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THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1961
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page FIVE
Women's Activities
and Sandhills
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor
ocial Events
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Winners at Recent
Bridge Parties Listed
Hollywood Bridge Club
Table winners at Tuesday
afternoon’s regular session of the
Hollywood Bridge Club were
Mrs. P. P. Pelton, Mrs. L. K. Luff
and Mrs. L. Sawyer.
Sandhill Duplicate Club
Teams winning tbs top three
prizes at the Sandhill Duplicate
Bridge Club party Tuesday eve
ning were, first, Dr. E. W. Bush
and Fred Brindley; second, Mrs.
Alice Luman and Mrs. Helene
Pavlov, Fort Bragg; and third,
Mrs. Jean Edson andf Eugene
Christian, Saranac, N. Y.
Night of Cards
Winners at the season’s final
Night of Cards, held last week
at the Pinehurst Country Club,
were: Mrs. J. W. Allen, Mrs. T,
Howard Atkinson, Mrs. Alvie J.
Claxton, Mrs. J. Joseph Connor,
Mrs. Arthur C. Davenport, Mrs
K. R. Dorries, Mrs. James Doug
las, Mrs. John E. Elmendorf, Jr.,
Mrs. Leslie Gay.
Also, Mrs. Henry L. Graves,
Mrs. W. A. Hanna, Mrs. Myron
Hill, Mrs. Harry G. Hogan, Mrs.
Mary Journey, Mrs. Ralph Leach,
Jr., Mrs. J. M. Lindsley, Mrs.
William Lowrie, Mrs. Edward L.
McKendrew, Mrs. Ralph Page,
Miss Ann Brechin, Dr. M. W.
Marr, Dr. M. T. Pishko, Collier
W. Baird, Charles F. Beran, John
R. Burr, True P. Cheney, John
P. Dillon, W. B. Foreman,
Thomas Hayes, Maurice Hull,
Hugh D. Stewart, Alfred Swartz
and Clarence L. von Tacky.
Carolina Hotel Party
Mr. and Mrs. Frank deCosta
of Southern Pines were winners
at the weekly duplicate bridge
party held Friday evening at the
Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst. In sec
ond place were Mrs. W. O. Smith,
Cutrfioque, N. Y. and Miss Doris
Markley, Mason City la. ,and tied
for third with Pine Needles
guests Mrs. E., A. Painter and
Mrs. W. Ostman were Mrs. Jean
Edson and Mrs. C. D. May,
Southern Pines.
Dogwood Grove Party
Fund Raiser for March
Of Dimes, Heart Funds
Members and friends of Dog
wood Grove No. 253 of the Su
preme Forest Woodmen circle
assembled in the Woodmen haU
Tuesday for an evening of fun
and fellowship.
The purpose of the party was
to raise money for the March of
Dimes and Heart funds. The eve
ning was si)ent in playing games
and prizes were given to the win
ners.
Most of the prizes were made
by the members and donated to
, the circle, among them were
aprons, scarves, pillow cases, pot
holders, cakes and many other
items.
At the conclusion of the games
Alvin Adcox, consul commander
of Pine Camp auctioned a gaily
decorated cake baked by Mrs.
Katie Lee. Miss Louise Crain was
high bidder and carried the “gold
mine cake’’ hom^ with her.
Mrs. Marcum Figures
In Two Ties in Par
Seekers Tournament
Yesterday’s beautiful weather
brought scores of enthusiastic
golfers to the Southern Pines
Country Club courses, among
them, a large group of Par Seek
ers.
Their tournament resulted in a
three-way tie for first place be
tween Mrs. John Hauser, Mrs.
Virgil Page Clark and Mrs.
Joseph Hiatt.
Mrs. Charles Marcum was low
gross winner and she and Mrs.
F. H. Undrwood tied tied for low
putts. Mrs. Marcum was also tied
with Mrs. Hauser for low net.
LISA FAITH HOLDER was crowned “Little Miss Southern
Pines 1961’’ before an audience of approximately 200 last Fri
day night in Weaver Auditorium. The new queen is the petite
blonde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holder of Lakeview.
First runner up was Tyeann Tew, second was Teresa Mor
rison, third was Karen Smith and fourth was Psim Teeter. A
group picture showing all the winners will appear in next
week’s Pilot.
The 32 uncier-five contestants delighted the audience with
their charm. They were fascinated with Hoppy, The Rabbit, on
hand to entertain the children.
Television pictures, taken at the contest, will be shown to
morrow, Friday, at 9 a.m. over Channel 11, Durham.
In and Out of Town
Arden Fobes, who is here with I Stoneybrook Steeplechase last
her mother, Mrs. S. D. Fobes for
the spring vacation from St.
Mary’s Junior College, had as
guests over the weekend Char
lotte Thorne of Littleton and
Ann Cameron Bowman and
“Buzzie” Miller, of Wadesboro.
