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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957
THE PILOT—^oiilhern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVEN
News and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith, Representative — Telephone Vass 2171
Guest Speaker
Mrs. William John Graham,
Jr,, of Southern Pines, a physical,
therapist, was guest speaker
when the Vass Woman’s Club
met Friday night with Mrs. Paul
Jones and Mrs. Jack Morgan as'
hostesses at the home of Mrs.
Jones.
Mrs. Graham gave an interest
ing and enlightening talk on
physical therapy and answered
questions concerning her work.
She showed a number of pic
tures. Mrs. ’W. A. Muse Of the
education department was in
charge of the program. She in-
t’-oduced the speaker, and pre-
^ ed her a gift at the conclu-
Mon of the program.
Election of officers for the
coming year which begins June 1
was another highlight of the
meeting, which was presided
over by Mrs. S. R.,Smith, vice
president, in the absence of Mrs.
Leon Keith.
The following were elected:
Mrs. Charles Ray Pope, presi
dent; Mrs. Charles Cameron; vice
president. Mrs. Howard Gsch-
wind, secretary; Mrs. D. F. Cam
eron, treasurer; chairman of the
education department, Mrs. W. A.
Muse; public affairs, Mrs. E. L.
Finch; American home, Mrs.
Henry Klingenschmidt; garden,
Mrs. P. A. Wilson; welfare, Mrs.
A. G. Edwards, Jr. Mrs. Jack
Morgan, chairman of the nomin
ating committee, reported for the
committee, on which Mrs. N. N.
McLean and Mrs. W. E. Glad
stone served, also.
Mrs. D. F. Cameron reported
on the dinner served recently to
the firemen. The club voted to
donate clothing for the use of the
county welfare department, this
to be txumed in to Mrs. J. A.
Hudson this week. Mrs. Howard
Gschwind volunteered to serve
as local Red Cross drive chair
man when it was reported that
no one had been* secured for this
work.
The hostesses served cherry
tarts and coffee. There were
three visitors present, Mrs. Gra
ham, Mrs. Oscar Wooten and
Mrs. D. N. Jones, and the follow-
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ing members, in addition to the
hostesses: Mrs. Muse, Mrs. C. L.
Tyson, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. H. A.
Borst, Mrs. Charlie Gschwind,
Mrs. Gladstone, Mrs. Klingen
schmidt, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. C. P.
McMillan, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. A.
D. McLauchlin, Mrs. A. G. Ed-
WEirds, Jr., Mrs. D. F. Cameron,
Mrs. TTiomas Wolfe, Mrs. Charles
Cameron, Mrs. Howard, Gsch
wind, and Mrs. Smith.
Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rollins
gave a dinner at their home Sun
day to honor his father, R. H.
Rollins of Sanford, on his 77th
birthday. Members of the family
attending included Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Rollins and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton RbUins and family, of
Greensboro; Mrs. Fred Deane,
Guilford CoUege; Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Elliott and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Branson,
Thomasville; Mr. and Mrs. Knox
Rollins, Sanford;, Rufus Rol
lins, Carthage, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hervey Whittaker, Vass.
WSCS Meets
The Vass Methodist Woman’s
Society of Christian Service met
an evening last week in the fel
lowship hall of the church with
ess.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., as host-
Idrs. Redga Thomas presided
and gave the opening meditation
and Miss Louise Leslie conduct
ed the devotions and the pro
gram, which dealt with the need
for additional workers in the
mission fields. Mrs. Russell Bul
lock and Mrs. S. R. Smith pre
sented a dialog on this subject.
Mrs. Edward Griffin conducted
a Bible study on the apostles,
giving brief sketches of the lives
of several of them.
Boy Scout Week
The local Boy Scout troop ob
served annual Boy Scout Week
by setting up a tent and holding
a cook-out on the Vass Commu
nity House grounds each evening
to give the public a chance to ob
serve their methods and skills.
Sunday morning they attended
church in uniform and sat in a
'body at the Presbyterian Church,
and Sunday night a group at
tended the Methodist Church.
They were given special recogni
tion at these services.
Feted At Shower
Mr. and Mrs. James Blue of
Winston-Salem were feted at a
miscellaneous shower given at
the community house by Mrs. D.
M. RoUins of Vass and Mrs. John
Morgan of Pinebluff, with
around 30 guests attending. Mrs.
Blue, before her marriage several
weeks ago, was Frances McKay
of Kernersville.
Games were played, after
which the shower gifts were pre
sented and displayed, and re
freshments served.
Goes To Durham
Mrs. R. A. Edwards of the
Vass Beauty Shop spent Monday
and Tuesday in Durham attend
ing a beauticians’ convention at
the Washington Duke hotel. Hair
styling was an important feature
of the program.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frye and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frye and
children spent last weekend at
Aiken, S. C., visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mashburn and Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Raborn and their
families.
Norman C. Epler entered the
Veterans HoSpital in Durham
last week for examination and
observation.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shankle
and children and Mrs. Bernice
'Turner, of Ansonville, visited in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Morgan Saturday. They brought
Mrs. Morgan’s mother, Mrs. An
nie Shankle, and she is remain
ing for a few weeks.
Local friends wiU be interest
ed to learn that Harry Laubscher
of Sanford was removed from
Duke Hospital in Durham last
Thursday to the Lee County
Hospital. He has been at Duke
for several weeks.
Mrs. W. H. Keith received
news Sunday that her son Lin-
wood of Sanford had undergone
an appendectomy at Lee County
Hospital that day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McLean of
Southern Pines visited the N. N.
McLeans Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. S. R. Smith went to San
ford Sunday to see her sister,
Mrs. W. T. Cox, who was not
well.
Mrs. Dana ’Thomas and Miss
Jessie 'Thomas attended the fun
eral of Glenn Thomas in Aber
deen Sunday.
Mrs. Calvin Crabtree and Leon
Crabtree of Vass and Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Crabtree of Sanford
visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rob
inson (Myrtle Crabtree) and chil
dren, Barry and Wanda, at Con
cord, Sunday.
Edward Patillo of Burlington
was the weekend guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, the
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Wolfe.
Mrs. Wolfe returned to Burling
ton with him Monday and re
mained until Wednesday, when
Mr. Wolfe and the children went
to bring her home.
acquaint the people of Vass and
community with the advantages
of Girl Scouting and what Girl
Scouting can bring to a commu
nity, and with the community’s
responsibility to the scouting
program.
All who are interested in Girl
Scouting are urged by Miss
Creasman and the local leaders
to attend, especially the parents
of girls from seven to seventeen
years of age. Local troops are
made up of girls from Vass and
community and Lakeview. Their
parents and members of the Vass
Woman’s Club,
are invited.
troop sponsors.
North Carolina is the only one
of 11 Southeastern states where
cash receipts from farming in
creased each year for the past
three years.
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Girl Scout Executive
Calls Meeting At Vass
Miss Catherine Creasman, ex
ecutive director of the Central
Carolina Girl Scout Council, has
called a community meeting to
be held in the Vass community
house next ’Thursday, the 21st, at
7:30 p. m.
Purpose of the meeting is to
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