Thursday, January is, 1952 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina Page ELEVEN WEST END NEWS By SALLY AUMAN Poole Honored Hawley Poole was honored ai the annual meeting of the State Soil and Water Conservation Su pervisors meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday in Goldsboro. Haw ley has served on the Board of Directors since it was organized in 1938 and has also served as its president. In recognition for his . service? rendered he received a 20 year pin. Donkey Basketball The Lions are ready to accept the challenge by the Future Farmers for a Donkey Basketball game on Saturday night according to Lions’ Coach J. F. Sinclair. Ready to ride and to play for the Lions are Captain Tommy Mc Neill, Sammy Hill, Clyde and Earl Auman, Billy McKenzie, Dick Dickerson, Roy Swaringen, D^ L. Ritter, Jr., and Coach Sin clair will ride if necessary. Don’t miss the fun on Saturday night at the school gym at 7 o’clock. Council Conference Attending a conference of the Council of the Federated Woman’s Club of ten Southeastern states held last week at the Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst were Miss Grace Donaldson and Mrs. Archie Farmer. Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Jr., who is serving as District Chair man of the Fine Arts Department, attended the Directors’ meeting on Tuesday night. Youth Federation * George Gray McDonald of the Jacl^son Springs Presbyterian Youth Fellowship was elected president of the Youth Federa tion at the meeting on Sunday night at the Methodist Church. To serve with him are; Rick Lewis, vice-president, and Gail Garrison, secretary-treasurer. The Metho dist Youth Fellowship presented a program at the meeting with the following members participa ting: Libba and William Johnson, Helen Hanner, Sharon Richard son, Vernon Sutphin, Linda Wil liams, and organist, Mrs. W. A Johnson Jr. Serving the group re freshments following the meet ing were Mrs. A. J. Hanner and Mrs. E. L Sutphin WSCS Circles The Circles of the Methodist Women met on Monday evening with each Circle having, a pro gram on “Alcohol and the Chris tian’s Responsibility.” Mrs. A. J. Hanner was hostess to the Minnie Morris Circle. Mrs. T. J. Fletcher gave a devotional and Mrs. Hanner presented the program. The Margaret Brown Circle met with Mrs. J. F. Sinclair. Mrs. Fred Monroe gave a devotional and Mrs. Paul VonCanon present ed the program assisted by Mrs Lynn Mclnnis, Mrs. F. S. Currie, Mrs. Lee Sutphin, and Mrs. Tom Lewis. Presbyterian Women The Circles of the Presbyterian Women of the Church met on Monday night with each circle having a Bible study from the Book of James on “Partners” and a program on “Christian Action.” Mrs. Roy Carter was hostess to Circle 1. Mrs. Bert McCrummen gave the Bible study and Mrs. Tom McNeill had the program. Circle 2 met with Miss Treva Auman with Miss Grace Donald son serving as moderator of the Eible study. Mrs. Z. B. Conrad was hostess to Circle 3. Mrs. Clyde Auman presented the Bible study and Mrs. Everette Cole gave the pro gram. Brief Mention The Intermediate and Junior Choirs of the Methodist Church sang “God of Our Fathers” and a New Year’s anthem, “Our God, Our Help in Ages Past,” at the Sunday morning worship service. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VonCan- 6n presented their daughter, Amanda Gay, for infant baptism on Sunday morning at the Meth odist Church. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sutphin presented their daughter, Deborah Ann, for infant baptism at the Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting last Sunday evening with Rev. Aaron Tyson officiating. A congregational meeting of the members of the Presbyterian Church is to be held at the con- YEARS OLD Quaker STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 3.65 fifth ‘ 111-' •• mor • OLB QUAKER OISTILLINa CO., LAWRENCEBURe, IRO. elusion of the worship service next Sunday. A baby girl, Lisa Kay, was born last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Parsons of Candor at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Parsons is the former Miss Pa tricia Brewer and tfte grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brew er. Mrs. M. J. Davis is delighted over the birth of her new grand son, Nathaniel Macon Hammer, in Greensboro on January 5. A di rect