THURSDAY, MARCH 28. 1957
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page NINETEEN
Architect Who
Studied Here Wins
Top Travel Prize
Robert Paschal Burns, Jr., a
fifth year student in the school
of design at North Carolina State
CoUege has won the world’s top
academic award in the field of
architecture. ,
Burns, who spent three months
in Southern Pines two years ago
working with E. J. Austin, local
architect, wiU receive the $5,000
Paris prize in architecture. He
will spent 12 months travelling
in Europe and six months travel
ing in the western hemisphere.
While in Paris, he will study one
architectural problem at the
Eeole des Beaux Arts.
Last summer Burns visited
Southern Pines on several occa
sions and made a complete study
'of the Shaw House as a regional
study in architecture. He selected
the old house for a problem that
architectural students must do
I during their college careers; take
! an old building, study it from an
I architectural stand^int, and
(write a paper on the soundness
and durability of that type archi
tecture.
He will leave for Paris in
July.
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Route 2, Cameron; one step-son,
Raymond Baker of Route 6, Fay
etteville; two step-daughters,
Mrs. Myrtle Childress and Mrs.
Mildred Shaw of Sanford; one
brother, H. M. Dean of Route 3,
WEST SOUTHERN PINES YELLOWJACK-
ETS, runners-up for the state “A” basketball
championship, and newly crowned Moore Coun
ty champions, are, left to right. Coach M. J. H.
Armstrong, Vondell White, Charles Brower, Al
exander Lloyd, Robert Lewis, James Dockery,
Holley Faison, Charles Parsons, Alphonse Hill,
Braxton Hill, Victor Headon and J. W. Moore,
principal of West Southern Pines High School.
Pictured in front is Earl Jones, statistician for
the team. Another player, Bennie McCollum,
was not present when picture was made.
RAZODK’S ^ West Southern Pines Yellowjackets
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Defeat Pinehurst For County Title
The West Southern Pines Yel-1
lowjackets, already winners of the
Eastern “A” championship and
runner up for the State “A” title,
added another title Saturday night
when they defeated Academy
Heights of Pinehurst 48-47 for the
Moore County championship.
The girls team at West South
ern Pines also won the county
girls’ crown by defeating Berkley
of Aberdeen.
In the boys’ game, which weis
carried to a doublet overtime, Al
exander Lloyd was the big gtm.
His control of both boards gave
the Yellowjackets most of the re
bounds.
Lloyd was chosen, for the good
sportsmanship award foUowing
the game by a unanimous vote of
the selection committee. Patricia
Mhrphy, guard for the girls’ team,
was named the outstanding girl
player.
The girls ended their season
with an 18-4 record. The boys
marked up a 21-5 season, topped
by four straight wins over Aber
deen, arch rivals.
PINEBLUFF
By MRS. EHRMAN PICKLER
MYF Party
Members of the senior MYF of
Pinebluff Methodist Church,
along with a number Of invited
guests from Aberdeen, enjoyed a
party Saturday night at the
Home Demonstration Club house.
About 40 were present for the
evening of dancing and games.
Refreshments of sandwiches,
potato chips, cookies and drinks
were served.
Mrs. O. C. Adcox is coimselor.
Brief Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Sessoms and
Mrs. Lang Hales visited Mrs.
Hales’ daughter, Mrs. Jack Sted-
man, and Mr. Stedman in Fay
etteville Sunday. Mrs. Hales re
mained for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sturm of
Randleman spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mc-
Murray.
Miss Jane Land, a senior at
State College, Raleigh, visited
Mrs. Eloise Adcox Bleau Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carpenter
and children spent the weekend
in Atkinson with Mrs. Carpen
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon
nie Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Perkins
and children, of Cleveland, Ohio,
were weekend guests of Mr. Per
kins’ sister, Mrs. Lewis Marts,
and Mr. Marts. They were en
route to Florida.
Mrs. J. R. Lampley spent the
weekend in Jonesboro Heights,
Sanford, with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Melton.
Mrs. Lewis Marts received
word last week that her step-'
father, Samuel M. Saunders, had
passed awav in New Symma
Beach, Fla. Funeral services were
held last Thursday in Wilming
ton. Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Manlev Wellman
of Chanel Hill spent Sunday in
Pinebluff. They attended Open
House at the new library and
visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Morgan of
Raleigh were guests Sunday of
her sister. Mrs. W. R. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Allison
and children of Mt. Gilead spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Hazel Allison.
