Pmge Eight THE PILOT, Aberdeen and Southern Pines, North Carolina Friday, August 18,1933. Southern Pines Defeats 181 Teachers Allotted and his deputies. Discovery of a large Mrs. J. W. Hancock, Long a Resident automobile in the garage connected Aberdeen, Leads League Moore County Schools with a Knollwood residence, closed of Cameron Section, Passes Away for the summer, led to the arrest of Because Katherine Hepburn is not Biggest Crowd of Season Sees Tentative Figures Released by the trio at the Tyson home near Pine­ BO well known outside of New York Lawhon Pitch Team Mrs. Ada Hancock, wife of J. W. ucation in the newly reorganized State Commission Based on hurst. Worth Proctor elided cap­ where she has been the sensation of To Victory Hancock passed away at her home Rutherford College. The going of Daily Attendance Last Year ture. the Broadway stage, we fear that pa­ last Saturday afternoon after an ill­ Prof. and Mrs. Temple will prove a A bag found in the Tyson home con­ trons may not, at this time, i-ealize (Continued from Page 1) ness of several months. She was a distinct loss to Cameron and while Moore county school administrative tained burglar tools, masks and a that she is fast becoming one of native of Surry county but has lived fellow citizens part with them reluct­ unit has been allotted teachers for .32 revolver. Members of the so-call­ the leading' screen stal's and before the choice when the play was made to in this section since li>14, and was antly their best wishes follow them the coming year by the State School ed Proctor gang are wanted for end of another year will unquestion­ the plate, and was safe When the greatly love(l in her coi»^iiunity. She to their new home and work. Commission, as follows: white, high “jobs” in Durham and Raleigh, and ably rank on equal terms with Greta Aberdeen catcher dropped the ball. was an active member of the Rocky After spending several days with school, 20; elenientarj', 91; total 1-0; Cain was turned over to Raleigh au­ Garbo, Ann Hardinif and all other With only one down Webster was pur­ Ford Christian Disciples Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Holmes Jr., at colored, high school, eight; elemen­ thorities after a night in jail at Car­ top-notcher stars. Her new vehicle, posely passed, filling the bases. On near town. Surviving are her hus­ their summer cottage in Swansboro, tary, 53; total 01, in a compilation thage. Proctor is being sought. “Morning Glory,” which is the attrac­ the “squeeze play” Millar bunted, band, three daughtere. Mi’s. A. J. the Rev. and Mrs. M. D. McNeill re­ made by Secretary Leroy Martin. tion at the Southern Pines Theatre scoring Vann, and reached first when Edwards, Raleigh; Mrs. E. R. Ed­ turned home Monday. These figures are tentative and" are WEST END iiEATS ABERDEEN Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Au- nobody covered the bag. This ended mund, Winston-Salem; Mrs. A. B. The following young people are based on reports of daily averag.; at­ IN COUNTY LEAGUE GAME ignst 21, 22, 23. will surely be listed the scoring for the day. Askew, Raleigh; two sons, W. R. Han­ spending this week in a cottage at tendance for the six months term last cock, High Point; G. T. Hancock, as one of the outstanding screen enter­ Except for Russell’s single and r. Lake Waccamaw: Misses Jessie Thom­ year to which the new teacher load West End this afternoon defeated hit by Keith as first man up in the Route 4, Jonesboro; her mother, Mrs. as, Lula Gaddy, Monte Pear Blullock, tainments of the yer.r. The produc­ for the next year is applied. They are Aberdeen 8 to G in an exciting battle tion is vivid with human iii terest and first inning, Ed ^awhon held the T. W. Snow, Rockford; one sister, f’rnest Badgett, Reid Thomas and subject to change and several changes on the Aberdeen diamond. Cheek w'as has been so developed that the ele­ Aberdeen sluggers completely in Mrs. John Cox, White Plains; three Franklin Loving. They have as chap­ will be made before the figures are fi­ ments of drama and romance occupy a check. It wa.s a beautifully-))itched brothers, W. R. and V. V. Snow, erones Miss Mary Emma Thomas df nal and complete, a condition which the starting pitcher for West End, real purpose in consolidating the ball game, there have been few, if Rockford, and Infield Snow, Dobson. Gi-eenwood School and Miss Beulah will not be reached until the next Yow’ for Aberdeen. A double header 'Comedy that is created by the girl’s an.