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4 a s 6' THURSDAY, AUGUST 11,1960 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina WEST END NEWS by SALLIE AUMAN Services Held Tragedy hit this community with a severe blow Tuesday when Mrs. Clifton Tuttle, 42, was fatal ly injured in an autmobile acci dent near Latta, S. C. Rev. Mr. Tuttle was seriously injured with back and other internal injuries. He was hospitalized at Dillon, S. C., and was moved Sunday morn ing to Baptist Hospital in Win ston-Salem. The Tuttles were driving to Myrtle Beach for a va cation with their three sons, who were only slightly shaken, when the accident opcurred. Funeral services were held Thursday for Mrs. Tuttle, the former Miss Toye Deal, at 10:30 with the Rev. Wade McKnight, of Rockingham, the Rev. G. H. Kincaid of Lenoir, and the Rev. Bernard Tuttle of Le noir officiating. Graveside services were con ducted at the Blue Ridge Memor ial Park in Lenoir at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Tuttle is survived by her husband; five children: Mrs. Ver non Price of Rockingham; Sherrie, a student at Appalachain State Teachers College at Boone; and Douglas, Steven, and Blaine of the home; and two brothers, Clyde Deal of Lenoir and Jasper Deal of Fayetteville. Serving as pallbearers were Bill Jackson, Dewey Saunders, Mor ris Shelton, Lamar Pusser, J. C. Atkins, and Gilbert Dunn. The honorary pallbearers were the Rev. J. C. Halliburton of Rocking ham, the Rev. C. A. Kirby and the Rev. Fred Richardson of Car thage, the Rev. Max Gilmore of Pinehurst, the Rev. Daniel Spears of Aberdeen, the Rev. Paul West and the Rev. Lee Pridgin of Pine- bluff, the Rev. Mayn^d Mangum of Southern Pines, and the Rev. E. J. Parham of Robbins. Attending the graveside rites in Lenoir from here in addition to the Pallbearers were Mrs. Her man Pusser, Mrs. Robert Blake, Mrs. J. C. Atkins, Sarah Betty Pusser, Edwin and Mary Louise Baugh^J, Jimmie Dunn, and Char les Harris. Other members of the Baptist Church who went to Dil lon to be with their beloved pas tor were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis i Greene, Mrs. Ina Bolton, Mrs. Mandy Luck, Mrs. Dewey Saun ders, Mrs. Connie Little, Lonnie Luck, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Saunders, Mrs. Minnie Saunders and Edna, Judy Luck, Linda Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Saunders, and Brenda, and T. C. and Betty B. Gibson. The members of the W. M. U. of which Mrs. Tuttle served as President were in charge of the flowers as also were the Girls Auxiliary of which she served as Counselor. The Baptist congrega tion remembered the Tuttles with a love gift. Don Donaldson spoke to the Lions Club at their meeting Thursday evening on the Boy’s Home at Whiteville. Don is va cationing here with family. The Lions Club is happy that they can participate in such a worth while project. Lion Roy Swarin- gen went to Boys’ Home for Don on Friday. This is a believe it or not!! Ros- coe Rushing has a California grape vine with several culsters of ripe grapes growing on his store. So far as anyone knows this is the only vine of its kind in' R. Hill of Martinsville. CLUB BOURBON Kentucky Straight Bourbon CLOB UMT CUIB SpuRBoii KUONS li COMi^. LOUSVALE. RT. • STRMGHT BOURBQN WHtSXEV m i«ooF,*nsTip/M BY lunm nsnuERs products compmnv the State and Roscoe is of the opinion that the vine grew from a seed that was dropped near his store. He sells California grapes in season. At the Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian Church, Becky and Janet Markham sang a duet, “Panis Angelicus” by Ces ar Franck. The Presbyterian Women who attended the Retreat at Camp Monroe last week were the camp director. Miss Treva Auman, the director of singing, Mrs. George Houck, Mrs. E. R. Outland, Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Mrs. R. B. Lewis, Miss Grace Donaldson, Miss Tres- sie Auman, and Mrs. Claude Au man. Sherrie Upole was home for the weekend from Charlotte and Cassie Gibson was home from High Point. Miss Mary Winifred Kernodle spent last week at Woman’s Col lege in Greensboro'where she at tended the State "Vocational Home Economics Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark of Lumberton spent' Saturday with Mrs. Minnie Thompson. