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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1962
Census Reveals 11,259 Housing Units
In Moore With of Them Occupied
The 1960 Census of Housing
counted 11,259 housing units in
Moore County, the Bureau of the
Census^ reports.
Of these—
5,650 were in sound condition
with all plumbing.
9,866 were occupied.
6,763 were occupied by own
ers.
$6,300 was the median value of
owner-occupied places.
3,103 were occupied by renters.
$47 was the median gross rent
of rented places.
7,002 had hot and cold running
wafer.
6,992 had flush toilet 6,842
bathtub or shower.
2,577 had basement.
91 were trailer homes.
993 households had air condi
tioning.
7,226 had TV 8,267 radio and 4,-
467 telephone.
6,878 had washing machine and
200 clothes dryer.
2,498 had 1 or more home food
freezers.
6,102 had 1 automobile.
1,956 had 2 automobiles.
185 had 3 or more automobiles.
Detailed information on hous
ing for the State, cities, and coun
ties is presented in Series HC (1).
No. 35, North Carolina published
by the Bureau of the Census and
sold by the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington 25, D. C., and
by Field Offices of the U. S. De
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NOTICE
The 1962 Moore County REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION will be convened at 2:00 P. M.
Saturday, February 10th, at the County Court
house in Carthage, for the purpose of electing
officers of the County Executive Committee
and delegates to the State Convention.
All Republicans are invited to attend and
participate in the affairs of their party.
James E. Harrington, Jr., Chairman
Moore County Republican Executive
Committee
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GOOD APPEARANCE — These Southern
Pines High School students and several others
who Were not present when the picture was
made were chosen by the faculty for outstand
ing personal appearance. “Good Appearance
Week” was sponsored recently by the Future
Homemakers* organization at the school. Left
to right (not by rows) are: Tony Hannah, Nancy
Rowe, Eddie McKenzie, Dee Matthews, Dick
Seyrhour, Rosie Chandler, Joe Hiatt, Charles
McLaughlin, Rick Lewis, Julia McMillan, Rod
ney Pleasants, Becky Austin, Bobbie Aim Hall,
Dana Tyson and Betty Lou Ridley. Not in the
photo: Dana Koshak, Suzie Hill, Larry Bradley,
Hal Hassenfelt and Norman McKenzie.
(Bob Madigan photo)
WEST END NEWS
By SALLY AUMAN
Injured
While working in his shop at
the Sandhill Furniture Company,
Thursday afternoon, E. L. Sut-
phin received an injury to an eye
which resulted in the loss of the
eye. He is resting comfortably at
Moore Memorial Hospital follow
ing surgery Thursday night. Dur
ing the recent snow and ice,
Archie Seawell fell on a plow at
his farm which has resulted in
the loss of one of his eyes. Our
sympathy is expressed to these
two friends and neighbors and to
the ir families.
Presbylerian Church Notes
Allan McDonald was elected a
trustee of the Presbyterian
Church at a congregational meet
ing on Sunday. The congregation
also voted to use the rotary plan
for the office of church deacons.
The Youth Fellowship led the
morning worship service at the
Presbyterian Church which fea
tured Camp Monroe and its im
portance to the Presbytery. Tak
ing part in the service were Rick
Lewis, Jackie Donaldson, Donald
Farmer, Jane Jackson, Miriam
Gibson, and Janice Gordon with
all members of the Fellowship
having a choral reading. The ad
visors for the Fellowship are
Misses Bert McCrummen and
Tresie Auman.
Attended Meeting
Hawley Poole attended a meet
ing of the State Board of Agricul
ture in Raleigh on Monday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Poole.
Visitor Here
Dr. Robert A. Farmer, Captain
in the United States Army, sta
tioned in Japan, visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Farmer,
for two days last week. Dr. Farm
er was in the States due to the
illness of his wife’s father in Rich
mond, Va. It was Bobby’s first vis
it home since leaving almost .four
years ago.
Joins Furniture Co. Staff
The community welcomes Stan
ley Smith of Miami, Fla. who is
now cost accountant for the Sand-
Former Visitor
Here Succumbs
In California
Mrs. Annabelle Marsters, an
artist who has visited in Southern
Pines, died in Pasadena, Calif.,
Wednesday of last week. After
funeral services there, burial was
I be in her home community,
Norwich, N. Y.