descendant of the statesman, this little boy was especially wel comed since he makes four grand sons and four granddaughters for Mrs. Davis. Mrs. John Doeringer, the former Miss Mary Jo Davis, arrived by plane in Greensborr from her nome in Park Forest, Ill on 'Thursday to welcome her new nephew. Mrs. Doeringer will va cation here for two weeks with her mother and will then be ioin- ed by her husband. The Doerin- gers have a new house located in a suburban section of Chicago, and to make a childhood dream come true, Mrs. Doeringer receiv ed a Steinway baby grand piano for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Jackson of Carthage were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jackson honoring Bill on his birthday. Mrs. E. R. Outland visited with Mrs Claude Burkhead in Candor last week. On Tuesday Mrs. Out land, Mrs. Burkhead, and Mrs. Path Harmon were dinner guests of the G. A. Munns in Richfield. Bob Youngblood, formerly of this community and now of Char lotte, had surgery last week at Presbyterian Hospital in Char lotte. Mrs. Beulah Womack of Carth- spent last week ■''dth the Earl Auman family. Harold Markham was in Gettys burg, Pa. on a business trip Fri day and Saturday. North Lewis attended a show ing of Mobile Homes last week in Louisville, Ky. Jennifer Clark had a tonsilee- tomy last week in /the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital in Charlotte. Miss Vivian Tucker of Lumber- ton was home with her mother for the weekend. Miss Julia Hanner of Louisburg College was home with her par ents for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Prim arriv ed for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fletcher, on Saturday. Jim left on Sunday, and Mrs. Prim expects to remain here for about two weeks. Jim went on a trip connected with his work with the government. OTT OT Ar>VFRTISING PAYS JACKSON SPRINGS NEWS Wiliiam E. Graham, Jr. was fea tured in the Sunday issue of the News and Observer as the “Tar Heel of the Week.” The Commu nity ’oins with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Graham, in being justly proud of this native son. Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard of Charlotte spent the weekend with the Grahams. Circle 3 of the Presbyterian Women of the Church met on Monday night at the church with its chairman, Mrs. Charlie Mc Donald, presiding. Mrs. Arthur Thomas moderated the Bible tudy on “Partners” from the Book of Jamesand Mrs. Edgar Graham had the program on “Christian Action” otaert Henderson, sales man ager, Sandhill Furniture Corpor ation, left by plane on Friday for Dallas, Texas to attend a furni ture market. He will return to High Point on Wednesday where be will attend the market there. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Amundson and family of Huron, S D have returned home following a vaca- here with her mother, Mrs. Gen eva McLeod. Calling on Mrs. Mc Leod on Sunday afternoon were Misses Lelia and Ethel McLeod of Candor. Mrs. W. L. Stubbs is at home after having been hospitalized last week at Moore Memorial Hos pitalized last week at Moore Mem orial Hospital. During the harvest months of October-December, 70 to 75 per cent of the corn shipped out of Coastal Plain North Carolina goes to the Piedmont. The remaining 25 to 30 per cent goes out-of-state, mainly to Delmarva. JANUARY y\\ Clotkes STARTS THURSDAY! Prices Good Through January 27th REGULAR $1 VALUE BRASS Waste Baskets 77c MEN'S 33c STRETCH SOCKS 4pr REO. $1.59 - 10-QT. WHITE 1 COMBINETS $1.00 Special BOUDOIR SHADES $1 Value Unbleached QUILTING COTTON \ Famous "CROWN" Products 4 for $ti00 2-lb. pkg. • Salad Dressing t • Sandwich Spread • Barbecue Sauce • Prepared Mustard • Peanut Butter • Apple Jelly • Apple-Grape Jelly • Strawberry Preserves • Peach Preserves Reg. 59c Embossed HEAD ' SCARFS Solids, Stripes 6—25c 5-hole FILLER PAPER $1.25 ACRYLON - RAYON BLANKETS $3.79 Cherries Reg. 47c REG. $3.98 250 COUNT. REG. 37c PKG. Paper Napkins 3 for. $1.00 REG. 69c FIRST QUALITY SEAMLESS NYLONS 2 pr., 97c LATEST HIT TUNES! REG. 98c RECORDS S for $1.00 Candy Bars Assorted Throw Marcal Facial Polyethylene LAUNDRY Pecanola Pillows Tissues Baskets REG. 39c REG. $1.00 400 Count Bushel Size 29c 88c 4 $|.00 Pkgs. 1 77c MACKS 5-10-25C Store Southern Pines and Carthage

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