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THE PILOT, Southern P in es and Aberdeen. North Carolina ___________________
Many Concerns in County Enroll in
N. C. Hospital Saving Association
M iss Tolar, Eastern Supervisor,
N am es Mrs. Hite o f Hemp '
Moore R epresentative
To Address Seniors
Miss T a s c a Tolar, e a s te rn sup er­
viso r of t h e N orth C arolina H ospital
Saving A ssociation, of C hapel Hill,
w ho is in Moore county a t p re sen t in
the in te re s t of m em berships in the
organizatio n, announced
ea rly
this
w eek the a p p o in tm e n t of M rs. VV. M
H ite of H e m p a s Mooie co u n ty representlitive. Miss T olar a n d Mrs.
H ite have been active th is week
am ong b u sin e ss concerns an d othe^
groups of th e county, a n d have en­
rolled the K iw anis Club o f Aberdeen
and The P ilo t, Inc. of S o u th ern Pines. ^
Moore c o u n ty is actively interest- j
ed in the n e w organization, th e p u r - ;
pose of w h ich is to provide hospital j
expenses f o r residents of th e s ta te j
on an easy p ay m en t plan. I t costs but j
15 cents a week for an individual to |
DK. D ONALD S T E W A R T
become a member, and 40 cents a
w eek for a family. D ues a re p a i d '
Dr. S te w art, who will a d d ress the
through p a y ro ll deductions, o r in th e,
g
ra
d u a te s of S ou thern P ines High
case of clu b s and civic organizations,
m ay be
directly o r t h r o u g h ! School n ex t week, w as born in Mex­
dues deductions. M em bers a re ten- ico City. H is educational c a re e r has
titled to 21 days of ho spital care a t been an exceptional one. He spent
the asso ciatio n’s expense d u rin g the eig h t y e a is in a n E nglish public
firs t year, 40 days a f t e r one has school u nder the A rchibishop of York;
been a m e m b er for more th a n a year. he w as a t Davidson College three
All h o spital expenses a r e covered, y ears, one y e a r a t the U niversity ot
b u t the d u e s do not, of course, cov­ Louisville, th ree y e a rs a t P resb y ter­
ian S em in ary in Louisville an d two
e r doctor’s bills.
The association is controlled by a ' y e ars a t the U niversity of Edinburgh
b o a rd of tr u s te e s composed of twelve in Scotland. He h as been p a sto r of
leading N o r th Carolina citizens. F our th e P re s b y te ria n ch u rch a t Chapel
a re elected by the H ospital A sso c ia -, Hill fo r th e p a st th re e years, before
tion of th e state , fo u r by th e S t a t e ! which he served as p a s to r in Bir­
Medical S o cie ty ; these e ig h t elect m ingham . Ala., and as a s s is ta n t in
fo u r from th e public. A ll tru stees tw o churches in E dinburgh.
serve w ith o u t pay. The c h a r t e r of the
association provides th a t it cannot T W E N T Y -F IV E G R A D U A T E FROM
S O I T IIE R N FINE.S H IG H SC HOOL
m a k e a p ro fit.
Eligible Cases
(Continuca frm n page one)
Anyone u n d e r 65 m ay becom e a o lin a ;” Class Prophet, W inifred Kel­
m em ber w ith o u t the re q u irem e n t of; ley; Class T esta to r, C arlyle Cameron;
a physical exam ination. T he b e n e f its }Song. “Tom Tom the P ip e r's Son,”
cover all ty p e s of illness except ve- by the Glee Club; B estow al of Cap
n e ral diseases, qu a ra n tin a b le diseases, and Gown, C h arles Ross; A cceptance,
m e n tal d iso rd ers and cases which a re Ja m e s S pring ; P re s e n ta tio n of Class
actu a lly co vered by the W o rk m en ’s Gift, Joseph O’C allag han; Acceptance
C o m pensation Law. The b en e fits are of Gift .F. W. W eb ster; P resen tatio n
available im m ed ia te ly a f t e r a m em ­ of D ra m a tic Gift, W inifred Kelley;
b e r’s first p ay m en t in c ase of acci­ A cceptance of Gift, Mrs. A. L. Ellis;
dents. One m u s t have been a m em ­ C lass Song, a n a rr a n g e m e n t by F red­
b e r fo r 30 d a y s in o rder to receive the erick S tan ley Smith, by th e Seniors.
benefits f o r o th e r types o f illness e x - ' The M arshals a re E rn e stin e Bailey,
ce p t in m a te r n ity cases w hich r e - ' J a m e s Ritchie, J a m e s M illiken and
quire one t o have been a m e m b er for Charles Phillips.
te n m onths.
