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Marine Captures
One-Day Tourney
At Country Club
Don Ajlbert, All-Service golf
champion from Camp Lejeune,
won the Carolinas Golf Associa
tion’s one-day tournament at the
Southern Pines Country Club
Sunday with a low gross score of
72.
He beat out a field of 148 golf
ers, including 11 from Southern
Pines, for the honor.
Runner-up honors were shared
by three golfers, all firing 76’s:
Ed Justice, Rocky Mount; Bob
Harrison, Fayetteville; and Van
Poindexter, Winston-Salem.
- John Buchholz of Southern
Pines was the only local entry to
capture an honor: he placed sec
ond to the Class C division with
a 97-29-b9.
US 1 Highway Assn.
Completes Plans
For Fall Promotion
U. S. No. 1 Highway Associa
tion, Inc., has just completed plans
to launch an extensive advertising
campaign to attract travel via U.S.
No. 1 Highway during the coming
tourist season, according to Lester
Rose of Raleigh, secretary-treas
urer.
The association plans to publish
an elaborate guide book which
will include an article giving in
formation concerning every town
along the highway. Each article
will emphasize the town’s history,
population, points of interest and
accommodations for tourists. It
will also contain a map of No. 1
. Highway and mileage statistics.
Directors for this area are Mrs.
Oscar Holtzclatv at Southern
Pines, Billy McKenzie at Pine
hurst and John Hunnemann at
Aberdeen. Voit Gilmore of
Southern Pines, is vice-president
of the association representing
North Carolina.
Robert D. White,
Robbins Resident,
Died Wednesday
Robert Dorsey White, 43, died
last Wednesday afternoon at his
home in Robbins.
Funeral services were held Fri
day at 2 p. m., at the Kennedy
Funeral Home in Robbins. The
Rev. J. H. Parham officiated^'and
burial was in the Pine Rest Cem
etery.
Surviving are his wife the for
mer Nellie Edwards; two daugh
ters, Linda Patricia and Marga
ret Ray of the home; three sons,
Joseph Edward and William Dor
sey of the home; Robert Milton
of the U. S. Air Force, Sheppard
Field, Tex.; his father, J. J.
White of Jacksonville, Fla.; one
brother, M. J. White of San
Diego, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs.
Milton Moore of Jacksonville,
Fla., Mrs. Raymond Curlin Of
Butler, N. J. and Mrs. Leslie
Parker of Houston, Tex.
Medium to well stocked stands
of timber in North Carolina are
listed by the recent Timber Re
source Review as 86.4 per cent of
the State’s total of 18,976,000
acres. That compares with 75.8
per cent of such stocking in the
11-state Southern Region and
66.9 per cent for the United
States as a whole.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1956
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