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% ¥ Friday, September 23, 1949 Cub Scouts Play Ball At Robbins THE PILC -Southern Pines, North Carolina First event of the season for lo cal Cub Scouts was a baseball game held Wednesday afternoon, when a team of Southern Pines Cub Scout players met a Robbins team on their home ground. The game was close and lively, winding up with a score of 10-9 in favor of Robbins. A return match will be played here Satur day afternoon. Some excellent plays were seen. drawing cheers from the sidelines and promising a good fall season ahead for both teams . The Southern Pines lineup in cluded McDonald, J. McDonald, Pleasants, Vann, J. Watkins, C. Watkins, Cline, Smith, Haynes- worth, with substitutions McCon nell, Childs, Blue and Hamel. Robbins lineup—Albert, Dowell, McNeill, Ritter, Culbertson, Key, Freeman, Bowman. Umpires were Brady and Chap pell. 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ABEH^^IENj ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF HOURS Effective Monday, Sept. 26 We Will Be Open From 11 a. m. Until 2 a. m. EVERY DAY SANDWICH SHOP DOROTHY KORNEGAY. Prop. 179 N. E. Broad St. Southern Pines. N. C. TW Gol fie Mrs. Edgar Ewing ony ■ vj>fiop Telephone 2821 ' PINEHURST .. IS NOW OPEN I'OR THE SEASON OF 1949 - 1950 Town and Country Clothes for every occasion PINEBLUFF By Mrs. ^Ehrman Pickier Honor Pastor and His Wife The members of the Baptist church and a few invited guests met at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Gosnell on Saturday evening at 6 o’clock and surpris ed them with a picnic supper, fol lowed by an old-fashioned pound ing. About 35 guests were present. Shower Fetes Bride-Elect Mrs. Walter Alpert was hostess at a crystal shower Wednesday night at her home honoring Miss Ethel Patrick, bride-elect of Oct. 8. Pink and white dahlias were Brief Mention Mrs. L. L. Foushee and son Gerald of Durham spent the weekend with Mrs. Foushee’s mother, Mrs. J. R. Lampley. Mrs. Katherine Brooks and Mrs. Nan Graham left Saturday for Gasden, Ala., where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dug ger, and Mr. and Mrs. Braddy Brooks. 'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams on Sunday included Mrs. Alice Adams of Southern Pines and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowder- milk and sons of Norman. M. C. Pickier and W. K. Car- , ipenter, Jr., spent the weekend at used throughout the house. Hmgo | was played during the evening Mrs. A. Zinns and chil- and prizes awarded the winners, (jj-en of Carthage visited Mr. and Sandwiches, bridal cakes, coffee q p Leavitt on Sunday, and nuts were served. Mrs. Richard Tufts, Mrs. George Union Church For Group Conference Women Xo Meet worship I Reports will be given by dele gates to the Montreat and Peace conferences, and by presidents of the various Women of the Church groups in the district. Mrs. W. H. Currie of Carthage and Mrs. Orene McPherson of Cameron 'vill make talks, and the Rev. Gaston H. Boyles will present the cause of missions. A 45-minute workshop for Cause Secretaries will be held to help iron out some of their prob lems. Churches in the district and the Invited guests were the bride- elect, Mrs. Carl Patrick, Mrs. Leon Wylie, Mrs. Odell Combs, Mrs. O. C. Adcox, Mrs. W. K. I Carpenter, Sr., Mrs. W. K. Car- P. Vail and Mrs. Leland McKeith- en of Pinehurst were guests of Mrs. C. F. Downes on Saturday. Joe Adams, Leon Wylie, Jr., and Earl Collins left on Tuesday The Women of the Church of District 7, Fayetteville Presby-i tery, will hold a group conference at Union Presbyterian church on October 6, beginning at 9:30 a. m., with Mrs. W. G. Caldwell, chairman, presiding. “Strengthening the Grass Roots’’ will be the general theme of the conference, which will open with tne singing of “The