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the PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960
Women's Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
BESSIE CAMERON SMITH, Editor ^ TELEPHONE 2-6812
Four-Year-Old
Ricky Horne Has
Party June 24
Ricky Horne, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Horne of 545 East
Delaware Avenue, celebrated his
fourth birthday Friday, June 24,
with an afternoon party. Guests
included his brother, Ronnie, Su
san and Sharon Scarborough,
Amy Clark, Gardner Sheffield,'
Houston Black, Jr., Georgia Mae
Simpson, Sylvia Finch, Herbie
and Alex Cameron, and Don and
Cathy Lou Caudle.
After playing games in the
backyard, the youngsters enjoyed
a supper of hot dogs, ice crearh
and cake.
Harriss Family
Tours South and
Central States
Mr. and Mrs. Berrett Harriss
and their daughters, Jo Anne,
Katherine and Judy, have just re
turned from a two weeks’ motor
trip through the south and mid
west. They CEimped out in the
Blue Ridge mountains, visited the
ante-bellum mansions in Natchez
Miss., toured Dixieland and the
Frence Quarter in New Orleans,
La., stopped off at Hot Springs,
Ark., and returned home after a
visit to Pensacola, Fla. and some
deep-sea fishing along the Gulf
of Mexico.
Charla Marcum to
Appear on TV
Program July 12
Charla Anne Marcum, “Miss
Sanford” and a dozen other aspi
rants for the* “Miss North Caro
lina” title to be conferred during
the contest July 19-24 in Char
lotte, will appear on the “Mat
inee” television program over
Channel 2, Greensboro at 3 p.m.
July 12.
The live telecast on the 12th,
which will consist of a parade of
the girls followed by personal in
terviews, will be taped to be re
shown on the July 14th “Matinee”
program. .
Miss Marcum went to Troy Sat
urday for a fireworks display and
on Monday, she and seven other
local contestants joined “Miss
North Carolina,” Judy Klipfel, and
“Miss America” in Siler City for
Independence Day celebrations
including a parade and rodeo.
Attend National
Kiwanis Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. John Ponzer and
their daughters, Grace and Janet,
of Southern Pines and Mr. and
Mis. T. Roy Phillips of Carthage,
have just returned from a visit to
Florida. Mr. Ponzer and Mr. Phil
lips were delegates from the
Sandhills Kiwanis Club of Moore
Couniy at the Kiwanis National
convention held the last week of
June in Miami’s Convention Hall.
The Carolin,a District delegates
maintained headquarters at the
Cadillac Hotel.
En route to Miami, the Ponzers
stopped off at St. Augustine and
other points of interest on the
east coast. Returning home via
the west coast, they had a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. James Mann
and their two daughters (Jimmy
w'as former sports editor of Golf
World) in St. Petersburg.
Celebrates 97th
Birthday June 30
Mrs. Vivian Shermah celebra
ted her 97th birthday last Thurs
day, June 30, at the Pinehurst
Convalescent Home.
After 51 years of teaching an
elementary grade at the former
Barnforth School in Danbury,
Conn., Mrs. Sherman retired in
the 1920’s and came to Pinebluff,
where she and her sisters pur
chased a home. Following the
death of her sisters, Mrs. Sher
man moved into Mrs. Dora
Fletcher’s home six years ago.
In recognition of her birthday,
•she received flowers from her
classes of 1910, 1911 and 1912, and
enjoyed a birthday cake with
candles at the Convalescent
Home, where she has been living
for a year as she was unable to
continue keeping house.
ocal Golfers
Among Winners
At Pinehurst
Sixty-four players turned out
Monday to participate in the July
4th mixed better ball of pair
tournament at the Pinehurst
Country Club, in which members
of the men’s Morco Club were in
vited guests of the Sandhills Sum
mer Club.
The winping team with a net
63, wqs that of Mrs. J. A. Rug-
gles and J. Hubert McCaskill.
Miss Katherine Sledge and Dr. F.
C. Sandzen tied for second with
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burke,
both teams scoring net 64’s, and
tied for third place with net 65’s
were Mrs. Claude E. Reams and
W. Lamont Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis C. Burwell, Jr.
Following the tournament,
players and their families gath
ered on the Country Club terrace
for a picnic supper.
The regular weekly tournament
of the Sandhills Summer Club
was played Tuesday, nine holes of
medal play with 25 entrants. Mrs.
Claude E. Reams’ net 35 won first
prize with Mrs. E. Nolley Jackson
scoring 37 for a second place win.
