Friday, June 6, 1952
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
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West End Lions
Stage All-Male
Show Tonight
An all-male show put on by the
West End Lions club will be a big
entertainment attraction at the
West End High school tonight
(Friday).
The modest admission prices
will go toward the Lions welfare
fund for the blind. For their
money, spectators will enjoy the
privilege of watching 30 digni
fied business men of the commun
ity shed their dignity in portray
ing feminine and comic-character
roles.
“The Big Baby Revue” is the
name of this extravaganza, on
which the curtain goes up at 8
o’clock. It concerns a party being
given by Mrs. Finefeathers (A. J.
Hanner) for her many friends of
stage and screen, among whom
are Carmen Miranda (D. A. Pat
terson); A1 Jolson (E. P. Henson):
Emmett Kelly (M. H. Tucker);
Gypsy . Rose Lee (Earl Auman);
Lil Percy (Paul VonCanon);
Prank Sinatra (Robert Hender
son); Baby Snooks (T. J. Fletch
er); Jiggs (Billy Johnson) and
Maggie (Dunk Mclnnis).
The audience will be treated to
the sight of Aunt Jemima (W. A.
Johnson, Sr.) dancing yrith Old
Black Joe (L. G. Melvin) to the
tune of “Darktown Strutters
BaU.”
“Miss West End of 1952” will
also be presented.
The show is being directed by
Miiss Ruth Mills of the H. M.
Rickard Producing company.
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SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Junior, Senior
Tennis Teams Win
League Matches
Both the senior and junior
Southern Pines tennis teams won
their matches in the Eastern Car
olina League series played last
weekend.
For the junior team, it was the
opener of their six-match series.
They played Saturday afternoon
at Raleigh, defeating the Raleigh
juniors by a score of 4 to 3. Mak
ing up the local team were Steve
Choate, Kenneth Tew, Deryl Hol
iday, Johnny Watkins and Julian
Pleasants. '
They will meet the Kinston
junior team on the local courts in
their second match of the series
Saturday.
The seniors defeated a team
from Rocky Mount here Sunday
afternoon by 6 to 3 and will go
this Sunday to Chapel Hill. They
have previously played, and de
feated, the Sanford team. Playing
Sunday were Harry Lee Brown,
Jr., Angelo Montesanti, Malcolm
Clark, Page Choate, Norris Hodg
kins, Jr., and Bobby Barefield.
On their trip to Raleigh Satur
day the junior team was accom
panied by Harry Lee Brown, Jr.,
advisor from the Sandhills Tennis
association, and Stanley Austin,
who drove them there. At Raleigh
they were joined by Don Moore, a
member of the local faculty and
also an advisor from the STA to
the« junior group. Mr. Moore lives
at Raleigh and after the match
had the entire Southern Pines
party as guests for a buffet sup
per at his home.
ABERDEEN
By DOROTHY McNEILL
Russell-Bullard
Mr. and MIrs. Paul Bullard of
Aberdeen announce the marriage
of their daughter, Dixie, to Mil-
ton Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Russell of Jackson Springs
on Saturday, June 7, at six thirty
o’clock in the home of the Rev.
Zeb A. Caudle on Summitt street.
Reading Contest
The Sandhill Book club will
sponsor its annual reading contest
for the summer months with reg
istration beginning Friday after
noon in. the Page Memorial libra
ry. The person in each of the three
age groups who has read the most
books at the end of August will
be awarded a prize.
Brief Mention
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNeill Jr.
are attending the Grand Chapter
meeting of the Order of the East
ern Star in Raleigh this week.
Spending Sunday at Myrtle
Beach were: Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blount,
Miss Becky Blount, Miss May
Marks, Mr. Linny and Sonny
Sugg, Misses Sue Swarin-
gen, Alice Moss, and Mlartha Car
penter, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bobbitt and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinlaw of
Fayetteville were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marks.
Mrs. LaRue Lee of Washington
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Westbrook.
Miss Julia Weaver has returned
home after spending last week
visiting relatives in Chapel Hill.
Mrs. A. W. Seawell and family
visited relatives and friends in
Rockingham last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Marks
spent Sunday in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. VanCe Hardison
and son of Arapahoe were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lawhon
last week.
Miss Anne Creel is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wren Creel, in Greenville,
S. C.
Arpur Rowe of State college is
spending the summer holidays
with his parents. Judge and Mrs.
J. Vance Rowe.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. J. E. Pleas
ants and Mary Evelyn are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pleasants for
several days.
Miss Ella Ruth McNeill is
spending this week attending
Synod’s conference at Flora Mac
donald college.
H. H. Brewer spent Sunday
with relatives and friends in Aber
deen.
Cpl. Dan I. Allred, Jr., left Sun
day from Fayetteville airport for
Oklahoma. He was being transfer
red from Ft. Jackson, S. C., to Ft.
Sill Officer Candidate school.
Jonas Lee Burns
Is Buried Monday
Jonas Lee Burns, 67, died Sun
day at his home on Eagle Springs
Rt. 1 after a long illness. Funeral
services were held Monday after
noon at Pilgrim church, with the
Rev. G. G. Laws officiating. Burial
was in Tabernacle cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, the for
mer Maggie Furr; four daughters,
Chloria of the home, Mrs. Jesse
Phillips of Eagle Springs, Mishie
and Elizabeth of Asheboro; six
sons, Milton, Melvin, Paul, and
Jimmy of Robbins, Donald of the
home, and Harrison of Asheboro;
two brothers, Frank and Rome of
Eagle Springs Rt. 1.
Ann Pearson Wins
Scholastic Medal
At St. Mary’s
Ami Hoke Pearson, 16-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Annabelle Pear
son of East Connecticut avenue,
was awarded the Cooper Medal at
commencement exercises at St.
Mary’s in Raleigh last week, for
having the highest scholastic av
erage for the year in the entire
high school department.
Ann is a freshman at St. Mary’s,
a junior in high school. Her first
two years of high school were
spent at the Southern Pines
school, where she was a marshal
for her class in both 1950 and
1951.
The Cooper Medal was estab
lished in 1944 by Mrs. Sterling
Gray Gilliam (Fannie Closs Coop
er, ’44) of Henderson, in memory
of her brother. To be eligible, a
student must have carried four
credit courses throughout the
year, completing them satisfacto
rily, and also must have main
tained a satisfactory bearing in aU
other phases of school life during
the year.
Ann was one of five girls re
cently elected to the Beacon, high
school honor society.
She will spend the summer at
the Hill camp, Chesham, N. H.,
where she will be a junior coun
selor for the second year. She
will leave for camp toward the
end of June.
Only Five Called
For June Draft,
Two For July
Preinduction calls remain high;
while induction calls stay low, ac
cording to Mrs. Harry W. Davis,
selective service cleiiS. at Carth
age.
Five Moore men, to be selected
next week after reclassification
by the board, are to be inducted
into the Armyy June 28. 'The July
call, already received, is for ,onfyli
tyvo, to be inducted July 27.
j Twenty men were called for
preiiiductkn examination this
week. Only seven passed, niost 'of '
them flunking their mental test. '
Preinduction examinatioh will be'*
given 25 Moore men July 1. • ^
Of six men sent in response to
the May draft call, only two were
inducted, James Arthur Cole and
Herrpan Edward Leake, both Ne
groes.
All married non-fathers eligible
for the draft have now been given
their preinduction exams, but all
who passed have not yet been in
ducted, Mrs. Davis said.
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