Friday, May 31, 1946.
THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
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PINEHURST NEWS
PORCLEIN CIGARETTE SETS
BY EDGAR JOHNSON
JENSEN’S GIFT CREATIONS
Laundry Closed
The Pinehurst Laundry has
closed for the summer but Ellis
McKenzie will continue to oper
ate the Dry Cleaning Department
all summer. J. Frank McCaskill,
manager of the entire plant will
again be at the Essex and Sussex
Hotel in Spring Lake, N. J. Mrs.
McCaskill and their daughter,
Julie Ann will accompany Mr.
McCaskill to Spring Lake for the
summer season.
Let’s all cooperate whole-heart
edly in this movement to elimi
nate one more “undesirable” from
our town.
Juniper Lake
George Hunt is now operating
Juniper Lake and expects to
make improvements and invites
the public to enjoy its picnic
grounds as well as the lake and
pool for small folk. Juniper Lake
is between Pinehurst and East-
wood on the Carthage highway.
To The Democrats of
Moore County:
I cannot personally see each of
you who supported me in Saturday’s
Primary, so I take this means of tell-
ing you that I am grateful for your
I vote and the benefit of your influ
ence.
Sincerely,
Herbert G. Poole
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As you step across the
threshold of the class
room towards the wider
opportunities just outside
the door, remember that
the good wishes of this
community are with you.
BAKER’S FOOD STORE
Honor Court
Carrow Moffitt and Allen Wat
son were advanced to 2nd class
Boy Scouts last week at a Moore
County Court of Honor meeting
held at Aberdeen. E. J. Hartsell
and Curtis McKenzie are leaders
of the Pinehurst Boys Tibop.
Food Drive
Last Saturday Boy Scouts col
lected around 400 cans of food
for the UNRRA Famine Drive.
Mrs. T. L. Black, Mrs. I. C.
Sledge, Mrs. J. W. Harbison and
Mrs. G. M. Cameron drove the
boys around the village to pick
up the donations. Numerous gifts
of money were also contributed.
Mrs. H. Foster Kelly is local
chairman of the Emergency Food
Collection. William Nugent,
member of AVC, helped her or
ganize the collection.
Senior Class Parly
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McCas
kill and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene K.
McKenzie honored the Senior
class and their escorts at an in
formal party and dance at the
Chalfonte Friday evening. Little
Donnie McCaskill and Karen Mc
Kenzie are class mascots. Several
members of the faculty and a
few other guests attended the
party also.
Poison Ivy
A drive has been launched to
eradicate all poison oak from the
Pinehurst community. For years
it has been a worry to people on
the golf courses, in the park and
even on many streets and lots
about the village. A meeting was
held at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
T. A. Cheatham Tuesday after
noon at 5 to discuss means and
ways of solving this problem.
To Be 'Married
Miss Louise Shaw and William
R. Dickinson will be married at
the Pinehurst Community
Church, June 8th. Miss Shaw is
a daughter of Mrs. Robert F..
Shaw. Mr. Dickinson is on the
staff of the Pinehurst Outlook.
Homecoming
Donald Nelson, storekeeper 3rd
class in the navy, has arrived in
California on the USS Hermi
tage and expects to be discharg
ed soon. Donald is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Nelson of Pine
hurst.
Commencemeifl Sermon
Sunday night Dr. Kenneth J.
Foresmani of Davidson College
preached the Commencement ser
mon. The service was held in
the Community Church. Dr. T.
A. Cheatham and Rev. Roscoe
Prince also took part in the de
votional and Miss Eloise Wicker
was organist. Wednesday evening
graduation exercises were held.
The speaker was Mr. Charles W.
Phillips of Woman’s College. Miss
Ann Parkin is faculty advisor.
I Garner, Joy Bristow, Jean Wat-
I son, Louise Fields, Libby Thomas,
Joan Cole, Frances Campbell and
Sally Cheney.
Sold
The Menefee residence on Mid
land road has been sold to W. J.
