age SIXTEEN
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1956
CARTHAGE NEWS
By MRS ALONZO BLUE
Birth of a Son
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles W.
Worth of Whiteville announce
the birth of a son, Charles W.
Jr., on Thursday, Aug. 23, in the
Columbus County hospital. The
new heir weighed in at nine and
one half pounds. They have two
daughters, Lucy Clhadbourii a
second grade student and Julia
Stickney, 4 years of age. Mrs.
Worth is the former Hilda Blue,
of Carthage.
Celebrates Birthday
Ten of Sam’s little friends en
joyed an outdoor party with him
bn Friday morning from 10 till
12, in the back yard of his grand
mother’s (Mrs. S. H. Miller)
home, in celebration of his fifth
birthday.
The little guests were: Mike
Camp, Malcomb Pinkston, Cathy
Campbell, Jimmy Muse, Donald
Spencer, Oscar and Tommy Eld-
oridge, Jane Muse, Linda Brown
and BiU Miller.
Davey Crockett balloons were
given as favors.
Cake and ice creac was served
■ at noon.
PINEBLUFF NEWS
Tenth Birthday
Johnnie Frye celebrated his
10th birthday with a party, on
Wednesday, Aug. 22 at his home
on Rt. 3.
A number of his friends were
guests and enjoyed the festivi
ties with him.
Refreshments of ice cream,
birthday cake and watermelon
was served.
Celebrates Birthday
Judy Blue, 4 year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Blue cele
brated her birthday on Saturday,
August 18, fromi 3 to 5, with a
party at her home on the South
ern Pine's Road.
18 of Judy’s little friends at
tended and played games. Party
hats and horns were given the
guests as favors. Homemade ice
cream, cake and cold drinks •w%re
served. Judy was the recipient of
manv nice gifts.
Miss Becky Wallace returned
last week from Chapel Hill
where she attended summer
school at the University. Miss
Wallace spent the weekend with
school friends on a house party
at Wrightsville beach.
The Wilbur H. Currie family
By MRS. EHRMAN PICKLER
Bride-Elect Honored
Miss Lessie Bailey and Miss
Pearl' Dew entertained for Miss
Meanor at a buffet supper at the
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returned home Monday from
Montreat where they spent the
months of July and August at
their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lambert
of Greensboro, and their daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. W. D. Lambert
and two sons. Bill and David of
Arlington, Va.,- were guests on
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Lambert.
Mrs. Elwin Blue, on Southern
Pines Road, had as her guests
last Thursday, Mrs. Freeman My-
ott of Angier, Mrs. Tom Fields
and twin sons David and Daniel,
of Hampton, Va., and Miss Linda
McNeill of Jasper, Fla.
Howard Warner Frye III is
spending this week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ward Frye in Southern Pines.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. Dixon
Adams spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Cooleemee with Mr.
and Mrs. John Barber.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Pendle
ton and children are moving to
Chapel Hill where Mr. Pendleton
will, work on his Master’s degree
and teach English in the fresh
man department, and will be
choir director in the„ Methodist
Church. Mrs. Pendleton will be
soloist in the same church choir
Mrs. Thelma Hall and Mrs. Et
ta Blakei, the former Misses
Hales, at one time residents of
Carthage, now living in Durham,
visited here over the weekend
and stopped at the English
House. They also visited relatives
in Pinehurst and Southern Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cox
and son Eugene of New York
City, were recent visitors of Mrs.
■Fred English.
Mr. and Mrs. Neill Clegg and
sons of Rockingham were here
for the weekend with Mrs.
Charles Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hume of
North Elm St. moved to Greens
boro last Saturday to make their
home. Mr. Hume, who is employ
ed with the Talc company of
Glendon will do office work for
the company in Greensboro.
Mrs. Robert L. Gavin and chil
dren of Sanford and Mrs. Alonzo
Blue spent the day Wednesday
in Whiteville with the Rev. and
Mrs. C. W. Worth and family.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Gold
en who have been on vacation
during the month of August,
spent some time in Montreat and
Gainsville, Ga, and this week
they ar vacationing on the coast.
They will be home Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Adams and
the Rev. and Mrs. T. Dixon
Adams returned home Saturday
from a week’s vacation at Myrtle
beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Barber
and children of Cooleemee, join
ed the Adams family for the
week at the beach.
Bailey home in Southern Pines
last Thursday. Upon arrival the
bride was presented a pink and
white carnation corsage and a
piece of crystal in her pattern.
