THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1956
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Alfred Miles, 61
Died Tuesday;
Rites Tomorrow
Alfred M. Miles, 61, died sud
denly at his home on N. W.
Broad St. Tuesday morning.
Funeral services will be held
[from PoweB Funeral Home
Chapel Friday morning at 11
o’elodS, Private interment will
follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, of
the home, and four daughters.
He had lived in Southern Pines
several years.
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MYF Outing
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship went on its annual outing
last Sunday, with Morrow Moun
tain as the destination. The group
met on the churchyard at 8 a. in.,
and after taking attendance and
offering, set out, 21 strong, in
four cars.
The regular Sunday morning
program was held on top of the
mountain, with Dana Thomas as
leader and with Bonnie Callahan,
Sophia Oldham and Eddie
Schweinfurth taking part. This
was followed by a candlelighting
installation service, led by Miss
Agnes Boggs. The pastor, the
Rev. James Eskridge, installed
Norman Epler as president, Von-
nie Mae Frye as vice president,
and Ann Edwards as secretary-
treasurer.
After the services the group
went to the picnic area where
they enjoyed lunch, followed by
strolls along the park trails and
a trip to the boat landing.
In th^ group were: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Epler, Misses Bon
nie Callahan, Mary Lynn, Sophia
and Sylvia Oldham, Ann Ed
wards, Dana Thomas, Joyce
Scott, Vonnie Mae Frye and Ag
nes Boggs, Eddie Schweinfurth,
Joe Edwards, Lowell Thomas,
Roy Frye, Eugene Madenford of
Camp Lejeune, a guest of the Ep-
lers, C. L. Tyson, teacher of the
young adult class, the Rev.
James Eskridge, pastor, and Mrs.
S. R. Smith, counselor.
A Son
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Rey
nolds of near Sanford are the pa
rents of a son, born late last
week at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Schmidt and children were Sun
day supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McCaskill on Route 3,
Carthage.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Myers had
as their weekend geusts and at
tending the Baptist Church with
them Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Dj L. Duke
and children. Rose and Jerrall, of
Norway, S. C. Mrs. Willie Duke
is Mr. Myers’ sister.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hemphill
and Mrs. W. D McCraney visited
Mr. and Mrs. D H McGill Stin
day afternoon. Mrs. Allen
Thompson and children, Debby
McGill and Dennis, of Crossnore,
who were visiting here, returned
to Hamlet with them for a visit.
Mrs. W. E. Gladstone, Mrs. E.
L. Finch and Mrs. H. C. Callahan
spent Saturday in Raleigh.
M|Sgt. and Mrs. Julian C.
Smith have returned from
Georgia where they visited
friends in Ludowici and went
house-hunting in the vicinity of
Fort Beiming, where Sergeant
Smith is to be stationed. They
were unable to find a house, so
have entered the children in
school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Jackson
and Ann Jackson of Godwin vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLean
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McRae and
son went to Willow Springs Sim-
day to see Willie Hilliard. Mr.
Hilliard is staying with his
brother there and farming. They
found him getting along fine.
“Willie,” as he is known to many
throughout this section, made his
home with the McRae family
here for a long time.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson
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Mrs. Reynolds is the former and son, Ricky, of Cameron were
Carol Thomas of near Vass.
Entertain Husbands
Wives of members of the Vass
Lions Club honored the club at
a covered dish picnic supper an
evening last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans.
The supper, planned for out
doors, was served on the porch
because of threatening weather.
John McCrummen of Aberdeen,
superintendent of the Vass-Lake-
view School, was guest speaker
and his subject was needed im-i
nrovements at the school.
Joint Hostesses
Mrs. Thomas Wolfe of Vass
and Mrs. James Cooper of Cam
eron, wives of Baptist ministers,
pntertained ministers’ wives of
the South Sandy Creek Baptist
Association from 3 to 5 p. m.
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Cooner. Conversation and re
freshments were enjoyed.
Guests were - Mrs. E. P. Par
ham of Robbins, Mrs. Robert
Woodson of near Cameron, Mrs.
C. A. Kirby of Carthage, Mrs.
Eugene Deese of Aberdeen, and
Wys. D. Hoke Coon of Southern
Pines.