Visiting Mrs. J. B. Boyle at her
East Indiana home last week
were Mrs. Thorntop Field ^ of
Cranberry, N. J. and Mrs. Charles
Smith of Gettysburg, Pa.
D. A. Graham of Ruffin, S. C.,
spent last week at Moore Mem
orial Hospital for a check-up and
he and Mrs. Graham came to the
home of his sisters. Misses Kate
and Eva Graham, on Saturday
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Council
had as guests from Friday until
Sunday their grandchildren
Charles and Jaan Richardson, of
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. John E. Elmendorf, Jr
leaves Monday for two weeks in
New York City and Washington
D. C. She is driving north with
Bishop and Mrs. G. Ashton Old
ham, who are returning to Litch
field, Conn, after several weeks
in Pinehurst. During Mrs. Elm-
endorf’s absence, her KnoUwood
home will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. James Winston of Chi
cago. Mrs. Charles de Rham is
night here with Mrs. Elmendorf
Here this week with Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Hobbs are Mr',
and Mrs. George Conley and Mrs
Girls Auxiliary-
Studies Home
Mission Book
The Girls Auxiliary of the
First Baptist Church met Monday
evening to study the Home Mis
sion book “No Greater Heritage,”
taught by Mrs. Glenn Cox.
The study concluded with spec
ial prayer for home mission work.
A chilliburger supper, with
trimmings, was served by Mrs.
Ronald Britt, Mrs. Tom Speers
and Mrs. Fred Woodruff.
GA director is Mrs. Maynard
Mangum and councilors are Mrs.
Walter O’Neal and Miss Marga
ret Thomasson.
Eighteen of the nineteen GA
members attended the supper
meeting.
weekend and visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T .Overton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson
are, arriving Tuesday from Vir
ginia Beach, Va. to spend three
or four weeks with his sister.
Miss Mary Richardson.
Here for the Steeplechase and
other weekend social activities,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Younts, were Robert Hilker and
his wife, of Gastonia, of Radio
Station WCGC (Belmont); Mrs.
Doris Brown, representing her
Station WKBC, North Wilkes-
boro; Roland Potter, Station
WA'TA, Boone and Tim Parker
and his wife of Charlotte. He is
AP Bufeau Chief for the Caro-
linas.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W. Wink,
elman plan to leave Monday for a
short vacation in Florida.
David McCallum is at home
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David McCallum, after six
months’ service with the Marine
Corps at Parris Island and Camp
LeJeune. The McCallums and
David were supper guests Satur
day of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McLeod
at Fayetteville, and afterwards,
attended the performance of the
N. C. State Ballet at Fort Bragg.
Brig. Gen. George Stevens
(Ret.) and his wife visited his for
mer Princeton college roomate,
James Hartshorne at Highland
Lodge during last weekend’s race
meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. C. Robert Van-
ANTIQUES FAIR REPORT
Beth Britton, an entry in
Friday night's Jaycette-spon-
'sored "Litfle Miss Southern
Pines'^ contest, later attended
the Antiques Fair with her
mother. Mrs. V. E. Britton, Jr.,
and drew the winning name
for the door prise. '
The winner, Mrs, Anna D.
Poole of Raeford, was present
to receive the prize, two can
dlesticks and an ^l5htray of
white native-made pottery.
General Chairman Mrs.
Ernest L. Ives spoke briefly of
her appreciation to all who
had assisted in the success of
the Fair in this, its fourth year
under sponsorship of . the
Moore County Historical As
sociation. She then pres^gted
Mrs. W. B. Bodine, executive
secretary, who took charge of
the door prize drawing.
Aftendance at the Fair, held
as usual at the National Guard
Armory, was rated at about
750, somewhat less than last
year. Dealers, however, were
pleased as buying was brisker,
and all are anxious to retxirn
next year.
The canteen, under Mrs.
Edward Schneider's expert
guidance, did an excellent
business and Shaw House also
served a great many lunches
di^ring the three-day exhibit.
Sausers Hosts at
Dinner Party at
The Golden Door
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Clare W. Sau-
ser entertained Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Ira T. Wyche, of Pinehurst,
and their weekend guest, Mrs.
Gustave Franke of Camden, S.S.,
at dinner Sunday evening at the
Golden Door.
INS and OUTS
Looking Ahead
CIVIC CLUB BENEFIT
Saturday afternoon, April 1
from 2 to 4 o’clock the grounds
of Mr. aAd Mrs. Quinton Smith
on Route 211 in West End will be
open for the benefit of the Civic
Club of Southern Pines. The
Smiths have a number of rare
and unusual plants and several
varieties of hybrid azaleas. A
small admission fee will be
charged.
Transportation from Southern
Pines will be arranged by calling
0X5-4962. Parking facilities are
available in the yard of the West
End Baptist Church, across the
street from the Smith residence.