\, better in the league this seas­ The funeral was held at Rocky Ford Thomas of Broadway school . school year nears an end. was to have been played but the sec­ on. church at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, Lindon Hartsell, Mrs. Jimmy Rog­ terrific belief in herself. This fact The schedule for the teacher loa;! ond game was- called off on account of Stewart featured the fielding for conducted by the Rev. J. R. Randall ers and Miss Lucile Rogers, after gives it a semblance of intimacy that shows in high schools, one teacher to both teams with several nice catches Farris, D. D. of Raleigh, assisted by spending a few days at Lake Wacca- the weather. is particulai-ly intriguing. The story 25 pupils, two teachers for 40 pupils, in reght field. Purv Ferree also con­ the Rev. Paul Southers of Stokesdale. may, returned home Saturday. is of a girl who has an inherent be­ three teachers for CO pupils, four for tributed some nice fielding plays. Among the pallbearers were L. B. Mrs. L. B. McKeithen and children lief that she can be a successful ac­ 85 pupils, and so on, and for elem­ This victory places Southern Pines McKeithen, W. A. Muse and Ernest visited Mrs. L. T. Richtie of Clark- tress and her struggle to attain that entary schools, one teacher to 25 pu­ at the top of the league. The locals Badgett of Cameron. ton last week, returning home on w a I t IS end. “Morning Glory” is essentially a pils, two teachers for 45 pujiil?, have only one more game to play Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. * , i " 'SV mass appeal picture that will lure the Complimenting her cousins, Mrs. three teachers for 75 pupils, four while Aberdeen has six. Richtie, who left Friday for the East­ classes. Miss Hepburn is supported by Margaret Jones and Miss Mary Mc­ teachers for 110 pupils, and so on. The score: ern Shore of Maryland where she will an exceptional cast, including Doug­ Keithen of Aberdeen, w’ho were w'eek- In the Southern Pines city admin­ visit, relatives for several weeks. ARCH SUPPORTS withont any metal. las Fairbanks, Jr., Adolphe Menjou Aberdeen Ab R H E end guests of Mrs. Belle McKeithen, istrative unit teachers have been al­ Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon and Made from impression taken of and Mary Duncan. Keith, cf ...... 4 0 1 0 Mrs.j L. B. McKeithen entertained at lotted tentatively for next year as children of High Point are visiting each foot. R. Leatham, maker, Wor- Mae West’s first starring picture, Folley, If ...... ,...... 4 0 0 0 a lovely bridge party Saturday after­ follows: white high school, four; ele­ Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Graham of then Court between 71 and 73 “She Done Him Wrong,” which is Ferree, 2b ...... 3 1 0 1 noon. Amid an artistic setting of ferns mentary nine, total 18; colored hig:h Route 1. South Ashe street, Southern Fines. playing a return engagement at Russell, e ...... 3 0 1 0 and flowers, five tables were in play. school, four, elementary 12; total 16. Mr and Mrs. Newland Shields and Southern Pines, Thursday, Friday and Martin, p ...... 3 0 0 0 Miss Thurla Cole won high score son William of Columbia, S. C., Mrs. Saturday, August 24, 25, 26, has a Pleasants, rf ...... 4 (> 0 0 prize. Gifts were presented to the MEMBERS OF PROCTOR GANG HONEY FOR SALE—15 cents a Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth, pound for Comb Honey. Strained record of more return engagements D. Maurer, lb ...... 