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^ i; Page Four THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina Friday, May 24, 1946. Society and Personals of the Sandhills Engagement and Coming Marriage of Miss Heins Announced Tallies, with hand painted flo ral designs, announced the en gagement and wedding of Miss Elizabeth Heins to Francis Marion Kay of Columbia, S. C., when she was guest of honor at a charming bridge party and mis cellaneous shower given by Miss Kate and Miss Bess McIntyre, Miss Aline Todd and Miss Pauline Miller Thursday evening of last week. Miss Heins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heins of Blythewood, S. C., and the vows will be spoken in Blythewood on June 15th. Arrangements of spring flow ers were used by the hostesses in decorating their apartment in the Manor building. After the bridge game delightful refreshments of ice cream molded into wedding bells and rings, small decorated cakes and a fruit drink were serv ed to the guests, and small bags of white satin filled with rice were received as favors. * Shower gifts were presented to the bride-elect following the service of refreshments. As an honor gift from the hostesses Miss Heins received a set of eight glasses beautifully hand painted with dogwood blossoms. Trous seau gifts were presented to Miss Margaret Palmer and Miss Hattie Barber who will also be summer brides. santi, secretary and treasurer. Members of the club are Mrs. C. L. Smith, Mrs. Allen Ginder, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. H. J. Dieten- hofer, Mrs. W. R. Buelow, Mrs. Jack Weatherley, Mrs. G. M. Al- spaiigh, Jr., Mrs. W. E. Tardy, Mrs. G. M. Thompson, Mrs. S. W. Toman, Miss Millie Montesanti and Mrs. Neely. A Son Mr. and Mrs. Eutice H. Mills of Dogwood Road announce the birth of a son Wednesday, May 8, at Moore County Hospital. They have named him Arthur Butner Mills. Jones-Montesanti Vows Spoken in Scranton Miss Marian Jane Jones, dau ghter of Mrs. Edith Jones of Clarks Green, Pa., and the late Stuart Edgar Jones, became the bride of Antonio J. Montesanti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mon tesanti of Southern Pines, Thurs day evening, May 16, in Scranton, Pa. The vows vrere spoken in- the Jackson Street Baptist Chjurch with members of the bride’s fam ily present. The bride selected a navy blue suit of light weight wool with white accessories and white straw hat, and a shoulder corsage of white gardenias for her marriage. Since her graduation from Scot land School, Scotland, Pa., in 1942 Mrs. Montesanti has worked with the Teachers Retirement Board in brother in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dante Montesanti, for sev eral weeks, left Monday night to return to her home. Her young niece, Adrienne Montesanti, went with her for a visit with her ma ternal grandparents. Dinner party guests were Miss Occhipinti, Miss Elizabeth Eberle, Mrs. M. L. Hutchison, Mrs. Frank Shea and Mr. and Mrs. Dante Montesanti. Guests present at the evening, party were Miss Heins, Miss Bar ber, Miss Palmer, Miss Abbie Sutherland, Miss Billie Williams, Mrs. O. J. Swisher, Mrs. C. L. member at The Pine Needles in Southern Pines. Mr. Montesanti attended school -o- u J o Southern Pines graduating Worsham Mrs. Richard Sugg,, Mrs. A. C. Dawson, Miss BlancheU.2^ discharge as sergeant Moss, Miss Maurine Sugg, Mrs. Robert Reed, Mrs. John Ponzer, Mrs. Roy Grinnell, Mrs. Howard Burns, Mrs. P. J. Weaver, Mrs. A. L. Ellis and Mrs. Leon Seymour. Prizes for high score were re ceived by Mrs. Swisher and Mrs. Worsham, and the traveling prize by Mrs. Ponzer. Mrs. Barker Will Be Bridge Club Hostess The twelve players of the Even Dozen Bridge Club, formed re cently at the home of Mrs. Prank Neely, will be the guests of Mrs. G. M. Barker Friday evening. May 24, at their home on South Ashe Street. They have elected as officers Mrs. Neely, president, Mrs. George Thompson, vice- president, and Miss Millie Monte- last December after four years of service with Aviation Engin eers. The last thirty-two months were spent in overseas duty in ETO. He and Mrs. Montesanti return- led to Sout^irn Piii^ss Sunday after a motor trip in Pennsylvan ia, and to Washington and Balti more. They will make their home here where Mr. Montesanti will assume the managership of Mon tesanti Cleaners on June 1st. rhistle Bridge Club Plans More Parties For the first game in a series of summer parties the Thistle Club will have a bridge tea Wed nesday afternoon. May 29, at two o’clock