Pag^ SIX THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962 WEST END NEWS BY SALLY AUMAN Girl Scout Week In observance of National Girl Scout week and in commemora tion of the 50th Anniversary of Girl Scouting, the local troops worshipped as a body on Sunday morning at the Presbyterian ChiiTch. The Rev. George Houck used as his subject, “Pretty is as Pretty Does.” He spoke on the life of Esther and urged the girls to grow beautiful from within and that each was potential candi date for the title of “Miss Ameri ca.” Brownie Susan McCaskill led her troop in giving the Scout 'promise and Sharon Richardson and Janice Gordon led the In termediate and Senior troops in their promise. Miriam Gibson, soloist, gave “A Perfect Prayer,” with Mrs. George Houck, organist. Leaders attending the service with the girls were Mrs. Harold Markham, Mrs. Everette Cole, and Mrs. Hubert Black. Highlighting Girl Scout week will be a square dance on Friday evening at 7:30 at the American Legion Hut. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Crotty of Pinehurst have agreed to lead the dance, and the Liven-Blues will give the music. The Boy Scouts will be guests of the girls. Chaperones for the evening will be tjie troop com mittee members and the Scout leaders. At the Intermediate meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Janice Gordon was elected president; Janet Markhcim, vice-president; Helen Hanner, secretary. Patrol I, and Frances Gibson, treasurer. Patrol I; Christine Sutphin, secretary, Patrol II; and Laura Sutphin, treasurer, Patrol II. There are now 12 members of the troop. PTA Meeting The Parent-Teacher Association will imeet at the School on Mon day evening at 7:30. Mrs. W. M. Thompson will be in charge of the program, and all parents are urged to attend. Science Fair Winners The West End School won all of the honors in the Junior Bio logical Division of the Coimty Science Fair in Carthage on Fri day. All winning exhibits were from Mrs. Lena Ladu’s section of Gilbey’s Vodka Pt A' 4/5 180 Pml. DittilU Iran 1002 Srain. W. i A. Oilbey, IM., Cia., Oliio. Disif. by National OisliOera Prod. Co. the eight grade. First place win ners were Donald Thomas and William Johnson with their ex hibit on “Miracle Light - Ultra Violet.” “Principles of Crystalli zation” won second place for John Blue, Jr., and third place winner was Jimmy Robbins on his pro ject, “Secret Magnetic Lock.” Discussion on Drop-Ouls A professional meeting was held on Wednesday night by the teachers of the school with a dis cussion' of “School Drop-Out” with Miss Bert McCrummen as pro gram chairman. Mrs. W. M. Thompson spoke on the history of the drop-out in the general education field. Johnny Baines discussed “Reasons for the Drop- Out” with Miss McCrummen speaking on how to prevent the drop-outs. Otis Boroughs spoke on ways of interesting drop-out students in returning to school. Senior Play Casting The cast for the Senior play, “The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Came” are now being selected. Woman's Club Mel The Woman’s Club met for a dinner meeting on Thursday evening at Samarcand Manor with the Girls Choir of 16 voices presenting a musical program. Several girls also gave informa tive talks on what Samarcand meant to them. Mrs. Archie Far mer presented at the business session at which time Mrs. Jennie Teeter was appointed to serve on the site committee and Miss Tressie Auman to serve on the finance camimittee for a Com munity Recreation Field. Superin tendent at Samarcand, Miss Reva Mitchell, welcomed the club, and special guests for the meeting were Mrs. Lena Ladu, Mrs. Joe Wiseman of Pinehurst, Mrs. Edith Pankey, and Miss Edith Mark ham. Speaks to Sandspur Club H. W. Ehrhardt of Pinehurst spoke to the Sandspur Club on Thursday evening on the minerals of Moore County, and on the general activities of the County Rock Hodnd Club. Of particular interest was a display of precious stones which he had polished and mounted, and he also showed slides showing points of interest which the members of the Rock Club had visited. Mrs. Francis Currie, Jr. was chairman of the program, and she presented Mrs. Ehrhardt, who accompanied her husband. Mrs. Paul VonCanon, presided at the businesg session at which time Mrs. Allan Mc Donald reported on the Communi ty Recreation Field. Mrs. Lee Sutphin was appointed to serve on the site camimittee, and Mrs. Bobby VonCanon was appointed to the finance committee. Mrs. Lee Sutphin was hostess to the club at her home. Award Winner Mrs. Flora Frye O’Quinn, teach er of Lillington High School, re ceived the top award presented to high school chemistry teachers by the North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society. The award, amounting to $300.00 in cash and an engraved plaque, is sponsored by the Cardinal Pro ducts of Durham, and was pre sented by its president, Dr. 