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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
ABERDEEN NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961
LOCAL FIRM HONORED—Mrs. John S. Ruggles is congratu
lated by N. C. Flanagin (right), president of Kemper Insurance
Companies, and W. H. Heineke, Kemper senior vice president,
as she received an award recognizing Barnum Realty and In
surance Co. of Southern Pines for having represented the Kemp
er Companies for 10 years. The ceremony took place at the recent
Principal Agents’ Meeting in the Statler Hotel, Washington, D,
C., attended by Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ruggles and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Ruggles. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggles and Tom Ruggles are
all active in the local business. An engraved electric clock was
presented as the 10-year service award.
D. McCrimmon
Of Lakeview Dies;
Rites Held Today
Duncan McCrimmon, 70 died
Tuesday at his home in Lakeview.
Funeral services were held this
(Thursday) afternoon at Lakeview
Presbyterian Church, conducted
by the Rev. Grover Currie of
West End, former pastor, assisted
by the pastor, the Rev. Dan Nor
man. Graveside services followed
at Union Church cemetery in
charge of Southern Pines Masonic
Lodge No. 484, of which he was a
member.
Mr. McCrimmon, who was
widely known in the Sandhills,
was born in Cumberland County,
in a section which later became
Moore. He formerly owned and
operated the Aberdeen Supply
Co., a feed and seed business at
Aberdeen, and was the owner of
considerable property in the area.
including Lake Bay.
Georgia continues to he the
South’s leading producer of pulp-
wood for the pulp and paper in
dustry, the state’s 1960 harvest
totaling 4.9 million cords. Ala
bama cut 3 million cords, while
North Carolina, South Carolina
and Florida each cut more than
2 million.
By ANN J. McNEILL
Wins Recognition
Miss Libby Voss, student at
Aberdeen High School, has been
given recognition for high
achievement m the initial stage
of the seventh annual National
Merit Scholarship Competition.
Libby ranked 16lst out of 12,-'
‘iJ.i students in North Carolina
I who took the test last March. This
I makes her eligible to take part in
the semi-finals, the next step to
determine the Merit Scholars of
the nation. This is a coveted hon
or with many vieing for it. Good
luck, Libby!
Walter Hines Page Club
Mrs. Henrietta Courtway was
hostess to the Walter Hines Page
Book Club recently with 24 mem
bers and one guest, Mrs. Law
rence Johnson, present.
Mrs. W. C. Neill, president, pre
sided over the business session.
The club has taken North Caro
lina Folklore for its programs of
the year. Mrs. C. E. Pleasants
presented a most interesting pro
gram on the North Carolina In
dian.
' During the social hour Mrs.
Courtway served delicious re
freshments to the group.
Brownie Troop 98
Because of the large number of
girls interested in the Brownie
Scouts, this troop has been divi
ded into two groups. There were
34 girls attending the first meet
ing last Thursday at the First
Baptist Church. The fourth grad
ers will be in a separate group'
under the leadership of Mrs.
Charles Shields and Mrs. Larry
Simmons and will meet in the
home of Mrs. Shields.
Mrs. Carl Wynn, Mrs. Roy
Overby, and Mrs. Lindsay Goings
leaders of the second and
are
third grade Brownies, who will
continue to meet on 'Thursday at
the First Baptist Church.
The patrols include: Sweet Po
tatoes, with Rebecca Goings lead
er, and Alice Faye Overby, as
sistant-leader; Butter Beans, with
Linda Cruce as leader and Freda
Wicker as assistant-leader; and
Corn Patrol with Kathy Hall as
leader and Leigh Flinchum as as
sistant^.
Baptist Homecoming
Among those from afar who
attended the homecoming at First
Baptist Church on Sunday were:
Captain (Chaplain) Eugene Deese,
the Rev. Zeb Caudle, former pas
tors of the church, who took part
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ABERDEEN-PINEHURST-CARTHAGE-VASS-WEST END
in the church service; Mr. and
Mrs.' Aubrey Johnson of New
Bern; Mrs. W. E. Freeman of
Raeford; Mr. and Mrs. John Hern
don and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Spear,
Sr. of Kinston; Mr. L. J. Daw
kins of Hickery; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Tilley of Chapel Hill.
Briefs
Mrs. Carl Johnson, and daugh
ter, Sylvia, of Durham visited
friends in Aberdeen Sunday.
