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Charcoal Briquettes
20 lb. Bags
JACKSON MOTORS, INC.
Phone 5822 Southern Pines, N, C. |
"Your Ford Dealer"
PINEHURST NEWS
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DINEGRAQOUSLY
Breakfast Lunch Dinner
THE PILOT RESTAURANT INC.
(Intersection Highways 1-15-211)
Aberdeen. N. C.
Peaches...
FOR CANNING
GEORGIA BELLES and ELBERTAS
AND
"Fresh as the Morning Dew"
from our Vass farms
Drive To One Of Our
Roadside Markets
One is located on U. S. Highway 1 at
northern limit of Vass, the other
on Union Road 1 mile west of Vass.
PRICED RIGHT
Evans’ Roadside Markets
Southern Pines On Hy No. 1
Under New Management
Presents
JIMMIE MARSHALL
AND HIS
CAROLINIANS
No Cover Charge or Minimum Charge
Without Orchestra
Open Every Night Except Sunday
Dancing From 9 Til 1
Admission $1.00 Per Person
Couples and Parties Only
Bar Closed at 9 P. M. on Saturday
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NOT THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST!
MONTESANTI
Cleaners Dyers
Penh. Are. Telephone 5541 Southern Pines
Marriage Plans
Mrs. F. S. Danforth of New
York and C. B. S. Marr of Can-
oustie, Scotland, whose engage
ment was announced in May, will
be married September 20. Soon
after their marriage they will
come to Pinehurst where they
will occupy the Tree Tops apart
ment in Plymouth cottage. They
are both well known in the Pine
hurst colony. Mr. Marr is now on
a visit to his ancestral home in
Scotland.
Back Home
Jerry Ashton has returned
from The Inn at Lake Placid, N.
Y. where he was employed, and
reopened Jerry’s Grill in the Mar
ket Square building. While he
was away there was no restau
rant in the village in operation
and the villagers were pleased to
have ,a local ‘‘place to eat out”
;'.gain.
Yadkin Golf M^t
Richard Smith with a net 71
won last week’s Yadkin golf
tournament. Thomas H. Currie
was in second place with a net
72. The tournament was medal
play individual 3|4 handicap.
Birthday Parly
Little “Skeeter” Stevens, small
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Stevens
celebrated his second birthday
with a party at his home, Ashley
cottage, Friday afternoon, July
These little folk were his
guests: Sandra and Judy Annino,
who are visiting their uncle,
Lewis Cannon, Susan Smith,
Johnny Barry, Danielle Adams,
Betty and Donnie McCaskill, Ann
Wicker, Carolyn. Daryl and Ly-
mar Faircloth. After a “dip” in
the pool at the Stevens home
they enjoyed refreshments.
Going and Coming
Miss Margaret MacDonald, of
the staff at the General Office,
and Miss Arlene Kennedy of the
Carolina bank, Pinehurst, left
Sunday to spend this week at
Kentucky Inn, Myrtle Beach.
Robert Peck who has been the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Guthrie Smith for two weeks re
turned Sunday to his home in
White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. John Biggers and
daughter Patricia are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Cole.
Miss Elizabeth Macauley of
New York and Mjss Lida Tunnell
of Cleveland are spending sev
eral weeks’ vacation at Gurnet
Cottage.
The young people of The Com
munity church enjoyed a picnic
outing at Aberdeen lake Thurs
day night.
Softball Game
Two added attractions on last
week’s recreation program' was
a softball game played between
Pinehurst and Aberdeen Tuesday
night, and a local game between
members of The Brotherhood
class of the Community church
Sunday school Friday night.
Large crowds attended both
games.
Rev. Roscoe L. Prince is on
vacation from his pulpit during
August and Col. Frank M.
Thompson, retired Army chap
lain, who bought the Thomas
Black cottage on Midland road
and resides there, will serve as
supply pastor for the month. Mrs.
Roy Kelly is organist while Miss
Eloise Wicker is on vacation.
Mrs. Robert Harlow left last
week on a business trip to New
York.
Mrs. Martha Humphrey left
Tuesday after visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. W. Simpson, and Col.
Simpson.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Arm
strong and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. David Armstrong and
family are spending several
weeks at Caswell beach.
Miss Eleanor Fresh of Hickory,
a member of the Pinehurst school
faculty, has been spending ^few
days here as guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Edson.
At The Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ehrhardt,
Jr. and children left Tuesday fo:
a week’s vacation at Ocean Drive,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gouger
and Nancy Lou are spending a
few days at their Cherry Point
cottage.
Miss Louise Fields has return
ed from Rye, N. Y., and is stay
ing with relatives until her moth
er, Mrs. Charles B. Fields, re
turns at a later date.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bradley
left last week to visit relatives
in Mount Grab, O.
Miss Pauline Lewis has been
in Durham for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. O. M. Palmer.
Mrs. E. A. W. Thompson has
returned from Boston and with
her children is occupying The
Casements, her parents’ winter
home here.
Swimnling Party
Mrs. John Zelie and Mrs. W.
A. L. McKeithen were joint host-
fesses Saturday evening at a din
ner and swimming party.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gibson and
young daughter Ann spent the
weekend in Raleigh.
Mrs. Iris McGinley has been
the guest of Miss Ola Lilly at her
apartment in the Bank building.
