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Page FOURTEEN THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1956 FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE OUR METERS Are Approved By The State PAGE & SHAMBURGER Phone Windsor 4-2414 ABERDEEN County Welfare Head Asks Help In Refugee Work A final appeal to American cit izens to help sponsor refugees from the Netherlands who desire to come to the United States un der the Refugee Relief Program ABERDEEN Mrs. C. H. Storey visited Mr. and Mrs. John Storey and family in Rockingham over the week end. Glenn and Billy Russell re turned to Catawba College Sun day evening after a weekend visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clayton aer iiit; xvciugcc xvcaacx ~ ^ ^ c* j is being made through the Gov- had as their guests on Suimay, ® - ... ^ A _ y-t 1 a4-4- vort. ernor’s Committee for the Refu gee Relief Program. Mrs., Walter B. Cole, Moore County superintendent of public welfare, said the program would expire December 31. She said the jobs and living accommodations are needed for Dutch refugees whose eases are already in process and who can arrive within a short time if as sured work and shelter when they get here. “This is the final opportunity for citizens of Moore County, as well as the rest of the state, to give their support to the pro gram,” she said this week. ‘'We are being asked to provide as sistance for these people and : am sure that many will meet this call. No local paper work is re quired in the cases already start ed. All we need is personal as surance that the job and living place will be ready when the ref ugees get here.” The Netherlands government provides transportation to the destination, expense money to pay initial living costs upon a^ rival, a comprehensive health and accident insurance policy for three months and permission for the refugees to transfer personal funds to this country. A wide variety of occupational skills is represented in the refu gee group PILOT ADVERTISING PAYS YOU HAVE LOW HOUSP.POWHR Misses Carolyn Bennett and San dra Abbott of Flora Macdonald College. Mr. and Mrs. James Muse and children have returned to their home after spending last week vacationing in Florida. Mrs. H. E. Bowman and Mrs. Scott Johnson of Southern Pines spent Tuesday in Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blue Jr.,^ and son of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blue Sr. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and children have returned home after spending two weeks with her parents in Franklin, Virginia. Miss Betsy Brewer of Flora Macdonald College visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNeill Sr. on Sunday. ,, , Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Marks were Saturday shoppers in Fay etteville. , , , t Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan of Wilmington spent several days this week with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. aM :^s. Frank McNeill and son Franke. Mrs. R. S. Gwyn and son George have returned home after spending several days visiting Mr and Mrs. G. A. McMullen in New York City. Mrs. E. L. Pleasants, Miss TTmtires Pleasants, Mrs. o. f- Swaringen and Miss spent several days last week in the western part of the st^e. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cum mings and children of ^e^deen visited relatives m Aberdeen over tho wookond. + Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Sugg spent Sunday in Chapel Hill. Jfe. CliH Blu, and family visited relatives in • M». d. W-Bomnan ot Raeford visited Mr. and Mrs. J. V Fferree on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Roy Martin and daughter of Eagle Springs were ‘"„rrs” “"‘"■’AbeSin’S.wSaadM. H A Garter left Mood.y ,„r Bichmond. Va., where ehe Mrs^ Thomas Woodard and fam- Mrs Frank Elliott and the weekend. Hospital Group In Fayetteville Today Hospital personnel from South ern Pines and surrounding coun ties are meeting in Fayetteville at the Hotel Prince Charles today for a Blue Cross Hospital workshop sponsored by the Hospital Care Association of Durham. Approx imately 50 employees from 25 dif ferent hospitals are expected to attend. The meeting will be the last in a series of six Hospital Care is holding over the state in October for the purpose of explaining to hospital business office and insur ance office personnel the details of a new series of certificates which the Hospital Care Association will offer the public around the. first of the year. Similar meetings were held in Asheville, Charlotte, Winston- Salem, Durham and Greenville. DRIVE CAREFULLY — SAVE A LIFE I Have Your Summer Clothes Cleaned and Stcred for the Winter at The Valet MRS. D. C. JENSEN Where Cleaning and Prices Are Better! CARD OF THANKS The family of C. B. Gale wishes to thank all their friends for all their expressions of sympathy and many kindnesses during the ill ness and death of their husband and father. , HAYES BOOK SHOP BOOKS ^ OFFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES RECORDS RADIOS ^ RECORD PLAYERS HOBBY SHOP ^ TOY DEPARTMENT GIFTS ☆ MAGAZINES ☆ NEWSPAPERS It's the woman who pays when HOUSEPOWER is weak. And the cause of low housepower is skimpy, out-dated wiring. Weary homemakers in 4 out of 5 homes today need the full HOUSE- POWER that only modern electrical wiring can supply. Modernized wiring automatically saves you hours of house hold drudgery. Only then do your appliances operate at top effici ency. They do their jobs faster—use less electricity—give you years more of service. Want to learn more about how full HOUSEPOWER adds to your comfort and convenience? Just call your electrical contractor or nearest CP&L Office ... no obligation, of course School Cafeterias SOUTHERN PINES bread','butter, buttered baked squash au gratm, mi “?Jesday-Orange, chiliburger| on C. whipped potatoes, whole "^^WetoSy'i^ Toasted cheese | ‘'^Thumday - Vienna sausage, baked beans, tossed ^pj^g’ cherry jello, whipped topping, '"^FAday-Oven fried perch fiUet, buttered rice, string ^eans, cole slaw, wheat brea^j and butter, | milk. The South accounts for 40.2 per cent of the wood cut from sawtimber trees, says the ^ Forest Services recent Timber Resource Review, compared witP 46.0 per cent for the West 13.8 per cent for the North. The softwood percentages of those cuts are: West-99.6 Per ^ North 17.7 per cent and soutn 59.8 per cent; with southern yel low' pines comprising 96.9 per per cent of the Southern soft-| wood total. 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