Bryan of Grosse Pointe, Mich.,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Stevens
have purchased the Swoope cot
tage, The Ashley.
Piano Recital
Miss Eloise Wicker presented
her piano pupils in a recital Fri
day night in the Pinehurst School
jauditoriuniu The followiing are
members of the class: Johnsie
Rose Kanoy, June Bristow, Jean
ette Davis, Martha Ann Currie,
Janice Butner, Charles Swarin-
gen. Gene McKenzie, Jimmie and
Martha Harbison, Florence Yar
borough, Shirley Graham, Bar
bara. Betty, and Carolyn Black,
Peggy Garrison, Pauline Clapp,
Nancy Haire, Marcia and Georgia
Anna Black,, Betty Jean Boggs,
Barbara Jean Cole, Marjorie
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With Gratitude...
I take this opportunity to thank those who
voted for me in the past elections. That evi
dence of their faith in me is deeply heartening.
[t is, moreover, an assurance of their interest
in and support of the welfare and upbuilding of 11
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Moore County, a cause for which I stood and
will continue to stand.
I trust that together we may continue our
work for the good of our County.
With gratitude,
Lula McPherson Guthrie
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. James Roberson,
who for many winters were as
sociated with the Carolina, and
were at the Holly Inn during the
summer when the hotel was leas
ed to the army for research on
diseases, and housed the Con
scientious Objectors, have depart
ed for Daytona Beach, Fla. Mr.
and Mrs. Roberson have accept
ed positions at the Sheraton
Plaza at Daytona Beach.
Mrs. Gladys A. Palmer left last
week for Chautauqua, N. Y.,
where she and her father own and
operate The Albion. Mrs. Palmer
who has been secretary to Wil
liam Fitzgibbon, mari,ager of the
Carolina, for several seasons re
cently sold her cottage on Kelly
road to the Ogden-Sabins.
Miss Dorothy Westcott, who
graduated from Woman’s Col
lege, Greensboro, last Friday has
returned to her home here. Miss
Westcott has accepted a position
with the Carolina Bank in Pine
hurst.
Mss Dorothy Cheney, a fresh
man at WCUNC, has arrived
home to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. True P.
Cheney.
Mrs. L. B. Creath and young
daughter, Patty, left Monday for
a visit with her parents in Iowa.
Miss May Chapman has leased
her cottage for the summer and
left last Thursday for Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parson
have left for Maine to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Beattie
who were in the Marshall cottage
on Magnolia road during the sea
son left Tuesday for their home
in Cedarhurst, N. Y.
Miss Ruth McEnery has re
turned from Amesbury, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appleton
Warren motored to Tennessetf last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis X Anglim
who have spent the season at the
Magnolia have left for New
York.
Mrs. Eva Conant spent the
weekend in Raleigh.
Miss E. Lydia Graves returned
to her home in Nashua, N. H., last
week. Miss Graves, a chiropodist
had an office in the Harvafd.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Drake
and daughter Daphne have de
parted for their summer place
at Lake Geneva.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carter of
North Wilkesboro were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCaskill last
week.
Miss Helen Ruth Cole spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John
Diggers.
Members of the graduating
class of the Pinehurst School are
Misses Pauline Lewis, Flora El
len Cameron, Doris Hunt, Nellie
Smith, and Edgar Currie, Whit
Thomas, Clyde Garner and J. C.
Hunt..
Worth Faircloth has been a pa
tient at the Moore County Hospi
tal, following an appendectomy.
Mrs. B. U. Richardson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Peck have return
ed from Ocean Drive, S. C. Join
ing them for the weekend was
Miss Mary Patterson Smith of
Boston.
Lt. and Mrs. J. M. Brizzard of
Fayetteville, Cpl. Robert Wil
liams of Radford, Va., and Fort
Bragg and Cpl. Anthony Capa-
rosso of Avello, Pa., and Fort
Bragg were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Camer
on.
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