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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1961
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Week of Prayer
The WMS of the Vass Baptist
Church is holding a week of pray
er for foreign missions each night
this week. Tbs program began
Monday night with the ladies en
tertaining all the women of the
church at a supper, with a menu
of European dishes. The ladies
will meet for the program with
Mrs. Fred Taylor in charge. The
annual Annie Armstrong offering
will be taken at the conclusion
of the program.
Court of Awards
The Girl Scout Court of
Awards was held at the Vass
Cbmmunity house on Monday
night, November 20. The flag
ceremony and invocation were
given by five senior girl scouts
from Sanford. Following the cer
emony, each girl made a personal
talk on “What Girl Scouting Has
Meant to Me.” Mrs. B. E. Wright,
field representative for Moore
County, gave a talk. Mrs. Hoyt
Caddell presented Child Care
Awards to Sandra Smith, Mary
Pope, Brenda Richardson, Joanne
Richardson, Pat Cain, Marjorie
Bullock, Kathy Thompson, Ann
Thomas and Holly Hales.
Visits Hospital
Den No. 1 of the Vass Cub
Scouts accompanied by their Den
Mother, Mrs. Howard Gschwind,
paid a pre-Thanksgiving visit to
St. Joseph’s Hospital Wednesday
afternoon to carry favors which
they had made to be used on the
patients’ trays on Thanksgiving
Day. Included also were painted
blocks, a gift from the Den for
the children’s ward. After a tour
of the hospital, they were served
refreshments by the Sisters. Mak
ing the visit were Paul McGill,
Jessie Coore, Jr. David Morgan,
Mike Gschwind, Jimmie Mullinix,
Wayne Chavis, Jimmie Pegg, and
I Billie Curtis.
Society Meets
The Children’s Missionary So
ciety of the Vass Methodist
Church met Sunday afternoon at
the church with their co-leaders,
Mrs. Horace Mullinix and Mrs.
Charles Cameron. Carol Kling-
enschmidt, president, presided
alter which the leaders intro
duced the new study, a 10-ses-
sion program on South America.
Mrs. j;ames Key was hostess for
the month and refreshments were
served.
4-H Club Report
The Vass-Lakeview Junior 4-H
Club held its first official meet
ing in October. Officers elected
were as follows: president, Jean
Thomas; vice president, Ilene
Baker; secretary, Larry Mat
thews; songleaders, Debbie John
son and Brenda Campbell; re
porter, Ann Thomas.
At the second meeting, held
in November, projects for the
year were selected. The program
was on Health and health bulle
tins and records were given out.
Personals
Home lor the Thanksgiving hol
idays with their parents were:
Miss Ann Edwards of Pfeiffer
College, daughter of Mr .and Mrs.
A. G. Edwards, Jr.; Miss Jean
nette Mullinix of WCUNC, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mul
linix; George Griffin, Western
Carolina College, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Griffin; Jimmy Marsh-
burn, Eastern Carolina College,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marsh-
burn; Leon Keith, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Keith; and Tom
my Jessup, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Jessup, both of St. An
drews College
Mrs. David Maples and chil
dren, David and Pamela, of Mon
ument Beach, Mass, and Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Patterson and Eddie
Cockman of Carthage, were
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
of the Ray Griffins.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thompson
and children, Debbie, Dennis and
Denia, of Charlotte, spent from
Friday until Sunday here visiting,
with Mrs. D. H. McGill, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeff Baker and family, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Baker, in Sanford.
Vann and Teresa Wornble of
Raleigh were holiday visitors
with their grandmother, Mrs
Daniel Boggs and family. On Sat
urday their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Wornble joined them and re
turned home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rayborn
and son Glenn, of Aiken, S. C.,
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frye.
Visiting here with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B Frye and
family over the Thanksgiving
holiday, were Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Hendrick and family of Hamlet;
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie King and
children of Kernersville; and Mr.
and Mrs. Waylon Thomas and son
of Black Mountain.
Mrs. Daniel Boggs was hospi
talized at St. Joseph’s Hospital
last Thursday, following an acci
dent in her home in which she
sustained a fractured shoulder
Roy Blue is a patient at Lee
Memorial Hospital, having under
gone surgery Monday of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard White
and son, of Greensboro, were
Thursday dinner guests of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Cameron and family.
The Rev. Wallace Smarr of
Mebane, former pastor of the
Vass Baptist church, with his
family, visited friends in the
community on Thanksgiving Day.
Hugh McDermott of Indian
Head, Md. spent from Wednes
day until Sunday here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M, Mc
Dermott.
! Elllis To Speak Dec. 5
At Wildlife Club Meet
MOORE COUNTY BASKETBALL
Full Cage Action Set This Week
For Teams of Schools Over County
BY JOEL STUTTS
Phil Ellis of Raleigh, a rr.em-
ber of the North Carolina Wild
life Resources Commission and a
well known radio personality,
will be the speaker at the De
cember supper me-sting of the
Moore County Wildlife Club, to
be held at 6:30 p. m., Tuesday,
December 5, in the Carthage Ho
tel at Carthage. Visitors will be
welcom.3.
North Carolina’s cotton belts,
in general, run beside U. S.. 301
from South Carolina to Virginia
and U. S. 74 from Laurinburg to
Shelby.
Although some of the County’s
High School teams have already
played Conference games, all
teams will see action this week
with the exception of Westmoore
which has an open date. The
Pinehurst Rebels have impressive
wins including a win over the
Cameron boys.
The full 1961-62 campaign will
be launched Friday evening with
all games beginning at 7 p.m. as
West End will host Aberdeen’s
defending champions, Vass-Lake
view will entertain Cameron and
Robbins will play at Pinehurst.
Farm Life will travel to High-
falls as two of the coriference’s
top gifls teams will meet. A Sat
urday night game is set for
Southern Pines, when Carthage’s
Bulldogs will meet the Blue
Knights.
Tuesday of next week Vass-
Lakeview will play at West End;
Southern Pines will meet its arch
rival, Aberdeen, at Aberdeen;
Pinehurst travels to Cameron;
Carthage will host High Falls
and Farm Life meets Robbins on
the Robbins home court.
When you attend these games,
you will not only be supporting
the fine schools of this Confer
ence but will be entertained by
some of the best high school
basketball played anywhere.
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