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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1956
Women’s Activities
and Sandhills
BESSIE CAMERON SMITH, Editor
Social Events
TELEPHONE 2-6512
Dr. Cameron Visits
Mother; His Daughter
Wins Recognition
Dr. E. A. Cameron, mathemat
ics professor at the University of
North Carolina and chairman of
its committee on Provision for
Superior Students, spent Satur
day here with his mother, Mrs.
Estelle Cameron. Dr. and Mrs.
Cameron and their daughter,
Molly, plan to go to Massachu
setts next week to see Wellesley
College, which Molly plans to
enter this fall.
Molly, who is the only child of
the Camerons, was graduated
[from the high school in Chapel
Hill this spring. She has been
awarded a National Merit Schol
arship for her scholastic achieve
ment.'In a recent write-up in the
Chapel Hm Weekly which ap
peared with a photo of the family,
the cutlines stated that Molly is
following in the footsteps of her
father, who made the highest
scholastic average in his class
and was president of Phi Beta
Kappa when a student at the Uni
versity.
Dr. Cameron has been teaching
in the summer school at the Uni
versity. During the winter term
he is math instructor for the Su
perior Students group.
The Rasar Family
Has Florida Vacation;
Will Transfer Soon
M|Sgt. and Mrs. George Rasar
Jr., and children. Sonny and
Rhonda, have returned from a
week’s vacation in Florida. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van
Landingham in Sarasota. Mr. Van
Landingham, formerly stationed
at the Air-Ground School here, is
now attending RingUng Brothers
Art School.
After touring the Everglades
and Miami Beach, the Rsisars vis
ited her brother,^ S|Sgt. Carles
Morrell, and family in West Palm
Beach.
Sgt. Rasar will be leaving for
Thule, Greenland, the latter part
of August, at which time his fam
ily wiU go to Tennessee to live.
They have been in Southern Pines
six years and, according to I^rs.
Rasar, have become very, attached
to the town and the people of
Southern Pines.
WILDLIFE CLUB HOLDS PICNIC AT LAKE
AND SEES SKIN DIVING DEMONSTRATION
The Moore County Wildlife
Club held an enjoyable outdoor
meeting and picnic at Sweetheart
Lake Tuesday night, with H. M.
Patterson as host. A total of
around 50 attended, this inclu
ding Wildlifers, members of their
families and guests.
A tempting picnic supper was
spread, and after a blessing spok
en by the Rev. Mr. Houck, Pres
byterian minister of West End,
the group did full justice to it.
Clyde Auman of West End, pres
ident, conducted a short business
sessiqn during which two new
members were enrolled by Mrs.
Thomas Vann, secretary. They
are Dr. P. P. Green and W. C.
Ruffin, both of Southern Pines.
Gen. R. B. Hill is program
chairman and he had arranged a
program which proved of unusual
interest to all present, regardless
of age. It consisted of a skin div
ing demonstration by June John
son of Raeford and Capt. Tom
Gibson, who explained ail the par
aphernalia used.
Mr. Hurd From
Yokohama Visits
The L. T. Averys
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Avery had as
their guest from Saturday until
Wednesday night their daughter
Amette’s husband, Arthur H.
Hurd, who was here from Yoko
hama, Japan. The wedding took
place in Yokohama last Novem
ber, and this was the Averys first
meeting with their son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Avery of
Wilmington came for a weekend
visit. . ■
Mr. Hurd made a flying trip to
attend to business in New Eng
land and took advantage of the
opportunity to visit his wife’s
family. .
Mrs. Hurd is in her third year
of employment at the , Japan Cen
tral Exchange in Yokohama,
where Mr. Hurd is on the audit
staff.
Captain Don Smith
Returns From Korea
Capt. Don M. Smith returned
Sunday after a 16-month tour of
duty in Korea. His wife, the for
mer Miss Vivian Wilson, and their
three children were at their home
in Manly while he was in Korea.
Debbie Martin Is
Feted At Party On
Third Birthday
Mrs. 'Troy Martin honored her
daughter, Debbie, on her third
birthday July 6 at a party at the
Martin home in Niagara. Balloons
were used in the living room and
dining room to achieve a colorful
setting, which was most appeal
ing to the tots who joined in the
celebration. Birthday cake, cup
cakes, ice cream, candy ai^d Coke
were served and balloons were
given as favors. Debbie received
many interesting gifts.
