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Friday. June 9. 1950 Finals Held At West Southern Pines; Addresses Made, Awards Presented THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Commencement exercises of the West Southern Pines High school were held May 28, 29 and 30, open ing Sunday with the baccalaureate service. The sermon was deliv ered by the Rev. John R. Funder- burke on the topic “The One Thing Man.” Monday night. Class Day exer cises of the senior class were held, with Lillian Jackson, salutatorian, as mistress of ceremonies. Climax was the commencement address given Tuesday night by the Rev. R. D. Crockett, director of religious activities at Bennett college, Greensboro, on “The Marks of an Educated Man.” Supt. P. J. Weaver of the Southern Pines schools, who presented the diplomas to the 33 graduates, also spoke briefly. J. W. Moore, principal, made awards to students adjudged to have made worthwhile contribu tions during the year. The Southern Pines Rotary club award for greatest improvement, with emphasis on character, citi zenship and scholarship, went to Clara Buchanan, presented by El liott P. Shearon in behalf of the Rotary club. Scholarship medals were award ed to Myrtle McNeil, valedictori an, and Lillian Jackson, salutato rian, with others for highest class averages going to Angela Quick, 11th grade; Ruth HiU, 10th grade, and Ceretha Hooper^ ninth grade. In the oratorical contest, Carl Hill, first place winner, was awarded a $25 U. S. savings bond, and Angela Quick, second place winner, a medal. A $25 U. S. sav ings bond went to Robert Walden for his valuable services as a bus driver. In athletics, medals for “best all-round” went to Hattie Mae Faust and James W. Bethea. Sweaters and letters were awarded Stancer Pankey, Hattie Mae Faust, Grace Ftance, Jeunes W. Bethea and James Williams; Civil Term Lastis and letters to members of the championship teams as follows: James Gaddy, James Blue, Charles Coles, Vestoria Williams, Deloris Blue, Hester Graham, Earl Hill, Winslow Smitherman, Allen Goins, Dorothy Graham, Ruth Hill, Lelia HiU, Annie King, Doro thy Robinson and Hattie Mae Faust. In music, medals were present ed to orchestra members Robert Walden, Edward WiUiams, Clar ence Green and Thomas Walden. A $3 cash prize for excellence in glee club, given in memory of Mrs. Mary Morse by her husband, was won by Bruce Canady. Med als for glee club work went to Eulah Blue and Dorothy HiU. Band awards were made as fol lows: sweater and lyre to Clar ence Green, Robert Walden, Thomas Walden, Myrtle McNeil, Edward WiUiams; and letters to James Allen, Dorothy Graham, Hester Graham, James Bethea, Crawford Henigan, Mildred Dun ham ,James Gaddy, John McNeil, Willie WiUiams, Percy Lytch, Al fred Medlin, Loretta Odom, An gela Quick, Samuel Thomas, Charles York, James Blue, Allen Goins, Carlett Waddell, Bruce Cassady, Jonathan WaddeU and Mildred WiUiams. Emmanuel Presbyterian awards went to Robert McNair and Eu lah Blue; Trinity AME Zion Church awards to Robert Walden, Curtiss Robinson, Porothy HUl and Thomas Waldeii; and First Baptist Church awards to Robert Walden, Hattie Lee Douglas, Stancey Pankey, Betty G. Bald win, Hattie Mae Faust, James E. WiUiams, Milton WaddeU, Thomas Goins, Margaret BeU, Grace France and Walter Graham. “Maid of Melody” awards were presented to Eulah Blue, Bettie Baldwin, Hattie Douglas and An nie McLeod. Only Two Days; Divorces Granted The civil court term at Carth age starting Monday, May 29, lasted only two days. A number of cases were continued. Judge F Don Phillips, resident judge of the 12th judicial district, was on the bench. Divorces were granted as fol lows: William Preston Chavis .,^,1-1,. ■ • from Easter May Chavis; Sallie ranging in age from four H. Hunter fromi Thoma.s Edwar.t _Sessions on Mon- Page Fifteen PINEHURST BAND SUMMER SCHOOL / Will Open Monday, June 12 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION FOR Beginning and Advanced Pupils J. G. WOMBLE Phone 5985 a -r A Sizes 2 to 12 $2.98 Deep sleeping in featherlight Kaynee pajamas. Perfect Sum- merweight slumberwear by Kaynee in light-as-air skipdent fabric. Shadow plaid print in pale blue, grey or yellow. Washable as a hanky and San forized* too. Collarless and short sleeved for added cool bedtime contort. Sizes 00 to 00. •Leas than 1% retail shrinkage H. Hunter fromi Thomas Edward Hunter; Claudius Caviness from Cleady Stephens Caviness; James H. Yates from Rachel D. Jordan Yates; Betty Jean Cooper (by next friend) from Richard Leo Cooper; Fannie Dickerson from Morely Dickerson; Henry J. Ross from Helen B. Ross; Cora Fry Short from E. A. Short. Case of Robert E. Miles vs. Ra leigh Linen Supply company was settled