Personals
Mrs. B. H. Clements of Pensa
cola, Fla., arrived Thursday to
spend about three weeks in the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Jones.
Mrs. W. B. Graham and Mrs.
W, A. Muse called on Misses
Kate and Eva Graham^ in South
ern Pines Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Muse took a trip to Columbia, S.
C., Sunday to visit railroad
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Klingen-
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Sunday supper guests, of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Williams and.
Danny.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thonias
Wolfe spent Saturday at Wake
Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McNair vis
ited their son Edward and family
in Charlotte Sunday. Mrs. R. G.
iRossler accompanied them to
spend the day with her son John
and his family. She attended the
worship service at the First Pres
byterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker
were in Sanford Sunday evening
to visit her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ram-
beaut.
Little Kathy McGill, daughter
of Airman l|c and Mrs. W. R
McGill, was a patient at • St,
Joseph’s Hospital Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Roland Ferguson entered
Moore County Hospital Sunday
for treatment.
Mrs. A. M. Callahan has re
sumed her duties as receptionist
in the office of Dr. Boyd
Starnes in Southern Pines after
staying at home through the
summer while her children were
out of school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mashburn
and sons of Aiken, S. C., visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H,
Frye, last weekend. On Sunday
Mr. Mashburn and the boys vis
ited his father, who has been
sick, but is now at home in Rob
bins' after having hospital treat
ment. The Fryes and Mrs. Mash
burn visited Lewis Frye at the
Veterans Hospital in Durham
Others going to see him Sunday
were his wife and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Davis of
Ophir visited Mr. and Mrs. Roby
Futrell and Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Mullinix and their families Sun
day. Sunday evening the Mulli-
nix family and Miss Clara Mae
Thomas called on the Arnold Fu-
trells at Denton.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Morgan and
children were weekend guests of
Mrs. Annie Shankle, Mrs. Mor-
I gan’s mother, at Ansonville.
I Mrs. W. H. Keith visited rela
tives in Sanford the first of the
week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lacy McRae, the
! Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Wolfe
Mrs. Thurlow Evans, and \the
Ray Griffins attended the
Manles-Manles wedding in Car
thage Saturday evening. ■
WSCS Meets
I The Methodist Woman’s Sh-
j ciety of Christian Service met
i 'Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. H. A. Borst with the presi-
I d°nt. Mrs. Redga Thomas, pre-
^ siding.
t Mrs. A. G. Edwards. Jr., was
leader of a program which stress
ed the theme for the auadren-
nuim iust beginning: “The Spirit
ef Christ For All of Life.” also
-i-he tVievne for this vear: “The Is
lands Await Fis Word.” and the
goals. She was assisted in nre-
sentine it' by Mrs. W. A. Muse.
Tv/Tre; r'^^rt;s Thomas aod Mrs.
Redea Thomas. Miss Louise Les
lie had on disnlav a bulletin
board viving the four-year
ubwtratorl by a poster
Tr'hv.
speaker for the Bible study, upon
invitation of the spiritual life
leader, Mrs. W. D. Matthews.
The hostess served strawberry
shortcake.
Attend Conference
Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Lacy
McRae and Mrs. Thomas Wolfe
of the Vass Baptist Church spent
Thursday and Friday of last
week at Buies Creek attending a
Women’s Missionary Institute at
Campbell College. Mrs. James
Cooper and Miss Lula Rogers of
Cameron went with them, and
Mrs. Jack Taylor of Aberdeen
was with their group in the
dormitory there, where they
spent the night.
ing a dog should call his office
(Carthage 3153) and report them.
Many times, he pointed out, the
dogs would have the owners
name on them or, if there is just
a rabies shot, the dog could be
traced through the tag number.
He reminded county residents
that buying a dog can sometimes
be a dangerous thing. Be abso
lutely sure, he said, that before
you hemd over any money, you
know definitely that the person
selling the dog is the real owner.
North Carolina forests cover
more than 18 million acres.
Dog Warden Asks
Aid In Locating
Stray, Lost Pets
Seen any strange dogs in your
neighborhood lately?
W. H. Barber, county dog war
den, said this week that several
very valuable dogs from different
sections of the county had been
reported missing by their own
ers. Many of them are valuable
hunting dogs, he said. The rest
are pets.
Barber said that anyone find-
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