PAGE FOUR
Womens Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
BESSIE CAMERON SMITH, Editor TELEPHONE 2-6512
CEREMONY AT ST. ANTHONY’S CHURCH
UNITES MISS FERGUSON, MR. BAUER
Leslie K. Taylor
And David Whitesell
Engaged To Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Leslie
. Taylor of Pinehurst announce the
engagement cf their daughter,
Leslie Katherine, to David Allen
Whitesell, son of Mrs. Delis Her
bert Whitesell of Pinehurst and
tre late, Mr. Whitesell.
Miss Taylor is a graduate of
Salem College. Mr. Whitesell at
tended Pinehurst High School and
served three years in the U. S.
Navy. The wedding wUl take
place in June.
Calloway-Luffman
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Walker W. Luff-
man of State Road announce the
lengagement of their daughter,
Rebecca Ann, to John M. Callo
way, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Calloway of Southern Pines. A
June wedding has been planned.
Miss Luffman is employed as a
supervisor at the North Carolina
School for the Deaf. Mr. Callo
way is teaching at Lenoir Junior
High School.
Cozart-Morgan
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cozart of
Aberdeen announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Alma
Faye, to Harvey Hugh Morgan,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Morgan of Pinebluff. A June wed
ding is planned.
Officers’ Wives
Club Holds Luncheon
Meeting At HP Inn
Mrs. C. P. Roundtree and Mrs.
Walter Robinson were hostesses
when the USAFAGOS Officers’
Wives Club met Wednesday for
the monthly business meeting and
luncheon at the Highland Pines
Inn. Twenty-four members and
guests attended.
Mrs. James Boyle of Pittsburgh,
Pa., house guest of Mrs. Harrison
M. Harp, and Mrs. Fox of Nor
walk, Conn., mother of Mrs. Pat
rick Ryan, were introduced as
guests.
The nominating committee sub
mitted the foUo.wing slate of offi
cers for the coming year, to be
voted on at the May meeting; for
president, Mrs. Harold Price, 1st
vice-president, Mrs. Robert Radar;
2nd vice-president, Mrs. George
Elvey; recording secretary, Mrs.
Walter Robinson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Bedford May;
treasurer, Mrs. C. P. Roundtree.
Mrs. George Hunt, president,
presented certificates of apprecia
tion for their work in the club to
the following, members, who, will
be leaving soon for their homes,
pending the time when they can
join their husbands, who have
been given overseas Eissignments:
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Ken
tucky, whose husband. Major
Johnson, is going to Germany;
Mrs. David Buie of Alabama,
whose husband. Major Buie, goes
to Formosa; Mrs. Robert Arm
strong of Connecticut, Major
Armstrong having been assigned
to Japan; and Mrs. C. Dixon, who
will be in Texas until she can
join Captain Dixon in England for
a three-year tour of duty.
Bridge and canasta were play
ed during the afternoon.
^ In a 10 a. m. ceremony at St.
Anthony’s Catholic Church last
Saturday, April 3, Miss Johnsie
Louise Ferguson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John, Asbury Ferguson
of Southern Pines, became the
bride of Alfred Francis Bauer of
Allentown, Pa. The Rev. Peter
M. Denges officiated.
Baskets of white gladioli were
used to decorate the church.
Mrs. Malcolm Grover, organist,
and Mrs. Bryan Poe, vocalist,
both of Southern Pines, presented
wedding music. Mrs. Poe sang
‘Ave Maria.”
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
baby blue suit with navy acces
sories and carried a white prayer
book topped with white orchids.
Mrs. Walter E. Blue, Jr., of Wil
mington attended her sister as ma
tron of honor, wearing a navy
blue suit and a white carnation
corsage.
Walter E. Blue, Jr., was best
man, and Lyle McDonald, Jr., and
Robert Dunn, of Southern Pines,
were ushers.
Mrs. Ferguson chose for her
daughter’s wedding a navy blue
dress with which she wore navy
accessories and a purple-throated
white orchid corsage.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was held at the home
of the bride’s parents, after which
the couple left on a wedding trip
to Pennsylvania. They wiR make
their home in ARentown.
Mrs. Bauer attended Southern
Pines High School and for the
past while has been employed by
the United Telephone Company
cf the Carolinas, Inc., in Southern
Pines.
Mr. Bauer was graduated from
high school in ARentown and has
been in the service three years,
part of which time was spent at
Fort Bragg with the 82nd Air
borne Division. He received his
discharge late in March and plans
to enter the University of Penn
sylvania next fall.
Among the out-of-town guests
at the wedding were the bride’s
grandmother, Mrs. D. A. Sikes, of
Parkton, and aunts, Mrs. Louise
Woodell of Wilson and Mrs. L. M.
PoweR of Parkton.
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MR. AND MRS. S. STANLEY GRIFFIN, JR.