Church’s One Foundation,” fol lowed by prayer by the pastor of the host church, the Rev. C. K. Taffe. Mrs. H. A. Monroe will wel come the visitors and Mrs. Jewell Hemphill of Cameron will re spond. Mrs. Charles T. Grier of rr.esidents of their Women of the Church organizations are: Bensa- lem, Mrs. D. A. Patterson; Cam- ercn, Mrs. Orene McPherson; Cameron Hill, Mrs. O. C. Graham; Carthage, Mrs. W. H. Currie; Cy press, Mrs. James McKay; Eagle Springs, Mrs. Carl Williams; Elise, Mrs. John L. Frye; Olivia, Mrs. W. L. Gates; Union, Mrs. H. A. Monroe. Hollisters Return From 9,000-Mile Motor Trip Dr. and Mrs. William F. Hollis ter returned Monday from a month’s vacation, during which they did 9,000 miles of delightful sight-seeing. From here they went to Ne braska, where they were joined at Omaha by Dr. Hollister’s moth er, who accompanied them on their trip. They went through Montana and South Dakota into Canada, with stops at Calgary in Alberta, Banff and Lake Louise. Crossing to Vancouver, they came down the west coast to Los An geles, where they spent six days. They visited at Santa Monica, where Mrs. Hollister, Sr., resides, and there Dr. Hollister attended a medical symposium sponsored by St. John’s hospital. It was raining when the Hollis ters started on their trip, but after they left North Carolina they did not see a drop of rain during their travels. ■ peniter, 5i., Mrs. Cora Alcroft, for Union City. N. J., where they Mrs. Nan Miller, Mrs. Dorothy have accepted positions. Bralley, Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs.] Mrs. J. R. Lampley and house- George Hudson, Mrs. Paul Trout-1 guests. Jack Lampley and Mr. and man, Mrs. Hugh Keith, Mrs. Ehr-,Mrs. Guy Jennins, spent Tues- man Pickier, Mrs. Betty Hargrave'day in Durham with Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Barbara Queen, Mrs. E. H. |L. L. Foushee and Mr. and Mrs, Mills and Miss Viola Wylie. Scouts Honor Miss Patrick Thomas G. Lampley. Mrs. Lacy Hatchell of Fayette- Troop No. 1 of the Pinebluff' ville spent Sunday with her pa- Girl Scouts surprised Miss Ethel | rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hearn. Patrick with a kitchen shower at the regular meeting on Friday afternoon. Ice cream and cake were serv ed to the following: Miss Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Henderson, Joan Henderson, Mary Jane Marts, Carol Wylie, Mildred and Elizabeth Troutman, Pauline I. G. Wylie made a business trip to Fayetteville on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lamp- ley and children of Durham spent the weekend with Mrs. Lampley’s oarents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Col lins. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rackley and children of■ Smithfield were week- Lampley, Gene Morton, Marie,end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Troutman, Barbara Conrad, Judy i Mclnnis. Cleary', Adelaide SchneH, Bar-1 Mrs. Harry Southerland and bara Williams, Lorraine Morgan.son Pate are spending the week and Jeannette Van Boskerck. jin Atkinson with Mrs. Souther- Miss Patrick is assistant Scout land’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. ^ 5)*:- •'J- •]*'"-ff? 'M- 'H? Ill H IliCi :li:- 40? xo- -xtr --ii- -U.- i<jr. '(S'- -O- ii*- -'o- tU; :-gf. .