in the Civic Club build ing. Eight tables of players partici pated in the White Elephant par ty of the Thistle Club, a dessert bridge, last Saturday afternoon. Birthday Party for Presbyterian Auxiliary The Womans Auxiliary of Hrownsdn Memorial Presbyter ian Church met Monday evening at eight o’clock to celebrate the birthday of the Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian Church. After the business session Sgt. R. S. Hoyt of Fort Bragg gave a talk on “Why We Are Protes tants.” the talk was followed by explanations of the three object ives of the birthday gift present ed by Mrs. W. H. Williamson, Miss Edna Lou Bailey and Mrs. A. H. Achtermann. The birthday offering was fifty dollars. Mrs. Alma Morrison, social sec retary, served punch and birth day cake, after the program, in the church reception room. The William Wilsons ' are Dinner Hosts Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson entertained at the Southern Pines Country Club Friday night with a dinner party for Miss Lee Oc chipinti of Boston. Miss Occhipin ti, who has been the guest of her “The Newspaper Bride” Chosen by Playmakers The Dwight Hoskins’ living room on Indiana Ave., assumes, once a week, a Little Theatre at mosphere when the Village Play makers gather for rehearsals of their three act comedy, “The Newspaper Bride”. Marion Short is the author of the play publish ed by the French Players. Casting of characters includes Mrs. Eleanor Moore as Peggy Me Gaffney, actress; Mrs. Stanley Austin as Etta Bates, artist; Mrs. Wendy Forbes as Caroline Good rich, stenographer; Wesley Stultz as Julius Henderson, crooner; Mrs. Verna Baldwin as Vandelyn Harper, model; Tom Shockley as Wesley Ross, art student; Tom Drake as Robert Foster, wester ner. Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Page Choate are directing the dehear- sals. ENGAGED TO BOSTON MAN GIFTS for the Young Nan Graduate A NEW SHIPMENT OF INTERWOVEN SOCKS Bright Argyle and Diamond Patterns MISS SUSAN SWETT Mr. and Mrs. James B. Swett of Southern Pines announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Jay W. Forrester, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Forrester of Anselmo, Nebraska. Miss Swett, a graduate of Wo man’s College of the University of North Carolina, was formerly employed by the Durham Life Insurance Company in Raleigh and is now working at Massachu setts Institute of Tephnology in Boston. Mr. Forrester is on the research staff of M. I. T., where he re ceived a Master’s Degree after graduating from the University of Nebraska. The wedding is planned for late summer. Adelaide King Class Df Baptist Church The Adelaide King Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly business and social meeting Fri day night. May 24, at the home of Mrs. James Clayton, West Connecticut Ave. All members are urged to be present. Personals Fill Her Arms With Flowers Carolina Gardens I Next To Sunrise Theatre WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Telephone 8261 Southern Pines FOR THE GRADUATE We Have a Choice Selection COLOGNES, PERFUMES, POWDERS TOILET SETS and ACCESSORIES, NYLON BRUSHES and LEATHER GOODS SINGLY OR IN GIFT BOXES We Are Open All Day Sunday, May 26th Southern Pines Pharmacy GRAHAM CULBRETH Registered Druggist New Members and Election of Officers for Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Robert Johnston and Mrs. Joe Garzik were welcomed into the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening. May 14, at the home of Mrs. Virgil Johnston, Pinecrest Manor. Seventeen mem bers attended. At the business meeting a total Poppy Day sale of $565.33 for aoutheirn Pines, Pinehurst and West End was reported by Mrs. L. A. DesPland, who also display ed Poppy Day posters made by Southern Pines students for a contest sponsored by the Auxili. ary. The Auxiliary theme song, -‘For God and Country,” was sung by Mrs. T. K. Gunter, and members joined in group singing under her leadership. Delegates to the De partment Convention have been elected and $50.00 voted to be given to Southern Pines Council of Social Agencies for their re creational program. The following officers and chairmen were nominated to be installed in October: President, Mrs. T. K. Gunter; Sec-Treas., Mrs. A. D. Hurst; 1st Vice-Pre's., Mrs. L. A. DesPland; Chaplain, Mr^. Virgil Johnston; Sgt-at- Arms, Mrs. Haynes Britt; Child Welfare, Mrs. Dan R. McNeiU; Rehabilitation, Mrs. J. S. McLau- chlin. Entertain Forum Forum members of the Church of Wide FeUowship were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Tucker G. Humphries in the manse on Ben nett Street, Sunday evening, after the Forum service. A jolly hour and tasty refreshments were en joyed by the guests and their hosts. Music Festival Held At Southern Pines The Annual Music Festival under the direction of Miss Hattie Barber, was held Tuesday Night, May 21st in the Southern Pines first through the seventh grades participated in the program. /Joe Smith, from the fourth grade, sang a speciality number, .