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THE PILOT. Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, March 17, 1944.
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Do you want
a job like this?
WANT A job where every hour
you work is an hour that helps
♦vin the war?
Want a job that gives you a
chance to increase your skill, or
learn a new one? A job that gives
you new experiences, new friends?
Then join the Woman's Army
Corps and lake over a vital job
in the Army.
For full details about the WAC.
apply at any U. S. Army Recruit
ing Station. Or write: The Ad
jutant GeneraL i4415 Munitions
Bldg., Washington 25, D. C. (Wo
men in essential w:l|r industry
must have release from ihmr em
ployer or the U. S. Employment
Service.)
Receives Promotion
David W. Gamble, attached to the
Employment Service Division of the
War Manpower Commission in Char- -
lotte, has recently been promoted to
Supervisor of Placement in the
Charlotte office. During the past
fourteen months Mr. Gamble has
served as interviewer and later as
clearance placement officer. Mr. and
Mrs. Gamble formerly lived in Sou
thern Pines where he was a member
of the high school faculty and Mrs.
Gamble was associated with Dorn’s.
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Arch Coleman entertained
at luncheon Wednesday at her home,
“Skyline”. The guests were Mrs.
Reid Page of Aberdeen, Mrs. J. I-
Neal and Mrs. Cloud of Glencote,
Illinois.
Young David Page, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chan Page, underwent an op
eration for appendicitis at the Moore
County Hospital Saturday.
Dent-Harrison Marriage
Solemnized in New York
Miss Mildred Carrington Harri
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Leftwich Harrison, of 1075 Park Ave
nue, New York, and Bedford, N. Y.,
was married Saturday afternoon in
the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church to Ensign Frederick
Baily Dent, USNR, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Magruder Dent of Greenwich,
Conn., and Southern Pines. The cer
emony was performed by Dr. John
Sutherland Bonnell, Pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
and the Rev. Arthur Ketchum of St.
Matthews Church, Bedford, New
York. The wedding was followed by
a reception at the Junior League.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown of
ivory satin, a rosepoint Juliet cap
and a tulle veil bordered with rose-
point lace. She carried a bouquet
of white spray orchids and freesias.
Ethel Council will be installed as
Warder and Dr. R. G. Rosser as Sen
tinel.
Hotel Arrivals
PINE NEEDLES
Golfers at Pine Needles include
J. A. Scythers, S. L. Ayres, G. R.
Donovan, W. V. Boyd, R. G. Vaughn,
and W. S. Burrell, all of Toronto,
Canada. Other guests include Mr. and
Mrs. H. V. Down of Neward, N. J.;
S. B. Heppenstall, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Kenworthy, H. A. Porter, and H. B.
Nuromose of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Dr.
John Maher, E. W. Jones, James J.
Griffin, Herbert Johnson, and Dud
ley Shaw of New York.
HOLLYWOOD
Arrivals at the Hollywood include
Lt. apd Mrs, R. M- Davis of Miami
Beach, Fla.; V. P. Wilbur of Indian
apolis, Ind.; Miss Mary R. Greeson
of Maxwell Field, Ala.; Mrs. M. J.
Miss Polly Harrison was maid of M Levelland, Texas; F. P.
honor for her sister and the brides-1 Harold Kennedy of Phil-
maids were: Miss Rose Parsons and! Mrs. William
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Miss Anne Morgan of New* York,
Miss Elinor Cooke Robinson of Hart
ford, Conn., and the Misses Edith and
Diana Dent of Greenwich, Conn.,
sisters of the groom. They wore
L. Dennison of Baltimore, Md.; J. T
Huggins of Norfolk, Va.; Pvt Charles
Chrostopher of Fort McClellan, Ala.;
Lt. and Mrs. R. E. Buscher of Wash
ington, D. C.; William K. Black of
dresses of pale aquamarine taffeta A^Mnta, Ga., and Miss Florence T.
Cleaners
Penn. Ave.
Telephone 5541
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and carried deep red roses.
