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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958
News and Personals from Vass
Bessi« Cameron Smith. Representative — Telephone Vass 2t7)
Fish Fry a Success boat.
A fish fry sponsored by the' The fish wefe cooked at the
Vass Volunteer Fire Department outside furnace and coffee was
last Thursday evening on the brewed in a large iron washpot.
grounds of the Vass community Firemen did a good job of cook-
iiouse was successful beyond any ing and serving, ably assisted by
similar event in the town’s his- Ray Griffin, N. N. McLean and
tory. A. G. Edwards, Sr., to whom the
In addition to being a pleasant Promoters wish to express a very
iocial affair, it netted , around .hearty thanks-a-million.
$700 which the firemen plan to ‘'And we couldn’t have done it
use in purchasing needed equip- ] without the help of the women,”
ment. Approximately 1200 tickets said Fire Chief J. A. (Buddy)
were sold. Gene Stewart of Car- McRae, who expressed the de-
thage held the lucky ticket which partment’s appreciation for the
made him owner of a handsome quantities of potato salad, corn
— — bread, sldw and pies furnished by
group are John Francis Caddell,
Wayne Caddell, • Robert Hardy,
Bobby Hicks, James Jessup, Lar
ry Matthews, Richard McGill,
and Mike Griffin.
Danny McGill is den chief for
No. 2 and Mrs. W. D. McGill is
den mother. Cubs are * Henry
Baker, Kent McGill, Jimmy Mc
Rae and Bruce Morgan.
No. 1 meets on Wednesdays,
No. 2 on 'Thursdays, and pack
meetings are to be beld tbe third
Friday in each month.
The Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches are spon
sors; Bob Edwards is cub scout
master, Herbert Caddell is as
sistant, and Mrs. Bob Edwards is
secretary-tre^urer. Committee
members are J. A. (Buddy) Mc-
the distaff side of the community.
Among the large number at
tending were several political
candidates who took advantage
of the opportunity to contact old
friends and meet new ones.
Bruce Walter Smith
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter C.
Rae, Roby Futitell, N. A. McGill,
Karl Schweinfurth, and Horace
Mullinix.
Circles Meet
Both Circles of the Vass Pres
byterian Women of the Church
met last week, with programs on
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the parents of a son, their first of the annual Birthday offering.
child, bom Tuesday, May 13,
weighing nine pounds, 14 ounces.
They have named him Bruce
Walter.
The Rev.' Mr. Smith is a former
pastor of the Vass Methodist
Church, serving for two years
while studying at Duke Univer
sity, during which time he and
Mrs. Smith spent the weekends
in Vass. She taught the Ladies
Bible Class.
Pack Meeting
Two dens Of Cub Scouts, or
ganized about a month ago, held
their first pack meeting Monday
night at the community house,
with both dens participating . in
the program. They had an inter
esting display of things they had
made.
Den No. 1 has Danny Williams
as den chief and Mrs. Herbert
Caddell as den mother. In this
Bible study was on “A Praying
Church.” Each Circle enjoyed; a
refreshment period.
Mrs. Herbert L. Price was host
ess to Circle 1 and she conducted
the business session. Mrs. Bill
Caddell led the Bible study and
Mrs. Herbert Caddell was in
charge of the program.
The Jane McGill Circle met
with Mrs. Leon Keith. Mrs. C. G.
Crockett presided, Mrs. Ben H.
Wood led the program, and Mrs.
N. N. McLean had the Bible
study.
Mrs. O. C. Blackburn and Miss
N^alie Keith were visitors and
Mrs. Brydan Baldwin was enroll
ed as a n^w member.
General Meeting
Presbyterian women held their
general meeting Thursday night
with Mrs. W. D. McGill presiding.
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