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Smith and Miss Sue Flanagan of Farmville. At Myrtle Beach last weekend were the Everette Cole and Bob by VonCanon families. Welcome home to Rock and Chuck Lewis and Michael Cole who returned home Wednesday from Colorado Springs where they attended the National Boy Seout Jamboree. Rick and Chuck have already signed up for the Scout trip next year while Mike plans to take a 'Western trip next sum mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cole. Michael Wilson is home on a 14- day furlough following the com pletion of his basic training at Fort Jackson. He will report to Fort Knox, Ky., following his furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Tarrell Graham and family were weekend guests of the Ray Carsons and Mrs. An nie Mack Graham in Fayetteville on Sunday afternoon. Tarrell called on Governor- Nominee Terry Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott and Martha of Burlington were Sun day night supper guests of the Clyde Aumans. Kenneth Moore of Winston-Sa lem is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Farmer, this week while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, are vacation ing at the beach. Mrs. E. F. Rimmer of Reidsville was at home here for overnight Thursday. Guests of the North Lewis fam ily are Mrs. Charles Krywokulsky, Billy and Mitchell Krywokulsky, and Mrs. Edward Tucker with Carol, all of Chicago, Ill. The Lew- iss ’and their guests are vacation ing this week at their cottage at the beach. Mrs. R. B. Lewis and Mrs. A. G. McDuffie attended the World Missions Conference at Montreat last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hill with C. S., jJr., and Miss Jean Hill, who is with the Commercial Credit Company of Greensboro, spent the weekend in Martinsville, Va., Mrs. Hill, with C. S. Jr., remain ed there for the week as guests of her mother, Mrs. Ella Reynolds in Patrick Springs and Mrs. John JACKSON SPRINGS NEWS Floyd Thomas, ministerial stu dent of LouisbUrg College, spoke to the Ruritan Club Wednesday evening. The president, Charles Cole, presided at the meeting and the women of the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church served the din ner. Mrs. Jimmy Deaton and Miss Evelyn Holliday shared honors at a shower Friday evening at the Community' House with Mrs. A. H. McCall, Mrs. Mike Lambeth, and Mrs. Ashton Richardson sis co-hostesses. John C. Blue ^ad an appendec tomy at Moore Memorial Hos pital last week. Sam DiUing is a patient at Moore Memorial. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallimore at Moore Me morial last week. Attending the Presbytery Re treat at Camp Monroe last week were Mrs. Jim Oldharii, Mrs. J. E. Blue and Mrs. W. E. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Money with Donnie and Douglas have return ed to Norwich, N. Y., after spend ing 10 days with relatives, making the Ollie Currie" home their head quarters. Martha Currie went home with the Moneys for a vis it. Mrs. John Caskey with Kathy and Mike of Charlotte spent sev eral days last week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Melvin. Calling on the Melvins Sunday were Rev. Grady McKeithen of Fayetteville; Mrs. Melvin’s step mother, Mrs. Margaret Monroe McMillan; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMillan and Beth; Harry Mc Millan and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McMillan, all of Wade; Mrs. John McKeller of Red Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Doc Clayton of Southern Highfalls Poultry, Egg Show Scheduled Aug. 27; Cash Prizes To Be Presented The Highfalls Poultry Show will be held in the Highfalls School on Saturday, August 27, The program will begin at 8 o’ clock in the morning, with the entries of exhibits. All poultry- men who will enter broilers and eggs in the show may enter them between 8 and 9 a.m.. The show will be in the High falls school gymnasium. The Judging will be done this year by poultry specialists from State College. Dr. Harvey Bumgardner Pines, and Perry Gallimore of El- lerbe. Neil Melvin has returned to Winston-Salem following a two weeks business trip to El Paso, Tejcas. Spending several days as guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clay with Robert and Richard of Tap- pahanoch, Va., and Mrs. J. E. Griffith of Knoxville, Tenn. Don Brown left last week to report to Alters Air Base in Okla homa. During his furlough he vis ited, in Westminster, S. C., and served as an usher in a friends wedding in Greenville, S. C. Mac Hardy of Westminster visited Don at his home here for several days. will judge the broilers. C. F. Par rish, in charge of the Extension Poultry Department, will judge the 4-H Club Pullets. W. C. Mills, extension poultry specialist, will judge the eggs. Dr. Frank Craig from State Col lege will speak in the school audi torium on “Poultry Management and Diseases.” A Poultry Princess will be crowned during the day’s festivi ties. Any businessman wishing to sponsor a girl in this contest is asked to get in touch with Luther Paschal of Glendon or Miss Flora McDonald, county home eco nomics agent, at Carthage. The Poultry Princess Contest wiU begin in the school auditor ium at 10 a. m. The crowning of the Poultry Princess will be at noon. Winners in the Poultry Show will be recognized and receive their prize money in the auditor ium. Cash prizes are offered in several classes in both contests. Show Chairmen Norris Shields of Route 1, Robbins, and John Chisholm of Route 1, Carthage, are chairmen of the broiler show. Serving as chairman of the egg show is W. G. .Harris of Route 1, Carthage. 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