The g ra d u a tio n exercises program
Members m a y go to a n y hospital will be: Processional, "P om p and
w hich is a ffilia te d w ith th e associa­ C irc u m sta n ce s” ; invocation by the
tion, w hich m eans v irtu a lly every Rev. T hom as A. W illiam s; Song, “In ­
hospital in th e state. You m a y be ad- j te g e r V'itae,” by th e H igh School
m itte d to a hospital any tim e your; Glee Club;
P re s e n ta tio n of the
physician s a y s you need h o sp ita l c a r e . , A m erican Legion C itizenship Medal,
The follow ing ind u strial concerns by R. B. F re e m a n ; P re s e n ta tio n of
a n d other business o rg an izatio n s in
th e S p eaker by th e Rev. E. L. B a r­
Moore c o u n ty have a lre ad y enrolled
ber; Com m encem ent A ddress by the
th e ir em ployes in the association:
Rev. Donald S te w a rt; Song, “In the
Benner T h e a tre , C a rth a g e ; Moore
Time of R oses,” bj' th e 7th Grade
C ounty C o u rt House, C a rth a g e ; Pine- C horus; P re s e n ta tio n of D iplom as by
h u r s t D a iry , P in eh u rst
Laundry,
Dr. G. G. H e rr; A lm a M a ter Song,
Pin eh u rst, Inc. General O ffice, Pine­ Glee Club. G rad u ate s a n a Alumni;
h u rs t
G a ra g e ,
P in e h u rst
Golf
Benediction th e Rev. E. L. Barber.
Course, P in e h u r s t Power H ouse, Pine­
h u r s t T eachers, the P in e h u rs t Siik
•MUNEBUGS” T A K E SE C O N D
Mill a t H em p, The Pilot, Inc. and
ST R A IG H T FR O M .\SH E B O K O
th e K iw anis Club.
(C ontinued fro m page one)
A B E R D E E N DAN CE
field
scoring his tw o
te am m ates
E N JO Y E D BY M.ANY
ah ead of him . Then, while P itcher
S m ith settle d down and held AsheT he fir s t dance o r th e su m m er
boro b a tte rs to five sc a tte re d h its for
season, held a t the A berdeen W are­
the rem a in d e r of th e g a m e a nd shut
house on W ed n esd ay evening, a t ­
the m o ut fo r the n e x t five innings.
tr a c te d a sizeable tu rn o u t of oldsters
Sandhills overhauled th e opposition
an d y o u n g ste rs alike and th e recep­
and w e n t o u t in fr o n t— temporarUy.
tion a cco rd in g the a ffa ir a u g e rs well
Big S ixth
fo r future sim ila r a ffairs, according
to Clifton Jo h n so n and W . R. Jo h n ­
son, the sp o n so rs of the dance. A p­
p ro x im ately 150 couples w e re p re s­
ent.
Johnny L o n g and h is o rc h e s tra , fo r­
m e rly of D u k e U niv ersity an d re­
cen tly re tu rn e d from a n extended
dance to ur of New Y ork s t a te and
N ew E n g land , provided th e music
and their re ce p tio n w as s o en th u sia s­
tic th a t, if th ey can a r n in g e th e ir
itin erary accordingly, th e y will be
b a ck again in th e n e a r fu tu re .
BR.A/II^ A TTA CH E H E R E
Victor de Carvalho, a tta c h e of the
B razilian c o n su la te in N ew York,
and P ete r Beradino, also connected
w ith the B ra zilian co n su late, were
g u e st of M iss L illian R o b e rts in South­
e rn Pines w hile on a v a c a tio n trip
th ro u g h t h e south. They w e re so im ­
pressed w ith th e a ttra c tiv e n e s s of tho
tow n th a t th e y plan to r e t u r n la te r
fo r a lon g er stay.
