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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, ICCl,
THE BILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Mrs. Busier Doyle's
Mother Dies Saturday
Mrs. Buster Doyle left Saturday
for Dannemora, N. Y., where her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Whipple,
died Saturday morning, after an
illness of several months. The
funeral plans were not known
here when Mrs. Doyle left.
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HAS OPERATION
Police Chief A. F. Dees of
Aberdeen is reported recovering
satisfactorily from a kidney stone
operation at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
To Tar 'Heels and other south
erners, the loblolly pine is the
most important timber tree.
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Southern Pines
High School News
Merry Christmas
and
A Happy New Year
Another joyous holiday season is here
. . . and another opportunity for us to
wish all our good friends and patrons
every happiness and success.
Pinehurst Laundry
Phone CY 4-3561
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Marenne Beauty Shop
Patsy, Norma and Lucille
Southern Pines
By DICKEY HOSKINS
ni The Explorer troop that is af
filiated with the Church of Wide
Fellowship and is sponsored by
J. E. Sandlin had a Christmas
party last weekend. Hamburgers
were served and dancing follow
ed a basketball game on televis
ion. The Explorers entertained the
girls by trying to fix the TV set
which was on the blink for all
of'the first quarter. The Explor
ers are doing fine work in many
fields. They have excellent pro
grams and parties once a month
Concert Praised
Cn December 11, the band and
glee club performed for the PTA.
The concert is held annually for
the enjoyment of the parents and
teachers. The band performed
first, with a few classical selections
followed by Christmas carols. The
band played “Air for Band”, a
classical suite in one movement
with allegro and waltz sections.
They played a medley from Han
sel and Gretel, followed by a
three-movement selection of spir
ituals. Then a rhapsody based on
“Jingle Bells,” and other selec
tions that fitted within thfe theme
of the Christmas story were play
ed.
The glee club sang Christmas
carols and songs that have been
so long associated with Christmas
such as “Winter Wonder Land.”
The favorite “Twelve Days of
I Christmas” and the “Night Be-
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School Christmas
Program Given;
Many Take Part
The East Southern Pines High
School and glee club joined
students of the elementary school
in presenting a Christmas pro
gram lor the elementary school
in Weaver Auditorium Wednes
day morning, the last day of
school before vacation began.
Both organizations performed un
der the direction of William Mc
Adams. Attending were children
of the first through sixth grades.
The band played Bizet’s “March
of the Kings” and “Jingle Bells.”
The glee club s^ing a musical ar
rangement of “ ‘Twas the Night
before Christmas,” accompanied
with projection of colored slides
on an auditorium wall, and also
two other selectoins “Sleigh
Ride” and “White Christmas.”
The fourth grade played carols
on tonettes, directed by Mrs. Sara
Hodgkins, the schools music
teacher. The third grade sang
“Silent Night” in Spanish. In con
trast, Anne Niles of the sixth
grade sang the same song in
German.
Taking part in a special pre
sentation of “The Twelve Days of
Christmas” were 12 children—
Judy Lane, Janet Ponzer, Helen
Scott, Bobby Warlick, Freddy
McRee, Elizabeth Sipple, Peter
Gilmore, Rosemary Wallace,
Diana., Matthews, Ruth Allred,
Danny Thomas and Wally Mc
Adams.
Luther A. Adams, superinten
dent of schools, did the traditional
reading of “ ‘Twas the Night Be
fore Christmas,” just before the
glee club’s musical presentation
of the famous poem.
fore Christmas” were sung with
color slides accompanying the lat
ter. The glee club had presented
a short concert at the Civic Club
that afternoon.
The comments on the perform
ances were favorable. Many per
sons said that the band and ^lee
club had never sounded so good.
For the first time in years, it was
noted, the band sounded full, like
a concert band.
The band and glee club again
sang their full program for the
junior and senior high schools.
Mr. McAdariis is very pleased to
see that the townspeople are tak
ing an interest in the band. It
stands to reason that people will
take an interest in any band that
sounds good.
If you wish to help the band,
please contact Mr. Bill McAdams,
League
Bowling
BUSINESSMEN'S NO. 1
Results
Trimble 4, Jackson Motors O.
Carthage Fabrics 4, Kennedy &
Co. O.
Clark & Bradshaw 3, Sandhill
Bonded Warehouse 1.
Wedge Inn 4, Flinchum’s TV O.