Guests were: Diane McCormac,
Henry Reynolds, Harold, Ronnie
and Doug McNeill, Karen and
Judy Lane, Mike and Doug Mc
Cormac, David Talbert, David
Huntley, Linda and Brenda Bo»r-
den, Juanita Fortner, Pam An
drews, Connard, Jr., and Dwane
Martin, and Debbie’s brother
Tony.
Local VFW Group
To Receive Awards
At District Meeting
It was announced at the regular
VFW Auxiliary meeting held
Wednesday, July 11, that there
will be a district meeting of the
Ninth District at Sanford, Sunday,
July 15, at 2 p.m. The guest
speaker is to be Past Department
President Mrs. Virginia Lowery,
of Pembroke. '
Several awards will be present
ed to the various Auxiliaries in
the Ninth District for accompUsh-
ments in the past year. Among
these. Southern Pines is to receive
a Certificate of Merit for having
accomplished 110 per cent of Ac
tivities Program for years 1955-56
and a Certificate of Merit for out-
standing work in membership for
1955-56. A trophy, which is given
by Past Department President
Ruby Reinhart for the most
stated members will also be
awarded to the Southern Pines
Auxiliary. This trophy will be
held by the Auxiliary for a year.
Capt. Fonnesbeck And
Family Are Newcomers
Capt. and Mrs. Wayne Fonnes
beck and daughter Denise, na
tives of Utah, are newcomers to
the commiunity. Captain Fonnes
beck being transferred from Sew-
art AFB in Tennessee to the US
AFAGO School here. They have*
moved into the Elwood Parker
house at Niagara.
In and Out of Town
Duplicate Bridge Club
Announces Results of
Master Point Game
The Sandhills Duplicate Bridge
Club had five and a half tables
at play Tuesday night when it
met for the monthly master point
game at the Southern Pines
Coimtry Club.
Winners were: 1st, Mrs. B. W.
Dickinson and Mrs. Elizabth Ho
gan, of Hamlet; 2nd, Mrs. Robert
Strouse and Mrs. G. W. Coleman,
Southern Pines; 3rd, Mrs. Roy
Grinnell and Mrs. C. H. Bowman,
Southern Pines; 4th, Mrs. Agnes
Johnson and Miss Maude Poole,
Raeford.
Mr. And Mrs. Graves
Have Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Graves
entertained Mrs. George Graves,
Jr., and her houseguest, Mrs.
Walter Johnson of New York
City and Brodenton, Fla., at din
ner an evening last week. Mrs.
Johnson has been with Mrs.
Graves since the death of the lat
ter’s husband last month.
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MRS. JOHN EMMETT FRENCH of Myrtle Beach, S. C.,
is the former Miss Suzann Burns of Southern Pines. . Her
marriage to Mr. French on May 27 was announced last
week by her mother, Mrs. George C. Burns. Her father
was the late Colonel Burns.
Her wedding to Mr. French, son of Mrs. Emmett French
of Myrtle peach and the la,te Mr. French, took place in the
Kingston Presbyterian Church in Conway, S. C., with the
Rev. N. C. Kirkland officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
McLeod of Myrtle Beach attended the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. French are now living at Anchors Aweigh,
Porcher Avenue, in Myrtle Beach, where he is engaged in
the sporting goods business.
MISS BARBARA PAGE, BRIDE-ELECT OF
JULY 21, IS COMPLIMENTED AT PARTIES
The Prims Entertain
At Picnic Honoring
Visiting Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. James Prim of
New York Avenue extension en
tertained at an outdoor family
picnic Thursday evening honor
ing Mr. and Mrs. George Chat-
field and son David, of Ch^l^,
Mass., who were visiting in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W*. F. Chat-
field. .
Together for the dinner nnd
evening of fellowship were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Chatfield and
David, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chat-
field BiUy and Bobby Chatfielti,
Mr. and Mrs. John Talbert and
daughters, Patsy, Johnsie, and
Becky, Mrs. W. H. Chatfield, ^ss
Eunice Chatfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Prim and Carole Anne Prim.
Mrs. J. S. Milliken
Will Entertain Friday
Honoring Mrs. Fletcher
Mrs. James S. Milliken will be
hostess to around 30 friends at a
Coca-Cola party tomorrow (Fri
day), honoring Mrs. Fletcher
Cochran of Glen Ridge, N. J., and
Miami, Fla., who with her hus
band is in the Sandhills for the
peach season.
the home of Mrs. Matthews.
The refreshment table held
floral arrangement of green and
ana bread, nuts, mints and Coke
were served.