Mr. C arvalho is send in g a w rite­
up o f S o u th ern P ines to th e B razil­
ian paper fo r which he is co rres­
pondent.
T he su b scription price o f T he Pilot
i t $2.00 a y e a r.
In the fifth , W all w alked, w en t to
th ird on B u c h an ’s infield out, third
to first, a n d scored w hen Newton
dribbled one down the f i r s t base line,
Asheboro’s p itc h e r and f i r s t basem an
giving an “A lphonse an d G asto n ” im­
itatio n over w ho should cover the
play.
The sixth, how ever, w a s Sandhills’
big inning and th e boys batted
around, an d th e n some. Leon Melvin
was an easy out, p itc h e r to firs t, and
b ro th e r Neil followed w ith a foul fly
to th e ca tch e r. Then, w ith tw o down,
the firew o rk s s ta r te d a n d fo u r hits
and tw o e rr o rs pro d u ced five runs
from E d M u rra y ’s le ft h an d ed slai'ts.
Bill W hite laced a te rrific trip le to
th e c e n te r field wall. A lec S m ith was
safe an d W h ite scored w hen short.top L ow derm ilk m isju d ged S m ith ’s
high fly a n d let i t fall safe, C urtis
W all bounced one off th e second basen a n ’s shins and w as safe, S m ith ad ­
vancing to second. B u c h a n w a s also
safe on a n e rro r a t s h o r t a n d th e
bases w ere full. N e w to n singled to
left, scoring S m ith and W all. Rich­
ardson singled to rig h t, sco rin g Buch­
an and a d v an c in g N e w to n to third,
and T hom as b e a t o u t a n infield hit,
scoring B uchan. Leon Melvin, up for
the second tim e, w alk ed , a nd then
Big Sale!
Pilot to A uction O ff C uts o f
Prom inent Citizen o f
Southern Pines
W ednesday — P o stm a ste r F r a n k
Buchan, S o u th ern Pines, a p p e a rs
in Pilot office. P ilot force busy r e ­
vising its file of cuts of p ro m in en t
citizens. F r a n k finds th re e old
ones of himself. "I'm sick o f see­
ing those in th e paper. L et m e
have the m and I ’ll th ro w th e m
away.” Pilot force complies, h a v ­
ing duly filed c u t of F ra n k fro m
more recent photograph.
T h u rsday — Dr. C. R exford R a y ­
mond a p p e a rs in Pilot office, p ro ­
duces som ething from u n der his
arm . “J u s t found these in th e
g u tter. T h o u g h t th e y probably be­
longed to you so b ro u g h t ’em
along.”
You’re rig h t. T hey w ere th re e
cuts of F ra n k Buchan.
Now we’ve decided to sell th e m
for paperw eigh ts, to the hig he st
bidders. D on’t rush. Keep in line.
th e rally died w hen Melvin w as out
a t first base un assisted
T\vo >Iore in Seventh
Sandhills added tw o more ru n s in
th e first h alf of the seventh, and
w ent ahead 10-6, Bill W hite w alked
and advanced w hen W’all w as safe on
a n e rro r a t sh o rtsto p . Then B u c h ­
a n beat out an infield h it to third,
scoring W hite and, a fte r N ew ton
stru c k out. R ichardson w as safe
when his bounder g o t by th e s h o r t­
stop and Wall scored on the play.
Asheboro cam e back w ith th ree
runs in its h alf of the seven th on
Y’ork's single and three successive
plays on Crews. W rig h t and Hobson
w ho w eie safe on fielder's choices
where th e a lte rn a tiv e missed. Y ork
an d C rew s scored in the in terim and
W right counted from th ird on a
passed ball p itc h ed to Bud H enrick.
Asheboro tied it up a t 10-all in the
eighth w hen E llis w a s hit by one of
S m ith ’s pitches and, a fte r Bolton and
Allred had gone down sw inging.
Crews singled him home.
