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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Thursday, april 5, i962
Women's Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor TELEPHONE OX 2-6512
April 1 Marriage
Of Miss Wicker, Mr,
Tew, Is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Alexander
Wicker announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Anne Travis
Wicker to Mr. James Albert Tew,
Jr. on Sunday, April 1, in Ben-
nettsville, S. C.
Lockie Parker Has
Family Visiting
Here This Week
Miss Lockie Parker has been
entertaining members of her fam
ily this past w'leekend. “Full to
bursting” was the small house on
Ridge street with the folks stop
ping off on their way home from
Florida.
The family, who all live in Buf
falo, N. Y., include Mr. and Mrs.
Kerr Parker, their son, Kerr, Jr.
and his wife and two children.
Southern Pines is getting to be
an annual stop coming or going
for this group who travel to Flor
ida winters to escape the cold of
Buffalo and enjoy their boat,
pnoored at Fort Lauderdale.
Looking Ahead
Weymouth Visitor, Mrs.
Lohmann Now in Akron
With Coburn Mussers
' Mrs. Carl A. Lohmann, who haS
been spending the past week
with Mrs. James Boyd, left
Thursday to fly to Akron, Ohio.
There she is spending a W@ek
with her sister and brother-in*
laWj kjr, and Mrs. Coburn Musser.
Mrs. Musser, following a serious
'dperation, is now
the Lakeside Hospital.
,, Mrs. Lohmann will visit with
her sister before she returns to
her home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Lohmann and Mrs. Musser
are the daughters of the late Mrs;
Andrews.
Ed Cox Entertains
Guests at Hollywood
Hotel after Buffet
i Among those entertaining
; guests at Saturday’s buffet sup-
\ per at the Hollywood were Mr.
' and Mrs. Nathan Delavan, Mrs.
W. Granville Taylor, Mrs. C. W..
Fite, Mrs. Wallace B. Donham,
Mrs. Edna Heazlit, Mrs. S. T.
Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. Roland R.
McElvare.
Edward Cox delightfully en
tertained the guests after the buf
fet supper with a lecture in psy
chical research.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pottle
of Rockford, Ill. are here visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George Pottle.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Delavan
of Skaneateles, N. Y. have arriv
ed to visit their parents who have
been spending the winter here.
Arrivals include: Dr. and Mrs.
O. H. Alisbah of Philadelphia,
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Bevan of
Delmar, N. Y.; Thomas W. Bob
bitt, Greensboro; Myron D. Bey
er, Jr., Bloomsburg, Pa.; Dr. and
Mrs. Robert G. Little, Williams
port, Pa.; Marshall Le Vie, Palm
Harbor, Fla.; George L. Billings,
Richmond, Va.; E. L. Carson and
Vaughn Carson, Lightstreet, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Moss, Need
ham, Mass.; Kelt Meehan, Du-
shore. Pa.; George W. Mears,
Bloomsburg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
David S. Muzzey, Jr., Kensington,
Md.; J. A. Williams, Charlotte;
Clyde W. Waters, Bloomsburg,
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant,
Longmeadow, Mass and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert S. Davis, W. Spring-
field, Mass.
Bridge Winners
Winners at bridge following
Tuesday afternoon’s regular ses
sion of the HoUsrwood Bridge
Club were Mrs. P. P. Pelton, Mrs.
Carl Thompson, Mrs. Everett
Walker, and Mrs. Owen B.
Rhoads. Mrs. Frank Hale was the
bolivia winner.
DOGWOOD GROVE
Dogwood Grove 253 of the Su
preme Forest Woodmen Circle
will hold regular meeting Mon
day, April 9, at 8 p. m. in the
Woodman hall.
CIVIC CLUB MEET
The Southern Pines Civic Club
will hold its final meeting of the
season on Monday, April 9, at 3
p. m. There will be election of
officers, annual reports, tea and
a social hour. All members are
luged to attend.
BROWNSON MEMORIAL
The following three circles of
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian
Church will meet Tuesday at 10
a. m.: Circle 8 with Mrs. George
Thompson, 340 W. Illinois Ave
nue; Circle 9 with Mrs. Mangum
Webb, E. Indiana Avenue; Circle
10 with Mrs. Etruce Warlick, Hill
Side Road.