Lt. CoL Sitterson
And ‘Atomic’ Force
Move To Europe
The 613th Field Artillery Bat
talion at Fort Bragg, of which Lt.
Col. John D. Sitterson, Jr., of
Southern Pines is commanding of
ficer, started its Operation Gyro
scope move to Germany this
week.
The move climaxes more than
six months of preparation.
The 613th, with the powerful
280mm “atomic” artillery, will
form a key part of the North At
lantic Treaty Alliance forces. The
280 is capable of firing either a
conventional high explosive pro
jectile or one with an atomic war
head.
The battalion is traveling by
troop train to New York. There
it will board ship for the eight-
day trip to the German port of
Bremerhaven. Last leg of the
trip will .be to Pirmasens, where
the 613th will replace the 59th
Field Artillery Battalion which
will in turn move to Bragg to fill
the spot vacated by the 613th.
The battalion has been strength
ened by the addition of about 340
men who reported to Fort Bragg
as recruits in November.
VJives and children will accom
pany the soldiers on the trip to
Germany.
Lt. Col. Sitterson is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sitterson of
Southern Pines. He was named
commanding officer of the 613th
last October. He is a graduate of
the United States Military Acad
emy and saw duty in World War
2 with the 78th Infantry Division
in Europe.
His other assignments have car
ried him to the American Embas
sy, as a'ssistant military attache,
in New Delhi, India, U. S. Army
attache in !^urma. Fort Sill, Okla.,
where he was executive officer of
the artillery school department of
extension courses, and a member
of the G-3 staff and the Depart
ment of Defense in Washington.
He is married to the former
Marie Hopkins of Kingston, Pa.
Funeral Services
Held Tuesday For
Mrs. Lula Baker
Mrs. Lula Violet Baker, 63, of
Route 2, Cameron, died Sunday
night in Lee County Hospital
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at 2:30 o’clock' at the
Church of God in Duncan by the
Rev. Irvin Stevens of Lil-
lington. Burial was in the Baker
family cemetery near the church.
Mrs. Baker was born in Wake
County, daughter of the late
West and Lou Baker Dean.
Surviving are her husband,
Nathan I. Baker; six sons, Na
than J. Baker of Sanford, Thad-
deus G. Baker of Route 2, Cam
eron, Howard Baker of Sanford,
Archie W. Baker of the home,
David Baker of the U. S. Army,
and Bobbie Ray Baker of the
home; three daughters, Mrs. Ed
na James of Raleigh, Mrs. Zora
Blue and Mrs. Betty West of
Raleigh; four sisters, Mrs. Annie
Thompson and Mrs. Connie
Thompson of Garner, Mrs. Beu
lah Price and Mrs. Lora Page of
Route 3, Raleigh; and 20 grand
children.
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Truck Driver Gets
Fined For Traffic
Accident Sunday
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Henry L. Host, truck driver for
the Carolina Cake Company of
Concord, was fined $25 and costs
in Recorder’s Court Monday
morning for careless and reckless
driving and causing an accident
in Southern Pines.
Bost, local officers said, was
charged with running a red light
at the intersection of Massachu
setts Ave. and May St. and ram
ming into a car driven by Wil- j
liam MacFarlane of Rochester, N.'
Y. The collision occurred about,
1 p. m. Sunday.
A passenger in the MacFarlane
car, James Williamson of Schuyl- ■
kill, Pa., was hospitalized with I
a fractured ankle and minor in-|
juries. Mr. McFarlane suffered,
injuries to a finger. |
Bost testified in Recorder’s |
Court that he did not see the'
light.
His truck was damaged only
slightly. The MacFarlane car was
damaged an estimated $700 or
$800.
In addition to that arrest,
Southern Pines policemen also'
docketed 10 other people over'
the weekend on a variety of
charges. Two were arrested for
pi’bhc drunkenness; one each on
cbnrgAa of drunk driving, care
less and reckless driving, driving
without operator’s license, andj
indecent exposure; three were,
arrested for creating a disturb-]
ance; and two for bedding and
cohabiting.
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