Next Tuesday’s tourney will be
a best six out of each nine hole
event.
H DAY
A'Ik MW i ^"4^%
Looking Ahead
Wide Fellowship’s
Pastxir and Wife
Directing Camp
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Wal-<
lace of the Church of Wide Fel
lowship are directing camp this
week at Moonelon, Elon College,
and attending the camp are Alice
Austin, Penny Henderson, Joan
Reid, Rosemary Wallace and Joel
Kimball.
The Rev. Wallace’s sermon
theme for Sunday, July 10, is
“United States Prestige, Politics
and Christianity.”
Grand Chapter
Officers, OES,
Entertained Here
Mrs. Edna Maurer, worthy
matron of Aberdeen Chapter,
Order Eastern Star, and Mrs.
Jewell McMillan, worthy matron
of Magnolia Chapter, entertained
Mrs. Ella Mae Stokes, worthy
grand matron, and Mrs Jewell
Measamer, district deputy grand
matron of the 12th District of the
Grand Chapter of North Carolina,
OES, at a luncheon in the Howard
Johnson’s Terrace Room.
Other members of the chapter
attending were Mrs. Freda Edge
and Mrs. Tommie Davidson of
Aberdeen, and Mrs. Barbara Shef
field, Mrs. Kathleen Woolley,
Mrs. Marie Hardister, Mrs. Vera
Sitterson, Mrs. Margaret Edwards,
Mrs. Sybil Austin, Mrs. Mary
Pope and Mrs. Delma Finch of
Southern Pines.
After luncheon, the grand of
ficers and several other members
attended the District School of
Instruction and banquet in the
Masonic Temple at Hamlet.
County Girls’
4-H Winners
Judy Stanley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Stanley, Jr., of
Route' 2, Carthage and a member
of the Cameron Senior 4-H Club,
placed in the top six division in
the District 4-H Dress Revue. She
will compete in the State Dress
Revue in Raleigh during 4-H Club
Week, July 25-29.
Judy won in the County Revue
this spring with her jilaid suit of
cotton and dacron with a match
ing solid cotton blouse. For her
accessories she chose black shoes
and bag and a blue hat matchihg
the plaid of the suit.
Jane Lynch has been named
first place county winner in the
girls’ division with her 4-H wild
life project. The daughter of Mrs.
H. B. Lynch of Route 1, Cameron,
Jane has done outstanding work
in public speaking and girls’ elec
tric demonstrations. She is a
member of the Carthage Senior
4H Club.
Carolyn Kidd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kidd of High-
falls, was runner-up in the Girls’
Wildlife project. Both girls had
outstanding records. Carolyn is a
member of the Highfalls Senior/
Club. f
Winners at Bri(ige
Club Meet Listed
Winhing first prize at Tuesday
evening’s Sandhill Du^icate
Bridge Club meeting we^ Mrs.
William J. Burke and A^vs. T. C.
Worth, Jr. In second p/ace were
Mrs. C. D. May and Miss Kath
erine Wiley while 1^. and Mrs.
Charles Marcum to^k the third
prize.
Three Circles of
Brownson Memorial
List Meetings
Mrs. John Montz was hostess
to seven members of Circle No. 1
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. L. L.
Woolley served as moderator and
Mrs. John Mclnnis had charge of
the program.
Circle No. 3 met in the church
parlor on Tuesday; Mrs. Dan R.
McNeill was hostess to the 11
members and one visitor, Mrs. A.
L. Burney. Moderator was Mrs. seventh birthday, Mrs. C. E. Lee
W. C. Hilderman and Mrs. Bur- baked and decorated a cake in the
iiey gave the program on “Chris- society's colors, green and laven-
tian Citizenship.”
Circle No. 4 met Wednesday
afternoon in j the church parlor,
with 12 members present. Mrs.
Haynes Britt and Miss Ethel Blue
BrHt were hostesses, Mrs. D E.
Bailey served as moderator, and
Mrs. Way Ion Blue conducted the
program.
THOSE MEMBERS of Dogwood Grove No. 253 and Pine Camp
attending the picnic held June 28 in Woodmen Hall are shown
above, left to right: Miss Pauline Crain, Mrs. W. E. Crain, Miss
Louise Crain, Mrs. Clyde Council, Miss Mary Scott Newton, Miss
Lessie McNeill, Sue Bailey, Jackie Stutts, Mrs. C. E. Lee, C. E.