2 0 t> 1 honorees. CAPTURED NEAR I'lNEHURST mother and sis* of Mrs. Shieds, Honey, 50 cents a quart.—John Frank, than any other picture thgt has ever Leach, lb ...... 1 0 0 1 Mrs. G. M. McDermott was charm­ were guests Thursday afternoon of Niagara. 8tpd. been produced. Many will remember x-B. Maurer ...... 1 0 0 0 Coley Cain, Ralph Tyson and Mrs. j ing hostess to Circle No. 1 of the Wo­ Mesdames Janie and Loula Muse. that it played at Pinehurst this Upchurch, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 Worth Proctor, alleged members of a 1 man’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Mrs. J. P. Monroe and daughter. Spring. Mae West is the most spec­ xx-Bradshaw ...... 1 0 0 0 gang suspected of rob'bing the safes j FOR SALE— 1-burner gasoline range, church last Thui’sday afternoon. In Miss Cathriije and Mrs. J. R. Ingram tacular figure on the present-day Bobbitt, ss ...... 2 0 0 0 of the Pinehurst Warehouses and the | built-in over, perfect condition the absence of the chairman, Mrs. M. of Sanford visited Mrs. H. P. Mc­ stage, and has won fame not only as x.\x-Cook ...... 1 0 0 0 Pender store in Pinehurst several | 15.00. Also other household effects. D. McNeill, Mrs. Loula Muse presided. Pherson Tuesday. an actress but as a playwright, sin­ months ago, were taken in custody; Inquire Mrs. F. M. Tobin, Southern Devotional was led by Mrs. W. G. Miss Lady Loving underwent an ger and whatnot. “She Done Him 32 1 4 4 Parker. “Our ork Among the Col­ this week by Sheriff C. J. McDonald Pines. Wrong” is a lusty, roaring melodrama operation for appendicitis at the ored People” was the topic for the Moore County Hospital last week. of the Bowery—of its saloons and So. Pines Ab R H E afternoon, and informing papers were politicians, its honky-tonks and its Miss Loving is I'apidly convalescing. Harris, 2b ...... 3 0 0 1 read by Mesdames Belle McKeithen Miss Helen Parker t f Juniper Lake women. Miss West is cast as “Lady Vann, 3b ...... 4 1 0 1 and James McDonald. A real Bible is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Pharoah Lou,” a singer with a deadly effect Fisher, c ...... 4 0 1 0 SULTANA study of the Psalms, requiring note Bullock. on unwary males, who exchanges her Webster, ss ...... 3 0 1 3 books and pencils, was conducted by favors for diamonds. So great is her Mrs. Laura Rogers is visiting her Millar, cf ...... 5 0 1 0 Mrs. Loula Muse. Dainty refresh­ daughter, Mrs. Lee Mclver in San­ PIANUT popularity that her collection of gems Lawhon, p ...... 4 0 1 0 ments were served, after which ford this week. is enough to ransom a half dozen Patterson, lb ...... 4 O i l BUTTER twelve members visited Mrs. Flora Miss Mildred Land of Spray is Kings. Tew, If ...... 4 1 1 0 McP’adyen, a devout member of the spending some time with her grand­ The suppporting cast contains such Stewart, rf ...... 3 2 1 0 Home Circle and were graciously re­ mother, Mrs. Laura Rogers. 21;:!;- 2 5 c stars as Cary Grant, Gilbert Roland, ceived by her and her two daughters, Mrs. D. W. McNeill spent the week­ Noah Beery, David Landou, Owen 34 4 7 G Misses Annie and Maggie McFadyen. end at Myrtle Beach. Moore, Grace La Rue, Fuzzy Knight 2 ft-23c Other Games A pleasant half hour passed rapidly, Miss Gertrude Rogere, trained nurse and many others. Miss West sings On Tuesday afternoon Pinehur.=^t leaving a bit of cheer with this aged of Winston-Salem is spending her va­ three songs during the production, the WALDORF trimmed the Vass outfit on the Vass charter member cf the organization. cation with home folks. popular old ballad, “Frankie and field. The score was 7-3 and Randy Mrs. Josephine Adkins of Southern Mrs. D. S. Ray, Sr., of Niagara has Johnny” and two others. Grimm, pitching his first game, had Pines was honored guest. l>een a welcome visitor in town for TISSUE a shutout until the ninth frame. Both Prof. and Mrs. E. S. Temple of some ten days. She came to spend ALLEGED 1‘ITTSBORO