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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1955
Home Demonstration Club News
Raiiibow Club
Mrs. C. C. Loftin was gracious
hostess at the June meeting of
the Rainbow Club. Attendance
was back tO' normal. It was a
leader’s meeting. Mrs. R. L. Old
ham, clothing leader, gave a well
planned demonstration on “Dress
for the Occasion.” She had plac
ards to illustrate an outfit for
each need and was attractively
dressed herself for a club meet
ing.
One of the many aims of club
work is planning and doing our
work in the easiest manner. Mrs
Loftin has rearranged her kitchen
with a cozy living nook which
saves time and steps and keeps
the family in closer companion
ship. Many of us remember the
old fashioned cheerful kitchens
with open fireplaces which are
being revived to some extent in
this modern age.
The ladies spoke of their fruit
ful spring gardens that point to
well fed families and groaning
CARTHAGE NEWS
pantry shelves for next winter.
Do’s and Don’ts for bride and
groom were in keeping with the
traditional month. The home
agent has these pamphlets.
Refreshments followed the
cldse of meeting.—By Mrs. A. C.
Bailey, publicity chairman, aRin-
bow Club.
Thagards Club
Mrs. J. L. Matthews was host
ess to the Thagards Home Dem
onstration Club for June. Mrs.
Richard Matthews gave the les
son on “What to Wear and When”
which fitted in very will with the
May lesson, “Figure Flattery.”
The club members came in dif
ferent outfits, play clothes, casual
and dress up. Mrs. Richard Mat
thews also gave an interesting
discussion on what to wear at
weddings—if you are in the wed
ding or a guest.
After the business and lesson
were ever, refreshments were
served.—^By Mrs. C. B. Ragsdale,
publicity chairman, Thagards
Club.
By MRa ALONZO BLUE
Fourth Birthday
Tommy Hinson of High Point
celebrated his fourth birthday
Saturday afternoon at the home
of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Hinson.
His guests were Steve Isaacs,
Andy Caddell, Machonne and
Alice Kivett, Randolph Howard,
Deborah Moore and Lee Flin-
chum and little Miss Marks of
Aberdeen. His Mother, Mrs. Hen
ry Hinson, and Mrs. C. T. Hinson
were assisted by Miss Carlotta
Maples in entertaining.
I After an hour of games, direct
ed by Miss Maples, ice cream,
cake, pink lemonade and assorted
candies were served. Favors of
whistles and balloons were pre
sented the little guests.
At Teachers' Workshop I County home agent, was in Ra-jMiss Marie Clegg, last week.
Mrs. L. P. Tyson, Mrs. C. F.jleigh this week attending the Mrs. Roger McClune and sons
Seawell,
BROAD STREET PHARMACY
Where Thousands
Have Shopped With
Confidence
Since
1904
24-Hour Prescription Seryioe
Broad Street Pharmacy
PHARMACISTS ON DUTY
Jerry .Rhodes Joe Montesanti, Jr., Prop.
Day Phone 2-5411
Kentucky
Bourbon
years
old
^ STBMOHT KENWCH BOUI^
distilled a BOTTLED BY
ancient age
FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF
ANCIENT AGE D'.STILlING CO., FRANKFORT, KY.
of Mrs. N. W. McKay and family
in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Glass and
children of FayettevUle are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Glass’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Caddell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Currie
and family left today for
month’s stay in Montreat.
Johnnie Pinkston of Fayette
ville is visiting his grandihother,
Mrs. A. Blue.
Miss Janie MacLecd visited
with Mrs. Frank Blue and Mrs.
E. C. Hines in Sanford last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bion Brewer and
daughter, of Raeford were week
end guests of Mrs. Stacy Brewer.
Miss Flora McDonald, Moore
47 th annual Farm and Home
week, held in William Neal Rey
nolds Coliseum at State College.
Miss Lillie Ellen Wise, assistant
home agent in Caswell County,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Garrison.
Mrs. Eugene Hamlin of Cristo
bal, Canal Zone, arrived Sunday
for a month’s visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Stacy Brewer, and sister.
Miss Annie Margaret Brewer.
Mrs. John Kiker and son Joel
of Dayton, Ohio, are here on a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. McDonald.
- Mrs. L. R. Sugg spent the
weekend in Sanferd with Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Sugg.
A. W. Wood of Marietta, Ga.,
spent the weekend here with his
family at Mrs. J. W. Baker’s.
Miss Nannie Maude Williamson
of Sanford visited her cousin.
returned to their home in Leavit-
tO’wn, N. J., Saturday, after a
month’s visit with her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Baker.
Individual holdings of nearly
$50 billion in U. S. Savings Bonds
represent 18 per cent of the na
tional debt.
Coin’ PLACES?
THE SHEARWOOD TRAVEL SERVICE
Will be Closed from July 2nd to 9th inclusive
If you need air or steamer tickets, hotel reservations, vacation
plan assistance or anything in travel during that time, please
call us during the coming week.
RE-OPENING JULY 11
SHEARWOOD TRAVEL SERVICE, Pinehurst. N. C.
Phone 4912
Barringer, Miss Meade
Miss Mattie Kate Shaw from
Carthage, Mrs. Pauline Duncan
of Aberdeen, Mrs. H. C. McPher
son of Cameron and Mrs. Shields
Cameron of Southern Pines, pres
ident of the Moore County Class
room teachers unit, were in
Chapel Hill last week to attend
the summer workshop, of class
room teachers.
Mrs. D. N. Carter, Miss Janet
Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Blue and sens of Rockingham
spent the weekend at Myrtle
Beach. Miss Carter accompanied
the Blues to Rockingham for a
visit.