Mrs. Marsters, who studied in
New York City, Paris, France,
and Florence, Italy, was the guest
here on several occasions of Mr.
and Mrs. Vittorio Crescimanno di
Capodarso whose winter home is
at 580 E. Indiana Ave. Mrs. Cres
cimanno de Capodarso is the for
mer Mary Adaline Cook of Nor
wich and was a lifelong friend of
Mrs. Marsters whose last visit
here was about five years ago.. It
was recalled that Mrs. Marsters
was particularly charmed by the
springtime natural beauty of the
Sandhills and made sketches here.
She was the widow of Guy
Marsters of Norwich. Surviving
are two sons, Guy, of Norwich,
and James of. Pasadena.
hill Furniture Corporation and
who was also a guest of the Lions
Club last week.
At Luncheon
Mrs. R. B. Lewis attended a
luncheon on Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Gordon Cameron for the
presidents of District VI of the
Fayetteville Presbytery of the
Presbyterian Women of the
Church. '
Enleilain
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gordon
were hosts at a dinner and dance
Thursday night at Blake’s Restau
rant between Candor and Biscoe.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Petree, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Jenkins, Misses Frances
Odom, Nancy Willjams, Julia and
Helen Hanner, Lois Martin, Janet
Markham, Janice Gordon, Lonnie
Stewart, Donnie Shaver, Blaine
Tuttle, Jackie Donaldson, Jimmy
Dunn, and Robert Gordon.
Attend Meetings
Attending the Charter Night
of the Pinehurst Lions Club at
the Country Club on Wednesday
night were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sin
clair and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Au
man.
Elmer David Wilson and the
Rev. George Houck attended the
meeting of Presbytery on Tuesday
at Highland Presbyterian Church
in Fayetteville.
Attending the Methodist Dis
trict Conference on Monday at the
new Fayetteville College were
Mrs. John Branson, Miss Alberta
Monroe, and the Rev. Aaron ly-
son.
Girl Scouts
It is Girl Scout Cookie time
again. The girls will have the
boxes of delicious cookiesfor sale
on Friday.
New Job Appointment
Leonard VonCanon, who is a
lumber inspector at the Sandhill
Furniture Corporation, serves as
vice-president of the Moore Coun
ty Young Democratic Club, a vol
unteer fireman, and even though
he has completed his tour of duty
with the armed forces, maintains
active duty with the National
Guard. Recently this enterprising
young man was appointed as sales
representative for the Fuller
Brush Company of Montgomery
and Moore counties.
Graveside Services
Attending the' graveside service
for their cousin, Dan Graham, of
Ruffin, S. C., at Bethesda Ceme
tery . on Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Tarrell Graham and
family, Reece Graham with Bren
da, and Misses Treva and Tressie
Auman.
Graveside services were held
on Monday afternoon at the West
End Cemetery for Mrs. Wade Ty
ner with the Rev. Clifton Tuttle
officiating. Mrs. Tyner died on
Saturday night at Moore Mem-i
orial Hospital.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuart of
Teachey called on Mrs. Claude
Auman on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of the.
Leslie Gordons were the W. W.
and Ivy Edgerton families of Mi
cro.
T. J. Baldwin is home after hav
ing a tonsillectomy last week at
Duke Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Pusser and
their two teen-age daughters lost
their home and all its furnishings
by fire Sunday morning when an
oil heater in their home exploded.
The Pusser home was located near
the Rummage Brothers’ peach
orchard, and Cyrus is employed
with the Harris McRae Company
of Ellerbe where the girls are in
high school. Mrs. Pusser is the
former Miss Willie McCracken,
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. McCracken of West
End.
Watts Auman of Fort Bragg
spent the week-end with his
parents, the Clyde Aumans.
Bobby Auman rode to Winston-
Salem with Jimmy FishOr from
Fayetteville on Sunday to pick
up Jimmy’s Davidson College
roommate, Bill Denham, who is
going with Jimmy to France to
study this spring. Bobby and
Jimmy had to stop in High Point
on the way due to the heavy
snow. There they visited at High
Point College with Eugene Blake.
Needing tire chains, they purchas
ed some from Albert Blue, form
erly of Jackson Springs and the
husband of the former Miss Lois
Eifort, and also visited with Bob
Lewis at Albert’s station. Bob is
the son of Mrs. Blake Lewis and
married the former Miss Nancy
Eifort, daughter of Mrs. D. D.
Eifort.
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