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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
FRIDAY. MAY 28. 1954
High Schools Schedule Events
300 Graduating In Moore County
Seniors Receiving
Diplomas As Finals
Programs Are Held
Nearly three hundred students
will receive dheir diplomas at
high school graduation exercises
in Moore county this year.
See front page story today for
Southern Pines commencement
events.
The commencement exercises
started last Thursday at the Car
thage high school when the
senicrs presented their annual
class night. The baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered on Sun
day evening, May 30, in the high
school auditorium by the Rev. O.
J. Hagler, pastor of the Carthage
Baptist church. On Tuesday eve
ning, June 1, the graduation exer
cises will be held.
Commencement exercisese be
gan in the Pinehurst high school
Tuesday evening when the seniors
gave their class play in the school
auditorium. The baccalaureate
sermon will take place on Sunday
evening. May 30, at eight o’clock
in the school auditorium and will
be delivered by Dr. Bernard Boyd
of the University of North Caro
lina.
Farm Life will begin its com
mencement program on Friday
evening, May 28, with the annual
music recital which will be held
in the school auditorium at 8
o’clock. The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered on Sunday eve
ning, May 30, at 8 o’clock. Class
night will be observed on Tuesday
evening, June 1, and graduatioh
exercises held on Wednesday,
June 2.
The commencement program at
Robbins began on Sunday night.
May 23, with the annual baccal
aureate sermon which was deliv
ered by the Rev. J. ,C. Meigs of
Polkton and was held in the
grammar school auditorium. Grad
uation exercises will be Friday
night. May 28, with I. G. Greer as
the speaker.
The graduation exercises began
at Aberdeen on Sunday, May 23,
when the baccalaureate sermon
was preached in the Page Mem
orial Methodist church with the
Rev. C. W. Worth delivering the
message. Class night took place
on Thursday evening. May 27, in
the high school gymnasium. The
graduation exercises will be held
on May 31 in the school gymna-
siurii at 8 o’clock.
Commencement exercises'began
at Highfalls last Friday evening
with the annual music recital. The
baccalaureate sermon took place
on Sunday evening and class
night was presented on Tuesday
evening. The graduation exercises
will be held on Friday evening,
May 28, with Dr. S. C. Deskins,
head of the department of history
at High Point college, making the
literary address. The Rev. Ernest
Hancock will deliver the baccal
aureate sermon.
The county’s graduates, except
those of Southern Pines who are
listed on the front page, are:
Carthage—James Lee Alexan
der, Jimmie Burton, J. L. Boyte,
Fred Brown, Charles Flinchum,
Brantley Kelly, Junior McKin
ney, Eugene Pressley, Dennis
Shaver, Frank Thomas, Margie
Barber, Barbara Brown, Shirley
Chriscoe, Becky Flinchum, Mar
garet Grimm, Sarah Inman, Paul
ine Morgan, Becky McDonald,
Shirley McArthur, Shirley Poin
dexter, Helen Rose Pressley, Vir
ginia 'Troxler emd Becky Wallace.
Pinehurst—Barbara Black, Gen.
eva Black, Barbara Blue, Billy
Paul Cole, Joyce Cole, Clayton
Dunn, Pat Fields, Carolyn Frye,
Leslie Gilliland, Shirley Graham,
Ann Hamor, Gail Hobson, Helen
Jackson, Julia McCaskill, Darius
McKenzie, John McKenzie, Paul
McDonald, Donald Monroe, Mar
tha Moon, Annie M. Morgan, Gen
eva Roberts, Charles Swaringen,
Thomas Shepherd, Tony Vaughn,
Wendell Wathen and Florence
Yarborough.
Farm Life—Sylvia Blue, Doris
Kennedy Carroll, Carolyn Bibey
Dowd, Mickey Doss and Jo Ann
Whitaker.
