* 'mURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956
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News and Personals from Vass
(Continued from Page 14)
Southern Pines.
Mrs. Jack Morgan and children
were guests of her aunt, Mrs.
Laura Harris, at Concord from
Friday until Sunday. Mrs. Mor
gan’s mother, Mrs. Annie Shankle
of Ansonville was there. They
went to Charlotte, also, during
their visit. /
Mrs. B. C. McRae had as
Thanksgiving .Day dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laubscher
and Brenda of Sanford, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete McRae and Myrna of
Lakeview, Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
McRae and Carolyn of Southern
Pines, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McRae
and John David of Vass, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Edwards of Lakeview,
and Willie Hilliard, who recently
returned to Vass alter an absence
of several months.
Miss Bessie Cameron and Mrs.
S. R. Smith called on th? H. B.
Lynch family an evening last
week at their home near Carth
age. Mr. Lynch suffered a heart
attack several weeks ago and is
still unable to be in his store.
Mrs. W. E. Oakley of Cameron
moved on last Friday to a home
which her son-in-law, J. A. Mc
Rae, built for her use near his
home in Sunrise Heights. Mon
and Miss Myrna Ruth McRae
were Fayetteville visitors Friday.
Mrs. C. P. McMillan visited her
sister Mrs. Herbert Banks at
Garner Friday and both spent
Friday night and Saturday with
a third sister, Mrs. Seth Lassiter,
near Smithfield.
Russell Bullock is on the to
bacco market at Sparta, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Muse, ac
companied by Misses Minnie and
Jacksie Muse of Cameron, visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gibson and
daughter. Miss Jane Gibson, in
Rockingham Srmday afternoon.
Miss Gibson was at home for the
holidays from Greensboro Col
lege. Returning, they called on
their cousin, Roy Muse of Ham
let, who is in the Hamlet Hospi
tal recovering from injuries sus
tained in a fall at his beach house
during the summer. He sustained
a broken leg and one arm was
broken in three places. He was in
a Wilmington hospital for about
six -vyeeks before transferring to
the Hamlet Hospital two months
ago.
Mrs. W. D. Matthews of South
ern Pines spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. W. B. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fryei were
in Aiken, S. C. from Thursday un-
Saturdav, visiting their daughters
day she accompanied Mr. | jy^j-s. Bill Mashburn and Mrs. W
Mrs. McRae, their son, John^^j Raborn and their families.
David, Mrs. B. C. McRae and
Willie Hilliard to Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin
of Wildwood, Fla., and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Griffin, Jr., and
Mrs. C. O. Culler, of Hamlet, vis
ited Mrs. G. W. Griffin and the
Ray Griffins Thursday afternoon.
Paul Jones attended the Duke-
Carolina game at Chapel Hill
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seabury McIn
tosh and their three children and - . —
Mrs Luther Morgan, of Durham, by the Ford Motor Company. It is
visited in the homes of Mrs. I.ja hardtop model with a fully le-
W Key, the James Keys and the tractable steel top which, at the
Herbert Caddells Sunday. Mr. ^ touch of a button, slides automat-
and Mrs. F. L. Key, their daugh-; ically into the car’s trunk, ac-
ter and two grandchildren of cording to Nolly Jackson, of
Greensboro visited Mrs. I. W.Vackson Motors, Inc
Key Friday night and Saturday. | The new car combines the ad-
Mr and Mrs. F. L. Taylor of.| vantages of both a hardtop and,
Pinehurst and guest, Mrs. F. W.[a convertible
New Ford With A
Retractable Top
To Be Showh Here
The first revolutionary idea in
automotive design since the de
velopment of the closed car some
40 years ago has been unveiled
Two FromAreaAre
Winners Of Talent
For Service Award
state Cdllege students receiv
ing “Talent for Service” scholar
ships include James W. Prim
III, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. Prim, Jr., of Southern Pines,
and Wilbur Ray Creed, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Creed
of Aberdeen, it was announced
this week by college officials.
Prim received a scholarship
worth $500 for his first year of
study; Creed was granted a Tex
tron Foundation scholarship as a
result of the talent for service
corripetition.
Principal purpose of the
awards is to recognize top rank
ing graduates of the State’s high
schools who need some assistance
to attend college. The Develop
ment Council launched the schol
arship program four years ago
when it learned that less than
one third of the State’s most tal
ented high school graduates at
tend college, while there are six
to 10 jobs open to each State Col
lege graduate at this time.
“Talent for Service” commit
tees in each of the state’s 100
counties accept and screen the
recommend applicants from
each high school for final pro
cessing. The scholarships are
awarded on the basis of “schol
astic promise, leadership poten
tial, financial need, and interest
in a field of study offered at
State College.”
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Mvrtle Beach, S. C., and Mr. and graphs of a finished model of the
Mrs^ David Whitesell of Troy Ford Retractable ended nearly
called on Mrs. W. C. Leslie and five years of secrecy. In that
family Thursday night. Mr. and time,, according to Jackson,
Mrs Llian Leslie of Greensboro Ford’s stylists and engineers per-
were at home for the day Sun- fected a design which has been a
were at nome | long-sought goal of the auto in-
Mr and Mrs. D. H. McGill had dustry. The six passenger two
as ’Thanksgiving dinner guests door car is scheduled for pro-
Airman lie and Mrs. W. R. Me- duction starting in January and
Gill and children of near South'^will be sold by Ford dealers,
ern Pines Mrs, Andrew Hemp- Operation of the Retractable is
S S, Jr., and Betty Lou | deceptively simple: an instru-
Hemphill of Hamlet, and , Mrs. j ment panel button is touchy t
W D McCraney and Mrs. R. L. raise or lower the steel top. Elec-
oidhanTorvas, |trio motors do th. rest m a mat-
Mrs. W. H. Keith, Miss Bessie ter of seconds.
there from, Publication today of photo-
Cameron and Mrs. S. R. Smith
were Fayetteville visitors Friday
When the driver touches the
top button, electric locks are re-
l.The gift that makes life
SLS Mrs C P McMillan Jeied in the trunh lid and it
went to Laurinburg Sunday to rises up and back out of the way.
S th“lr llioth.r-rn-l.w, 1- P.'Hten locks
Kay of Buie, who is-ill In Scot- leased in the top, which sw g
land Memorial Hospital. jup, back and down into th
^^^and Mrs. A. G. Edwards' trunk. The trunk lid closes and
had their son and daughter-in-1 locks itself. In
law Mr. and Mrs. Max Edwards, car has been converted from clo
of Lakeview as Thanksgiving' ed hardtop sedan to an open-air
' vehicle.
To change it back again, the
top button needs only to be
moved in the opposite direction.
supper guests.
Horace MuUinix and Jack Mor
gan went to Uwharrie Sunday
afternoon.
Roby Futrell joined friends at
Roxboro, his former home, on a
duck hunting trip Saturday,
Mrs. B. C, McRae, Mrs. Harry
Laubscher. Mrs. Max Edwards utes.
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