWiU'd Stevi ns of Grci'n- '
Wich, Conn., arrived Wednesday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bishop at
ti’.eir Knollwood home.
Charles P. Everest’ of Wyalusing,
Fa., arrived Thursday by train, to
drive his mother-in-law, Mrs. E. A.
Tracy back to Wyalusing. They will
stop in Washington, D. C., for Char
les P. Everest, Jr., who will go to
Wyalusing with them for the Easter
.nolidays. Mrs. Tracy will remain with
Mr. and Mrs. Everest for the sum
mer.
Mrs. James Boyd returned Wednes
day from Camp D.Hvis, where as i
member of the Red Cross National
Committee on Camp and Hospital
work, she participated in a confer
ence Tuesday of Army and Red Cross
officials concerning establi.shment of
Red Cross centers for service camps
in the eastern North Carolina area.
Mrs, Frank Buchan, Sr., and Louis
Scheipers. Jr., w'ent to Wilmington
last week.end to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Buchaii, Jr.
Mrs. H. R. Simmons of Peacedale,
R. I., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ern-
e.st Morell and Mr. Morell at their
We still have a cttinpifte stock for you to selcit your
Kaster 0(i(fi( from, if \(iu will come earl> enoiiKh.
SH(H‘ IN SOI THKKN IMNKS .\T IVIKLMN HUOS.
WE OFFER CLOTFIES FOR .S.\i,E ,\T REASON.\HI,E
PRICES
Men you will look nice and neat Easter
Sunday in an outfit from our store
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Ladies feel well dressed on Easter with a
new outfit from our store
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Boys and Girls will shine on Easter if their
parents visit Melvin Brothers for their
new^ clothes
clay night from Fort George Meade, home on Midland Road.
The Family Outfitters
SHOES —HOSIERY—H.VTS—SWEATERS—SHIRTS
H^OUSE^^—l'OATS—Sl'^7S—DRESSES— POCKET-
H(K)KS—UNDERWEAR—SKIRTS— YARD (;OODS
ETC.
VISIT US TODAY AM) CONVINCE YOCRSELF
THAT W E HAVE WHAT YOU WANT AT THE PRICE
YOU \VANT TO PAY
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Trading Center of the Sandhills
SOU rHERN PINES, N. C.
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