Mrs. Mac McDonald of Colum
bia, S. C., was the weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McDonald
and Miss Flora McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter
and son Ben were in Madison last
week visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas
Hinson and Lawrence Hinson of
High Point were here for the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Hinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Baker re
turned home Friday from Chieg,-
go. Ill., where they attended the
merchants convention. Mrs.
Baker visited an aunt in Milwau
kee, Wis., while away.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. E. Carter
and daughter of Omaha, Neb.,
who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Carter, left Friday
for Asheville to visit Mrs. Car
ter’s mother. On a recent trip to
asTorth Carolina, Colonel Carter
flew to Pope Air Base with Brig.
Gen. William Fisher, formerly of
Southern - Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hill and
son Byron attended a family re
union Sunday in Graham, at the
home of Mrs. W. B. Green.
Mrs. De Witt Moses, Miss Alice
Green and Mrs. HiU’s mother,
Mrs. A. T. Lambeth, from San
ford, were guests for the day
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Hill.
Jimmie Legge from Lafayette,
Ohio, who is spending some time
with his sister, Mrs. Earl B. Mc
Donald Jr., in Chapel HiU, with!
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Jr., and
son, Earl Blue HI spent the
weekend at the heme of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McDonald here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe AUen carried
their daughter Sarah Jo to the
Martha Lowe Girl Scout camp
near Greensboro Sunday for a
six weeks’ stay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Adams -were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard D. Turner, in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Arledge and
children of Alta Vista, Va., were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Wallace. Mrs. Arledge i
staying over for a longer visit.
Miss Margaret Kelly, Mr
Sadie K. Wall and Charles Pre
vost HI were guests last weekend
eesr BUYS m
EASTERN !
VACATIONS
By private Motor
Coach or Cruising
Steamer, fine hotels,
sightseeing. Escorted
groups leave New
York weekends.
CAPE COD,
MARTHA'S VINEYARD
6 days $150
COLONIAL NEW ENGLAND
7 days $159
ONTARIO LAKELANDS
7 days $165
NOVA SCOTIA CRUISE-TOURS
8 days $216
“RICHELIEU" CRUISE-TOURS
9 days $225
ROMANTIC GASPE
13 days $285
SAGUENAY CRUISE-TOURS
10-11 days $265
CTaxes ad4.itional)
Plus Round Trip
Southern Pines-NewYork
SHEARWOOD
TRAVEL SERVICE
Pinehurst, N. C.
always Farm-Fresh at Colonial!
SPECIAL DAIRY MONTH FEATURE! SEALTEST ALL FLAVORS
Vi gal
CTN.
Special Price! Mild American
CHEESE
43>
LB.
ItmmMmmMmmwmmmm
Special! Hudson Assorted Colors
ICE CREAM
SMOOTH & CREAMY! SEALTEST COTTAGE
CHEESE
CARNATION INSTANT
DRY MILK
CS ENRICHED EVAPORATED
MILK 3
KRAFT CHEESE FOOD
VELVEETA
12-OZ
CUP
9 6-10-OZ
PKG.
TALL
CANS
S'
COLONIAL STORESi
LB.
LOAF
Towels
^ ROILS 31*
-L-.
I SPECIAL
TOMATO JUICE
SPECIAL PRICE! LIBBY’S
46-OZ.
CAN
SPECIAL PRICE! LADY BETTY
Special! Sunlite Standard
PBONE JUICE
SPECI.4L PRICE! GOLDEN ISLE
FIELD PEAS :
QUART
BOTTLE
NO, 303
CANS
TOMATOES
1
1
Special Price 1 Our Pride I
' '^'"'ce! Vegetable Shortening
NO. 303 H
CAN
1
1
ANGEL FOOD I
DAIi£.-MlTE
Special! Redgate Rich *n Hearty
1
BAR
Pork & Beans
1
■
3-LB. mL mm^
2 25*
■
1
■
15-OZ. 1
BAR 1
TIM
Special Price! Natur-Tender, V. S. Choice Quality
Steaks
Sirloin
Club
Round
LB.
on
WoJern 2b,
tnnetware
Smart, practical coupe-shaped plates in intermued gay
California colors. T^is dinnerware is top-quality • • . you’ll
be proud to use it on your table. We will discontinue this
dinnerware fropi our stores at a very early date, so complete
your set today.
BtJDGET BEEF SIRLOIN, ROUND OR CLUB
STEAKS B 59c
GEORGIA GOLDEN SHORE SHRIMP
CREOLE <0^ 49<
CHEF’S PRIDE POTATO
SALAD LB <:up 25c
NATUR-TENDER,
U. S. CHOl^^ii: RIB
LB.
63<
ROAST
READY TO SERVE-SPICED LUNCHEON
MEAT $1-00
CHEF’S PRIDE TROPICAL FRUIT
JELL 14-OZ. CUP 33c
Special! Luter’s Pure Pork 1
Palace Brand Breakfast
SAUSAGE 1
BACON
3 79* 1
3 .s $1.00
Fresh Well-Filled
H Special! Morion’s Froaen
BUTTER
1 Fruit Pies
ITEM DESCRIPTION
WAS
NOW
CUP
55c
25c
SAUCER
30c
15c
SALAD PLATE
35c
17«
DINNER PLATE
70c
33e
FRUIT DISH
30c
15c
VEG. DISH
95c
55c
SOUP PLATE
60c
29c
PLATTER
1.80
89c
SUGAR DISH
1.60
75c
CREAM PITCHER
1.10
49c
Special Price! Firm Ripe Slicing
BEANS
§ • PEACH • APPLE • CHEERY
LBS.
101^-OZ.
PICS
TOMATOES
*5.
GTNS.
Broad Si.—C3!pen 'til 8:30 p. m. Every Friday