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Page TWENTY-FOUR THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina ^ THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962 THEATRE SUNRISE “Lover Coma Back,” the sea son’s new comedy smash will be seen Sunday through Wednesday at the Sunrise Theatre. Combining the talents of Rock Hudson, Doris Day and Tony Randall, the new vehicle races along at a laugh-provoking tem po. Rock app>sars as Jerry Web ster, whose prowess as an adver tising mastermind matches his outstanding gifts as a lady killer. The tempting bait placed in his fast-paced stride to eminence in all his diverse pursuits is capti vating Miss Day, his arch rival, j ready to make almost any sacri fice to wr>3St away his choice ac counts. And the ever-entertaining cat alyst in this magic brew is Tony Randall, a scatter-brained neu rotic. One of the screen’s foremost comedians. Jack Oakie, adds fur ther appeal to the cast. Jack Gruschen, remembered for his Oscar-nominee perform ance in “The Apartment,” adds to his laurels with his role as a research scientist. In 1960, a total of 19,155,510 pounds of North Carolina eggs were hauled in interstate com merce. new We have just received a new shipment of STRAW BAGS FOR SPRING COSTUME JEWELRY IN lovely netv spring colors. STUFFED EASTER TOYS .... bunnies, lambs, and they’re washable. DAINTY LINGERIE Here’s a MUST! Elizabeth Arden prepara tions in Easter baskets and eggs. PERFUMES, COLOGNES, etc. Perfect for gifts! '^y]\ Welch Gift Shop 240 S. Broad Southern Pines Lawn Mower Supplies Engines - Short Block Assemblies Blades - Hubs Hub Washers Wheels and Wheel Bolts Merry Tillers Engine Tune-Ups ABERDEEN GARAGE 400 Tarbell Si. Tel. WI4-1581 ABERDEEN. N. C. CURTIS Cameron Team to Compete Saturday In FFA Contest I Future Farmers of America and vocational agriculture teachers from throughout North Carolina will m.eet at East Montgomery High School, Biscoe, Saturday for the eighth annual State FFA Land Judging program sponsored by Carolina Power & Light Company and the N. C. Bankers Associa tion. The four-member FFA teamsi will compete for district and state honors and for awards val ued at $1,300. The winning team will take the state’s banner to Oklahoma City in May for the National Land, Pasture and Range Judging Meet. The team placing first in the state will receive a plaque and $750 for expenses to the national meet; the second place team will get a plaque and $100 for expens es to one of the FFA summer camps. The high-scoring indivi dual will receive a ^100 college ,scholarship and the second high individual a $50 gold watch. First place teams in each of the six districts will receive plaques and $50 for expenses to FFA camp. Second place district winners will receive plaques. Moore County will be repre sented at the contest by the Cam eron team of the Moore Federa tion, composed of Roger Johnson, Grey Tillman, Robert Lankford and Ronnie Stanley. G. M. Thomas is their agriculture teach- ON TOUR—One of eight houses or gardens on the 14th annual House and Garden Tour of the Southern Pines Garden Club, to be held Wednesday, April 11, is the house of Mr. and Mrs. John Read Burr on Midland Road, Pine- hurst, shown here facing its spacious lawn. (Humphrey photo) The driver who wins every body’s respect is the motorist who makes courtesy his code of the road, says the North Cs^olina De partment of Motor Vehicles. GARDEN TOUR (Continued from page 1) Washer & Dryer Special »299« FREE INSTALLING FREE SERVICE S. W. Broad Radio & TV Service Southern Pines sponsoring club; The Shaw House The tour starts, as usual, at the old Shaw House. Built in 1860 by Squire Shaw, it is typical of the farm houses of this area at that time. The restoration not only includes period pieces of Early American furnitur.9 and copies of material used then but also the carefully planned yard, which boasts an herb garden, a well and a smoke house. Travelers in e^ly days found shelter for the night and were given a bed, a wash bowl, pitcher and candle. The Gilmore House A happy blend of old brick and California redwood make this fairly new contemporary house seem as if it had grown with the tall pines that surround it. Taste ful and thoughtful plantings add to this charming “unnew” feeling in a modern house. Comfort calls the tune for the living areas, which are well lived in by an active young family. The color, style and interesting details make it a house to induce relaxation and to conduce congeniality. The entrance hall wallpaper, depict ing scenes of Nassau, is well chosen for this world traveling couple. Mr. Gilmore is director of the United States Travel or ganization which is striving to induce foreign visitors to our shores. He was apponted by Pres ident Kennedy. The Ilsley House A special view demands a special house, and the owners of this lovely spacious house were also the architects who kept this in mind. The house hugs the