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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
ABERDEEN NEWS
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My ANN J. McNeiU
Baby Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCluskey
announce the birth of a daughter,
Mary Beth, on Wednesday, Octo
ber 25, at Moore Memorial Hospi
tal The baby weighed eight
pounds. Mrs. McCluskey is the
former Miss Mary Hix, of Biscoe.
Mr. McCluskey is a member oi
the Aberdeen High School facul-
tv Also proud of the new baby
ar« two other McCluskey chil
dren, Timmy and Cathy.
Methodist Bazaar _
The Women of Page Memorial
Methodist Church will hold their
'annual Bazaar today (Thursday)
beginning at 11 a m.
1 Miss June Greer spent a recent
[weekend in the North Carolina
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mc-
Manis and daughter, Martha, of
Pleasant Garden, spent Sunday
as guests of Mrs. C. C. Bethune.
Friends of C. E. Houston will
be delighted to know that he is
home and is recuperating nicely
following an automobile acci-
Capt. and Mrs. L. B. Har’-mg-
ton, Jr. and sons, of Tampa, Fla.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Toia of
Silver Spring, Md. visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Har
rington, during last weekenm
Clean-Up Week in
Pinebluff Held;
Many Cooperate
In conjunction with the regular
fall mowing and clearing of Pine-
bluff parkways and roadsides,
citizens of the town cooperated
with the Pinebluff Improvement
'Association’s Clean Up Program
by cleaning up their own yards
and walkways. Town employe^,
home owners and the Associa
tion’s clean-up crew, headed by
J. Douglas David and Roy Wal
lace, took part
with pines, and its woodland
lake. All through the week of
October 23 hoes and rakes were
wielded to restore and clear these
walkways and on October 28, a
crew comprised of members of
ihe Association, Fire Department
and Explorer Scouts set to with
clippers, axe and hoe to clear
walks and parkways bordering
vacant lots and unoccupied
houses. The clean-up crew ended
the day with a picnic at the Pine
bluff Lake.
Mrs. William Wood, chairman
of the Parks, Parkways and Pub
lic Buildings Committee of the
Pinebluff Improvement Associa
tion, thanks those who worked
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...the first time you sit down at a LOWREY Organ
“'on .sale will be homemade Don McUiusKey wcxe
cak^s cidies cookies, breads of [Mrs. Roy Myers of Biscoe and Mr.
a? kinds rolls, and doughnuts, and Mrs. Vann Hix of Biscoe.
The “Country Store” will feature Mr. and Mrs. Reece Smith of
Sues canned fruits and vege-! Laurinburg visited Mrs. D. H
. A. Also T .«a\xrics' anH MiSS ^
ce took part tion, tnanKs uiubc wnw
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Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z-
Don McCluskey were Mr. and
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tables, country produce etc. Also
aprons and handwork of all kinds
will be sold as well as plants,
shrubs, and bulbs.
Lunch and supper will be serv-
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Home and Garden Cluo
The October meeting of ;ne
Aberdeen Home and Garden Club
held al the WedSdlh" h"
Lewis and Miss Minnie Brewer
on Sunday afternoon.
Weekend guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. R. D. Spear, Jr. were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stroud of Ra-
kigh. Clairella Stroud spent the
weekend as guest of Eve William
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
.Garland Williamson.
Among the college students
e inn on Among me concgc
October 17. Hostesses,home for the weekend with their
tor 1* lh»hth maeling were tollies were fclvlh Williams o
Srs M B Pleasants, Mrs. E. T. Wake Forest, Sylvia Cooper of
McKeithen Mrs. E. L. Pleasants, Meredith, Jimmy Whitlock of
M? W E. Blue, Mrs. George juNC, and Susie Bridgers of St.
Martin and Mrs James H. Bish- Andrews.
Martin, ana Lawhon of Tuskegee,
°%his was the annual luncheon' Ala., left Monday following sev-
meeting and the head table was eral days as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
centered with a silver bowl con- Franlf: McNeiU and family
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Southern Pines, North Carolina,
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residential hotel, ideally situated
in the Pinehurst-Southern
area of North Carolina where ^
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living is the community life.