out of court, defendant to pay costs. Judgment in the amount of 324.24 was rendered for the plain tiff in W. M. Needham vs. W. G. Maxwell. Leslie Rives Pulley vs. Edna F. Holley al was dismissed as defen dant J. D. Willcox, who had given notice of appeal from a February judgment, failed to perfect the appeal within the allotted time. H. L. Paschal al vs. Floyd Seals was continued for 30 days, as the court considered the wife of de fendant should be a party to the action, and an amended complaint is to be filed. Petitioners Boyd Stone, Bertha Stone al were adjudged to be legal heirs-'at-law of Richard Marshall Stone, and the owners of interests as specified in certain tracts in Carthage township. Defendant was given as Carey Stone al. Judson Dunbar Ives took vol untary nonsuit in his action against Margaret A. Holder al. Nonsuit was ordered in Rhoda Bittle Stone vs. Cary S. and Dora S. Craig, with defendant to pay costs and the case to be retired from the docket. Also nonsuited was Sarah Walden, admrx. al, vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railway com pany. In Sarah Catherine Muse Ever ett al vs. W. M. Needham al, re- strainer was dissolved and a sur vey of the disputed land was or dered to be made by H. H. Fry, with plats to be ready by the next term of court, plaintiff to pay costs. In separate actions brought by Aryie Brown, Gdn. al and Mrs. G. C. Brown vs. Lititz Mutual Insur ance company, defendant’s mo tion to strike certain clauses from the complaints was allowed, and the plaintiffs excepted to entry of the order. In another action to remove ad verse clauses from a complaint, the time for defendants WilbUr C. Wakeman al to respond had expired, and, all due processes of law having been observed, plain tiff P. S. P. Randolph, Jr., was declared by the court to be in possession and entitled to un clouded ownership of 1.24 acres in McNeill township, adjoining the Southern Pines-Carthage road. Attending General Assembly The Rev. R. L. Prince is at tending the General Assembly in Massanetta Springs, Va., as one of the commissioners from Fayette ville Presbytery. In his absence W. D. Sabiston of Carthage will supply the pulpit Sunday morn ing. Bible School Daily Vacation Bible school at the Community church began Monday with an enrollment of 45 children ranging in age from four turned to Greenwich, Conn. Miss Dorothy Cheney is expect ed home this weekend, from Odessa, Texas, where she was a teacher of history in the Junior High school. Miss Emily Tufts will graduate from Temple University Medical school in Philadelphia June 15. Miss Tufts is the Only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Tufts of Craddock cottage. Miss Mlabel H. Gray of North ampton, Mass., is a guest of her sisters. Misses Fannie' and Ethel Gray. Miss Gray was formerly on the faculty of Clark school in Northampton. She is now retired. Tots’ Toggery nil (Min,. ^^elch Building SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. US 1 Association Elects, Makes ^Jans For Year The annual meeting of the US Highway 1 association, whose aim is to promote tourist travel along US 1, was held Tuesday, May 22, at the Wade Hampton hotel in Columbia, S. C., with about 75 people in attendance, representing cities and towns from South Hill, Va., to Folkston, Ga. In the election of officers and directors R. L. Sumerau, of Au gusta, Ga., was named president; vice presidents were elected for each of the four states covered— Virginia, North Carolina, (Robert L. Burns, Sanford) South Carolina and Georgia; and Lester Rose, general manager of the Chamber of Commerce of Raleigh, was re elected executive secretary-treas urer and advertising manager. Directors elected included I. C. Sledge, for Pinehurst, and John E. White for Aberdeen. Southern Pines has ko director this year. The association adopted a bud get for the year of $12,000, to be met through quotas assigned each town along the route. Plans were made for an intensive advertising campaign, to offset similar work being done along US 301, 15-A and 17, and to build up tourist travel on US 1 by keeping its at tractions always in the public eye. Seventy-five thousand strip maps and 25,000 guidebooks will be printed and distributed in the fall. Contracts will be made for several large outdoor signs, and advertisements will be carried in newspapers in the north and in Florida. Secretary-Treasurer Rose will make a promotion trip north in November, and to Florida in the early spring. The Association works with Highway Commissions in each state to effect improvements in Highway 1. day through Friday for two weeks will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 each morning. Mrs. R. L. Prince is director