‘The Brahms Lullaby”. The Choral group consisting of selected voices from the fifth, sixth and seventh grades sang three selections; “Eight Psalm”, Peaceful Night”, and “Now The Day is Over”. Very well received by the large audience were the four selections rendered by the High School Glee Club. These included “Sea Fever”, ‘All the Things You Are”, “The Road Is Calling” and “O Danny Boy” (Girls -Chorus Only). The finale Was “America” sung by all the pupils. ' HANDKERCHIEFS Cotton or Linen and Initialled JEWELRY Collar Pips, Tie Bars, Key Chains Attractive Sets by Hickok and Krementz SLEEVELESS PULLOVER Light Summer Colors • BATHING TRUNKS Jantzen’s Finest Styles • PALM BEACH TIES A lot of new colorful patterns • T-shirts, Sport shirts. Golf Jackets V Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jellison and daughter and son. Miss Mar jorie and Robert, Jr., left last week for Bethlehem, N. H., for the summer months. After spending the winter at her home in Southern Pines Mrs. Alice Burt Hunt left last week for Greenwich, Conn., where she will be during the sununer. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Chatfield left May 21 to spend the summer at their home on Nantucket Is land. Mrs. H. H. Elder of Southern Pines and Siler City is in New York City this, week Mrs. Robert Bracey of Wilming ton, N. C. , is visting her grand mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Silver on Page Street. Capt. Earl H. Thomas, who re turned recently from ETO, arriv ed from New York City this week to be the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. Ron aid Thomas, and their daughters, Mary Frances and Omar, at The Corral for a few days. New York bound vistors and buyers this week include Mrs. Lillian Miles of the Patch Depart ment Store, and Miss Erma Fisher and Miss Katherine Wiley of Tots’ Toggery. Mrs. E. B. Hamblett and son Donald, are leaving today, Friday, to spend the summer at their home in Bath, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scheipers, Jr., and small daughter, Betsy, returned -Tuesday from a motor trip to Massachusetts and Ver mont. On their way home they stopped in Harrisburg, Pa., for the week end to visit Mr. Scheip ers’ sister, Mrs. V. B. Johnson, and Mr. Johnson. TCG SOUTHERN PINES We Shall Be Pleased Tq Help You Select an Appropriate Gift for a Graduate tt FLOWERS FOR THE GRADUATE Chandler’s Greenhouses PHONE 6154 SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. from a desirable assortment suitable for the occasion including Fine Leather Goods, Exquisite Perfumes Toilet Sets and Accessories, Bath Powders, Bath Salts, Bath Mats Cigarette Lighters, Flashlights, Eversharp Pens, Pencils, Pen and Pencil Sets. Nylon Brushes. CANDIES Whitmans and Hollingsworths SANDHILL DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Telephone 6663 Southern Pines »«»«utmi««t»»«i»B«««»«»:tt««tt««::»»»«ot»»ni:iHm»»»;«»:tt Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blackwelder and young daughter, Barbara, arived from Miami Beach this week for a month’s stay with Mrs. Blackwelders parents, Mr and Mrs. R. W. Tate. Miss Ethel Blue Britt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Britt, came home Monday from Mont- /reat -College. She was accom panied by her parents who had motored to the college to attend the commencement exercises. Miss Blue now plans to return to Montreat College in the fall and will enter as a student in the Junior class. L. D. Williams, assistant field director of ARC at Greensboro, and his son, Curtis Williams, S l|c, from Charleston, were South ern Pines visitors last Friday and were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Hos kins, West Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Kirk and daughter, Patricia, of Pinedene left Wednesday of last week for Lake Geneva, Wis., where they will spend the summer. Mrs. George Graff and house guest. Miss Lillian Doe, left Tuesday for Boston, Mass., Miss Doe’s home. Mrs. Graff will spend the summer in Dfewton Center.