BANK teams were minus the services of Hickory are spending a few days in the (lay with Mrs. J. D. McLean, but ^1^ rolls w f eooyn Auir ROBBER NABBED IN CAMERON 17c sev’eral of their regular players. Calla­ town. They were dinner guests of C. friends would not permit such a W. C. Johnson, who is alleged to | han pitched for the losers and was C. Jones and daughter and supper brief stay. She has been house guest have played a part in the attempted very stingy with his hits, but Pine­ liuests of Mrs. Loula Muse. Prof. and of Mrs. Belle M cKeithen, but has SWIFTS JEWEL bank robbery of the Pittsboro bank hurst bunched them effectively and Mrs. Temple have taught in the Cam­ “spent the day” with Mrs. H. P. Mc­ last March, was apprehended by Dep-; got off to a good lead and were never eron School for five years, and by Pherson, Mrs. J. M. Guthrie, Mrs. uty Sheriff Lacy Johnson at Cameron, headed. Their three-run rally in the their sterling worth and high ideals Janie Muse and Mrs. \V. M. Wooten Monday morning. Johnson was taken ■ SHORTENING 8 ^ - 6 5 e ninth was Vass’ only threat. Wallace have endeared themselves to Camer­ and has been tea guests of many to Pittsboro and lodged in the county featured at the bat. on and community. Mr. Temple was other friends. Mrs. Ray was a resi­ jail. I OLD DUTCH NECTAR West End received a game by for­ re-elected as head of the school for dent of Cameron for some ten years, It is said that Johnson was travel-‘ CLEANSER feit from the Cameron team on Tues­ this year, but resigned recently to ac­ and while her endeared herself to all ing and selling hosiery, carrying a : day when the Cameron team failed cept the position of Professor of Ed­ with whom she came in contact. 2 1 5 Q TEA r 10c complete line in the rear of his F'ord to show up on the field. coupe. He was in the act of display­ Last Saturday afternoon Pinehurst ing his merchandise in Norman’s downed Cameron in a tight pitcher- Subsistence Gardening Program in HEINZ PRODUCTS Store in Cameron when the deputy er's battle. The score was 3-2. Mc- seized him. I Caskill had slightly the better of a State a Success, Says Mrs. O’Berry BAKED TOMATO T tn ite Deputy Lacy Johnson fired at the, hurling duel with Bill Hurnely, al­ fleeing automobile on the morning of 70,000 Acres in Individual Fam ­ though errors helped in the scoring ilies would never receive the proper BEANS JUICE KETCHUP the attempted bank robbers, result-! ily Gardens, 1,248 in Moore of runs for both teams. balanced diet of food unless it was 2 cans I ^0 8-ox. ing in the arrest of Rufus McCloud.! County, Report Shows 2 «»>• 1 5 c bottle On the same date West End had a produced. I am happy that all these 10c negro in a Durham hospital. McCloud game given them as they were sche­ objectives are being realized as a had an eye shot out by the bullet duled to play the Carthage team, while The subsistence gardening program N.B.C. Marshmallow BEAUTIES lb. 17c from the deputy’s gun. McCloud con-i which has been sponsored throughout result of the program,” Mrs. O’Berry Vass also got one from Carthage on said. fessed to hi? part in the hold up and Thursday. North Carolina during the spring and GRANDMOTHER'S WHITE HOUSE is now serving a sentence in State’s summer months has resulted in the Mrs. O’Berry also stated that the farming program, because of its so­ Prison. LEAGUE STANDING planting and cultivation of approx­ Pan Loaf'>°<^6e MILK 3 - 17e imately 70,000 acres in the form of cial and economic benefits, has been The Pilot regrets that moving (After Games of Wednesday, Augl6) 135,000 individual family gardens, ac­ favorably received throughout the CAMAY SO A P -k. 9c ^t^.SOAP 4c.k»lSc .equipment from its Aberdeen plant to Southern Pines ...... -22 11 .666 cording to information made public by state. Public opinion has supported its Southern Pines plant delayed pub­ •Aberdeen ...... 19 10 .655 Mrs. Thomas O’Berry, director of re­ the movement unanimously, it was Star Washing POWDER 2 pkgt. lication of this week’s issue.