DAR MEETING
Mrs. Quenton Smith of West
End will be hostess to members
of the Alfred Moore Chapter,
DAR, at its monthly meeting, to
be held at her home Saturday,
April 14, at 2:30 p. m.
BAKE SALE
The Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church’s Youth Group is having
a bake sale beside the A & P
Store Saturday beginning at 10
a, M.
FLOWER MARf
All kinds of flowers and flow
ering plants will be on sale at the
Flower Mart, sponsored by the
Women’s Fellowship of the
United Church of Christ, to be
held Friday and Saturday, Aoril
13 and 14, in the former Ratch’s
Department Store building.
rummage sale
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Southern
Pines Methodist Church is spon
soring a rummage sale on April 6
and 7 at the Patch Store Building
on the comer of N. W. Broad St.
and W. New Hampshire Ave.
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Mrs. McCain Was
yisitor Here En
Route to Raleigh
Mrs. Paul P. McCain, who is
“Sadie” to most folks hereabouts,
left yesterday to return to her
home in Wilson.
While here Mrs. McCain visited
with many of her old friends. She
was the house guest of her cousin,
Mrs. E. V. Perkinson, at the Per-
kinson home on Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Mrs. McCain returned to Wil
son via Raleigh where she attend
ed the meeting of the State Moth
ers Association assembling this
week to select the Mother of the
Year.
VFW Auxiliary Will
Give Easter Gifts to
Children at McCain
The ^TW Auxiliary of John
Boyd Post 7318 held its regular
meeting Wednesday, March 22,
with President Louise Crain pre
siding.
'The Auxiliary project of Easter
favors for the children at Mc
Cain Sanatorium was reported
well underway. Each child is to
be given an individual gift.
A sew-bake sale will be held in
May and the Auxiliary also plans
a party at the Veterans Adminis
tration Hospital in Fayetteville,
May 18.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year 1962-
§3: Louise Crain, reelected presi-
denlf Mrg. Hubert
vice president; Mrs. John
‘Talbert, junior vice president;
Mrs. James trvin, treasurer; Mrs.
William draih, thaplain; Mrs. A.
O. Monroe, Sr., guard; Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson, conductress; Mrs. C.
L. Klabbatz, trustee.
Before the meeting, a covered
dish supper of various delicious
dishes was served by the Auxil
iary members to the Post’s 1961-
62 officers, who served with Com
mander Hubert Cameron.
MISS ANN CREED, whose engagement to Donald Lee Burney
is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Creed
of Pinedene. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Burney of
Pine Grove Road. Miss Creed, a graduate of Aberdeen High
School, is employed by J. D. Arey & Company of Aberdeen.
Mr. Burney graduated from Southern Pines High School and
attended Richmond Professional Institute and is also employed
by the J. D. Arey Company. They plan a June 17 wedding.
TALENT SEARCH WINNERS TO ENTERTAIN
AT BAND BOOSTERS HOE DOWN FRI. NIGHT
Dogwood Grove Bake
Sale Proceeds Are
Donated to Charities
At the regular meeting t>f Dog
wood Grove 253 of the Supreme
Forest Woodmen Circle, held re
cently, plans were made to par
ticipate in the flag sales drive to
help make sure that every busi
ness and home in the county will
be flying a flag on Memorial Day,
May 30.
The Circle sponsored a bake
sale with all proceeds donated to
the heart and cancer drives. Also
the Circle made a contribution to
ithe March of Dimes.
At the close of the ritualistic
meeting, refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Flora Bowers and Mrs.
Vera Warner.
Miss Ethel Johnson
And Army Officer
Wed in California
Miss Ethel Johnson of Marietta,
Ga. and Capt. Melton H. Kunze
were married March 24 at the
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of
Monterey, Calif.
Miss Johnson is the daughter of
Oscar Johnson of Southern Pines,
and the late Mrs. Johnson. She is
a sister of Melvin O. and Richard
W. Johnson and of Mrs. R. W.
Howard, all of Southern Pines.