Mixed summer flowers were
used throughout the house.
Following the dinner the
guests presented Miss Meanor
with a shower. The guests were:
Misses Lessie and Effie Bailey,
Miss Pearl Dew, Miss Betty
Babyak, Miss CJladys Snead,
Mrs. I. L. Meanor, Mrs. Grauland
McCaskill and* Mrs. Emily Law
rence.
Miss Virginia Sheppard Honored
Members of The Womans
Missionary Society of Ives' Mem
orial Baptist Church entertained
at a miscellaneous shower on
Monday night honoring Miss Vir
ginia Sheppard, who will be
married on Sunday. 'The party
was held in the home of Mrs.
Luther Tyner. Summer flowers
were used.
After an hour of games and en
tertainment the bride opened
and acknowledged ’ the many
gifts she received.
Refreshments of cake, punch,
potato chips and mints were
served to the twenty six guests
present.
Birthday Party
Jimmy Carpenter celebrated
his fourth birthday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Carpenter on Friday after
noon.
Games were played after
which ice crea mand birthday
cake was served to the guests
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foushee and
the Rev. and'Mrs. James Hamil
ton are spending the week at
Crescent Beach.
Marion Stessoms spent the
weekend in Charlotte with Miss
Billie Venable.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMur-
ray and daughter Kathy and
Debbie spent the weekend in LU-
lington with Mrs. McMurray’s
father, W. H. Salmon and Mrs.
Salmon.
Mrs. Purvis Ferree and daugh
ter, Miss Ann Ferree of Winston-
Salem were weekend guests of
Mrs. Ferree’s mother, Mrs. M. F.
Butner. They attended the In-
gramKFarrell wedding at Page
Memorial Methodist Church in
Aberdeen Sunday afternoon.
Miss Susan Pickier spent last
week at Camp Monroe near
Laurinburg.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fiddner Jr.
and children of Hampton, Va. are
spending the week with his
mother Mrs. John Fiddner Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pira of
West Palm Beach, Fla. spent sev
eral days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
visited his mother, Mrs. J. R.
Morgan in Norman over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith
spent Sunday in Sanford with'
Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Simpson.
Mrs. Ruey Hewitt ■ and chil
dren Winnie Lee and Jimmy vis
ited her parents, Mr. anl Mrs. G.
W. Lee last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grauland Mc
Caskill spent the weekend in
Durham. Mr. McCaskill attend
ed the Layman’s Retreat at Duke
and Mrs. McCaskill and son
Douglas visited Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Foushee.’
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bowles
of Brooklyn, N. Y. have arrived
in town and will make their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lampley
and daughter Earline are spend
ing the week at Windy Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Woodcock
spent Friday in Concord.
Attending the Sub District
Meeting on Monday night at
West End were: Miss Diana
David, Misses Mary Lou and
Paula Troutman, Johnny Mills
and Lester McCaskill.
PARENTS OF MOORE COUNTY
SCHOOL CHILDREN
It’s important that you enroll your child for
scholastic accident insurance now. Send $1.50
today for this protection.
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$1,500 .Benefit for Accidental Loss of Life
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payment of hospital or doctor bills—they had the foresight to insure their
child under Pilot’s Scholastic Accident Insurance Policy. Other parents
could have had their bills paid, but failed to enroll their children for this
low-cost protection. Make sure your child is protected—send the small
premium stated above to the child’s homeroom teacher today.
Accidents do happen, and can happen at any time. Hardly a day passes
without newspaper, radio and TV reports referring to accidents among
school children. Often it’s the talk of the neighborhood as reports of the
injuries are received. In spite of all precaution the majority of accidents
among children happen during school months. Parents must first protect
their children with sound advice about avoiding injuries and accidents
whenever possible; then protect them with scholastic accident insurance to
help lighten the load when costly accidents do happen. Today, enrolling
for this protection has become about as familiar as arranging for many other
pre-school necessities.
Enroll your child now.
JOHN S. RUGGLES, Agent
BARNUM REALTY & INSURANCE CO.
Citizens Bank Building Southern Pines, N. C.
State College specialists sug
gest avoiding heavy dosages of
insecticides and fungicides on ed
ible crons. Follow directions care
fully, and never apply more than
is reccommended.
LEGAL NOTICE
The Southern Pines City Board
of Education by resolution duly
adopted at a meeting on August
8, 1956, assigned each child who
attended a school in the Southern
Pines School Administrative Unit
during the school year 1955-66 to
the same school for the school
year 1956-57. a30s6c
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