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fifty people in the County.
President Burwell reports the
new “Sky Cruises” that Resort
Airlines has been the first air-
Horseshow
are
line in America .to begin
promising to start a new trend
in vacations.
The -‘Sky Cruise” is a sixteen
day all-expense tour in a twenty-
one passenger Douglas Luxury
Liner. Only forty-four hours of
the sixteen days are spent in the
air, the rest of the time Being
given to the pursuit of visiting
many of the country’s leading
vacation spots from New York to
New Mexico to California to
Wyoming and back to New York.
Golf Champs
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League and a trophy will be
awarded to the winning team.
For permanent possession a team
musl; win the trophy for three
years in succession. At the pres
ent time the Sandhills Golf Lea
gue is made up of five teams,
but there are plans for enlarging
this number next year.
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ond place in three events—the
Open Jumpers, Knock Down &
Out, and the Jumpers Stake. She
also won the title of “Reserve
Champion Jumper” with. Whisk-
dale, second to Henry’s Dream.
Other horses from Southern
Pines entered in the Hamlet
show included those of William
Kennedy, Miss Jane Overton,
Morris Johnson, and Harold Col
lins—all of whom made excellent
showings. Miss Overton won sec
ond on Stardust for Horseman
ship, with Harold Collins taking
first.
The show was at night on Wed
nesday and Thursday, under the
park lights, as well as in the af
ternoon, on Thiirsday.
There was $3,000 posted in
stakes and according to W. O.
Moss “it was a fine show in all
respects.’’
Festival
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climax of 'the game came when
the new 1946 Plymouth car was
won by Miss Bobbie Jean Mc
Bride, daughter of E. L. McBride
of Aberdeen. Yes, sir those Car
thage folks sure gave the visit
ors a big time.
The glorious fourth dame to an
end with the Independence Ball
where one and all agreeded that
it was “hats off” to Carthage. . .
and more of such days!
HOUSES FOR SALE
DESIRABLE LOCATION
Reasonable Sale Price Small Down Payment
Own your own home with your monthly payments lower
than your present rent.
Aberdeen. N. C.
J. D. AREY & COMPANY
Telephone 8701
Phone Southern Pines 97185 for Reservations
MR. and MRS. JIMMY ALLEN. Proprietors
LAKEVIEWv N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas of
Pinebluff announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Virginia
Margaret, to Walter A. Freeman
of New York City, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Freeman.
Miss Douglas graduated from
WCUNC last year and was a
member of Phi Beta Kappa. At
present she is employed in New
York City for a business firm
and is a member of Adult Edu
cation For Refugees. In this lat
ter position she teaches English
a few nights a week to refugee
children.
The wedding will take place
the last week in July.
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Our Pledge To The Public
Southern Pines Personals
Legally OPA is dead. But Sprott Bros, feels
that the majority of the people desire continued
price controls. We pledge to continue to use
the same OPA ceiling prices which have been
in effect for the past few years.., Until a defin
ite decision is reached by the President and
Conress. In the event no bill is passed . . . and
the rnanufacturers do increase their prices. . .
we pledge to use our normal pre-war mark-up
or less.
sprottBEBS
Furniture Company
THE HOME OF QUALITY FURNITURE .
Moore Si. Telephone 325 Sanford. N. C.
HELP SAVE FOOD!
CONGRATUUTIONS TO
The Pilot
On The New
Addition To Their Plant
ROOFING SUPPLIED
BY
The King Roofing Co.
SANFORD
WE HAVE...
210 Lb. Asphalt Shingles
90 Lb. Roll Ropfing
The King Roofing Co.
SANFORD
Mrs. Harold McDonald and her
two sons who have been living in
the Walker apartments for the
past year and a half, left Tues
day evening for a short visit with
Ml'S. McDonald’s parents in Mill-
heim. Pa. From there they will
go to San Francisco where they
will sail on July 6 for Japan to
join ,Lt. Harold McDonald. The
lieutenant was formerly station
ed at Camp Mackall.
Mrs. Helen Shea left Thursday
of last week to spend the summer
in Bethlehem, N. H. She will visit
Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Jellison and
Mrs. Mary Clark,
Mrs. Maxwell Grey and her
son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and
Mrs. Ross Grey, of Fort Collins,
Col., have returned from a two
Weeks’ stay in New York City.
