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BESSIE CAMERON SMITH,]
Newcomers Are Now
Living At Pinehurst
Convalescent Home
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Newcor
have moved from Southern Pirl
to the Pinehurst Convalescff
Home, and they will be glad
have their friends call, to see the
Mr. Newcomer, who was borr
Ohio, and his wife came to
Sandhills in 1927, living firs|
A Pinebluff and for a good ml
years in Southern Pines wherd
became known as “the clock in
because of his skill in repaij
clocks.
Camerons Are On
The;irBig Prize
Florida Vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Shields CamI
left bv National Airlines Tuel
for Miami Beach, Fla., ff
week’s stay at the fabulous
Carlo Hotel—this being the _
prize offered in connectira
the opening of the new Hoi
Johnson’s Motor Lodge and I
taurant on December 8, of
they were winners.
Paul Pressly McCain I
Christened Here
In a special afternoon servfl
December 26 at Brownson M
rial Presbyterian Church
Pressly McCain III, son of Dr.j
Mrs. McCain of Wilson, was cl
tened. The officiating minster
was the baby’s uncle, the |lev.
J6hn M. Reagan. I
Present for the rites were thel
baby’s grandparents and cther|
members of the two famihet.
In and Ou|
Sgt. and Mrs. J. K. Watson a^
children of Petersburg, Va., f^-
nier local residents, spent som
time here during the
Miss Irene Olive of Rcjarroke
Md
:hrii
Ho*
Va was with her paren^
and Mrs. W. W. OUve, for
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
tended the Dixie
ball series in Raleigh last
day, Friday and Saturday,
in the city they were guestd
Mrs. Home’suncleandauny
and Mfsi PfanklTif'Correiir^"
Miss Becky Hartgrc've of Ham-
let spent a week here visiting h^|
uncle and aunt, Mr. arid Mrs. R. C.l
Johnson. She had as her lunch-1
eori guests at Jack’s Grill on Fn
day Misses Jean Bushby and Sus-i
an Huntley, and Miss Jeanie ButJ
ler was her luncheon guest SatJ
urday. J
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Poe spen]
the Christmas holidays in Albany
N. Y., visiting their son ani
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr
Gene B. Poe. On the way bac^
they stopped in Portsmouth, Va
to see Mrs. Poe’s sisters, Mrs- I
S, Hoggard and Mrs. R. H. Mq
CrGsdy j
Seaman Jimmy Weatherspocj
of the USS Vesole, stationed i
Norfolk, Va., spent a 10-dd
Christmas leave with his parenj
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Weath^
spoon of South Bennett Street,
had recently returned from tl
Mediterranean area. Also here!
a 10-day Christmas leave we
Airman and Mrs. Leon Wilson!
Quonset Point, R. I-, who spc
the holidays visiting their parer
Mr. and Mrs. Weatherspoon, ?
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilsor
Aberdeen.
, Mrs. Frank Totton of Lar
mont, N. Y., and friend, Mrs.
ship, were holiday guests of
and Mrs. Rowland McElvare
their home, Windridge. The
> itors were on their way SoutnJ
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Spcj
of New York City were holl
guests of his parents, Mr. I
Mrs. O. A. Speight, at their hi
on Central Drive, in Knollv
The Speights, who lived on \
aware Avenue for_a while '
coming to Southern Ejnes al
months ago, have hot
occupying the Carpe
- Mr. and Mrs. He|
* and children, Beth
and Miss Allie Mclnl
Mrs. M. F. Haywood
Mrs. Turner and MM
and her family in GJ
C., during the holidj
i there Mr. Turner fid
tanooga, Tenn., to vH
fives. The Turners arf
Intosh spent last Sud
^ leigh, with the Rembi
^ ings on display at thel
olina Museum of Artj
cial attraction.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Rcl
Brown have returned!
viUe, Tenn., after sp|
holidays with her
Mrs. L. T. Penny, at th^
KnoUwood.
Mrs. R. A. Chaney
Va., spent the holiday^
t ■ the homes of her son.