Mr. 6nd Mrs. R. S. Tufts, thfeir
Mrs. Rockham
Dies In Detroit
Mrs. Mary A. Rockham, 82,
widow of Horace H. Rockham,
founder of many educational and
civic projects throughout Michi
gan, died Tuesday, July 22, at her
Detroit residence after a long
illness.
For many years Mr. and Mrs.
Rockham had been among the
prominent residents of the win
ter colony at Pinehurst, where
they owned a home. Mr. Rock
ham died in 1933.
Among outstanding Rockham
iphilanthnopies were the Rock
ham Memorial building at De
troit; the Detroit Zoological
Park foundation, the Fenton
Community house and the Hor
ace H. Rockham School of Grad
uate Studies at the University of
Michigan. The university has re
ceived more than $10,000,000 in
Rockham gifts.
Mr. Rockham, as a young at
torney drew up incorportion
papers for the Ford Motor com
pany and made a $5,000 invest
ment. These shares later sold for
$12,500,000. The Rockhams used
their financial success to devote
their lives to aiding church, char
itable and educational projects.
Mrs. Rockham, daughter of Col.
Dexter Horton and Lavina Hor
ton of Fenton, O., married Horace
Rockham in 1888.
Her wide interests are shown
by organizations in which she
held membership, many of them
charter or honorary member
ships: the Detroit Golf club and
toe Silver Foils of Pinehurst, the
Engineering Society of Detroit,
the Ingleside club. Women’s City
club and Parmen’s club of De
troit, and many others.
She was a member of the
Christian Science church.
Funeral services were held
from the residence Friday with
burial in Evergreen cemetery,
Detroit. Surviving are two sis
ters, Mrs. Mabel Patterson of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Mrs.
C. L. Bussey, of Detroit, also sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Carthage Water
Is At Low Level
The Carthage water system is
suffering from the recent pro
longed dry spell, and Carthage
citizens have been asked not to
wash their cars during this week
and possibly next.
While precautions are being
taken there is believed to be no
cause for alarm, said Mayor W,
D. Sabiston.
This is the first time in four
or five years the supply has been
lowered to this extent, and it is
expected to be at normal again
within a short time.
While rain has been plentiful
in the south end of the county
during the past couple of weeks,
there has been very little in
the north end from which the
springs supplying Carthage are
fed. In some sections the drought
has continued since early May,
daughter Sally and Miss Gay Mc-
CJlellan speai^t the weekend at
Eseeola Lodge, Linville.
White Thomas has returned
home from Blowing Rock.
Son Is Bom
Mr. and Mrs. William Archie
Sullivan are the proud parents
of a son born at the Moore Coun
ty hospital July 17. Mr. Sullivan
is .employed in the dry cleaning
department of the Pinehurst
laundry.
Mt. and Mrs. Carl Bradshaw
were dinner hosts Friday even
ing to Miss Virginia Smith, Miss
Elizabeth Welch, Robert Peck of
White Plains, N. Y., and Charles
Underwood of Carthage.
Rev. and Mrs. John H. McCrim
mon of Zebulon have been spend
ing a fw days with Mr. and Mrs.
Casper McDonald at Kineo cot
tage on Midland road.
Picnic Supper
The following enjoyed a picnic
supper at Boyd’s Lake in Ham
let last Thursday night: Misses
Margaret MacDonald, Margaret
Lee, Evelyn Garner, Flora Ellen
Cameron and Gene Bradley, Bill
McKenzie, James Garrison and
Art Williams.
Roger Frye of Washington is
on a visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew J. Frye. IMr.
Frye is a court recorder in the
nation’s capitol.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hensley
of Sanford were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hensley
of Garren Hill.
Daughter Bom
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Frye of
Washington, D. C., announce the
birth of a daughter, Susan, July
10th.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sarmuk and
three children Sandra, Candace,
and Daryl of Lenox, Mass., are
guests of Mrs. Sarmuk’s father,
Marvin Lewis.
Mac's Beauty Shop
Opens on W. Broad
Add to the list of new busi
nesses in Southern Pines a new
beauty shop, “Mac’s” which open
ed Tuesday above the WSTS
studios on West Broad street.
Mac’s Beauty shop is owned
and operated by Eddie McNair,
of Southern Pines, a graduate of
a beauty training course in Ra
leigh, who also studied his pro
fession with Antoine in New
York city.
He has as assistant Mrs. Ver
non Davis, of Pinehurst, former
ly with Kirk’s Beauty shop, Pine
hurst.
The beauty shop rooms have
had a beauty treatment them
selves, in a blue and ivory color
scheme of modern charm. The
shop has enclosed booth units,
and the latest equipment.
PICTURE FRAMES
and
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER
H. H. TURNER PHOTO SHOP
Telephone 6452 Southwest Broad St.
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WEEK’S SCHEDULE
SANFORD SPINNERS (Tobacco State League)
All Games at Temple Park, Sanford, N. C.
^^wSKT^Week Days 7:45 P. M. Sunday at 3:00 P M
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
Wilmington at Sanford
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5
Clinton at Sanford
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6
Red Springs at Sanford
PRIZE NIGHT! MANY VALUABLE PRIZES!
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More and more mod
em homemakers ore de
manding all-electric kitch
ens—and there is a very
good reason. Fully auto
matic, leisure giving electric cooking is one of them. There
is assurance of perfectly kept foods that electric refrigeration
gives; there is dishwashing—garbage disposal—ventilation——
dmd a long list df other advantages.
Sooner or later you. too. will wont cm cill eleCrtric kitchen
—plan now to have one—see your electrical dealerl
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