The Ross Greys will remain in
Southern Pines for a Visit until
July 14 when they will return
to Colorado by plane. Dr. Grey is
associated with the Veterinary-
Hospital at State College in Fort
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Poe are
spending the week in Morehead
Ctiy at the home of Mrs. Poe’s
mother.
Mrs. Hugh Betterley left Sat
urday for Boston where she will
visit her daughter. Miss Barbara
Betterley, for the remainder of
the summer.
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Heizmann Mudgett, Ashe Street,
are her dalughter, Mrs. Henry
Dingley, who flew -down in her
plane from' Auburn, Maine,
Thrtrsday, her son. William C.
Mudgett of Reading, Pa., and
Miss Carolyn Viers of Rockville,
Md., who arrived today, Friday.
Miss Marietta Vanderveer has
returned from a recent trip to
Jamaica, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rose of
Newton, Iowa, are the guests of
Mr .and Mrs. Malcolm Grover,
May Street.
Mrs. C. H. Burkhead has re
turned from Washington, D. C.,
called there by the death of her
brother, Capt. John R. Borden,
USN, Ret. Burial services for
Capt. Borden were in Arlington
National Cemetery, Arlington,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox spent
Sunday night at the home of Mr.
Cox’s mother, Resthaven apart
ments. They were returning from
a two weeks’ vacation trip to
St. Louis, West Plains, Mo., and
Tulsa, Okla.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
N. Cameron last week were Mrs.
W. L. Huntsinger, her son War
ren E. Huntsinger, and her mo
ther, Mrs. Norman, of Hollis, L. I.
B. C. Doyle spent last week
end in Norfolk, Va., on a business
trip.
Mrs. Eloise Tracy will leave
Monday to spend the summer at
her home in Wyalusing, Pa.
Mrs. James Boyd, Miss Nancy
Boyd, James and Daniel BOyd
left Monday for Millbrook, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles P. Everest, Jr., the
former Miss Edna Margaret
Smith of Southampton, Eng., ar-
_ rived Monday morning from New
York City. Mrs. Everest sailed
from Southampton on the Alex
ander landing at Staten Island
last Friday morning. She and Mr.
Everest will be at their home on
Country Club Drive during the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Mon-
tfesanti of Miami, Fla., are visit
ing Mr. Montesanti’s parents this
week.
Mrs. Gladys O’Daniel and dau
ghter, Linda Ann, and Miss Mary
Virginia Harrington of Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. WJ. S. Harrington, South
Bennett Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Tad-
lock, Frank and Ann, left late
last week for Greenville, S. C.,
where Mrs. Tadlock and the chil
dren will remain for a two -weeks’
visit. Mr. Tadlock returned Mon
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Brown and
daughter, Audrey West, are
spending the week with their
families in Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Prudence Giles Blue of
Washington, D. C., was the guest
of Miss Lhla Blue, S. E. Broad
Street for a few days this week.
She left Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Davis, in
Wilson, before returning to Wash
ington.
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CbuTch of Wide Fello-wship
“Tomorrow May Never Come”
will be the theme of the eleven
o’clock service at the Church of
Wide Fellowship, Sunday, July
7. The Rev. Tucker Humphries
will preach.
First Baptist Church
The Rev. Eugene Olive of
Wake Forest will preach at the
First Baptist Church Sunday
morning, July 7, at eleven o’clock.
Resort Airlines
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her of people in this County as
nominal stockholders”, said Pres
ident Burwell.
In order to foster this interest
Resort Airlines is sending out
letters to about a hundred and
Drs. Neal and McLean
VETERINARIANS
Southern Pines, N. C.
iRadios and Electricall
Appliances
Refrigeration and Radio
Service
Wiring Material
Tillman Radio Shop
123 Chatham St.
Sanford
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White Shirts
Good Quality
... Broadcloth
- At Lower
Than OPA Prices
Large ,Supply of White Shirts
Also
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SANFORD
PHONE 399
Baseball!
WEEK’S SCHEDULE
SANFORD SPINNERS (Tobacco State League)
All Games at Temple Park, Sanford, N. C.
7:45 P. M.
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FRIDAY, JULY 5th
SMITHFIELD AT SANFORD
SUNDAY, JULY 7th
ANGIER AT SANFORD
3:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th
CLINTON AT SANFORD
ALT. WEEK GAMES PLAYED AT NIGHT
7:45 P. M.