Owing to the absence overseas of
Lt. Magruder Dent, Jr., USNR, bro
ther of the groom, William Thay
er Brown, Jr., was best man for En
sign Dent. Ushers were Lt. Quentin
Meyer, USMCR, Lt. Richard Wil
liams, USMCR, Frank Coyle, Lt.
John P. Renwick, USA, Ensign Syd
ney Davidson, USNR, T. Mitchell
Hastings, Jr., and Lt. James Riley
III, USA.
The bride, who is a granddaughter
of Dr. Thomas P. Hafrison, Dean
Swan and Miss Mary M. Melcher of
Meredith, N. H.
JEFFERSON INN
Guests at the Jefferson Inn include
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shields of Provi
dence, R. I.; Edwin D. Preisler of Un
iversity Heights, Ohio; Mrs. Thomas
W. Storrow and Mrs. Rosanr^ D.
Sanderson of Boston, Mass.; Mrs.
Jessie Trow of Asheboro.
PARK VIEW
J. B. Duggan of New York; Frank
Enough lo Warrant Keeping it in Good Repair?
Or any other of your household electrical ^
appliances?
Emeritus of State College, Raleigh ^ Wright of Boston; Roy Brondson of
attended the Brearley School in New I
« York and was graduated from Chath-1
am Hall, Virginia. She made her de-l^'’®’ Louise Lee of Baltimore, Md.;
but at a dinner-dance preceding the Hamer and Mrs. James
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Junior Assembly in 1942
Ensign Dent was graduated from
St. Paul’s School, Concord, N. H.,
and from Yale University where he
was a member of the Fence Club and
Scroll and Key. He is on active duty
in the Pacific, and the couple left
for the West Coast after the wed
ding.
BUSHBY ELECTRIC CO.
Tel- 6311
W. Roberts of Columbus, Ga. are at
the Park View.
East Connecticut Ave.
HIGHLAND PINES INN
Capt. and Mrs. John Allen or Port-
and. Me.; Mr. and Mrs. Loring D.
Wilson of Lawrenceville, N. J.; Mrs.
J. C. McNamara of Dallas, Texas; Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Amico, of Buffalo,
N. Y.; A. B. Burnett of Albany, N. Y.;
James J. McDowell and Alfred Lew
is of New York; and Mr. and Mrs.
Petria Joyce MacDonnell
The Gordon Scott MacDonnells of , _ ,
La Jolla, California, announce the i George D. Morgan of Richmond, Va.
birth of a daughter, Petria Joyce, at Highland Pines Inn.
La Jolla on Monday, March 13. Mrs.
MacDonnell is the former Petria Er-
egtine Bailey, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. D. E. Bailey of Southern Pines.
ARROW SPORT SHIRTS
Long Sleeve-Fine Rayon
$5.00
SLACKS
Gabardine, Flannel, Covert, Blue,
Tan, Brown
$7.00 to 110.95
TCG SGOG
Broad Street and New Hampshire Avenue
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I Becoming sole proprietor through the purchase
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§ supervision and long time policy of good food
I and fine service.
j J. D. Welch
i REGULAR MEALS AND SANDWrCHES
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I East Broad St. Southern Pines
A Grandaughter
Mr. and Mrg, Paul Jerfllgan af8
proud grandparents. They have re
ceived -(bord from their gen, Ensign
Paul A. Jernigan, that the ybuhg
Jernigans have a daughter born on
March 14.
Personals
Mrs. Virgil J. Lee has returned
from Baltimore where she had been
for the past two weeks. She was ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs. L.
O. Brightfield, the former Betty Lee,
who will b? the guest of her mother
for a week or teii days;
Lt. (jg) Marshall 8ai‘hey, after
completing a twb mbnths indoctrin
ation cOufs® ht Princeton Univer
sity, is SpSIiding a three weeks leave
with ms family here before report-
ihg to Hollywood, Florida, on April
Suits
Coats
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Dresses
Hats
Accessories
Mrs. Hayes Shop
Easter Cards
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Celebrates Birthday
Young Jeffrey Lee Brown, §oh of' third.
Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Brown, cele-1 Mrs. O. A. Dickinson is confined
brated his second birthday Monday i to her home by a broken ankle, the
afternoon with a party for a number result of a fall as she left the library
of his friends at the home of his' one afternoon last week.
;grandparent'S, Mr. and Mrs. Carl j Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis returned
Thompson. The refreshment table JVIonday night from Ridgeway, Pa.,
wias centered w(th a lion’s cage j where she was called by the death
which housed real animal cracker of her brother. Dr. George Hutchin-
.lions. Favors were bean bags in the'son, a well known heart specialist,
shapes of different circus animals, | Mrs. C. A. Agler of Massillon,
and each guest wore a clown hat .and Ohio, arrived Wednesday night to
a paper bib trimmed with pom-poms spend some tim ewith her daughter,
to match the hats. Guests were Di- i Mrs. E. V. Hughes, and Lt. Col.
ane Clinton, Jerry Healy, David Bar- Hughes at their home on Ashe Street,
ney, Johnny Ormsby, Tommy Mil-| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hutaff and dau-
lar, Mark Kuklewicz, Buck Aldridge, ghter, Anne, of Fayetteville, were
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Chandfef’s G^l^e^nhouses
Tele p h one 6154
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Plumbing and Heating Services
L, V. O’Callaghan
Telephone 5341
Southern Plnee
and Royal Scott Brown.
Women’s Society
The Women’s Society of the
Church of Wide Fellowship will meet
in the church parlor Thursday after
noon, March 23, at 3:30. Group three
is in charge and all ladies of the par
ish are cordially invited.
weekend guests of Mrs. Hutaff’s pa
rents, Col. and Mrs. O. A. Dickin
son.
Capt. and Mrs. James M. Murphy
and daughter, Joan, were called to
Syracuse, N. Y., last week by the
death of Capt. Murphy’s mother.
Mrs. O. E. Hedge has had as her
guests this week her sister, Mrs
Erie G. Stillwell, and Mrs. J. C. Mor
row, Jr., of Henderson. Mrs. Hedge
accompanied them to Henderson
Thursday and will visit friends there
at I before returning home.
Miss Diane Dickinson of Miami
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We Still Have Lots Of Nice Ones
Books Are The Best Easter Presents
We have Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books,
Fiction, Books on The War, Biography, Travel
and Poetry.
Books for all ages and all tastes
We have an especially fine lot of Children's
Books
Also Fine Playing Cards, Badminton sets, and
Tennis Rackets
For your Easter Shopping please try
HAYES’
SANDHILLS BOOK SHOP
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
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Eastern Star Will
Install Officers
At the Masonic Hall tonight
8:00 o’clock the Eastern Star will in
stall the officers elected at their! Beach, Florida, spent a few days last
last meeting. The new officers will'week with her parents. Col. and Mrs.
be Miss Mary Cameron, Worthy Ma- O- A. Dickinson.
WEDDINGS
tron; William Dale, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. Maude Rosser, Associate Ma
tron; George Case, Associate Patron;
Mrs. Vera Sitterson, Conductress;
Mrs. Reba Kfennedy, Associate Con
ductress; Mrs. Kathleen Woolley,
Secretary; Mrs. Esther McDaniel,
Treasurer; Mrs. Sammie Chandler,
Chaplain; Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mar
shal; Mrs. Fannie Turner, Organist.
The Star Points are Mrs. Irene Dale,
Adah; Miss Sara McLeod, Ruth; Miss
Ella Jones, Esther; Mrs. Elliott Dorn,
Martha; Mrs. Edith Case, Etecta. Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Olive, the Misses Jean
Olive, Virginia Mae Hoskins, Ruth
Kleinsphen, and Bernice Reynolds
attended a concert given by the Mer
edith College Glee Club at Camp
Mackall last Friday night. Miss Irene
Olive, daughter of Mrs. Olive, is a
member of the Glee Club.
Mrs. Hafold Hanson, daughter of
Mrs. B. W. Thomas, is recovering
from an operation in Corpus Christ!
Texas. Mrs. Hanson is in Corpus
Christi while her husband is sta
tioned there-.
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