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THE PILOT—Southern I%ies. North Carolina
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1967
News and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith. Representative — Telei^ne Vase 2171
Commenoemeut
Ckwumencement exercises at
Vass-Lakeview High School will
begin with the baccalaureate
sermon in the school auditorium
Sunday night, May 19, with the
Rev. A. C. Trivette, pastor of the
Vass Presbyterian Church, bring
ing the message. There will be
special music by the combined
high school and elanentary glee
clubs. This service and all other
commencemient programs will be
at 8 p. m.
Wednesday, Class Day exer
cises entitled “Carnival Capers”
will be presented.
, Graduation exercises will take
place Thursday, with the presen
tation of diplomas, medals and
other awards. Five of the seniors
will speak; Johnsye Cameron,
salutatorian; Elise McWilliams,
valedictorian; Jimmy Key, Joan
Baldwin and Frances Johnson.
Roger Gibbs, glee club director,
wUl sing a solo and the glee club
will also appear on the program.
Senior mascots are Barbma
Sawyer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Sawyer, and Stewart
McFayden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dougald McFayden.
Elementary school graduation
will take place Thtirsday morn
ing. Around 35 or 40 eighth
grade pupils of Mrs. P. A. Wilson
and R. E. Beasley will receive
certificates. There will be no
guest speaker, but pupils wUl
take part in the exercises.
Commencement marshals,
chosen from the Junior Class on
the basis of scholarship, are;
Polly Key, chief; Estelle McIn
tosh, Mary Ruth Smith, D. A.
McNeill, Jimmy Mashbum, and
Reba Willard.
Fish Fry
The local Boy Scouts will
sponsor a fish fry at the com-
raimity house Saturlay from 5 to
8 p. m., and the public is invited
to attend. These boys, under the
leadership of Commander Karl
Schweinfurth (ret.) are doing a
fine work and previous events
make it a sure thing that they
will serve the supper in efficient
manner. Don’t miss it!
Piano Recital
Mrs. Herbert D. Mclnnis pre
sented her pupils in a delightful
piano recital last Friday night
that, was attended * by a large
number of parents and friends.
The program was well received,
with many favorable comments.
Each performer played from
memory.
The stage was attractively dec
orated with standards of candles
and large arrangements of deli
cate pink laurel.
Pupils pla3dng were; Mary
Cameron, Barbara Ring, Betty
Key, Anne Frye, Myma McRae,
Diane Camerpn, Joan Flannigan,
Diane Lassiter, Dolores Garcia,
Jo Callahan, Mac McCrummen,
Charles Cameron, Bonnie Calla
han, Judy Bailey, Barbara Sea-
groves, BEirbara Jessup, Leon
Keith, Ila Ring, Jerry Gulledge.
Also, Regina Cox, Sue Cam
eron, Karen Wolfe, Patsy CJalla
han, Dana Thomas, Kay Curtis,
Jeannette MulUnix, Sandra East-
wood, DEinny WUliams, Anne
Crockett, Steve Frye, Judy Cam
eron, Fairley Cameron, Bonnie
Hicks, Anne Edwards, Linda
Nicks, and Dorene Keith. One
other pupil, Paul Ciunmings,
was absent.
Woman's Club
Mrs. N. N. McLean and Mrs.
P. A. Wilson were hostesses to
the Vass Woman’s Club at its
May meeting at the home of Mrs.
McLean Friday night. Mrs. Leon
Keith presided over the business
session, during which routine re
ports were given and several
neyv items of business discussed.
Mrs. Howard Gschwind, pro
gram leader, presented State
Highway Patrolman A. H. Hight
of Carthage, who made an im
pressive talk on “Highway Safe
ty” and distributed safety liter
ature. A question and answer
period followed
At the conclusion of the jh-o-
gram. Mm. Keith turned the
gavel over to Mrs. Charles Ray
Pope, the new president, who
spoke briefly.
The retiring president thanked
\
Melrose
RARE
support and cooperation, and
she, in turn, was given a rising
vote of thahks for her loyal ser
vice during the past two years.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room from a table
decorated in the May Day theme.
A tall white candle rising from
a bowl of pink roses served as a
Maypole from which pastel col
ored ribbons extended to the
table, ready for miniature danc
ers to appear and take over,
party sandwiches, cookies and
mints were served, with Mrs.
McLean presiding at the punch
bowL
Mrs. Gilbert Gfaham of Char
lotte, guest of Mrs. A V. Autry,
the club women for their fine
was welcomed as a visitor.
Church Women Meet
The general meeting of Vass
Presbyterian Women of the
Church was held at the church
on Wednesday ni^t Of last week
v/ith the president, Mrs. J. A.
Hudson, presiding. Plans for an
intensive Bible study to be held
at the church on the fourth Sun
day were made. The pastor, the
Rev. A. C. Trivette, will conduct
the study.
Mrs. Herbert CaddeU was in
charge of the program, which
was highlighted a moving
picture, “Opportunity Knocks
Twice,” dealing wjth the birth
day objectives, Korea and Mexi
co. An offering for mission work
in these coimtries was made.
Mrs. Hudson read the Scripture
lesson.
Mrs. Caddell served birthday
cake, nuts and drinks.
A Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Causey
are the parents of a daughter,
bom Friday, May 10, at Moore
Coimty Hospital weighing seven
pounds, 12 ounces. They have
named her Rhonda Darlene. Mrs.
Causey is the former Nellie Hart.
WSCS Meets
Mrs. W. A. Muse was hostess
to the Methodist Woman’s Socie
ty of Christian Service at its
monthly meeting in the fellow
ship haU of the church last week.
The presilmit, Mrs. R. R.
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