ST. MARY’S GUILD
St. Mary’s Guild of Emmanuel
Church will meet at 2:30 p. m.
Monday, April 3, in the parish
hall. The president, Mrs. Franz
Krebs, will speak on “Altar
Flowei’s,” and tea will be served.
Visitors are welcome.
DOES MEET
BPO Does will meet Tuesday,
April 4, at 8 p.m. at the Southern
Pines (Country Club.
WILDLIFE CLUB
A Moore County native, Mrs
Kate McPherson Ferguson, will
present a program on “Plant Con^
servation” at the April meeting
of the Moore County ' Wildlife
Club, to be held in the Cameron
school cafeteria Tuesday at 7 p
m. Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will serve. Persons in
terested in our county plants are
invited to attend.
DAR MEETING
The Alfred Moore Chapter
Daughters of the American Rev
olution, meets Saturday, April 8
at 2:30 p. m. at Shaw House. The
State report will be given and
there will be a musical program
Hostesses are Mrs. Hawley Poole
Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mrs. True
Cheney, Mrs. P. P. Pelton and
Mrs. F. M. Thompson.
DOGWCXID GROVE
Dogwood Grove No. 253 will
meet Tuesday, April 4 at 8 p.m. in
the Woodmen hall. All members
are urged to attend as final con
vention arrangements must be
made.
Spending the Easter holiday
with Mrs. Fred W. McBride on
Weymouth Road is her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Victor Sifton of Win
nipeg, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Camp
bell expect to leave Sunday for
New York City eifter a visit at
their East Connecticut Avenue
home. Their daughter, Margot, is
visiting friends at Eleuthra in the
Bahamas.
Martha Caton and two class
mates from the Woman’s College
in Greensboro, who came down
for the Stoneybrook Steeplechsise
and to attend the Duke Glee Club
concert Saturday night at Weaver
Auditorium, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Caton on
Hill Road.
Mrs. Russell Taylor arrived re
cently from her home in Free
hold, N. J. and plans to visit her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Beith in KnoUwood
until June.
Gordon Mitchell arrives home
today from Davidson College to
spend the spring holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Mitchell in KnoUwood. Their son.
Maxwell, a student at the local
high school, flies south Friday
and will spend Easter with his
grandparents in Lafayette, Ga.
Miss Barbara Gillis of Mount
Olive, a freshman at the Univer
sity of North Carolina, arrived
Wednesday to spend the spring
holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Eveleth Richardson and other
relatives.
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Aberdeen. N. C.
Christine Gifford and son, Mich- derVoort returned Tuesday after
the weekend at The Patricia in
Myrtle Beach, S. C. Their child
ren, Glory, Kathy and Bob, vis-
it.-id their grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. E. M. Medlin in Aberdeen.
ael, of Sherrill, N. Y. Mrs. Hobbs
returned here Monday after
spending a week in Montgomery
Ala. where her daughter, Patti,
has taken an apartment with
three sorority sisters from Ala
bama University for two months
while the girls are practice
teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Bullens,
Jr., and daughter, Sherron, will
arrive today to spend Easter with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deni
son K. Bullens at Homewood.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Smith
their children, Anna Dell and
Buddy, and Billy Bodine, Satur
day night attended the North
Carolina State Ballet at Fort
Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing T. Hall
of Chattanooga, Tenn. are spend
ing the Easter holiday with his
sisters, Misses Geneva and Ruby
HaU.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith of
Fayetteville were here for the
Church Honors
Dr. C. K. Ligon
Dr. and Mrs. Cheves K. Ligon
were honor guests at a picnic
given Wednesday evening by
members oT"Srownson Memorial
Church in tltfe fellowship hall.
Dr. Ligon was presented a gift
certificate and commended for
his faithful, unselfish Christian
service to the church, which he
served for 10 years as pastor, and
to the community.
Under his leadership. Brown-
son Memorial has enjoyed
wonderful record of growth and
progress, it was pointed out
When Dr. Ligon came here inJetteviUe Presbytery March 1.
New Heir-Rivak
MARY McKAY WILLIAMS
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Williams
announce the birth of a daughter,
Mary McKay, March 17. ’They
have two sons, Freddie, five years
old and Jeff, three.
AMANDA CAROL HINTON
LESLIE CAROL HINTON
Mr. and Mrs. T. Steve Hinton
of Jacksonville, Fla., announce
the birth of twin daughters, who
arrived on Wednesday, March 8.
Amanda Carol weighed seven
pounds, one ounce, and Leslij
Carol checked in at seven pounds,
eight ounces. The twins have twc
brothers, who will be three years
old and one year old in April.
Mrs. Hinton is the former
Phyllis Faircioth, daughter of
Worth Faircioth of Pinehurst and
niece of Mrs. Verdie Caddell of
Southern Pines.
1951, church membership was
around 300. Today, it stands at
more than 635.
Dr. Ligon accepted the positiop
of executive secretary of Fay
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