'Tom Amore. Mrs. O’Quinn is the for mer Miss Flora Frye if this com munity, and is a sister of Mrs. Bill Poley and Fred Fiye. She attended West End Schools and lived with her aunt, Mrs. Nola Lewis. She graduated from high School at Jackson Springs, which was then a boarding school, and one. of the few high school in this section. Later she was gra duated from Meredith College and has served on a Textbook Comimiission for the State Depart ment of Education. Attend Conference The Methodist young people at tended a Tri-District Conference of the North Carolina Southeast ern Conference in Clinton Simday afternoon on “Vocational Gui dance.” Attending were Helen Hanner, Delores Conrad, Mike' and Brenda Graham, Joanne and Vernon Sutphin, and the Rev. A. G. 'Tyson. Circles Meet The Circles of the Methodist Women met on Monday night us ing as their topic, “The Great Physician is Still Healing.” 'The Minnie Morris Circle met with Mrs. Decatur Richardson with Mrs. D. D. Richardson as co hostess. Mrs. E. R. Tart gave the worship, and Mrs. A. G. Tyson presented the program. The Mar garet BroWn Circle met with Mrs. Fred B. Monroe. Miss Alberta Monroe had the program, and she was assisted by Mrs. F. S. Currie, Jr., Mrs. Paul VonCanon, and Miss Blanche Monroe. The Children’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met on Wednesday Eiftemoon with Mrs. Lynn Mclnnis and Mrs. Tarrell Graham, their leaders. Mrs. M. L. Morris and Mrs. E. L. Sutphin were hostesses for re freshments. Mrs. Hobson Tucker was hos tess to her circle of the Presby terian women on Monday even ing. Mrs. Tommy McNeill lead the Bible study and Miss Tressie Auman had the prograim. Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Clyde Auman were co-hostesses to their circle on Monday night. Miss Neolia McCrummen was moderator for the Bible study and Mrs. Everette Cole presented the program. Speaks on Evangelism Mrs. Gordon Cameron of Pine hurst, chairman of District VI of the Presbyterian Women, spoke to the meeting of the Women of the Church on Sunday evening, emphasizing Evangelism. Miss Neolia McCrurnmien presented a program on “Witnessing in Your Vocation,” assisted by Mrs. E. R. Outland, Mrs. George Houck, and Mrs. Clyde Auman. Mrs. R. B. Lewis, president, gave a call to worship, and Mrs. Floyd Medlin of Pinehurst and Mrs. M. L. Morris were special guests. Personals Visiting with Mrs. E. R. Out land on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDuffie of Fayetteville. Our sympathy is expressed to Mrs. M. L. Morris on the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Partridge, on Friday at Prince Edward Island, Canada. Weekend guests of the Fred Monroes were Mr. and Mrs. Mon roe, Jr. with daughter, Carol Jeanne, of Raleigh. The 4 that goes around acting like a Tempest! i/set/ i9 Ae that people swore by V~8’s and V-8’s alone. And then along came Tempest’s spunky 4 to steal their thunder. The hottest version* of this 4 (166 hp) puts out more horse- powter than any other production 4 in the world. More torque, too. And every version, standard 110 hp on up, is smooth and silent and effortless. About the only thing Tempest doesn’t share with the big boys is its appetite for gasoline and spare parts. Try a drive in a Tempest 4 soon, hear? You might as well save while you’re swinging! 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Broad St. Phone 695-5401 Southern Pines. N. C. I IVATIONlNriDC !L MU AiUTtlAt muPAKIvl ^ ^»MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY! Hom« OTftc«: Cofcimbva, Ohio I School Singers to Appear Twice at Ft. Bragg Monday The Singing Peers of St. Peter’s School in Peekskill, N. Y. with the Rev. Dr. Frank C. Leeming as director, will ajppear twice at Ft. Bragg, Monday, March 19. The chorus is composed of 32 boys between the ages of 15 and 19. The group has made four Southern tours and next year will give a series pf concerts in London. The singers have appear ed twice in Southern Pines. The Singing Peers will present the Choral Evensong at 7:30 p. m., at the new Airborne Chapel in the New Division area. Following the religious service, the group will present a concert of popular music at the Post Re ligious Center, Building 4 T-2630, the Old Hospital area, at 8:30 p. m.. Refreshments will be serv ed following the concert. The public is invited to both events. Stale College Glee Club Sings at Local School The Men’s Glee Club of N. C. State College, Raleigh, sang ,at Weaver Auditorium Monday morning in a concert for students in the East Southern Pines schools. Local young men who are members of the Glee Club are Thomas E. Culbreth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cblbreth, and John M. Marcum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcum. FRIGIOAIRE Baby Cars Washer with Automatic Soak Cycle! tijjj K Model WDA-62 • Automatic Soak Cycle—soak, wash, spin-dry diapers in 46 minutes! Ideal for work and play clothes! • Patented 3-Ring Agitator bathes deep dirt out without beat ing. ..for a sparkling clean wash! • Safe, automatic bleaching— dispenses laundry aids—liquid or powder—automatically! • Two fresh water Lint-Away rinses float lint away auto matically! OHLY $199.95 Ask us about the Frigidaire 15-year lifetime test! easy terms FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCT OF OBNKNAI. MOTORS Burney Hardware Co. South Street Aberdeen, N. 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