THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
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By SALLY AUMAN
College Majorette
Judy U^ole, 1961 graduate of
the West End High School, has
been selected a majorette at Lees-
McRae College where she is a
freshman. Judy’s friends are not
surprised at her selection, in fact,
they would have been surprised
had she not been selected. This
talented young miss was a high
school cheer leader, Homecoming
queen, studied voice and dancing
and taught herself to twirl the
baton. Judy, daughter of Mr. and
E Mrs. Floyd Upole, writes her par
ents that she is delighted with
her studies, her role as majorette
and ■ every thing about the Banner
Elk College, including the recent
snow.
Senior Class Officers
Linda McNair has been elected
president of the Senior Class of
West End High School; to serve
with her are Nancy Williams
vice-president; Carolyn Seawell
corresponding secretary; Phyllis
Jean Godfrey, recording secre
tary; and Annette Thompson,
treasurer. To serve as mascots for
the class are Jim Blue, son of Mr,
and Mrs. E. J. Blue and nephew
of Senior Annette Thompson, and
Laura Lowder, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Dean Lowder of Aber
deen and a cousin of Senior Carol
Deane Hartsell.
The Seniors have been busy
selling ads for the annual and
monogrammed blouses to help
with the class finances.
Junior Class Officers
Clare Cole was elected president
of' the Junior Class; to serve
with her are Billy Monroe, vice-
president; Nancy McLean, secre
tary; Mack McDonald, treasurer;
reporters, Phyllis Burns and
Billy Harris. The grade parents
for the Juniors are Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Z.
B. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Sutphin, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Har
ris and the Rev. and Mrs. David
McLean. The active Junior Class
has recently made more than
$200 through magazine subscrip
tions to defray expenses for the
Junior-Senior banquet. High
salesmanship went to Clare Cole.
Monogram Club Officers
At the initial meeting of the
High School Monogram Club,
Roger Greene was elected presi
dent; Thomas Garner, vice-presi
dent; Linda McNair, secretary;
Lois Martin, treasurer; and re
porters are Clare Cole and Jim
my Dunn.
Mank Hunley was appointed
chairman of the committee to
write the constitution; serving
with him are Phyllis Jean God
frey, Judy Williams, Phillip
i Greene. Sue Thomas was appoint
ed chairman of the project com
mittee and to serve with her are
Charlotte Thomas, Johnny Rob
bins and Jackie Donaldson.
Lions Club Program
Dr. John C. Grier, Jr. of Pine-
hurst spoke to the Lion’s Club
Thursday evening in behalf of
the club’s White Cane Drive. Lion
Cub Billy McKenzie was welcom
ed into club membership and
special guests were Tommy Mc
Neill and D. L. Ritter, Jr. The
dinner meeting was held at the
recreation hall of the Presbyteri
an Church, with representatives
of the Woman’s Club serving the
meal.
Receives Cifation
George Houck, Jr. has recently
been promoted to .Captain at his
Fort Meade AFB, Md. Captain
Houck also received a citation in
recognition of outstanding service
during his tour of duty last year
at Saglek, Labrador.
Appointed Chairman
Miss Bert McCrummen was ap
pointed Chairman of the Presby-
terial Constitution and by-laws
at the meeting of the Women of
Fayetteville Presbytery in Lum-
berton on Wednesday. Attending
the meeting from the local
church were Mrs. George Houck,
Mrs. R. B. Lewis and Miss Grace
Donaldson.
Collect for UNICEF
All children in the primary and
junior departments of the church
es of this community are invited
to join in a drive tomorrow, Fri
day evening, for the United In
ternational Children’s Relief
Fund. The children will meet at
the Methodist Building at 6:30 p.
m. and from there will disburse
in groups, returning at 8:00 p. m.
for refreshments. Mrs. Francis
Currie, Jr. of the Sandspur Club
and Mrs. E. L. Sutphin of the
Woman’s Club are serving as co-
chairmen of the drive.
Layman's Sunday
Observing Layman’s Sunday
at the Methodist Church, Roy
Swaringen spoke on seven ways
to support your pastor. He was
assisted by Edgar McNair and the
Church Choir sang “The Old
Rugged Cross.”
Attend WSCS Meet
Attending the Sub-district
tneeting of the WSCS in Biscoe
Thursday afternoon were Mrs.
Dwight Richardson, Mrs. Fred
Monroe, Mrs. M. J. Davis and
Miss Blanche Monroe.
Trip Winners
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Cole left
Thursday morning for a week’s
vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.
having been the lucky winners
of the trip through the Red and
White Company. The children
are visiting friends—Kathy is
with Susie VonCanon, Verona
Ann is guest of Robert Gordon
and Van and Rita are with Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Garrison in Pine-
hurst.
Al Trade Fair
North Lewis spent most of the
past week at the Trade Fair in
Charlotte where the Troy Mobile
Homes, of which he is president,
had a display. Mrs. Lewis with
Rick and Chuck joined him at
the Fair on Saturday, had Satur-
'day evening dinner wi,th the Bob
Youngblood family. Also guests
of the Youngbloods for the week
end from West End were Mr. and
Mrs. Z. B. Conrad with Harry.
The Lewis family toured the
mountains on Sunday.
Among other West Enders seen
at the Trade Fair last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold MaFkham
with Becky, Janet, Janice Gor
don, Libba Johnson and Allan
McDonald.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fletcher and
E. L. Sutphin spent most of last
week at their cottages at Windy
Point with Mrs. Sutphin, Joanne
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark
and Mac of Lumberton going
down for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Currie
with Mitchell anjd Mrs. Finch
Thomas toured the mountains
from Friday until Sunday.
of the Rev. and Mrs. George
Houck were the Rev. ■ and Mrs.
S. N. Cramer and Miss Josephine
Cramer of Candor.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Hartsell were Dr. and
Mrs. Clayton Carpenter, with
Cindy and Patricia of Johnson
City, Tenn. Mrs. Carpenter is the
former Miss Ruth Hartsell. Mrs.
Burke Wiles of Salisbury has re
turned home after visiting the
Hartsells.
Mrs. E. R. Gotland is home
after visiting friends in High
Point and the Dan McDuffies in
Fayetteville.
PNjS Charles Brewer,, stationed
with the United States Navy in
Puerto Rico has been joined there
by his wife and two children,
Kevin and Andrew. The family
was with Charles’s mother, Mrs.
Edith Brewer, before Hying to
Puerto Rico.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Grover English and their son,
Kirby, who have moved here
from Hamlet and live in the John
Greene home.
Linda Brewer, Morris Shelton
and Mr. and Mrs. Bud William
son of Troy attended the State
Fair on Saturday.
Miss Alberta Monroe is visit
ing friends -in Wilmington.
'The Rev. and Mrs. Colon God
win, missionaries to Ghana in
Africa, spoke to the Baptist con
gregation Sunday evening on
itheir work in mission field.
The Rev. Mr. Godwin is direct
or of a school and Mrs. Godwin
says she serves as handyman.
Mrs. Gqdwin is the former Miss
Carolyn Smith of the Roseland
community and a graduate of
West End High School. The Rev.
Mr. Godwin is a student at N. C. '
State College during his furlough
Friday evening dinner guests their work in the mission field.
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