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Page FOUR THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962 Women's Activities and Sandhills Social Events MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor TELEPHONE OX 2-6512 Local Legion Auxiliary Members Attended 12th District Meet Monday Mrs. L. L. Woolley, Mrs. L. A. Des Pland and Mrs. Allie B. Rose attended the meeting of the 12th District, American Legion Aux iliary at Ledbetter Lsike, Rock ingham on Monday After routine reports of unit activities were given by the 15 auxiliaries in the district, the as sembly heard an address by De partment President Mrs. Sam Welborn of Thomasville. Mrs. Des Pland gave the report of the local unit in the absence of the president, ^ss Gussie Cameron. Mrs. Des Pland also gave th^ response to the greet ings of the hostess unit. Mrs. Daisy Riddle of Carthage was elected president of the 12th District and Mrs. Dan R. McNeill, alternate. Luncheon was served after the meeting adjourned to meet next spring with the Ellerbe unit POPPY DAY Members of the Southern Pines and PinehuTst units of the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary will give their annual Poppy Day program over radio station WEE® this Fri day morning at 10:15. The ladies taking part from Pinehurst are Mrs. W. R. Dunlop and Mrs. Paul Monroe. Those from the local unit are Mrs. Clare W. Sauser, Mrs. James L. Ritchie, Mrs. L. A. Des Pland and Mrs. Dan R. Mc Neill. Poppy Day as a memorial to American war dead and a trib ute to disabled servicemen origi nated after the first World War. Soldiers returning from Europe in 1918 were familiar with the wild poppies which bloomed in the battlefields of France and Flanders. The American Legion Auxiliary notes that the first National Pop py Day in the United States was held in 1921. RESTORATION PROJECTS DISCUSSED BY MRS. IVES AT MOORE NGEA BANQUET Friends of Mrs. Ives Invited to Meet Miss Truman at Shaw House Mrs. Ernest L. Ives invited sev eral friends over to the Shaw House EYiday noon to meet Mrs. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (Miss Marga ret Truman), who was here in her professional capacity as Pinehurst Playhouse star of toe week. The daughter of former President Harry S. Truman, and wife of newspaperman Clifton Daniel, Jr. of Zebulon, is an old friend of the Iveses. Attending the informal gather ing were Mrs. Ives’s daughter-in- law, Mrs. Timothy Ives, Mrs. David Drexel, Mrs. James Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lament Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Causey, Mrs. Joseph P. Marley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Benedict and Mrs L T. Avery, all of Southern Pines, and from Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clif ton Blue. Mrs. Lucy Yow Joins Frandel Beauty Shop Staff Mrs. Lucy Yow has joined the staff of the Frandel Beauty Shop, 120 Southwest Broad Street. Experienced in all phases of beauty work, Mrs. Yow has own ed and operated her own shop in Greenwood, S. C. for the past eight years. She moved to South ern Pines April 3 and is living in the home of Mrs. C. L. Wors ham. A Henderson native, Mrs. Yow attended the Carolina College of Beauty Knowledge in Raleigh and has had special training with famed hairdresser Mr. Keller in Spartanburg, S. C. III. I I r Mrs. Ernest Ives was the guest speaker at the Spring Banquet of the Moore County unit of the North Carolina Education Asso ciation on Wednesday night at the West End High School cafeteria. Mrs. Ives gave , a delightful and informative talk on the historical places of interest and on restora tions in Moore County as well as in the State, noting the progress now being made in restoring the old town of Bath. Theme of the banquet, “Blast Off For Education,” was carried out using silver rockets and blue candles in the dining hall; the programs were blue with rockets in glitter. The invocation was given by E. Carl Brady of the Elise School, and R. P. Johnson gave the wel come, with Mrs. Ruth Trivette responding. Miss Meade Seawell of Carthage presented the speak er. E. C. Workman of Aberdeen, president, presided at this last meeting of the school year and presented the following new of ficers for 1962-63: Miss Bert Mc- Crummeh, West End, president; Wade C. Mobley, Aberdeen, vice- president; Mrs. Sarsih C. Thomp son, West End, secretary-treasur er. President Workman recognized the following special guests of the teachers: Ernest Ives of Southern Pines; the members of the County board of education and their wives: County Commissioner and Mrs. James M. Pleasants, South ern