MISS ROBERTA CLAIRE FRYE IS WED TO
STANLEY GRIFFIN OF WEST PALM BEACH
Home Ec Department
Plans Spring Fashion
Show For April 14
The Spring Fashion Show of the
Heme Economics Department of
Southern Pines High School will
be held in Weaver Auditorium
next Wednesday night at 8 o’clock,
and the department invites the
public to attend.
Four groups will model cloth
ing: the adult beginners sewing
class, three high school classes,
and the Girl Scouts. Judges wRl
be on hand to award a prize in
each group for the most outstand
ing work.
Mrs. Nancye McClellan will be
the commentator.
Music for the Fashion Show
will be provided by the popular
recently-organized band. The
Downbeats,” composed of local
high school boys.
Following the showing, open
house will be held in the Home
Economics Department.
Attend Races At
Camden Saturday
Among those going from the
Sandhills to attend the races at
Camden last Saturday were the
Walshes, Cardys, Mosses, Good
wins, Tates, the Jimmy Donald
sons who h^d Emerson Humphrey
as their guest. Art Newman, Jack
McDonald, Gabor Folteny, Earl
Hoy, and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Jelli-
son.
Also, the W. J. Strattons, W. J.
Laing of Amissville, Va., and Gen
eral and Mrs. Barry of Washing
ton, D. C. Mr. Laing formerly
spent winters here. General Barry
is with the British section of
NATO.
Miss Jeanne Overton of South
ern Pines, a student at the Univer
sity of South Carolina, attended.
Miss Roberta Claire Frye,
daughter of Mrs. Joanne Miles of
Southern Pines, and S. Stanley
Griffin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin of West Palm Beach, Fla.,
were united in marriage last Fri
day, AprR 2.
The ceremony was performed
at 7:00 o’clock in the home of
Judge Newton, who officiated, at
Bennettsville, S. C.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a white straples dress with
lace jacket, white accessories and
an orchid corsage.
Miss Janet Smith of Southern
Pines, who attended as maid of
honor, was dressed in green nylon
and her corsage was of white car
nations.
Airman Jim Christianson of the
Air-Ground School, Southern
Pines, attended the bridegroom as
best man.
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Mrs. Mary Rowe entertained at
a reception honoring the couple
at her KnoRwood apartinent.
After the couple had cut the first
slice, the hostess served the wed
ding cake and coffee.
The couple left Saturday for
West Palm Beach, where they
will make their home.
The bride, since completing her
studies at Southern Pines High
School, has held an office posi
tion with the United Telephone
Company of the Carolinas, Inc.
in Southern Pines.
Mr. Griffin attended school in
West Palm Beach and has recent
ly completed two years in the
service, a part of which time was
spent at USAFAGOS, Highland
Knes Inn, Southern Pines. He is
now in school at West Palm
Beach, and upon completion of his
studies plans to enter busines
I with his father.
FRL, SAT„ APRIL 9-10
"TOUGHEST MAN
IN ARIZONA"
(In color)
Vaughan Monroe. Joan Leslie
SUN.. MON„ APRIL 11-12
"THE CADDY"
Dean Marlin - Jerry Lewis
TUES„ WED.. APRIL 13-14
"MARA MARA"
Errol Flynn - Rulh Roman
THURSDAY. APRIL 15
"IT'S IN THE BAG'
Fred Allen - Jack Benny
FRL. SAT.. APRIL 16-17
'LAS VEGAS STORY'
Jane Russell - Victor Mature
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT DARK
Children under 12 in can Free
Music Group Has
Preview Of N- C.
Symphony Selections
Tuesday afternoon the Music
Appreciation Group enjoyed a
preview of some of the selections
to be heard at the concert which
will be given by the North Caro
lina Symphony Orchestra in
Southern Pines, April 23.
The members enjoyed especial
ly Beethoven’s “6th Symphony,”
having been given a background
of Beethoven earUer in the course.
In noting the significance of the
odd and even numbers of Beetho
ven’s symphonies this symphony
illustrated the even half — the
“9th” had been played and inter
preted at a previous session.
Stravinsky’s “Firebird,” also to
be played at the coming concert,
was the second choice of Mrs. N.
L. Hodgkins, Jr., who conducts
the studies. This composition writ
ten for the Russian Ballet offer
ed a contrast of the modern with
the classical.
The next meeting, and the last
of the course, wUl be AprR 20,
Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o’clock in
the Civic Club. Other selections
from the Symphony program wiR
be considered. Anyone interested
in this meeting is cordially invi
ted to be present.
Thistle Club
Meets At Tarheelia
The Thistle Club held a lunch
eon and white elephant party
Wednesday afternoon at Tar-
heeRa. High scores in bridge were
held by Mrs. ARen McDonald,
Mrs. Frank St. Clair, Mrs. Bess
Ward, Mrs. G. A. Munn, Mrs.
Lowdermilk, Mrs. J. G. deBerry,
and Mrs. J. T. Overton.