N eith er te am scored in the nint.\
a n d Auman, w ho w ent in to pitch the
la s t h a lf of th e te n th to p ro te c t
Sandhills 2-run lead g arn e re d in the
f i r s t half, se t A sheboro down in o r­
d e r w ith an infield fly and tw o s trik e ­
outs.
M anager V ance McMillan an n o u n c­
ed W ednesday t h a t the Ju n io r L e­
gion te am fro m T ro y will be h ere this
aftern o on , F rid a y , and th a t n ex t
W ednesday afte rn o o n
th e
“Jun e
B u g s” will be h o sts to Raleigh.
Coach Joe D eB erry, w ho sp en t
la s t week in Moore C ounty H ospital
undergoing a m in o r operation, wa.s
unable to acco m p an y the te a m to
Asheboro, b ut we have his assu ra n ce
t h a t he will be able to ta k e o v er the
coaching a ssig n m e n t in a few days
a n d point th e “J u n e b u g s” fo r the
stren u o u s c am paig n th a t looms only
a few w eeks ahead.
These g am es t h a t th e boys are now
playing are pre-season g am es in
prep a ratio n fo r th e Ju n io r Legion n a ­
tion-wide cam p aign t h a t opens Ju n e
22nd, an d a t th e ra te the can did ates
a re pro g ressin g the Sandhills e n try
is going to be one to be reckoned
with.
Playing fo r Sandhills on T u esday
w'ere: C. Wall, c; F. Buchan, ss; A.
P ate , ss; E. N ew ton, lb ; R. R ich ard ­
son, 3b; B. T hom as, If; T. H untley,
2b; L. Melvin, 2b; N. Melvin, rf; W.
W hite, cf; A. Sm ith, p an d H. A u ­
m an, p.
CARTH.AGE. H EM P, W E S T E N D
S ta te is plan n in g to replace eig h t old
IN N E E D O F B IG G E R SC HOOLS buses w ith th e sam e n u m b e r of new
buses in com pliance w ith th e la st
G rand J u r y report. We find th a t 25
(C ontinued fro m p a g e one)
J. A. Campbell, fo rem an , says w ith of th e rem ain ing oldest buses a re be­
I re g ard to the condition of H em p ing com pletely overhauled and r e ­
n o vated fo r n e x t y e a r an d t h a t all
j scho o l:
"The H em p graded school h a s ten buses a re equipped w ith go v erno rs
1 classroom s an d 14 te ach ers, m a k in g
it necessary to use tw o improvised
classroom s co nstru cted of beaverb o ard in one end of th e auditorium
T his condition m ak es p ro p e r v en tila­
tion impossible and is v e ry un heal­
thy. A sm all book room i s being used
as a classroom , which is very badly
crowded. I t is recom m ended th a t a
sufficient n u m b er of s ta n d a rd c la ss­
room s be added to this building to
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relieve these d an gerous and o v er­
crowded conditions.”
Need« a t W est E n d
Of W est E nd th e r e p o r t say s:
Conditions a t W est E nd school have
been found crow ded and inadequate.
The auditorium there is being used
a s a study hall and the lib ra r y for a
I classroom. T here is no ro o m fo r th e
teaching of Home Elconomics and
A griculture. I t is n ec essa ry fo r th re e
te ach ers to occupy the old building
which is d a n g e ro u s ab o ut fire and in
a poor s t a te of repair. I t is recom ­
m ended th a t additional rooms be
im m ediately erected to m e e t the re ­
q uirem en ts of S ta te h e a lth and edu­
cational s ta n d a rd s .”
.
F rid ay , M ay 28, 1937.
lim iting the sp eed to leg al req uire­
m ents. We reco m m en d co ntinu ed Im­
provem ent in th e eq u ip m ent of the
school tr a n s p o rta tio n sy stem .
We
recom m end b e t t e r drivers a n d s tric t­
e r supervision.”
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TRY A P IL O T W A N T AD
DePalma in Nodein Stock Car
Beats Fastest Raceis of 1911
The rep o rt on the inspection of the
C arth ag e school reads:
“The old C a rth a g e g ra d e d school
is in need of ren o vatin g th ro u g ho u t.