ridge of one of the highest points in the Sandhills, overlooking forty miles of the wooded Fort Bragg reserva- tin. The living and dining rooms face this ever-changing scene, punctuated by a small but jewel- like garden that catches the eye in the foreground of this pano rama. The Campbell House A rare combination of city ele gance and country ease make this an outstanding house of dignity and warmth. The unexpected con trast from the formal marble foy er to the casual old pine panel ing is a typical example of the imagination and ingenuity shown throughout. Special attention should be called to the old mantel pieces found in each room, a rare collection to be housed under one roof. The owners have dedi cated themselves to philantl^pic organizations and in particular the Boy Scouts of America, of which Mr. Campbell is the Amer ican representative on the Inter national Boy Scouts Council. Many years ago he volunteered his services to the Boy Scouts and rose to the top American post. He received the Daniel eBard Award three years ago in Beard Award three years ago in Th« BuUens Gardens “Homewood,” the residence of Mr .and Mrs. D. K. Bullens, is sit uated in five acres of small gar dens and walks, where every ef fort has been made to preserve the charm and naturalness of azaleas and camellias growing in a woodland setting. Some 150 va rieties of azaleas with half a hundred types of hollies make the garden an outstanding floral achievement. “Homewood” is a reproduction of one of Virginia s most famous revolutionary homes. The Meyer House Our great American tradition has its roots in the hearts of a people, and in this house the spirit is recaptured. The history of '■'Bilyeu” goes back 130 years, and, although the original ten ants would have some difficulty recognizing it now, part of the old house still stands, and the rich random-width floor boards bear witness to these years. Now, as then, the mood reflects our time less traditional values of simplici ty, of warmth and friendliness, of imagination, of comfort and ease. The log cabin near the lake was found by the late Mr. Meyer within five miles of its present site nearby. Except for the origi nal old hollies and magnolias, the magnificent specimen shrubs were planted from the adjoining nursery. Following the precedent set by her late husband, Mrs. Meyer’s interest in and generosity to the community is unsurpassed. The Burr House Bright splashes of green, varied blues and sparkling white make an exciting color palette for this inviting country home. The se cret, of course, is the way these colors are used. You wiU find a narrow hall made spacious by the use of a space-deceiving wallpa per. The living and dining rooms carry out a casual provincial feel ing, with an added elegant touch given by the filigreed Italian chandeliers. The harmony of the three colors share equal and hap py billing in a restatement clear ly executed throughout the house. Golf is literally at their back door, with a portion of their lawn almost part of the famous No. 2 course. The Bussell House A modem, year-round house built for all of the comfort and convenience of today’s living. It is constructed with an obvious eye to weather conditions in this part of the country. A charming patio overlooking the golf course lends itself to fall and spring. An in viting living-diJiing room wei-i comes the winter that the Cham ber of Commerce denies we have, and complete air-conditioning de fies our summer. Modern furnish ings make it a charming and functional house that can adapt itself to small informal gatherings or open up for entertaining large groups. T.V. Troubles? Call Vas TV For Prompt, Courteous Service Expert Repairs at Reasonable Rates ALL WORK GUARANTEED VASS TV and RADIO Phone 245-7781 G.E. APPLIANCES & REPAIRS ZENITH TV & RADIO NOW Monthly Interest Paiil By Check (Or Credited To Your Checking Account) On CITIZENS BANK / Investment Savings Certificates / Investment Savings Accounts Designed to fit the needs of those desiring monthly income, CITIZENS BANK Investment Savings Certificates and Investment Savings Accounts are available in multiples of $1,000. Current interest rates are a big 4% per annum on Investment Savings Certificates having a maturity of one year and 3% per annum on Invest ment Savings Accounts. A one year Investment Savings Certificate of $3,000 will produce a monthly bank guaranteed income of $10 payable each month by check or by credit to your checking account. A $30,000 one year Investment Savings Certificate produces a monthly bank guaranteed income of $100. SAVE WHERE YOU BANK The Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Southern Pines, N. C. DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. As before we shall be glad to credit your account or remit by check for interest, as it becomes payable, on our regular Savings Accounts or Savings Certificates.
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