Each of the hostesses presented
Miss Barbara Page, whose wed
ding to Lt. Carlton C. Kennedy
is set for Saturday, July 21, was
honored at two lovely parties this
week.
Mrs. James E. Harrington of
Pinehurst and Mrs. Robert E.
Harrington of Southern Pines
ItMS’SS a to rasa-
Hotel Monday night.
Roses and garden flowers were
used as decorations and the
shower gifts were in a large
brella above which, suspended
from the ceiling, were two deco
rated umbrellas. Many attractive
and useful gifts were included in
the shower, and the hostesses pre
sented Miss Page a white carna
tion corsage, upon arrival.
Rainbow ice cake, nuts, mints
and fruit punch were served
The shower was attended • by
around 35 guests.
Miss Page was again honored
on Wednesday morning
Mrs. R. A. Hamel and son BiU
have returned from a 10-day vaca
tion. They visited Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Gibson in Atlanta, then
went to Ellijay, Ga., to see vari
ous relatives and friends. This
was Mrs. Hamel’s first visit to her
old home town in 27 years. Re
turning, they visited her sister,
Mrs. M. C. Quarles, and family in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan S. Ray and
son John visited Mr. Ray’s sisters
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Taylor and Miss Elizabeth
Ray, in Winston-Salem Sunday,
then went to Greensboro to see
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Ray and
their new baby daughter, Sandra
Anne.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Council
and Miss Mary Scott Newton took
a trip to Mount Mitchell Sunday
and picnicked on the mountain.
Mrs. Montie Thomas and Mrs.
Currie Thomas and son, Robert,
of Broadway spent Monday with
Misses Effie and Lessie Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thomas, Jr.,
of High Point visited Mrs. Thomas
Vann and family last weekend.
They were returning home from a
Florida vacation.
Maj. and Mrs. Allan W. Shaw,
Jr., had as house guests for
week Mrs. N. G. Howell and
daughters, Jerry and Debby, of
Charlotte. Prof, and Mrs. A. W.
Shaw, Sr., of Gauley Bridge, W.
Va., are visiting the Shaws now,
but will leave Tuesday to spend
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert M. Shaw in Glen Bernie, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron and
children, Linda and Johnny, of
Asheboto spent Sunday in the
Cameron-Richardson home at
Manly. Mrs. J. Bruce Cameron
who had been visiting her son and
family for several days, returned
to Manly with them.
Mrs. Richard Swan and son,
Dannie, left last Thursday for
their home in Bakersfield, Calif,
after spending a month with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson
at Manly. Mrs. Swan is the for
mer Algene Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gale and
their little granddaughter, Ellen
® Romero, also Mr. and Mrs. James
Perry of Charlotte, spent several
white, and mixed flowers were ^ g" j^g^ week at Myrtle Beach,
used in the living room. Hot bis
cuits with ham and chicken, b£i
when
New Heir-rivals
Presbyterian
Circles Meet
Circle 10 of Brownson Memori
al Presbyterian Church met
Tuesday morning at the home of
Mrs. P. P. McCain, with 11 mem
bers responding to roll call. Mrs.
McCain led the Bible study and
Miss Lessie Bailey presented the
program article from Presbyte
rian Women.
Mrs. Herbert Caples was host
ess to Circle 7 Thursday with 16
members in attendance. The
nn weuiicavAa, Bible study was taught by Mrs
Mrs George Thompson and Mrs. j Thomas White, and the Presbyte-
Joseph A Matthews entertained rian Women article was present-
20 guests at a Coca-Cola party at'ed by Mrs. Francis M. Dwight.
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1956
FIFTY-TWO YEARS
—OF—
CATHERINE LUCILLE CAUDLE
Two-year-old Don Caudle re
ceived a priceless birthday gift
July 10 in the form of a baby sis
ter, bom at Moore County Hospi
tal, weighing seven pounds, 12
ounces. The happy parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Caudle, who
have named their daughter Cath
erine Lucille.
Mrs. Caudle is the former
Gladys Rowe, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. J. Vance Rowe of Aber
deen. The Caudles, who reside at
1039 North Leak Street, plan to
move into a new home at 905 N.
Saylor Street in the near future.
SANDRA ANNE RAY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Ray
of Greensboro are the parents of
a daughter, born Friday, July 6,
at Wesley Long Hospital, weigh
ing six poimds, six ounces. They,
have named her Sandra Anne.