Lee, Clyde Council, Mrs. Virgie Duncan, Mrs. H. E. Thrower,
DOGWOOD GROVE NO. 253 OBSERVES
SEVENTH BIRTHDAY WITH PICNIC
^
Members and friends of Dog
wood Grove No. 253 of the Su
preme Forest Woodmen Circle
and Pine Camp of the Woodmen
of the World ' gathered in the
Woodmen hall last Tuesday night
for a family picnic supper with
an evening of fun and fellowship
folk'V/ing the supper.
The get-together served a dual
purpose. Dogwood Grove was cel-
lebrating its seventh birthday, also
June 4 marked the 30th anni
versary of the Woodmen Circle
Home in Sherman, Texas.
A poster displaying outstand
ing facts about the Home was on
display and Miss Mary Scott
Newton gave the history and pur
pose of the founding of the Honie.
This Home is for Woodmen Cir
cle members and orphaned chil
dren of members. In its 30 years
of existence over 200 adults and
children have been cared for. At
present there are approximately
50 members in the Home.
In celebration of the Circle’s
Mrs. Cora Andrews, Miss Mary T. Bailey, Dempsey Bailey, Sue
Norton, Mrs. D. E. Bailey, Mrs. Raywill Pearce, Miss Barbara
Pearce, Mrs. Eugene Norton, Eugene Norton, and twins Judy
and Gene Norton. Also present for the party was Emerson Hum
phrey, not shown in the picture as he was the photographer.
LEARN MORE CLASS ,
The Learn More Bible Class
will meet Monday evening: at 8
o’clock in the Jefferson Inn par
lor.
BROWNSON MEMORIAL
Circle No. 2 of Brownson Mem
orial Presbyterian Church will
meet with Mrs. Carl Lee, Sr. at
the home of Mrs. Carl Lee, Jr. on
Oak Avenue on Monday at 8 p.
ni.
Ciicle No. 8 meets with Mrs.
Ward Hill at 10 a. m. Tuesday.
Circle No. 9 meets in the church
parlor at 10 a. m. Tuesday with
Mrs. Cheves Ligon as hostess.
Circle No. 10 meets at 10 a. m.
Tuesday with Mrs. Melvin John
son at 360 Manly Avenue.
Local Residents
At Union Church
Homecoming Sunday/
Among those attending’ the
homecoming .service ai/d picnic
at Union Church Sunjiay were the
Misses Effie and ytessie Bailey,
Mis. j. S. McL^chlin and sister.
Miss Nannie G^christ, Mrs. T. A.
Jones, Mr. ^nd Mrs. L. L. Wool-
ley, Mr. anQ Mrs. Dan R. McNeill,
and theySlisses Harriett and Les
sie McNeill.
(^'Sunday evening, the Wool-
jUeys and McNeills were present at
yh singing at Thaggard’s Church.
Mrs. Daniels
[Reports on Grand
Lodge Meeting
Highlight of Tuesday evening’s
regular meeting of the B.P.O.
Does at the Southern Pines Coun
try Club was a report given by
Mrs. Leland Daniels, Jr., of the
Grand Lodge meeting held in
Hollywood, Fla. in mid-June
which she and Mrs. W. S. Bushby
attended as delegates from the
local Lodge.
der.
Following, the supper a special
and entertaining fund-raising
party was enjoyed under the
leadership of Miss Pauline Crain.
Several guests arid members were
awarded prizes.
The special guests present were
I Mrs. Virgie "Duncan, Mrs. H. E.
Thrower, Mrs. Cora Andrews,
Mrs^-^velyn McRae and C. E. Lee
ajftd Clyde Council.
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Scott are his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott,
their daughter, Susan, and neph-
Several executive members of lew, James Neely, all of Jackson,
Trimble Products, Inc. with their
families got together Monday
afternoon for a celebration of the
“glorious Fourth” with a swim
ming party at Braeburh Hall fol
lowed by a hamburger roast at
the Harry J. McStravick home on
Country Club Drive.
Af the party, in addition to the
McStravicks, were the Edward
Ashworths, the Robert Paddocks,
the Bernard Ochs and the Edward
Hahles.
After supper, the group enjoyed
an informal songfest, winding up
the festivities around 10 o’clock.
Mrs. Chatfield
Honor Guest at
Birthday Supper
Mrs. Todd Baxter and her
daughter, Miss Alice, were host-
Reireshments were served fol- > esses Sunday evenning at a cook-
lowing the business session by
Mrs. Jerry V. Healy and the
Misses Ruby and Geneva Hall.
