THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1956
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
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Sale of Franklin
Safford Home Is
Announced Here
The Franklin Safford home on
Midland Road, considered one of
the most beautiful in this area,
has been sold to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mahoney of Newton Center,
Mass., winter visitors in South
ern Pines for many years, it was
announced here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Safford, promi
nent racehorse owners and train
ers, have purchased a 110-acre
tract of land that fronts on both
Midland Road and the Airport
Road on which they plan to build
a home and develop a modem
farm for breeding colts.
They will stay at the Mayfair
Apartments on May Street until
construction of their home,
scheduled to begin this fall, is
completed.
Sale of the 110-acre tract to
the Saffords was handled by the
Biddle Company of Pinehurst.
Barnum Realty and Insurance
Company of Southern Pines
handled the sale of the home.
Mr. Safford, who maintains one
pf the largest stables in the Sand
hills at Pinehurst, is nationally
known as a trainer of trotting
horses. In addition to the Pine
hurst stables, he also has one in
Southern Pines.
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Heart Deep in Stardusf’
SEVENTH SEASON DANCE REVUE PRESENTED
BY THE PUPILS OF THE
MARTHA ADEN DANCE STUDIO
. OF SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
FEATURING 100 STUDENTS FROM 3 TO 18 YEARS
—AT—
WEAVER AUDITORIUM
SOUTHERN PINES »
Friday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th
8:15 P. M.
ADMISSION: Children (thru high school) 50c; Adults $1.00, (tax inch.)
TICKETS on sale by Students or at door.
Mid South Grill
SOUTH ST. AIR CONDITIONED ABERDEEN
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS
Served from 11 aan. to 9 p.m.
APPETIZERS
Home-made Chicken Rice Soup - Shrimp Cocktail
Grapefruit Juice - Tomato Juice - Prune Juice
ENTREES
Broiled Sirloin Steak $2.00
Roast Turkey with Dressing and Gravy $1.50
Roast Chicken with Dressing and Gravy $1.25
Broiled Pork Chops $1.25
Fried Spring Chicken (all white meat 25c extra) $1.25
Breaded Veal Cutlet with Tomato Sauce $1.25
Roast Fresh Ham with Brown Gravy $1.25
Fried Jumbo Shrimp with Tartar Sauce $1.25
Fried Sea Scallops with Tartar Sauce $1.25
Broiled Beef Liver with Onions .. $1.00
Hamburger Steak with Onions $1.00
VEGETABLES
Choice of two and a salad
Coffee Hot or Iced Tea Dessert
Children's Dinners 90c Large variety on a la carte menu
Page Strikes Out
16 In First Game
Civil Defense
Practice Alert
In Tar Heel Loop Slated At Bragg
David Page, just back from
Davidson QoUege for the sum
mer, pitched the Southern Pines
Warriors to a 9-1 win over Fay
etteville in Tar Heel League com
petition Sunday afternoon.
Page struck out 16, walked one
and allowed just three hits in his
first win of the season. Coach
David Salmon said it was one of
the best pitching jobs he had ever
seen.
The warriors, currently in sec
ond place in the leagud with four
wins against three losses, also de
feated Fayetteville Saturday
night 18-9. Lemon was on the
mound with Bowen in the catch
ing slot.
The Little Nine Indians also
copped a double header over the
weekend to take over top spot
in the loop. They defeated Twin
City 12-6 Saturday afternoon and
10-7 Sunday afternoon.
The team, sponsored by Tom
O’Neal, joined the loop after Hill-
crest dropped out two weeks ago.
The schedule this weekend
calls for two games between the
Warriors and the Little Nine. The
first game will be played at Mem
orial Field Saturday night at 8
p. m. This is the first meeting of
the twb teams this year. On Sun
day the action < will shift over to
the newly completed Little Nine
field just off Midland Road.
Manager of the Little Nine is
Tom O’Neil. F. Piccinini is the
coach. The Southern Pines War
riors, sponsored by local mer
chants, are coached by David
Salmon; the manager is Charles
Lucas.
Current standings in the loop
put the Little Nine on top with
a 3-0 record, followed by South
ern Pines with a 4-3 mark. Twin
City, 4-4, and Fayetteville, 3-3.
Hillcrest had not won a game
when it severed connections
with the league and had^dropped
four straight.
Keller Completes
Training On Soil •
Conservation Work
Willard K. Keller, specialist
with the Moore County Soil Con
servation Service, recently com
pleted a five weeks refresher
course at the Athens Training
Center of the Soil Conservation
Service.
The training unit is maintained
on the campus of the Uniyersity
of Georgia where the facilities of
the university and the nearby
Watkinsville Agricultural Re
search Station are used.
The training center is opera
ted by the U. S. Department of
Agriculture for training new CSC
employees and bringing old em
ployees up to date on research in
formation and new techniques.
Seventeen SGS employees of the
southeastern states from North
Carolina to Arkansas, and two
from Puerto Rico, attended the
session.
Courses of study were given in
the fields of soils, agronomy,
agricultural engineering, forestry,
wildlife, and human relations.
The studies pointed toward the
assistance that is given the farm
er so that he may develop and
apply a workable soil conserva
tion program suited to the needs
of his farm.
Courses were taught by mem
bers of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture and faculty members
of the University.
A practice alert in preparation
for a forthcoming nationwide civil
defense exercise will be held by
Fort Bragg some time during the
period 25 May to 5 June, Fort
Bragg officials told the Pilot this
week.
When the alert is given for the
one-day exercise, sirens will
sound throughout the post. Sirens
will be sounded again at the con
clusion of the alert.
Fort Bragg officials have stress
ed that this will be a practice
alert with sirens used only to add
realism and there will be no cause
for alarm.
The exercise will be part of the
preparation for “Operation Alert
1956,’’ a nationwide alert schedul
ed by the Federal Civil Defense
Administration to be held some
time between July 20-26.
When the sirens sound on the
day of the Bragg alert, troops will
move to dispersal areas and exe
cute area defense to. simulate ac
tual attack conditions. They will
remain in the dispersal areas un
til the all-clear signal is given.
VISIT THE ABERDEEN LAKE
MINIATURE GOLF COURSE
Open 12 noon to 10:30 pma.
18
Holes
25c
Special
Parties
Arranged
Located on U.S. Hy. 1. in Aberdeen
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to insure S|^e dri^g
Before you drive off on that trip, drive in for a
wheel balanc.e check. It’s a smart safety measure.
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