—Edi­ Vass-Lakeview ...... 18 15 .545 lief. pointed out. Pinehurst ...... 15 16 .484 tor. These gardens have already produc­ The planting, cultivation, harvest­ West End ...... 13 19 .407 ed 2,729,049 quarts of food and a care­ ing and canning has been cu-ried on Small Cured H am s...... ,.17c Cameron ...... 13 20 .393 ful estimate reveals that approximate­ by means of the active supervision of Carthage— (Withdrew' fromLeague.) Picnic’s Ib...... lOc ly 2,775,000 additional quarts will be the relief adminiptrators, in the var­ harvested before the growing season ious counties, aided by the county Neck Bones ...... '...... 5c CAROLINA THEATRE SOUTHERN PINES JUNIORS ends. Charles A. Sheffield, assistant farm and home demonstration agents. DEFEAT NIAGARA-MANLY Southern Pines director of the agricultural extension Mrs. O’Berry was high in her psaise Stew Beef, lb...... 6 l-4c division of State College, who has of the efforts of Mr. Sheffield for The Southern Pines American Le­ Ground Beef, lb ...... 12l-2c Presents supervised these activities under the his general supervision and of the gion junior team broke into the win general direction of the I’elief office, local persons who have assisted in column again by taking a decisive vic- Pork Chops, lb ...... 12 l-2c states that the market value of this making the program such a fine suc­ tory over the Niagara-Manly outfit food is fully $5,000,000. . cess. Chuck Roast, lb ...... 11l-2c Katherine Hepburn on the Niagara field last Monday af- Hvery county in the state entered and I ternoon. The locals smacked out 17 The food so produced will be con­ Rolled Beef Roast, lb...... 20c ! hits and made them count for eleven sumed by the families cultivating heartily into the grogram. Wake led all counties w’ith a total of 5,051 in- Doug-las Fairbanks, Jr. runs, while their opponents could these 135,000 gardens, thus reducing in I make but two hits and four runs off j to the extent of its value the cost of!*^*vidual gardeis. Mec!;lenburg was Orang-es, doz...... 30c to 35c the delivery of Russell Mills. ifood relief during the coming fall and second with 460. Camden with 183 had the smallest number. The contest was fairly close for the | winter. Bananas, 2 lbs ...... 13c “MORNING GLORY” Moore county has 1,G64 individual first six frames, but in the seventh “This gardening program has suc­ gardens, the acreage totaling 1,248. Mon., Tue., Wed. Southern Pines broke loose to tally, ceeded beyond our most optimistic Spinach, 2 lbs...... 25c four times and they added two mora' puedictions,” said Mrs. O’Berry in AGAIN UNDER ARREST Corn, doz ..... 25c RETURN ENGAGEMENT in the ninth to put the game < n ice. ‘ making the facts public. ‘Our idea in Mae West i' Stancil Stroud led the h'.tting firj originating the movement was that William Highsmith, alias Neal Brad­ Lemons, doz...... 23c in I both teams with four safe singles inj in the main it would enable all relief ley, who escaped from the Moore five tries. Hassell’s double was the | families to produce themselves a suf­ County jE»il in April while awaiting Lettuce, 2 fo r ...... 25c only extra-base hit of the contest. | ficient amount of food for their own trial for robbing the Standard Stor» in “SHE DONE HIM j Chatfleld pitched for the losers. j consumption. We also felt that at the Aberdeen, is again in the toils of the Apples, lb ...... 5c The line-up for Southern Pines wasi same time these families, many of law, this time at Rocky Mount und«r WRONG” Buchan, If; Newton 3b; Montesanii,! whom had not been trained in the the name of Leo McIntosh. He was ss; Hassell, 2b; Pate, c; Bob Beck, j art of cultivating the soil, would re­ arrested in connection with the rob­ Thu., Fri., Sat. ; lb; Mills, p; Harry Chatfield, rf; I ceive a practical vocational training. bery of a Battleboro bank on July «« AiniA^iriKr: & If^ciiinic ’S: Stroud, cf. jWe also realized that destitute fam- 20th.