In a|lid Out of Town
' Linda Gail Morgan
Christened June 26
j Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Morgan’s
six-months-old daughter, Linda
j Gail, was christened Sunday,
' June 26, by Dr. CheVes K. Ligon
i during the morning worship serv-
; ice at Brownson Memorial Pres-
i byterian Church. Present at the
* christening was Mrs. Morgan’s
mother, Mrs. Raymond Harvey,
V who has been visiting here for
several weeks and plans to return
to her home in Washington, D. C.
on Monday.
Mrs. Francis R. feainey and her
children, Kathy, JMike, and Pat
rick are spendinit the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Norfleet
Ray, in a cott4ge at Crescent
Beach. Maj. RaVney joins his fam
ily at the Beacft for the weekends.
Mr. and Mjfs. Frank P. Smith
and their son, Buddy, spent the
weekend at/Garden City. Their
daughter, Aima Dell is spending
stwo weeks /at Crescent Beach,
S. C. on a /house party with Mrs.
W. G. Bayiey and her daughter,
Anne, of Rockingham.
Mr. anw Mrs. Lewis Telford and
daugntew Marcia spent last week
in Charleston and Folly Beach, S.
C.
Allerf R. Gibbs is a patient un
der observation at Moore Mem
orial hospital. He hopes to return
home/ this weekend. Mrs. Gibbs
drova to Raleigh Tuesday to pick
up Jier daughter, Margie, who
has loeen visiting her grandmoth
er, Jlirs. H. G. Grafton in Danville,
Va. [for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James McL. H.
Collins of Lumberton were recent
visitors in the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Col
lins.
Dr. Kate Way of Washington,
D. C. and her niece, Mrs. Robert
Parker of Raleigh who. have been
vacationing at the former’s place
in Knollwood, have returned to
their respective homes.
, Mrs. Jean Richardson of Chapel
Hill spent Thursday here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Council.
, Mrs. W. O. Moss and Miss Gay
Tate were weekend guests of the
former’s sister, Mrs. Sarah Still
well in Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. A. L. Folley and children,
Jonathan and Dana, will spend
the coming week at Pawley’s Is
land, S. C. Visiting them will be
Walter Harper, Jr. and Miss Fran
cis Harper.
Dr. George Heinitsh spent the
Weekend with Virgil Clark at the
out honoring Mrs. Harry Chat-
field on her birthday. Other
guests at the supper party, which
was held in the Chatfields’ yard,
were the honoree’s husband and
his mother, Mrs. Ella Chatfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leland, Mrs.
S. D. Fobes and daughter, Miss
Arden, and the Baxter’s house
guest, David Weinberger of
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Black Hostess
At Coffee Hour
Mo. who are en route ta Wash
ington, D. C. They plan to stop
off here again on their way back
to Missouri.
, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Frank M.
Smith and their small son. Marsh,
leave Friday for Otter Lake in the
Adirondack Mountains of New
York. Mrs. Smith and Marsh will
visit Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Merrill,
for a month, while Col. I Smith re
turns to Southern Pines after a
week’s stay. Mrs. Smith’s son,
Richard Merrill, who will begin
his sophomore year at M.I.T. next
fall, is working this summer in
the college’s instrumentation lab
oratory, a position which requires
security clearance.
Miss Alice Baxter and David
Vveinoerger of Washington, D. C.
were houseguests of her mother,
Mrs. Todd Baxfor last weekend.
Miss Lockie Parker, who has
been vacationing in Buffalo, N.
Y. and on Cape Cod, returned to
her home Wednesday. Mrs.
George Richardson of Orlando,
Fla., who arrived to occupy Miss
Parker’s home and to keep open
the Country Bookshop during her
absence, is remaining for another
week’s visit.
Col. and Mrs. Harold E. Hassen-
felt had as guests last week at
their East Indiana Avenue home
Mrs. John L. Rhodes and daugh
ter, Ginger of Greensboro, and
Miss Lacey Randolph of Jackson,
Miss.
Mrs. Norman Black was hostess
at a business meeting and coffee
hour Friday morning at her Man
ly home to members of St. An
thony’s Woman’s Club of which
she is projects committee chair
man.
On hand to discuss plans for
the barbecue chicken supper, to
be held July 28 at the Southern
Pines Country Club, were Mrs.
J. Watson Smith, chairman Of ar
rangements and her co-chairman,
Mrs. William- Wilson, Mrs. Harry
Stravick, Mrs. Joseph Gannis,
Mrs. Edward Ashworth, Mrs. Har
old Cuff and Mrs. Hollis Thomp-
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