Mrs. Ray, before marriage, was
Miss Mildred Anne Billheimer of
Montgomery, W. Va. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan S. Ray of Southern
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thayer
McMillan and their son and
daughter, of Berkeley, Calif., are
arriving Friday to visit their aunt,
Mrs. Arthur W. McNeill, and rel
atives in Raeford. Mrs. McNeiU is
eagerly looking fdrward to their
visit. She has never seen Mrs.
McMillan and the children, and
her nephew, son of her brother,
the late Kelly McMillan, was a tot
of about two years when she saw
him last.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. DuPre and
Libby Sue had as their ghest last
week Mr. DuPre’s mother, Mrs. S.
J. DuPre, of Bennettsville, S. C.
Mrs. Corbett Bundy of Cheraw,
S. C., sister of Mrs. DuPre, arrived
Tuesday to spend several days
with the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and
son. Chuck, spent last weekend at
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mrs. Voit Gilmore and daugh
ters Katy and Gerry left today for
San Francisco, Cahf., for a
month’s visit to Mrs. Gilmore’s
family. They are flying to Salt
Lake City, then going by Western
Pacific Railway on the trip across
the mountains.
Specialist 3lc Richard Grady of
Manchester, N. H., a cousin of R.
A. Hamel, spent Thursday night
with the Hamels, en route to
Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. James Boyd left Thursday
night for Millbrook, N. Y., home
of her sister. Miss Elizabeth La
ment, who was to accompany her
to the Boyds’ summer place at
Sorrento, Maine.
Mrs. Harold Collins
Attends Re4:eption And
Entertains For Husband
Mrs. Harold A. Collins returned
last Thursday from a stay of sev
eral days in Greenville and More-
head City. In GreenviUe she at
tended the Silver Wedding A^i- grandson, Ricky Kobleur, en-
versary reception of Mr. and Mrs. ^ pourth vacation at
ms AND OUTS
Mr. and Mrs. George Sessoms
and Miss Georgia Wilson, of Dur
ham, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Haines.
They visited other relatives in
Southern Pines and Manly.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Patch
and son Cephas, also their young
Ricky Kobleur,
PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
Walter Reid, in whose wedding
she sang, and visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ormand,
for whom she was also the wed
ding soloist.
Honoring her husband on his
50th birthday July 10, Mrs. Collins
gave a family dinner attended by
the immediate family and Mr.
Collins’ brothers and sisters.
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THE SANDHILLS
Pharmacist to the Medical Profession
OPEN SUNDAY, JULY 15
Broad Street Pharmacy
registered pharmacists ON DOTY
Jeixy Rhodes
Joe Moalesanli. Jr.. Proprietor
INS and OUTS
Emmaday Collins had as her
guests last weekend her cousins
Celeste Allen and Florrie McLeod,
of Florence, S. C., for whom she
entertained at a small party. Oth
er overnight guests at Pickridge,
the Collins home, were Mrs.
James C. McLeod and son Jimmy
Pines are the paternal grandpar- Lf Florence, S. C., and Gilbert
ents.
Looking Ahead
GENERAL MEETING
The general monthly meetingjanii
of Brownson Memorial Presbyte
rian Women of the Church wiU be
held in the sanctuary at 8 p. m.
next Monday. Mrs. Joe C.
'Thomas, chairman of Spiritual
Growth, will be in charge of the
program, based on “Modern Par
ables.”
BIBLE CLASS
The Lecim More Bible Class
will meet at 8 p. m. Monday with
Mrs. Nellie Mann.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Rainbow Girls will sponsor
a rummage sale at Kehoe’s tailor
shop on East Broad Street Satur
day, beginning at 9 a.m.
Johnson of Laurinburg.
Mrs. Lucy Walters and Mrs.
1 Ethel Sturgess of New York are
house guests of Mrs. W. E. Cox, at
Resthaven. They are on their way
to Florida to join their sister,
Miss Edena Curry, who is at Mi-
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Younts and
children, Millard and Sandra
spent several days over the week
end at Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Howard
returned Friday from a trip
through the Blue Ridge mountain
country. They visited her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Carson, in Johnson City,
Tenn., also their son Manly How
ard in Morristown, Tenn. They
were away six days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hofer of
Levittown, N. Y., spent Thursday
with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fer
guson.
Kure Beach. Cephas, who was at
home for a week, left Sunday
afternoon for Frederick, Md., to
resume his work.
