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THE PILOT—Soixthern Pines. North Carolina
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957
South Carolina
College Choir To
Sing Here Sunday
The Harbison Junior College
Glee Club of Irmo, S. C., will pre
sent a program of varied music
Sunday at 2 p.m. at the West
Southern Pines high school audi
torium.
The glee club, which has about
35 voices, will sing many favorite
hymns, spirituals, and several
classical selections.
The program is being sponsored
by the Fourth Emmanuel Chapter
of the National Council of Pres
byterian Men.
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BUT HE WON'T WRITE IT
Book On South Could Be The ‘‘Big
One,” Marquand Says In Charlotte
John P. Marquand, wintering
in Pinehurst, told the Pilot sev
eral weeks ago he would not
write any more “Mr. Moto” stor
ies. This weekend, in Charlotte,
he said he would finish a novel
he is presently working on and
would write no more at all.
“It win be either the fourth or
fifth time I’ve retired,” he told
a meeting of Harvard alumni
Marquand, who won the Pulit
zer award in 1937 for his novel,
“The Late George Apley,” said
in his opinion the most promising
of the young novelists today are
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Edwin O’Connor, author of “The
Last Hurrah,” and James Jones,
who wrote “From Here to Eter
nity.”
He also repeated some advice
he had earlier given a Pilot re
porter; “The best opportunity for
a triumph in the novel-writing
field is a work which would con
cern itself with the development
of this new and vigorous South.
But it would have to be done by
one who has lived it and seen it
aU.”
Marquand, who introduced
President Nathan Pusey of Har
vard to the alumni meeting, is
working on a novel about a play
wright and his marital difficul
ties.
During the week of March 2,
North Carolina broiler producers
received an average of 18^ cents
per pound, compared with 21
cents the same week a year ago.
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Dogs To Be Given
New Three-Year
Type Vaccine Here
jFor the first time this year,
dogs in Moore County will re
ceive rabies shots that provide
immunity for three years rather
than the usual one.
The Coimty Commissioners
voted for the new method^ al
ready proven successful in 'sev
eral other counties in the state,
earlier this week.
Dr. C. C. McLean, veterinarian,
said the new vaccine is much
more efficient than the old type.
“It has relatively no ill effects on
dogs, though small dogs some
times have a sore leg for 24 hours
after the vaccination,” he said.
“The vaccine has been tried
and found successful in various
areas of the state for several
years now,” he added, “and is
more effective than the old
type.”
The new vaccine is given in
the thigh muscle, rather than in
the neck as formerly. If the vac
cine is given to a dog under siit--
months of age, that dog must be
vaccinated again the following
year.
Owners of dogs receiving the
1957 vaccinations will be given
a blue tag and a certificate. The
tag is so constructed that it can
be riveted to the dog’s collar, a
procedure the dog warden,
Hardy Barber, recommnds.
“A tag like the old ones, the
type ftiat hangs from the collar,
probably will not last three
years,” he said.
The vaccination program will
continue on an annual basis so
that newly acquired dogs can be
vaccinated each year. And,
though the new vaccine is more
costly than the old type, the price
on public clinics will remain the.
same, one dollar per year. Pri
vately administered, however,
the price will be two dollars.
Every dog in the coimty is re
quired to have two tags—one a
coimty license showing the dog
has been listed for taxes, which is
given at the time the dog is list
ed, and the rabies tag. Dogs over
four months of age are required
to be vaccinated.
Dog owners have been urged
to have the new blue tags riveted
to the dog’s collar so that proof
of his vaccination is apparent if
the dog is picked up by the dog
warden.
A complete schedule of vaccin
ation clinics was published in
The Pilot last week.
Evangelical Services
At Summer Hill Church
Hugh Pyle, evangelist of At
lanta, Ga., will begin a series of
services Monday, April 1, at
Summer HiU Baptist Church.
Services, to which the public is
invited, will begin at 7:30 each
night. ’The series will last
through April 7.
In 1956, North Carolina grow
ers produced about 70,000 pounds
of aromatic tobacco.
A lift for the shut-in
Brighten the life of your
favorite shut-in with a
flowering plant or beautiful
bouquet chosen from our
complete stock of
fresh flowers.
We deliver.
SOUTHERN PINES FLORIST
Tel. 2-3111 570 S.W. Broad
FLY KITES SAFELY
1 KEEP KITES AWAY FROM ELECTRIC WIRES,
and T.V. Antennas
2 USE DRY COTTON STRING, not Metal
3 I4EVER USE METAL ON KITES, or Kite Tails
4 NEVER CLIMB POLES, at any time
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