Capt. Kunze is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Kunze of
Waco, Texas. He has been sta
tioned at Fort Bragg but is pres
ently taking the Vietnamese
Course of the Army Language
iSchool at the Presidio in Monte
rey and will leave for a year’s
tour of duty in Vietnam, May 1.
During his absence, his wife
will return to her job with the
personnel division of Dobbins
AFB in Marietta. When Captain
fKunze gets back tO;the States, he
jwill be stationed again at Fort
Bragg arid the- couple plaftfe to
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Table Winners at
Sandhill Duplicate
Club Party Listed
There were eight tables in play
at Tuesday evening’s SancRiill
Duplicate Bridge Club party, held
as usual at the Southern Pines
Country Club.
North-South winners were:
Mrs. E. A. Reagan and Mrs. M.
W. Hitson, first; Mrs. Roy Grin-
nell and Mrs. J. J. Spring, second
and Mrs. James Besley and Mrs.
Jean Fldson, third.
Winners, East-West, were: Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Markham of
West End, first; Mr. and Mrs. V.
W. Roeggenbaum of Bradford,
Pa., second and Dr. and Mrs.
Donson, also of Bradford, third.
United Church
Lists Meetings
On April 8, Passion Sunday,
the Rev. Carl Wallace will preach
on “The Inevitable Sacrifice” at
the 11 a. m. service at the United
Church of Christ.
The youth of the church will
meet with the Southern Pines
Youth Federation at Emmanuel
Episcopal Chxu-ch at 6 p. m.
On Saturday morning, April 7,
at 10:30, the pastor will conduct
the fourth in a series of Church
Membership Training classes.
On Wednesday, April 11 the
Junior Choir and the Prayer
Group meet at 7 p. m.; the Senior
Choir at 7:30 and the Board of
Trustees at 8 p. m.
The following circles of the Wom
en’s Fellowship meet this week:
Friendship Circle meets Wednes
day, at 3 p. m., with Mrs. Hicks
Kesef.
Fanny Timmons Circle, at 10
a. m., with Mrs. Marvin Cornell.
Lena Sweezy Circle at 2:30 p.
m., with Mrs. Leland Daniels, Sr.,
Margaret White Circle at 3 p. m.,
in the church parlor with Mrs.
M. Y. Poe and Mrs. Elinor Fisher
as hostesses; Ruth Burr Sanborn
Circle at 8 p. m., in the church
parlor, with Mrs. Royster Gaskill,
hostess. ‘
There^ii be a big time in the
Old Town Friday, April 6. If you
haven’t square danced with Nick
Crotty calling the figures, don’t
miss the opportunity at the big
benefit Hoe Down at the East
Southern Pines High Schaal
Gymnasium from 8:30 to 11:30
p. m. Those who have enjoyed
dancing to Nick’s clear calling,
will welcome the news that he is
at the miclfophone and that his
Carolina Cardinals will provide
the music.
For those who prefer round
dancing, there will be lots of ball
room dancing too.
There’s plenty of fun in store
for all. There’ll be an old fashion
ed cake walk with the most de
licious cakes in town for the lucky
winners.
There’ll be prizes too, and You
may be the one to draw one of
the delightful gifts. Refreshments
will be available and youn can
will be available and you can
Coco-Colas at your own tables.
But this is not all.
There will be entertainment
too. Nick Crotty is bringing his
exhibition team and you’ll see a
square dance team trained to per
fection,
The Vrlriners of the Sandhills
Talent Search will appear in per
son to do their prize winning
numbers. Anna Dell and Buddy
Smith, a brother-sister team from
Southern Pines will do a tap
dance and Anna Dell will per
form a solo modern dance.
All of this will be yours for
only a small donation which will
go into the Band Booster’s Uni
form Fund. The Band Boosters
hope to wipe out the $900.00 uni
form debt and your attendance at
the Hoe-Down will make it pos
sible.
Those who can’t attend and
would like to send a donation
will earn the gratitude of the
Band Boosters. Your contribu-
ion, large or small, can be mail-
•3d to Phyllis Cornell, Treasurer,
Band Booster Club, Southern
Pines.