W e found no au d ito riu m or a sse m ­
bly room in th is b u ild ing a t all, it
havin g been converted into c lass­
room s several y e a rs ago. This build­
ing needs new seats, ro o f repair.®
and p a in tin g outside and inside. T he
toilet facilities w ere in good shape.
It is recom m ended th a t enough a d ­
ditional classroom s be a d d e d im m ed ­
ia te ly to th is building t o accom m o­
d ate co m fortably all the ch ildren and
t h a t the a u d ito riu m or asse m b ly room
be resto red .”
Of th e E a g le Springs colored school
th e rep o rt sa y s: “B uilding in v ery
bad condition. W e recom m end a new
building.’ ’
The follow ing is a r e p o r t of th e
G rand J u r y a s to school b u se s in th e
county:
“We find t h a t some s lig h t im prove­
m en t has been m ade in th e g en eral
condition of school b u ses since the
la s t report. W e are a ss u re d t h a t th e
A iMOUhKIN s t o c k c a r a n d u s i n g G u l f No-!Nox K tliyl i;;asoliiiv
n in ! (>ulfpri<ie O il, R a l p h H e P a l m a ( i n s e t ) , v e t e r a n r a c e d r i v e r , Iasi
.M o n d a y d r o v e .500 m i l e s o n t h e f a m o u s I n d i a n a p o l i s Spce< lw ay a t aii
a^ cru jsc s p e e d t h a t w as 7 .6 m i l e s p e r h o u r l i c t t e r t h a n t h e f a s t e s t raciii<:
c a r w as a lilc t o d o in 1911. D c P a l i n a u s e d a L a S a l l e c o n v e r t i b l e coupc*.
a n d av era K c d 82.19 m i l e s p e r h o u r .
T h e l o p view s h o w s t h e f i n i s h o f t h e r a c e , a n d t>elow D e P a l m a ip i c t u r e d fillin g h i s t a n k w i t h N o - N o x E t h y l f r o m t h e G u l f t r u c k .
I 'u r p o s e o f t h e r u n w a s t o s h o w h o w p r e s e n t d a y s t o c k c a r s a n d c o m ­
m e r c i a l g a s o l in e a n d l u b r i c a n U c o m p a r e w i t h t h e b e s t t h a t t h e
sp e e d w a y h a d tw e n ty -fiv e y e a rs ag o .
SUNNER Neans More Driving
NORE DRIVING Means more Wear and Tear
NORE WEAR and TEAR
Means shorter life for your Car
UNLESS
You Watch the Vital Spots
uOHN M cK IN N E Y D IE S A T
HOM E IN T IT U S V IL L E , P.A.
(Continued fr o m page one)
Woolley, form ed th e A m erican R a ­
d iato r Com pany. Mr. M cK inney w as
a director of th e com pany fro m its
inception to hi? death. In th e early
'90s he w a s also associated w ith the
la te He.n y M. F la g le r in developm ent
work. He h a d m e t Mr. F la g le r
th rou g h Mr. R ockefeller, w ith w hom
Mr. F la g le r w as associated in the
production of oil. Mr. M cKinney be­
cam e in te reste d in Mr. F la g le r’s de­
velopm ent on th e e a s t coast of F lo r­
ida, and as equal p a rtn e rs th e y p u r ­
chased th e la n d w hich com prised the
original p ro p erties of th e old Royal
P o in cian a H otel.
Mr. M cK inney lon g w a s activ e in
PennsyW ania a n d n ation al politics,
an d atten d ed fo u r n atio n al conven­
tions as a delegate. H e w a s su p p o r t­
e r and friend of P re sid en t G rover
Cleveland.
Surviving a r e his wife, Mrs. Alliene F o rd M cK inney, and a d au g h ­
te r, M iss lEJUhelyn McKinney, of
Greenwich, Conn. J o h n R. MacKinney, of N ew Y o rk C ity is Mr. M c­
K inney’s grandson.
Mr. M cK inney’s death preceded
th a t of his fo r m e r associate, J o h n D.
Rockefeller, b y w o days.
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their line — just to keep your car in shape, to keep
it running smoothly, to make it last longer.
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are here ready to serve you.
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the Summer Months.
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East Broad Street
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