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THURSDAY, APRIL, 25, 1957
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, Norili Carolina
Sandhills Sheet Championships Set
On Pinehurst Course This Weekend
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It's time to store your furs!
I'M SIMPLY'
SOFFOCATING
AT HOME/, .
COME and CiFT
Me AT ONCE ,,
For storage.^
Your good winter gormenfs should be
\ sent to us for sununer core. Beddes your
cooL don't overlook your
FUR SCARFS
FDR-TRIMMED CLOTH COATS
FINE WOOLEN COATS
MEN'S TOPCOATS
Summer storage costs so little here
Hove your furs cleaned and glazed
each year by our specioL furrier's
method. It makes the fur beautifully
rilky and lustrous.
SOUTHERN PINES
The Sandhills Skeet Cham
pionships will take place at the
Pinehurst Gun Club Saturday
and Sunday, April 27 and 28,
with last year’s high over-all
winner and ^iouble victor in the
410 and All-Bore events, Capt.
Henry B. Stowers of Camp Le-
jeune, on hand to defend his
titles.
Also expected to defend his
crown in the 20 gauge event is
young “Sandy” Wood of Greens-
I boro, the 14-year-old lad who
won the title last year in a shoot-
cff with Stowers.
Four championship events are
on the program for decision. The
meet will open with the Sub-
Small Gauge (410) champion
ship, a 50 target event W be shot
Saturday morning at 9:30. Im
mediately following, a second 50
target event and a new one to
this year’s shoot, the Small-
Gauge (28) championship, will
take place. On Saturday after
noon the Twenty-Gauge will be
fired, shooting to begin at one
o’clock; and the All-Gauge (AH-
Bore) will be decided on Satur
day, getting imderway at- 9 a. m.
Both the latter are 100 target
events, and all championship
ties win be shot off in 25 bird
strings. In addition, a High
Over-All Awcird will be present
ed for the combined high score
of the four events—on the 300
targets of the program.
Among prominent shooters al
ready registered for the meet are
three top ranking experts from
North Carolina: All-Bore cham
pion Himter Galloway of
Greensboro, who is president of
the North Carolina Skeet As
sociation; the State 410 Champ,
Jack King also of Greensboro;
and winner of many past events,
Ray Idol of High Point. In addi
tion to Stowers, other members
of Camp Lejeune’s crack mili
tary team, world champions in
1952, are expected to enter the
competition.
In conjunction with the cham^
pionship ^twards there will be
class trophy presentations in all
four events, with a Ladies
Championship in the Twenty-
Gauge and AH Gauge. There will
also be a Junior Champion and
team trophies awarded in the
JAR-Gauge.
The shoot is run under Nation
al Skeet Shooting Association,
and classification will be based
on shooters N. S. S. A. registra
tion card with the new N. S. S.
A classification system in use.
Albert S. Tufts of Pinehurst is
in charge of the arrangements
for the two-day program.
Local Horse Takes
2nd Place Tuesday
On Jamaica Track
Pine Cone Farms’ “Wee Free”
placed second at Jamaica in the
second start of his young career.
“Wee Free” was broken and
legged up at Mrs. Mary Doyle’s
Farm on Young’s Road. He is a
two-year-old colt by “Free-Fof-
All” out of “Wee One.”
Pine Cone Farm is the racing
name for Mrs. Magruder Dent,
one of the area’s well-known
horse owners.
The Jamaica event was a claim
ing race.
LOSE UGLY FAT
IN TEN DAYS
OR MONEY BACK
Home Demonstration Club News
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Jackson Springs Club
The Jackson Springs Home
Demonstration Club met Thurs
day evening, April 11, in the home
of Mrs. Pat Harmon, Jr. A pro
fusion of lovely spring flowers
created a colorful scene through
out the home.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Claud
Thomas. “Ho! For Carolina” was
sung. Mrs. K. C. Blake led the
devotions, using the Easter story
from Matthew. The minutes were
read and foU called by the secre
tary, Mrs. C. L. McDonald. Dur
ing the business period Miss Flora
McDonald made announcement of
and urged everyone to attend the
district meeting in Jonesboro
■Heights Baptist Church in San
ford, Tuesday, April 16.
The club decided to pay special
honors to shut-in members by
working in pairs each month to
do something for each one. One
new member, Mrs. Betty Grace
Dickerson, was welcomed.
Miss McDonald, home agent,
gave a lesson on “More Milk for
the Diet.” She stressed the need
for milk, which is rich in calcium,
phosphorus and minerals needed
to build and maintain strong
teeth and bones, to help regulate
the heart beat and make strong
muscles. She gave each member
a number of appetizing recipes
using milk or miUc products. 'The
club collect was used in closing.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. C. L. McDonald in May.
Door prizes were drawn by
Mrs. W. W. Hurley and Mrs. Bet
ty Grace Dickerson.
During the social hour a slogan
game was enjoyed. High score
prize ■was won by Mrs. Ruth Flip-
pin. Mrs. Hsirman served deli
cious refreshments in the Easter
motif to the 22 members present.
We are very happy that one of
bur club members was chosen to
represent the United Mills of
Candor and Mt. Gilead in the
South Piedmont Safety CoimcU
contest. We hope she will be se
lected to represent the council in
the State Safety Conference at
Winston-Salem. Best wishes to
Mrs. Paul Cole.
We are glad that one of our
club members, Mrs. Mary Lou
Carroll, had decided to be a per
manent resident in our commun
ity. She has purchased and is
now living in the Barnette home.
—By Mrs. W. E. Graham, public
ity chairman.
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