The club wRl not meet next
week, but on April 21 wiR hold
a dessert-bridge at TarheeRa at
1:30 p. m., for which reservations
should be made with Mrs. L. D.
McDonald.
Mrs. Culbreth Is
Feted At Luncheon
By Drug Women
The SandhiR Pharmaceutical
Auxiliary, honoring their state
president, Mrs. Graham Culbreth
whose term of office ends this
spring, gave a luncheon at Tar
heelia last Friday. The honoree
was presented a corsage of violets
and a planter basket.
Together for the luncheon were
Mrs. Culbreth; Mrs. Wesley Viall,
Sr., and Mrs. Bill Viall, Pinehurst
Mrs. W. P. Wthitlock, Aberdeen,
and Mrs. Joe Montesanti, Mrs. J.
T. Overton, Mrs. David Gamble,
Mrs. Betty Coley and Mrs. James
Lawson, Southern Pines.
50th ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. T. A.
Cheatham- of Pinehurst were
honored at a party given by
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chapman
Sunday night in celebration of
their Golden Wedding. As
gifts from a number of friends
they were presented two 50-
year-old $20 gold coins, two
gold watches, an electric golf
car and a check.
Dr. Cheatham served as rec
tor of the Village Chapel in
Pinehurst for 42 years, retir
ing in 1950, at which time he
was made rector emeritus. He
preached at the anniversary
service last Sunday.
Fred Gregory of GreenvRle, S.
C., was a weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Jones.
LAWS
REGULATING THE PRACTICE OF
PHARMACY
It was not until 1880 that a license from
the State was required to practice Phar
macy in North CaroRna.
FoRowing the enforcement of that law,
however, more and more laws have been
enacted to control and regulate the sale
of drugs.
Many of the laws were advocated by lead
ers in the profession of Medicine and Phar
macy in an effort to provide greater pro
tection against the misuse of drugs.
Obviously'no legislation can completely
make sure the pubRc enjoys only the ben
efits without risking any of the dangers of
drugs. And for this reason, the service of
your Pharmacist is of utmost importance
to you.
WE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY
APRIL 11
Hours: 10 a. m. - B p. m.
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Southern Pines Pharmacy
The Friendly Drug Store
A1 Cole, R.Ph. Graham Culbreth. R.Ph.
Night Phone Night Phone
2-7094 SOUTHERN PINES. N. C. 2-4181
! Presbyterian
Circle Meetings
Circle 2 of Brownson Memorial
Presbyterian Women of the
Church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Jessie B. Maze with 13
members and one visitor, Mrs. W.
O. Spence of North May street, in
attendance. Mrs. Lawrence Grov
er conducted the meeting in the
absence of Mrs. Joe Thomas, who
was in the hospital. Mrs. R. P.
Brown led the Bible study on
Stephen, the first Christian mar
tyrs, and Mrs. Wayland Blue pre
sented an article from Presbyte
rian Women. The hostess served
cake and coffee after the program.
Mrs. Bugbee and Miss Flora Mc-
NeiR were guests and there were
six members present when Circle
3 met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dan McNeiR. Re
freshments were served first, then
Mrs. McNeiR conducted the Bible
study.
Twelve members were present
Monday night when Mrs. James
Springer entertained Circle 4 at
her home. Mrs. Dorothy Avery
conducted the Bible lesson and
Mrs. Springer reviewed the Pres
byterian Women selection for the
month.
Mrs. Dan S. Ray was hostess to
Circle 8 Monday evening, with
nine members present and two
visitors, Mrs. George Heinitsh and
Mrs. Vernon Maness. Mrs. Ray
and Mrs. Heinitsh led the Bible
study with other members enter
ing into the discussion, and Mrs.
L. L. Woolley gave the article
from the women’s magazine.
Refreshment periods were en
joyed by both of these Circles.
Mrs'. Catherine Shaw was host
ess to Circle 1 Tuesday afternoon,
with seven members present. Mrs.
T. A. Jones opened the meeting
with prayer and Mrs. D. E. Bailey
gave the Bible lesson. Refresh
ments were served after the pro
gram.
Trio Gives Party
For Mrs. Mattocks
Miss Joan Besley, Mrs. Milton
Kaylor and Miss Jean Morrison
were hostesses at a party at the
Besley home Wednesday evening
of last week, honoring Mrs. Rich
ard Mattocks. The honoree was
presented a shower of layette gifts
and the group enjoyed refresh
ments and conversation.
Guests were: Mrs. Richard Mat
tocks, Mrs. George Mattocks, Miss
Barbara Page, Miss Carol Sue
Humphrey, Miss Sue Hall, and
Mrs. Jack Bankhead.
getting married?
We rent complete formal
outfits for men
A. MONTESANTI. Tailor
Tel. 2-2541 Southern Pines
Mr. and Mrs. David Hoskins,
Mrs. W. W. Olive and Mrs.
George McElderry left Sunday
morning for Florida, planning to
be away about 10 days.
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