Pines; and the local school board of West End. Complimentary remarks were heard from every side in apprecia tion of the hospitality of the West End Faculty for the delicious banquet meal, the excellent pro gram and gala decorations. VFW POST AND AUXILIARY OFFICERS HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION HERE SUNDAY NIGHT The Post and Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of John Boyd Post 7318,in Southern Pines held their joint installation Sat urday evening at the Post Home for the purpose of installing the newly-elected officers for the coming year. The installing offi cer for the post was Past Com mander Hubert Cameron. Guest was District Commander Charles Kelly of Sanford. , New officers of the post are: commander—Joe S. Ivey of Aber deen: senior vice commander— Joe Garzik; junior vice command er—Harold Gamer; post quarter master—John Stephenson; chap lain—^Roy Smith; post advocate— Harry Chatfield; surgeon—^Ker- mit Littleton; trustees—^Hubert Cameron, Fred Hall, Thom Mc Kenzie; house committee—^Rob ert Leland, Leroy Mclnnes and Em’e Klabbatz. The installing officer for the Auxiliary was Past-Department President and Chief of Staff Mrs. C. D. Thomas of Fayetteville, with a guest. Miss Margaret Mc Arthur, also of Fayetteville. The new Auxiliary officers in stalled are: president—^Miss Lou ise Crain; senior vice president— Mrs. Hubert Cameron; junior vice president—Mrs. John Talbert; secretary—Miss Pauline Clrain; chaplain—Mrs. William CYain; patriotic instmctor and trustee— Mrs. Louis Garty; trustee—^Mrs. Harry Chatfield; guard—^Mrs. A. O. Monroe, Sr.; conductress— Mrs. Richard Johnson; historian and color bearer—Mrs. John Stephenson. Those not present for installation were treasurer—Mrs. James Irvin; trustee—Mrs. C. L. Klabbatz; color bearers—Mrs. Earl Merrill and Mrs. Robert Bal- boni. At the close of the installation ceremony, Mrs. Thomas on behalf of the members presented President Louise Crain with her past president’s pin. Elach officer of the Auxiliary then pledged their support to her for the com ing yeai by giving her a bouquet of American Beauty roses. District commander Charles Kelly and Mrs. Thomas gave a short talk on the VEW Nationail Home in Eaton Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Thomas was then honored with a gift from President Crain. A gift was also given to Command er Ivey for the post on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary. The Aux iliary members also honored Mrs. Louis Garty with a life member ship certificate in the National Home in Eaton Rapids as an auxiliary member for 30 years in Marion, Mass, and Southern Pines; she has been an active Auxiliary member in Southern Pines for 13 years. At the close of the installation, n3freshments were served by the auxiliary. District Convention The VFW Post and Auxiliaries Sunday held their District IX Con vention in Laurinburg. Attend ing from Southern Pines were six post members including Com mander Joel Ivey and Past Com mander Hubert Cameron, and three Auxiliary members, Presi-i dent Louise Crain, Mrs. William Crain and Miss Pauline Crain. Charles Kelly of Sanford was re- ••^lected district commander and Mrs. Bonnie Norris of Laurinburg was elected district president. Two of the Southern Pines Aux iliary members were elected to district offices. At the joint meeting. District President Betty Tagge, of Ham let, awarded a trophy to the aux iliary of the district having the best all-around program for the year. This trophy whs presented to Louise Crain for the Ladies Auxiliary of Southern Pines. After the meeting a delicious meal was served by the Laurin burg post and auxiliary. —^by P.D.C., sec. United Church of Christ Lists Meetings On Easter Sunday, the Rev. Carl Wallace will preach on “The Answer in the Inevitable Triumph.” Special Easter Music will be given by the choirs also at the 11 a.m. worship service at The United Church of Christ. There will be a Sunrise Service at 6 o’clock, by the Youth Fed eration of Southern Pines on Easter Sunday morning. The Youth will not meet on Sunday evening. On Wednesday, the Prayer Group meets at 7 p.m., the Junior Choir at 7, and the Senior Choir at 8 p.m. On Thursday, April 26, the executive members of the Wo men’s Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. in the church parlor. 