and she is being as sisted by an excellent staff of teachers and helpers. Circles Meet Mrs. True P. Cheney was host ess to Circle 2 of the Women of the Community Church Tuesday night. Circle 1 met with Mrs. G. M. Cameron; the Business Girls' circle met Mbnday night with Mrs. j;ames Garrison in her apart ment in the Bank building. Yadkin Club Tournament Winners of the first golf tour nament of the Yadkin club this season were Tommy Currie and Robert Harlow, tied for top place. It was a Kickers event, and Mr. Currie won the draw. Briefs Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Ray and son Eddie Iqft last week to spend the summer at their cottage at Cherry Grove, S. C. Mrs. Francis Rainey and daughter Kathy are their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hamar, their daughter Ann and son Mack are on a vacation with relatives in Bar Harbor, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sheffield and family are spending this week at Ocean Drive, Si C. Leonard Tufts is on a week’s va cation at Pawley’s Island before leaving for Bald Peak Colony club, N. H., for the sinnmer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan are at Carolina Beach this week. Eric Nelson has returned from a business trip North. Miss Sally Cheney has returned from New York, where she visited friends. Miss Mary Louise Black attend ed a house party at Kure Beach last week., Mlrs. Harold Callaway and daughter Sylvia have closed Oc- conee cottage and joined Mr. Cal laway at Skytop, Pa., for the sum mer. Miss Callaway wiU enter St. Mary’s, Raleigh, in September, Mrs. Isobel Cabot McMlullen and son Arthur left last week to at tend commencement at West Point. ,Her son Malcolm gradu ated Tuesday. Mrs. MjcMullen and Arthur will continue to Cape Cod for the summer. Malcolm wiU re port to Texas for the Air Force Service in August. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Harper have gone to Oyster Harbor, Mass., for the summer, Henry B. 3pelman has joined his family at their home in Fair- field, Conn., for the summer sea son. M/iss Pauline Lewis has return ed home from Queens coUege, where she graduated Monday with an A. B. degree in English. Mrs. E. G. Fitzgerald has gone to Linville to manage Eseeola Lodge. ■ Chester I. Williams has return ed from Pahn Beach, Fla. His pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. WiUiams, are his guests for sev eral weeks. Mrs. John Harvey of Baltimore is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John P. DUlon. Mr. and Mlrs. A. G. Hargreave, Sr., spent last week in Columbus, Ga. They were house hunting and will soon leave to make Columbus their home. Mrs. Foster KeUy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lee Taylor, and family in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Harold KeUy has returned from Belgrade Lakes, Me., where she was a guest of her sister for several days. Miss Lucy Perkins left last week for Sugar Hill, N. H., for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White and son Prank Jr., have returned to New Hampshire for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barrett, their son Lew and daughter Jane have gone to Linville, where Mr. Barrett is golf professional. Mrs. Robert Barrett and three children are visiting her mother, Mrs. Wiley Gillam, in Harrells- ville. Last week Mrs. Ralph Bar rett and children spent several days here while her husband was on a training course with the A & P in Florida. J. D. Hathaway, with his nurse, Mrs. Victoria Mesick, is spending the summer in Western North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lyerly and daughter Betty Lou left Friday for Blowing Rock.- Miss Katherine Sledge has re turned home for the summer. She was a member of the Charlotte City Schools faculty last winter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson have closed their cottage and re JUNE 18th MAKE DAD HAPPY with a COOL NYLON and RAYON SUIT Sizes 35s to 46s; Long, Short and Regular Van Heusen and McGregor Sport Shirts Knox Panama Hats Large Assortment of Cheerful Ties Roblee Shoes for Men (WE RENT TUX) Style-Mart Store West Broad St. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. FOR SALE: Four Bedroom Residence in best residential section; large planted lot. Convenient to school. Three Bedroom Residence in excellent residential section; close to school and shopping center. 145 acre farm with ample buldings, tobacco acreage allot ment. Building sites-r—Acreage. FOR RENT; 3 rooms and bath apartment; close to shopping center; re cently reconditioned. LOANS; F.H.A. — GI — and Conventional Commercial Enterprises 2nd Floor Mudgett Bldg. INC. 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