May Fashion Show
Planned by Women’s
Club of St. Anthony’s
At their April business meeting,
St. Anthony’s Women’s Guild
made plans for their coming
Fashion Show, to be presented
May 9 in the St. Anthony's School
Auditorium.
The following committee chair
men were appointed: Mrs. Harry
P. McStravick, arrangements;
Mrs. Sarah Lorenson, tickets;
Rosalie Garris, decorations; Mrs.
McKay, refreshments; Mrs. John
G. Mock, publicity; Jean Edwards,
general chairman.
Father Francis Smith and the
committee chairmen responsible
for the arrangements of the
Mardi Gras Ball, expressed thanks
to all those who helped make
the affair so successful again this
year.
Girl Scout Troop
109 to Present
Play on April 15
Girl Scout Troop 109 went to
the Pinehurst Playhouse on March
17 to see “The Boy Friend.” They
were accompanied by their
mothers.
The Troop is planning to give
a play, “The Gift Horse,” on
April 15 at 7 p.m, at Brownson
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
There will also be a Court of
Awards, and refreshments will be
served afterwards.
Mrs. Avery Wins
Par Seeker Tourney
FoUowing Wednesday’s Par
Seekers tournament, a low net
event won by Mrs. B. C. Avery
with Mrs. Charles Paul taking
second prize, the women’s golfing
group enjoyed their monthly
luncheon at the Southern Pines
Coimtry Club.
Sandhills Woman’s
Exchange Meeting and
Tea Slated Monday
An executive board meeting of
the Sandhills Woman’s Exchjmge
will be held tomorrow, Friday, at
10:30 a. m. at the Midland Road
home of Mrs. Robert Fisher.
Mrs. S. A. Strickland will en
tertain members of the Exchange
at the monthly meeting and tea,
to be held at her Linden Road
home on Monday at 3 p. m.
New Heir-Rivals
ROBERT ALAN BESLEY
SlSgt. and Mrs. J. E. Besley, Jr.
of Mt. Clemens, Mich, announce
the arrival of a second son, Rob
ert Alan, March 28 Their other
son, James David, is two and they
have a daughter, Sicily Ann, five.
Paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Besley, live at 270
North Ashe Street.
Two Gnatcatcher Nests
Seen by Local Bird
Club at Pinebluff Lake
Thirteen people from the South
ern Pines Bird Club went to Pine-
bluff Lake last Friday morning,
where, they saw the dainty nest of
the blue-gray gnatcatcher, used
last year, and also, one of the
previous year. Both nests had
been watched, and there are ex
pectations that the same pair of
birds will return to the vicinity
again.
A swamp sparrow and yellow-
throat were seen, and a list of 32
species was made during the
morning.
Persons interested in birds are
cordially invited to meet at head
quarters, 160 South Bennett
Street, at 9:30 a. m. on Fridays.
Lutheran Church
Women Attend Meet
In Fayetteville
Mrs. N. Earl Townsend, mis
sionary on furlough from Argen
tina, was the principal speaker at
Ithe Eastern Conference meeting
of the United Lutheran Church
Women of North Carolina at St
James Lutheran Church, Fay
etteville, March 24.
A Columbia, S. C. native, Mrs.
Townsend is, a graduate Of Lenoir
Rhyne College in Hickory where
her father. Dr. F. Grover Morgan,
was a professor. She and her hus
band went to Argentina in 1949
and completed two terms in that
field. Her husband is presently di
rector of Evangelism and Litera
ture for the Lutheran Church in
Argentina.
Members of the United Church
Women of Our Saviour Lutheran
Church, Southern Pines, who at
tended the meeting were: Mrs.
Luther Adams, Mrs. Jacqueline
Baldwin, Miss Jane Efird, Mrs.
Melvin Johnson and Mrs. Eva
Wallace.
New Historical Society
In Hillsborough to
Hear Mrs. Ives Friday
Mrs, Ernest L. Ives will speak
at the first meeting of the new
ly-formed Hillsborough Historical
Society tomorrow, Friday, night.
In Hillsborough, she will be the
guest of Mrs. Cheshire Webb, a
sister of Mrsr'Frank Graham, dur
ing the afternoon preceding the
dinner meeting.
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