Those from Aberdeen who at
tended a Baptist Regional Broth
erhood meeting in Charlotte
Monday were Dallas Clark, Joe
Lennon, Walter DeLong, and the
Rev. R. D. Spear, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dona-
than and children and Mr. and
Mrs. George Pappendick and chil
dren spent the weeked at Ocean
Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tate and
Danny spent Sunday at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dunn and
sons spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Holden’s Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeill and
children spent the weekend in
Wilmington and attended home
coming at Pearsall Memorial
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson
are visiting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wescott
Burlingame, and family in Roch
ester, N. Y. They will also visit
relatives and friends in other
places in the north. While in New
England, Mrs. Johnson will at
tend the 50th reunion of her class
at her alma mater. Mount Holy
oke College, in South Hgdley,
Mass. Her granddaughter is cur
rently a student at Holyoke.
Miss Ellen Monroe is a patient
at Moore Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. D. B. Herring spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Herring and sons in Fayetteville.
Joe Smith left the first of thi^
week for Wiston-Salem where be
has accepted a position in the
IBM department of Wachovia
•Bank.
'MINERAL SHOWCASE'
Western North Carolina is the
Mineral Showcase of the nation
I and has more varieties of pre- ,
cious and semi-precious stones
than gny other area of similar
size in the United States. Every
year thousands of visitors are
drawn to the ruby mines in
Franklin, the emerald mines of
Spruce Pine, to the scenic won
derland of sapphire country to
the south of Asheville.
Snuff, one of the early forms of
tobacco adopted by the Euro
peans, has maintained a substan
tial popularity in this country.
About 35 million pounds of snuff
are manufactured and sold here
each year.'
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49'
Walgreens
ASPIRIN
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GLYCERIN
% Decongestant Tablets
Atielrhi relieves sinus, colds. 2 is.
c
Regularly 4-5^
2:46
59‘ HAIR
BRUSHES
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BABY OIL
Physicians & surgeons. 5-oz
"Nina”
Popular flared style
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Jewelry
211
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Sweetening Solution
Non-nutritive. 4-oz. bottle.
^ 2:80*
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MULTIPLE
VITAMINS
ROOM DEODORANT
Amoray kills txlors. 12-oz. aerosol
2:U“
COIGN SYIHP
Antihistaminic. 8-oz. bottle.
1 20
for yotir family's good health
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VITAMINS &
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10 vitamins and 8 minerals. lOO’s
199
THROAT LOZENGES’
Medicated Anefrin, tube of 12.
% BA n-OA.
^2:90
lotion
LONG
LASTINO
f*ftOUCTlOH
TIDY .
ROLL-ON
Deodorant
Also Stick or Spray
-REG. 98
2iS
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SLEEP CAPSULES
Anklon for safe sleep. 18’s,
HAIR SPRAY
Formula 20. 4 ^^-02. aerosol.
01
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BISMADINE TABLETS Hillro$e-K Lotion
Antiseptic. Smooths hands. 6-oz.
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EXTRA SPECIALS
ADDED TO OUR SPECTACULAR ONE CENT SALE!
Gay & Distinctive
CURLING
A grand
total of
500 feet.'
^3.00 Value Assorted
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
6 y,/rrdOApOO^
Choice of - ^,
Regent “^2® |
Slim style
Clean & S^anitary
Waste Baskets
Rugged polyetheiyne.
12 qt. and j, .a
7qt. size. |
Both For.
His & Hers Styles
BILLFOLDS
Pick up a spare for
2i2»'
some
other
wear.
DURA FLASH
Flash Bulbs
For sure to lire results.
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no. 5's
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M2:90'
HAIR DRESSING
Formula 20. 8-02. tube.
i|2:90
MIHEML GIL
Walgreen, extra heavy. Pint.
A 2:70'
MOUTH WASH
Walgreen CHLOROPHYLI,. 12-oz. bottle!|
c
2:76'
PRE ELECTRIC SHAVE
Provides "slip” and dry skin
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shop and Save On- MANY 'MORE
B SALE- SPECIALS IN OUR STORE
BOOK MATCHES
50 packs of
sure strikes.
FLASHLIGHT
2 cell, with bright
metal case.
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77‘
CRAIG DRUG
HOSIERY
Sycamore Street
“GLORY
„51 gauge,
Aberdeen, N. C.
1 5 denier.