-itjr- -'ciT- BUYKO leader of Troop 1. Joint Hostesses, Mrs. Bill Wooten and Mrs. T. H. S. Gray., Mrs. T. H. Little and son Tom my of Ellerbe were guests of Mr. Mrs. Tilghman Loses Brother By Death John Howard Hunter, brother of Mrs. J. W. Tilghman of South ern Pines, died suddenly Wednes day morning at Hattiesburg, Miss. He was 63 years old. Funeral plans had not been completed when The Pilot' went to press, except that the funeral will be held here, probably Sun day. Mr. Hunter was in hotel work. He had been in good health, and the news of his death came unex pectedly. He had planned to pay a visit to his sister here within a short time. Wilson of Aberdeen entertained and Mrs. S. M. Mclnnis over the at a stork shower recently for weekend. Mrs. W. K. Carpenter, Jr., at her home in Pinebluff. Games and contests were en joyed throughout the evening with prizes going to Misses Gladys Rowe and Ann Pleasants and Mrs. W. K. Carpenter, Jr. Sandwiches, potato chips and cokes were served to the follow ing guests: Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Edward Baker, Mrs. Linwood Moon, Mrs. Carlos Bufkin, Mrs. Roy Wallace, Mrs. Martin Brigg- man, Mrs. Bobby Williams, Miss, Mary David, Misses Ann Pleas ants, Gladys Rowe, Gaynelle Gwyn, Doris Davis, Kitty Deaton, Nancy Meaner and Dorothy Law rence. Benedicts Buy Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Cadwallader Ben edict of Sanford have bought the home of Miss Marie Rose on Bal timore avenue, and plan to move arcund October 1. The Benedicts have a small son, Christopher. Miss Rose and iDrother J. Dun can Rose will leave the last of the month for Mr. Rose’s home in Baltimore. Fromi there Miss Rose plans to go to New York City for an indefinite stay. Miss Rose is one of Pinebluff’s first citizens. Firemen Observe Ladies' Night Members of the Pinebluff Fire department observed ladies’ night last Thursday, by entertaining with a chicken stew. Mr.' McLeod, president of the Sandhill Fireman’s association, made a brief speech. A good time was enjoyed by all present. Birthday Party Mrs. Lacy Hatchell' entertained Saturday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. H. Hearn, honoring her daughter. Jay Fran ces Fisher, who was celebrating her sixth birthday anniversary. Cake, ice cream, mints and nuts were served to the guests. Present were: Kay and Deana David, Paula Troutman, Iris Pick ier, Sylvia Thompson, Betty Rae Carrington, Judy Marie and Ruby Jo Fiddner, Phylis and Harry Howie, Johnny Marts, Michael Hupko, Jimmy Bradley and Andy Alcroft. Mrs. Boyd Honors Daughter Mrs. La Dette Boyd entertained Friday afternoon honoring her daughter Eleanor Boyd on her 11th birthday. Games were enjoyed, . after which ice cream, cake and punch were served to the following guests: Faith Ann Marts, Carol Baker, Helen Hardister, Nancy King, Barbara Williams, Jackie Van Boskerck, Gayle, Dorothy and Doris Murphy and Ava Gos nell. New Library Books The following new books have been added to the shelves at Pine bluff Library: for children—^Fif teen, Childhood of Famous Amer icans, Swiss Family Robinson by Johan Wyss, Nineteen Bobbsey Twins by Laura Lee Hope, Whitey and Jinglebob and Whi- tey’s First Round-up by Glen Rounds. ^ t For adults: Seven Tempest by Vaughn Wilkins, The Chain by Paul Wellman. Deep in the Hearts of Men by Mary E. Waller and —Wind of Satan by Laverne Gay.' 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-Door Sedan; radio and heater 1948 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Club Coupe 1946 Chevrolet 4-DQor Sedan; radio and heater 1 1940 Nash 2-Door Sedan 1 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan 1 1948 Chevrolet IV2 Ton Truck All of These Cars Are Sold Under a / 30-Day Written Warranty Pinehurst Garage Co. Inc. Phone 4951 Pinehurst, N. C. _ 'I ' • ■ ■ Winter is fast approaching, and now is the time to make those needed repairs. Onr stocks are complete on the following and many more items that you may need. Glaze-Coat Ceiling Panels White Asbestos Siding Asphalt and Asbestos Roofing 5 V-Crimp Roofing , Cement — Plaster — Lime Large Stock of Glass in all sizes Hardware International Refrigerators and Home Freezers Beauty Rest Mattresses Magic Chef Gas Rang es Rye Grass Seeds & Fertilizers Pinehurst Warehouses Inc. Pinehurst, N. C.
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