Robbins—Vinson Allen, Charles
Aldred, Andy Appanaitis, Leroy
Benson, Larry Brown, James Cra
ven, Johrmy Caudle, Laurence
Currie, Jimmy Deaton, Boyce
Dunlap, Joe Garner, Billy Han
cock, Jimmy Kennedy, Lindy
Mar ley, Jimmy Muse, A. L. Mon
roe, Johnny McIntyre, Horace Rit.
ter, Bobby Rhoades, J. H. Smith,
Charles Warren, Jackie Barnes,
Barbara Brown, Ruby Lee Burns,
Laura Ann Brady, Peggy Calla-
haAd, Betty Jo Cheek, Helen
Cockman, Shirley McAnulty,
Hunsucker, Louise Hussey, Peggy
Hunsucker, Louise Hassey, Peggy
Jean Jones, Inez Kennedy, Sue
Lassiter, Dixie Needham, Gerry
Parham, Patricia Patrick, Ann
Currie Moffit, Pat Tew, Edwina
Bums, Jessie Williams and Shir
ley Williams.
Vass-Lakeview — Donald S.
Haynes, Vivian Matthews, John
R. Davis, Bobby Wayne Trogdon,
John Ferguson, Joan Bailey, Syl
via Coore, Harriet Hardy, Ernest
Evans, Bill Howard Hall, J. T.
Hennings, Clayton Chavis, Peggy
Willard, Virginia Taylor, Shirley
Patterson, Crawford Rollins, Hugh
McDermott, James R. Thomas.
Aberdeen—Hilda Marue Allred,
George David Anderson, Jr., Sybil
Newton Burton, Theodore Macon
Carrington, Carol Feather Carter,
Barbara Ann Conrad, Elizabeth
Ann Dunn, Hubert Jesse Edge, Jr.,
Dixie Averitt Eubanks, Janice
Ruth Garner, Betty Greene, Ger
ald Kipling Griffin, Jacquelyn
Elmeda Holden, Shirley Ann
Johnson, Hugh A. Keith, III, Re
becca Fay Mathews, Gene Harris,
Sanford Law Controls
Exterminators' Work
In an attempt to protect home
owners from “fly-by-night” ter
mite control operators who fail
to do adequate work, the Sanford
board of aldermen has adopted an
ordinance requiring examination
and licensing of persons in this
business.
The action was taken by the
board on the suggestion of H. E.
Frye Of the Frye Exterminating
Service of Sanford. A license to
operate in the city will cost $50,
examination fee will be $10 and
a $1,000 performance bond will
be required.
Maynard, Jo Ann Ruth Morton,
Ola HaU Nelson, Lorraine Morgan
Peele, Mary Jane Pittman, Doro
thy Riley, Wesley Glenn Russell,
Adelaide McNally Schnell, Merritt
Nennon Sugg, III, Charles Wil
liam Tulloch, Shirley Tyner,
Jeanette Van Boskerck, Jean
West, Lila Marie Wicker and
James Richard Wilson.
Highfalls—Earlie Brady, Doro
thy Dunlap, Willa Dupree Forrest,
Clara Maness, Edward Maness,
Helen McNeill, Rebecca Nail,
Charles Russell and Betty Jean
Seawell. '
Westmoore^—Betty Jean Dun
lap, Shirley Davis, Julia Davis,
Dcnarose Gamer, Mary Dell Jor
dan, Billie Callicutt, Hilda Moss,
Dorothy Kennedy, Herbert Chris
coe, Farrell Needham, Eddie Wil
liamson, Alton Reeder, Bernice
Chriscoe and Archie Teague.
Cameron—^David Carlyle, Al
fred Childress, Albert —Collins,
Jean Comer, Nancy Denny, Ken
neth Frye, Eleanor Gaddy, Irene
Key, Dorothy Dunlap, Roger Mc
Donald, Way Ion McKinney,
Thomas McNeill, Gwen Page,
Jean Phillips, Margaret Phillips,
James Roberts, Charles Stewart,
Janice Stewart, Mary Lou Swag-
gerty, Ann Thomas, Shirley Ann
Wall, Shirley Mae Watson, Har
vey Whitaker and Joan Wilson.
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FOR
SHERIFF OF MOORE COUNTY
,C. J. McDonald
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 29,1954
I appreciate your support in the past, and I am again
seeking to serve you as Sheriff. I hope that you will cast
yoiir vote for me on Saturday. There is no need for me to
cite instances pertaining to my service, as that is a matter of
public record.
If re-elected, I pledge myself to perform my duties
to the best of my ability, and will do all in, my power to keep
law enforcement in Moore County at a high level and abreast
of the times.
Signed;
—c. J. McDonald.