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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1961
Girl Scout News
Troop 110 with Mrs. Kay Ald
ridge, leader enjoyed a hike on
Saturday, Nov.. 18. Mrs. David
Drexal, co-leader is expected to
start the camping-out Training
soon.
Members of Troop 10, Mrs.
Helen Raessel, leader, received
their stars for one year member
ship in Girl Scouts. They are
working on Christmas presents.
Troop 82, whose leader is Mrs.
William Huntley, planted one
hundred and fifty yellow pansy
plants an the grounds of the
Baptist Church last week. The
plants were a gift from The
Bethany Sunday School class of
the church. The troop is selling
subscriptions for magazines to
help raise funds for a trip to
Washington. Anyone who would
like to renew their subscription
please call Mrs. Huntley, Oxford
2-7464.
Bath, England Visits Bath, N.C.
Said Mrs. Edward Pryor of
Bath, England: “When I hear
people speaking with an American
accent on the Royal Crescent in
Bath where I live, I introduce
myself to them and invite them to
my house. I think it is so worth
while getting to know each other
in this way.” '
Mrs. Pryor has been here a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ives— “Such hospitality!” she
said. “I enjoyed every moment of
my .visit at Paint Hill Farm”—and
she is today at Raleigh, where she
is to speak to the assembled gath
ering of members and guests of
the North Carolina Society for the
Preservation of Antiquities. From
there she will go to Washington
and New York, returning next
week to England.
The British woman’s visit to
this country came about through
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an invitation she received from
the Historic Bath Commission of
North Carolina, to attend the
group’s annual meeting at Bath
held on November 1. By coinci
dence, Mrs. Pryor lives in one of
the lovely eighteenth century
houSes for which Bath, England,
is famous, houses that have much
in common with some of the
houses now in process of restora
tion at the Carolina Bath, se
veral of which were also built in
1750 and ’60. She is, of course, in
tensely interested in the restora
tion of the namesake town.
Following her visit to the sea-
coast town, Mrs. Pryor toured
Virginia, visiting Mt. Vernon and
other great houses of the state
and other parts of the South. As
a member of the Bath Commission
for the Restoration of Bath Ab
bey, which suffered heavily from
bombing during the war, Mrs.
Pryor spoke of contributions
made by Americans to this cause
and of her satisfaction in the
many evidences of friendship she
said she found everywhere on
her travels here.
“People are so very friendly,
she said. “They go out of then-
way to make you feel at home
and to be cordial.” The British
visitor also praised the small
wayside restaurants where, she
said, she had “had good food in
clean and attractive surround-
During her tour, Mrs. Pryor j
spoke to several groups of the
English-Speaking Union, notably
in Washington, D. C., and Mont
gomery, Ala.
WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
The 25,000-acre Mount Mitchell
Wildlife Management Area, ex-
tending high up on Mount Mitch-
ell’s western slopes, supports a
large deer herd and offers bear
hunting supervised by the North
Carolina Wildlife Resources Com
mission in cooperation with the
U. S. Forest Service. Mount |
Mitchell, like all other North Car
olina State parks, is a wildlife
sanctuary closed to hunting year
around. Bear, deer and small red
squirrels and groundhogs are
found here around, as are juncos,
ruffled grouse and the common
raven. Songbirds frequent the
park in summen
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