THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
NEWS FROM ROBBINS
j By LOU FRYE
Raymond Brown Rites
Services were held Sunday at
the Pilgrim Church for Raymond
Brown, 40, of Robbins, who was
killed Friday in a truck accident
on the Mount Airy-Fancy Gap
highway.
The tractor-trailer brakes fail
ed, and Mr. Brown was crushed
as he jumped in an attempt to
save hiS life. Loaded with 33,000
pounds of steel, the trailer was
owned by Bison Fast Freight
Lines of Sanford.
Mr. Brown is survived by his
wife, the former Gladys Marley
of Robbinsi a daughter and a son.
The body was carried to the
church an hour before services be
gan. Rites were conducted by the
Rev. H. R. Helms( and burial was
, in Pine Rest cemetery in Robbins.
Book Review
Miss Lily Bulla of the Elise
High School faculty conducted a
book review for the members of
the Women of the Church of Elise
Presbyterian Church Friday night.
Mrs. Lucille Owen, president of
the Women of the Church, gave a
brief geographicEil sketch of South
East Asia prior to the presenta
tion.
The book, “East of Burma,” was
then reviewed by I/Iiss Bulla in a
most interesting manner.
Following the study, delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. James Steed, chairman of
Foreign Missions, was in charge
of the program.
Publicity Committee
The publicity committee for the
Area Wide Evangelistic Services,
to be held in Robbins beginning
the week of March 9, met Friday
night to make plans for the meet
ing. Robbins men working in this
capacity are James Steed, chair
man, Henry Williams, and Clyde
Kluttz.
The following means will be
used in an effort to advertise the
outstanding evangelist movement
in this section; newspaper, radio,
hand bills, street signs and , auto
mobile stickers.
Robbins OES
During the regular Monday
night meeting of the Robbins
Chapter of the O.E.S. a ceremony
was held in honor of the Past Ma
trons and Past Patrons who have
served since the organization of
the local chapter.
Members taking part in the im
pressive service were; Kathleen
Kennedy, Eula Mae James, Battle
Miller, Ethel Trotter and Virginia
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A special, lovely tribute was
paid to Mrs. Lillie Davis who died
last year.
Visitors from Star Chapter
were present for the meeting.
Robbins Illnesses
Several Robbins people are in
Moore County Hospital as a result
of operations oif other illnesses.
They are Mrs. Jsunes Edwards,
Mrs. Luther Lewis, Theodore
Brown and D. A. Morgan.
Mrs. Bessie McLeod, Robbins
teacher, who has been a patient at
the hospital as the result of a fall
on the school yard, has been
moved to Duke Hospital for treat
ment.
We) wish for all these people a
quick recovery.
Robbins Lions
Robbins Lions Club met Wed
nesday night for supper at Tim’s
Restaurant, with the Rev. W. O.
Nelson, president, in! charge.
The final drive for the White
Cane project was concluded.
Members took action on the fol
lowing business;
Voted to present Faye Allen, lo
cal blind girl, with a Braille
watch.
Voted to back East-West All
Star games.
Voted to cooperate with and
participate in the town wide
“Clean-Up” program.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Donald Morphis was host
ess to her bridge club on Wednes
day evening at her home on the
Old Plank Road.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the members and vis
itors present.
Civil Court Term
Begins Monday;
Jury List Given
A one-week term of Civil
Court, with Judge L. Richardson
Preyer presiding, is scheduled
for Moore County beginning
Monday. Some two dozen cases
are docketed.
Here is the jury list;
O. R. Baker, Route 1, Camer
on; Harold E. Black, West End;
W. B. Cole, Pinehurst; John R.
Cagle, West End; P. W. Cockman,
Carthage; John Coskey, Jackson
Springs; Julian Cagle, Route 3,
Robbins; Oscar Caviness, Route
1, Robbins; W. E. Dunn, Pine-
hurst; Albert Freeman, Carthage.
Carl A. Foss, Southern Pines;
John M. Fields, Route 2, Carth
age; T. J. Flinchum, Star Route,
Carthage; R. L. Hamilton, West
End; Neville Harrington, South
ern Pines; N. W. Hardy, Route 1,
Cameron; Odell Hill, Route 2,
Carthage; J. M. Jenkins, Route 1,
Cameron; Hugh A. Keith, Pine-
bluff; R. L. Lambert, Route 2,
Robbins.
M. J. Muse, Aberdeen; K. K.
Monroe, Cameron; J. A. McRae,
Vass; T. C. Nall, Southern Pines;
Polly Price, Route 2, Carthage;
E. C. Phillips, Robbins; W. Clyde
Phillips, Southern Pines; George
D. Prevatte, Jackson Springs;
Alex Smith, Jr., Cameron; Wil
liam E. Shields, Southern Pines;
Tommy B. Tyson, Carthage;
Arnold C. Thomas, West End; J.
H. Terrell, Route 1, Cameron; R.
C. Tate, Aberdeen; Alton
Thomas, West End; Mrs. W. G.
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Wooten, Aberdeen; E. C. Work
man, Aberdeen; Roy Williamson,
Manly; Millard Welch, Route 1,
Robbins; L. ‘A. Whitaker, Route
|l, Cameron.
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Blue Knights Are
Eliminated From
Dist. IV Playoffs
The current basketball season
came to an abrupt end for the
Southern Pines ' Blue Knights
Saturday night as they were
eliminated from the District IV
playoffs by Boone Trail 73-63.
Boone Trail, championship
rvmners-up in Harnett Coimty,
join Aberdeen in advancing to
the state playoffs along with
two other teams. The playoffs are
being held in Red Springs.
In Saturday’s game Roger Ver-
hoeff played his last game for the
Blue Knights and, something to
make fans remember him by,
scored 44 points. He was easily
the outstading player on the
floor.
Baker was top scorer for Boone
Trail with 32 points.
Others scoring for Southern
Pines were Billy Hamel with
four points, Bobby Parker, eight,
and Everett Cushman, seven.
Half-time score was Boone
Trail 42, Southern Pines 37.
Approximately three-fifths of
North Carolina’s land area of 31,-
422,000 acres is classified as land
in farms.
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