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Page SIX THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina THURSDAY. MAY 24. 1956 USDA scientists are looking for a mysterious substance in ground feathers which, when added to feed, causes chicks to gain weight faster than those not fed the feathers. tfeweis I SOUTHERN PINES FLORIST Telephone 2-3111 570 S. W. Broad St. News and Personals from Vass f Bessie Cameron Smith, Representative — Telephone Vast 2171 OLD Stagg bourbon $3.85 4/5 Qf. ^66 PROOF. THE STAGG |)lSLC(WFRANKF0RT.J0i: * ‘i tefe. Commencement Programs The 24 members of the Senior Class of Vass-Lakeview High School and a large congregation of parents and friends Sunday night in the school auditorixim heard an earnest and impressive sermon by an alumnus of the school, the Rev. Angus McK. Cameron of Englehard, in which he pointed up the importance of faith in God and a life of service through daily work in conformi ty with His teachings. The speak er was introduced by the Rev. Walter C. Smith, Methodist pas tor. The service opened with a piano prelude, “Adoration,” play ed by IVtrs. H. D. Mclnnis, pianist for the entire- service. This was followed by the processional of seniors, the girls dressed in white caps and gowns, the boys in black, accompanied by their mas cots, Vicki Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Evans, and Robert McGill, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McGill. After an invocation by the Rev. Mr. Smith a chorus of 60 high school students, directed by Mrs. W. E. Gladstone, sang two pleas ing numbers, “Beautiful Savior” and “Show Us The Way.” The Rev. Thomas Wolfe, Baptist min ister, gave the •benediction. The' stage was decorated in the class colors, pink and green, with baskets of pink gladioli and small pines effectively placed. Commencement marshals are: Janice Graham^ chief; Elise Mc Williams, Johnsye Cameron, Joan Baldwin, Douglas Johnson, Jim my Key, and Jaimes Howell. Opening the commencement season was a piano recital of very high order presented Friday night by pupils of Mrs. H. D. Mc lnnis. All numbers were played from memory, and each perform er, to this year’s beginners, show ed careful training and some dis played much talent. Pupils presented in the recital were: Janice Cameron, Joan Causey, Brenda Blalock, Steve Frye, Dorothy Ferguson, Joan Flanigan, Fairly Cameron, Jo Callahan, Henry Matthews, Bar bara Ring, Linda Nicks, Danny Williams, Peggy Curtis, Myrna McRae, Charles Cameron, Bar bara Jessup, Bonnie Hicks, Bon nie Campbell, Sandy Eastwood, Leon Keith. Also, Judy Bailey, Mac Mc- Crummen, Patsy Callahan, Ann Edwards, Paul Cummings, Bon nie Callahan, Dana Thomas, Jeanette Mullinix, Judy Camer on, Doreene Keith, Betty Key, Johnsye Cameron, Jerry Gul- ledge, Elise, McWilliams, Sue Cameron, and Kay < Keith. Graduation exercises will be held at 8 o’clock tonight, Thurs day. Final Service The Rev. Walter C. Smith, who is graduating from the Divinity School of Duke University, will conduct his final service as pas tor of the Vass Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. After graduation he plans to re turn to his home community near Washington, D. C. and join the Baltimore Conference. The Methodist Chxrrch has never had a more popular pastor 1 and there is general regret throughout the church at his go ing. Both he and Mrs. Smith have been active in the work of the young people and children, ^d she has taught the Ladies Bible Class during most of their two years with the church. The District Superintendent has disclosed that another stu dent minister, who has one more year in Divinity School at Duke, will be assigned to the church, the Rev. James Eskridge. Both he and his wife are from Missi ssippi. , . , Students VisU Raleigh Miss Neolia McCrummen’s sev enth grade pupils of Vass-Lake-> view School spent last Friday in Raleigh, touring points of inter est. They visited the Museum, Hall of History, the Capitol, the new News and Observer-Raleigh Times building, the Governor’s Mansion, Memorial Auditorium, State School for the Blind, and Pullen Park, and had lunch at the YMCA. The group consisted of Jeanette Mullinix, Joan Flannigan, Cath erine Simpson, Jo Anne Priest, Bonnie Callahan, Hazel Holder, Bessie Cummings, Barbara Jes sup, Dorothy McNeill, Daisy Blue, Linda Jackson, Louise Led better, Magdalene Furr, Ha Ring, “ ‘ McNeill, Fleta Howell, Curtis, Clara Thomas, Lynn Oldham, Barbara Shirley Blake, Judy Rey nolds, Josel Ross, Roger Beal, Ed win Causey, Charles Cameron, Eddy Caviness, Gilbert Cum mings, Howard Hennings, Fair- ley Cameron, James McNeill, Ce cil Faircloth, David Jones, Paul Cummings, and Miss McCrum- men. Attend Funeral Sons and daughters who came home to attend the funeral of E. B. Thompson were Mrs. Jasper Blevins of the home, who had been in Tip City, Ohio, since Feb ruary, undergoing surgery, and recuperating at the home of her daughter; Stacy Thon^son of Chicago, Ill.; the Rev. A. L. Thompson and family, Wilming ton; Clary Thompson, Washing ton, D. C., Mrs. W. R. Brown and son Billy, Dallas, Tex.; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koda, Pitts burgh, Pa. Among ■ other relatives and friends from a distance who at tended were: Mrs. A. K. Thomp son, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maness, Mrs. Joe Brown, Misses Mae and Jacqueline Jack- son, and Mr. and Mrs. Prince Maness, Robbins; Misses Sue Las siter and Frances Scott, Hamlet; Mrs. R. H. Thompson and two daughters, Asheboro; Mrs. Paul ine Thompson Ellis and Russell Thompson, Shelby; Mrs. S. Cor- rell,lConcord; Mrs. W. T. Suggs, Apex; Miss Sarah Currie and Theron Currie, Laurinburg; Miss Sadie McDuffie, Mrs. John Mc Duffie and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McDuffie, Raeford, the Rev. O. L. Hathaway, Fayetteville, and several minister friends of the Rev. A. L. Thompson from vari ous parts of the State. Entertain Seniors Seven mothers of members of the Vass-Lakeview Senior Class entertained the class at a barbe cue supper at the Lakeview Com munity House last Thursday night. The high school faculty members were invited, also, and the following were present: J. E. Gregory, Mrs. H. D. Mclnnis, Mrs. Avery Evans, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gladstone, and Mrs. E. L. Finch, also Mr. Finch. The table wks decorated in the class colors of pink and green, and the centerpiece featured the class flower, pink carnation. Vised in combination with pink snapdragons. Hostesses were: Mrs. H. A. Monroe, Mrs. Martin H. Camer on, Mrs. R. S. Burnette, Mrs. W. J. Graham, Mrs. T. S. Hennings, Mrs. L. S. Jessup, ,and Mrs. A. L. Keith. Willard-Ring Miss Betty Jean Ring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bundy Ring of Vass Route 2, and Virgil C. Wil lard, Jr., son of Mrs. V. C. 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