Miss Gertrude O’Bryan, a for
mer local resident, arrived Sun
day night from Los Angeles,
Calif., to spend some time. She
is staying in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Barrett Harriss.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson and
daughter Lolly, also her son Bill
and his wife, of Heflin, Ala., left
Tuesday after * visiting Mrs.
Thompson’s mother, Mrs. B. W.
Thomas, and sisters, Mr. G. W.
Mattocks and Mrs. Donald P.
Wellman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Council
had as guests at an outdoor picnic
supper Saturday evening her
mother, Mrs. C. R. Hester, of St.
Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
French of La Feria, Tex., sister
and brother-in-law of Mrs. Coun
cil.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. ’Thomas
spent the Fourth of July holiday
in Raleigh with their son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Thomas.
Mrs. Joe Montesanti, Sr., left
Sunday to spend a month in the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter. Col. and Mrs. A. B.
Adams, in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Mat
thews and family of Fayetteville
visited his mother, Mrs. W. D.
Matthews, Sunday afternoon and
the girls, Lana and Kay, are re
maining for a visit of several
days. News came Wednesday that
their maternal grandfather, Rog
er Utley of Fayetteville, who has
been an invalid for some time,
had suffered another stroke.
s. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Levy and
sons, Jeffrey and Bobby, of North
Leak Street returned late last
week from a vacation trip to
Long Beach, Long Island, N. Y.,
where they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson of
Manly have received news of the
safe arrival in Germany of their
daughter, Mrs. H. W. Roberts of
Southern Pines, and children,
Nicky and Harriet. They made
the trip by plane in twelve and
_ half hours and were met by
CWO Roberts, who is on a tour of
duty there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wright re
turned Saturday from a two
weeks’ vacation trip. 'They visit
ed relatives in Kalamazoo and
Charlotte, Mich., and returned by
Fort Thomas, Ky., where they
stopped for four days with 1st
Lt. and Mrs. Martin Tinker and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Prim and
Carole Ann spent Sunday at
Myrtle Beach, S. C., and brought
David Prim home after a visit to
his brother James, who is serving
as a lifeguard at the beach.
Mr and Mrs. George Chatfield
and son, David, left Sunday for
their home in Chartley, Mass.,
after spending a week in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chatfield.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart
were at Carolina Beach for the
weekend.
Mrs. T. C. McFarland, who on
June 25 entered Moore County
Hospital where she has been re
ceiving treatment for virus pneu
monia, is reported to be improv
ing- . . J .
Mrs. R. P. Brown was joined by
her husband for a two weeks’ va
cation in the western part of Vir
ginia and they have now gone to
Norfolk, Va., for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Eastwood
returned to Anderson, S. C., Sat
urday after a July 4 weekend visit
West End 4-H
Member Awarded
WC Scholarship
Miss Vivian Thomas Tucker,
senior 4-H Club member from
West End, has been awarded a
Sears, Roebuck Foundation Scho
larship.
The scholarship is given on the
basis of record in high school,
community activities, and partici
pation in 4-H Club projects,
basis of record in high schol, com-
She will enter the school of
home economics this fall at W. C.
U. N. C. A very active 4-H club
member of the West End Senior
4-H Club, she has been 4-H
county and Southeastern District
winner in various projects numer
ous times. Her “pet” of the many
projects she has taken in club
work is frozen foods; she was de
clared district winner recently in
the vegetable and fruit use de
monstration.
The title of her demonstration
was ‘Let’s Live The Peachy
Wayl,” various ways in which
frozen peaches may be used in
dishes the year round.
The finals for the contest will
be held July 26 at State College
during 4-H Club Week.
Rector Named To
Recreation Group
The Rev. Martin CaidweU, rec
tor of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, this week accepted ap
pointment by the town council to
the Southern Pines recreation ad
visory committee.
He will fill the unexpired term
of the Rev. Dr. Cheves K. Ligon,
pastor of Brownson Memorial
Presbyterian Church, who is now
on leave of absence from the
church. The resignation of the
Rev. Dr. Ligon was accepted with
regret by the council during its
regular meeting Tuesday night.
Council directed City Manager
Tom E. Cunningham to accept the
resignation by letter, with expres
sion of thanks for his service to
the town.
The term to be served by the
Rev. Mr. Caldwell runs until June,
1958. The Rev. Dr. Ligon was
chairman of the committee. A
new chairman will be chosen by
members of the group.
Others members of the commit-
Mary Grover, Mrs.
tee are: Mrs. . „ ^ -o
Nancy Marley, Warren Bell, T. R.
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