Superior accommodations f« as
little as $125 a month with meals.
Hotel facilities and conveniences
in unrestricted hoh**'*®
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taining roses from Mrs. Jack Tay
lor’s rose garden. The honor guest
for the meeting was Mrs. L. B.
Mills of Laurinburg, district di
rector. Other guests included
Mrs. Nell Graham of Durham,
Miss Jackson of Mt. Airy, Mrs.
Billy Marks, and Miss Pearl Mc
Millan.
The short business session was
presided over by the pre^dent,
Mrs. Jack Taylor. Mrs. H. W.
Doub presented Mrs. Mills, who
had attended the National Con
vention and brought many sug
gestions to the group for projects
for garden clubs. Mrs. Mills pre
sented the club with the certifi
cate for being on the honor roll
for the state garden club.
Mrs. Marks Honored
Mrs. Billy Marks was honored
at a hot dog supper and a stork
shower on Monday evening, Octo
ber 23, at the Legion Hut. Host
esses for the occasion were Mrs.
N. McK. Caldwell, Mrs. Mack
Wicker, Mrs. Charles Wimberly:
and Mrs. C. L Wicker, Jr.
Following the supper, the hon-
oree opened and acknowledged
her many lovely gifts. Approxi
mately 40 persons attended.
OES Official Visit
The members of Aberdeen
Chapter 259, OES, held their offi
cial visit Tuesday evening, Octo^
her 24, with 25 members and
seven guests present District
Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Jewel Measamer, of Jonesboro
Heights Chapter 310, SanfOTd,
and District Deputy Grand Pa
tron Jack Dowless, of the local
chapter, were honored. Members
from the Burlington Chapter were
welcomed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooper,
Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa
tron, presided. Taft Hardister
was initiated in regular for™• A*'
original program, written by Mk.
Jack Dowless, was presented by
the officers. An original musical
selection was rendered by Miss
Edna Maurer. . , .
Those present enjoyed refresh
ments served buffet style from a
beautifully appointed table. Mrs.
Troy Greer poured punch. Host
esses for the meeting were Mrs
Dowless. Mrs. Dan Mangum, and
Miss Edna Maurer.
Celebrates Birthday
Katherine Greer, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Richard Greer, cel
ebrated her sixth birthday Octo
ber 25 at her home on Poplar St.,
with a Halloween party. Thirteen
of her friends—including one
princess, a bride, three witches,
a black cat, a skeleton, a doll, and
a gypsy, attended.
PoUowing appropriate game^
Katherine opened her gifts and
refreshments were served.
Those attending were Kam
Buchan, Janie Kyle, Libby Lou
Melvin, Laura Greer, Fonda Rey
nolds, Patricia Thomas, Uiana
Moon, Jon Fullenwider, Feeka
Ewing, Lucinda Brogden, Ann
Wooten, and Jenny Wooten.
Mr and Mrs. G. E. Stilwell of
Cooleemee are visittng their
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Merrill, and
^TJ.^’and Mrs. E. R. Graham
spent the weekend at Fontana
Dam and attended the State
Council meeting of Lions Inter
national. . ,
The Rev. Brooks Patten is back
at work after being confined to
his home with pneumonia.
M. J. Muse went to Duke Mon
day for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Greer spent
last week visiting relatives in
West Virginia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jere McKeithen
attended an outdoor advertising
convention at IvYiami Beach, Fla.
last week.
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New Home of United Telephone Company of the Carolmas, Inc.
You are cordially invited to attend the formal opening
of the
United Telephone Company’s New Office Building
385 West Pennsylvania Avenue, Southern Pines
from 4 to 8 o’clock Friday, November 3
The first
Electronic Private Branch Exchange Switchboard
to be installed in the United States
will be on display
Refreshments
will be served
UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF THE CAROLINAS, INC.