High team game. Wedge Inn
852.
High Team 3 games, Trimble
2408.
High individual game, Miller
(Kennedy & Co.) 216
the director, or mail contributions
to Mr. McAdams, in care of the
school, or Mrs. J. S. Hiatt, Jr.,
both residents of Southern Pines
Traffic Safety-
Contrary to what most adults
believe, teenagers are taking an
interest in the automobile prob
lem' that faces Southern Pines in
view of the several recent fatal
traffic accidents in town. Teen
agers are often pictured as “hot
rodders” and careless drivers. It
is true statistically that teenagers
have more accidents but it is also
true that teenagers are taking a
more active interest in safe driv
ing. The recent deaths of two
young men in an accident on Mid
land Road caused teenagers to
think about safe driving, and on
Tuesday many students, inclu
ding this writer, saw a woman
die after a collision of two auto
mobiles near the high school.
Some students have received
tickets for speeding and other
traffic violations, but the major
ity of them believe that some
thing should be done about traf
fic accidents and are anxious to
do what they can to help. None of
them want to see his classmates
lying dead on our roads. Many
young people think that bpth
teenagers and adults should be
tested more often on their driv
ing skill and made more aware of
the traffic laws of the state.
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High individual series.
Mc-
Stravick (Trimble) 582.
Standings
W.
L.
Trimble
42
18
Carthage Fabrics
40
20
Wedge Inn
38
22
Clark & Bradshaw
27
33
Flinchum’s TV
26
34
Kennedy & Co.
26
34
Bonded Whse.
24
36
Jackson Motors
17
43
BUSINESSMEN'S NO.
2
Results
Thomasson Furniture
4,
Food
Lane Super Market 0.
The Household Store
Insurance & Realty 1.
3,
Scott
Lions Club 3, Picketts 5 &
10 1.
Wicks .Chevrolet . 3,
Credit 1.
S
&. M
High ind. Series F. Vest (Wicks
Chevrolet) 620.
High Ind. Single F. Vest (Wicks
Chevrolet) 234.
High Team Single, Thomasson
Furniture 904.
High Team Lines, Household
Store 2596.
Standings
W.
L.
Thomasson Furniture
44
16
Wicks Chevrolet
40
20
Lions Club
34
26
Scot Ins. & Realty Co.
33
27
Household Store
31
29
Food Lane Market
27
33
Pickett’s 5 & 10
17
43
S & M Credit
14
46
SANDHILL BOWLERETTES
Results
Mill Outlet defeated Carthage
Fabrics 3-1.
Style-o-rama defeated Futrell
Bros. 3-1.
Trottettes defeated Johnson
Girls 4-0.
Craig Drug defeated B.P.O.
Does 3-1.
High Ind. Series, J. Safford 572.
High Ind. Single J. Safford and
E. Grove 212.
High Team Single, Trottettes
725.
High Team Lines, Trottettes
2050.
Standings
To all our friends at Christmas we extend our best wishes and
our thanks for all past favors.
MILL OUTLET STORE
Rena Matthews
Pauline Garzik
Rachel Cuff
Southern Pines. N. C.
W.
L.
Trottettes
34
22
Style-o-Rama
33
23
Craig Drug
29.5
26.5
B.P.O. Does
29
27
Mill Outlet
28
28
Carthage Fabrics
27
29
Howard Johnson
23.5
32.5
Futrell Brothers
20
36
PETTICOAT LEAGUE
Results
Chickadees 4, Cardinals 0.
Woodpeckers 3, Bluebirds ,1.
Warblers 3, Hummingbirds 1.
High Ind. Series, J. Safford 481.
High Ind. Single, J. Safford 196.
High Team Single, Bluebirds
632.
High Team Lines, Woodpeck
ers 1676.
Standings
W.
L.
Woodpeckers
38
10
Bluebirds
25
23
Hummingbirds
25
23
Farblers
25
23
Chickadees
22
26
Cardinals
16
32
When you open presents on
Christmas morning, put away gift
wrappings you intend to keep.
Gather up other wrappings and
throw them aw^y immediately
after presents are opened.
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Sincerely wish you, and yours all the bless
ings of the Christmas Season, and a New Year
filled with Happiness and Peace.
BelkjHensdale
lAWOPlMjia FIRST mnA SAVf I
ABERDEEN, N. C.
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