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Legal Notice
NORTH CAROLINA
MOORE COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Executrix of the Estate of
David Green, \ deceased, late of
Moore Coimty this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 10th
day of November, 1962, or this
ndtice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the un
dersigned.
This the 6th day of November,
1961.
VIOLA GREEN STUBBS YORK,
Executrix
Johnson & Johnson, Attys.
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Bridal Shower
The Youth Building was a hi
larious place Monday' night, Oc
tober 30, when the WSCS honor
ed Mrs. Richard Parsons with a
bridal shower. Acting as hostesses
for, the occasion Were Mrs. T. J.
Fletcher, Mrs. Decatur Richard
son, Mrs. Paul Tart, and Mrs.
Ernest Tart.
The Halloween motif was car
ried throughout. The gift table
was centered with an arrange
ment of crysanthemums with a
jack-o-lantern and fall leaves on
each end of the table, On the
mantle and piano were branches
of fall leaves of various colors.
Yellow candles and yellow chry
santhemums were used on the re
freshment table.
Each guest arrived wearing a
Halloween hat of her own de
sign, with the exception of the
guest of honor, who was present
ed a corsage made of autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums to
blend with the other decorations.
After a parade of hats, Mrs. Par
sons and Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Sr.
selected a winner, Mrs. Ernest
Tart. She was wearing a black
and orange Halloween bonnet.
After the games, the honoree
opened her gifts and acknowl
edged them.
Gingerbread, candy corn, and
roasted peanuts were enjoyed as
the'' Halloween witch, Mrs. D. D.
Richardson, appeared and served
hot Russian tea from her blhck
iron pot, which caused much mer
riment and many comments.
Mrs. Parsons is the former Miss
Patricia Brewer. The couple now
lives in Candor and Mrs. Parsons
is a nurse at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Kick-Off Dinner
The Lions Club attended the
county-wide kick-off dinner for
the 4-H Clubs in Carthage Wed
nesday evening, where they
heard L. L. Ray of the State Col
lege Foundation speak \n behalf
of the 4-H organization.
Presbyterian Men Meet
The Men of the Presbyterian
Church met Sunday evening
with Mrs. Hobson preparing sup
per. Archie Farmer, newly elect
ed president of the church men,
led a discussion on plans for the
coming year.
Choir Sings Anthem
The Junior Choir of the Presby
terian Church gave an anthem
“Kess^ed Jesu” by Bach at the
Sunday morning worship ser^e.'
Celebrate Birthdays
Mark Johnsori' celebrated his
seventh birthday with a- masked
Halloween party at his home on
Tuesday. His mother,, Mrs. W. A.
Johnson, Jr. was assisted by Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Mark’s teacher;
Miss Blanche Monroe, Becky
Markham and Stephen, Libba
and William Johnson, in helping
the guests have fun For refresh
ments, Halloween - decorated
cupcakes and punch was served
and for favors there were twirl-
ers and books. The guests were
Jill Hunsucker, Verona Ann Cole,
Jeannie Donaldson, Donna Ray
Jordon, Nancy Carter, Susan Au-
man, Robert Gordon, Larry and
Dan , Graham, Neill Sutphin,
Mitchell Currie, Danny Furr, Tim
Mclnnis, Randy Luck, Banks
Richardson, Johnny VonCanon,
Thad Rector, and Danny Lee.
Johnny .VonCanon celebrated
his sixth birthday with a party
on Wednesday. Kathy Cole and
Susie VonCanon assisted Johnny’s
mother, Mrs. Bobby VonCanon,
in directing the children’s play.
For favors,' the guests received
balloons, party hats, soap' bub
bles, and kaleidescopes. And for
refreshments, there were birth
day cake, ice cream, orange juice
and candy; in fact everything to
appeal to the children following
a day at school. At Johnny’s party
were Neill Sutphin, Mitchell Cur
rie, Mark Johnson, Thad Rector,
Verona and Van Cole, Cindy
Craven, Robert Gordon, Jimbo
and Michael VonCanon.
Mrs. Burns Dies
Mrs, William Burns, 93, sister
of Mrs. M. L. Morris, died last
week at her home in Reading,
Mass. Mrs. Burns is remembered
in this section as the former Mrs.
William McLeod, whose late hus
band was superintendent of Pine-
hurst Inc. at the turn of the cen
tury. The McLeods were residents
of Pinehurst at the time of his
death in 1903. Mrs. Burns was the
mother of Mrs. Tom Burns, a
frequent visitor here and of Her
bert McLeod, who often vacations
in Pinehurst.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poley have
returned from a trip to the New
England States where they were
the guests of Bill’s aunt, Mrs. Ed
Kurtz of Norristown, Pa., and of
his cousins, Mrs. Frank Bossert
and Miss Margaret Faust of New
Egyiit, N. J.
Richard Seawell is home after
spending three weeks at Duke
Hospital for an eye operation. His
mother, Mrs. Archie Seawell, was
with him during the time.
Mrs. Mamie Gibson is home
after being hospitalized at Moore
Memorial last week'. Cassie Gib
son of the High Point Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing was at
home for the weekend.
Miss Vivian Tucker of Lumber-
ton was home with her mother for
the weekend and Julia Hanner
was home from Louisburg Col
lege for the weekend.
The members of the D. C. Blue
Hunting Club celebrated the kill
ing of the first deer of the season
with a family get-together at the
lodge Saturday evening. Attend
ing from here were the John H,
McCaskill family and the E. L.
Sutphins and Brenda Graham.
Miss Emily Thompson of Char
lotte spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Thompson.
Calling on Mrs. 'Thompson Sun
day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Royall of Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sinclair
spent the weekend with his sis
ter in Whitakers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob VonCanon
left Greensboro by plane Wed
nesday for a trip to Chicago
where they will spend several
days.
The Woman’s Club will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o’clock at
the Presbyterian Church.
Its a baby girl, Amanda Gay,
born last week to Mr. 'and Mrs,
Leonard VonCanon at Moore
Memorial Hospital.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Bob VonCanons were Mr. and
Mrs. Hollie Sisk with Dianna,
Kitten and Hollie Lee III of
Southern Pines.
Mrs. Bobby VonCanon with
Johnny and Michael visited Mrs.
Tom Alexander in Thomasville
recently.
North Lewis of the Troy Mobile
Homes .attended a showing of mo
bile homes in Miami, Fla. last
week.
The North Lewises,had a fam
ily dinner on 'Tuesday evening
for their twin sons’ birthday. Mrs.
North Lewis’s father, Charles
Krywokulsky, has returned to his
home after being hospitalized in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis and
family of High Point visited rel
atives here last weekend.
Have the soil tested before
plowing. If lime or phosphate de-
ficiences are indicated, broadcast
the recommended quantity of
'each and plow under.
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