'The general meeting will follow at 8. The Ruth Burr Sanborn Circle Will be hostess. The Cub Pack Meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 27. It doesn’t take a magician to solve your REAL ESTA’TE problems . . Consult BARNUM REALTY & INSURANCE CO., OX 5-7251, Night OX 2-6792. REALTORS. Tie Results Featured In Silver Foils Four- Ball Event at Pinehurst Teams tied for first place in Tuesday’s Silver Foils Club event, a best ball of all four partners tourney at the Pinehurst Country Club, were Mrs. Stuart H. Pat terson, Mrs. C. Louis Meyer, Mrs. John von Schlegell and Mrs. Ro land R. MacKenzie, 29-35; and Mrs. Albert L. Sneed, Mrs. George H. Leonard, Mrs. Julian F. Barnes and Mrs. TTiomas C. Darst, 31-33. Sixty-three members played. Eddie Watkins Has Party on His Third Birthday Thursday Eddie Watkins celebrated his third birthday last Thursday with a party given for him by his aunt, Mrs. Eugene Norton. Young guests were Dennis Cameron, Nancy Weatherspoon, Terri and Robbin Hatchel, Rob bie and Patti Morrison, Jimmy Fuller, Jenny Ruth Norton, Judy Sue and Gene Norton. Adults who came by to wish young Eddie a happy birthday in cluded his grandmother, Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. R. L. Chand ler, Sr., Mrs. Hubert Weather- spoon, Mrs. Jack Fuller and Mrs. Roland Norton. After a play period, the chil dren enjoyed birthday cake, ice cream and punch. Surprise Easter eggs were given as favors. 4 'V t A 4ft*. 7. MR. AND MRS. EDMUND B. RANNELLS, HI MISS FIELDS AND MR. RANNELLS, WED SUNDAY AT PINEHURST, WILL LIVE HERE INSAND OUTS Arriving Saturday for a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Heyl in Knollwood are their daughter and son-in-lawi, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Holton, Jr. and three children, Janie, Betsy and Lance, of Pelham Manor, N. Y. Mrs. E. W. Muller, wife of Major Muller of Knollwood, has been hospitalized at Womack General Hospital, Fort Bragg, for the past two weeks. She returned home Wednesday. On Saturday, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Staley and two grandchildren, Johnny and Sharon, will arrive from Silver Spring, Md. for the Easter holi day Beulah Hill Baptist Church was the scene Sunday of the wedding of Miss Anita Fields and Edmund Blaine Rannells, III. The double ring ceremony, at 4:30 pi. m., was performed by the Rev. W. F. Hancock of Robbins. Mrs. Helen Alexander, soloist and Mrs. Hancock, pianist, pre sented special music. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Rannells, Jr. of Sanford, and the late Mrs. Rannells. Mrs. Patricia Brown of Pine hurst was her sister’s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss ElsSe Rannells of Sanford and Miss Suzanne Rannells of Raleigh, sisters of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Betty Gibson of Pinehurst. Christine Gibson was flower girl and Wayland Bost served as ring bearer. Mr. Rannells served as his son’s best man. Ushers were William Rannells, the bridegroom’s broth er, Graydon Thomas of Sanford and Thomas Frye of Pinehurst. The bride wore a white gown designed with a fitted bodice of Chantilly lace and bouffant skirt of peau de soie over whispering taffeta. The lace bodice, shower ed with seed pearls and sequins had long sleeves extending to calla points over the hands. The shoulder length veil, was attach ed to a satin tiara showered with seed pearls and sequins. She car ried a bouquet of white carna tions and roses centered with a white orchid The matron of honor wore a street length dress of ice blue or ganza over taffeta with full skirt and sashes of deeper hue and car ried a nosegay of white carna tions and pink roses The brides maids wore dresses identical to that of the matron of honor. The flower girl wore a floor length dress of white organza over taffeta and carried a basket of white carnations and pink roses. The bridegroom’s aunt, Mrs. Bird Club Enjoys Lunch After Tour of Grounds On Campbell Estate The Southern Pines Bird Club met last Friday at headquarters, the home of Misses Louise Haynes and Emily Fish, to listen to fine recordings of bird songs made by Roger Tory Peterson. The club later went to the grounds of the William D. Camp bell home for a bird walk. A list of 28 species was made, including the woodthrush, just arrived. Mrs. Campbell’s mother, Mrs. W. J. Hawn, Sr., invited club members to a buffet luncheon served on the patio terrace over looking the flowering shrubs. The occasion was Mrs. Hawn’s birth day. Mary Hanna was with the im mediate family group. Mrs. Hobson Ritter was wed ding director. Mrs. Rannells is a graduate of the Pinehurst High School and Sanford Business College and is employed in the Aberdeen office of Amerotron. Her husband graduated from Sanford High School and attend ed Appalachian Teachers College. He is presently with the Armed Forces, stationed at Fort Bragg. After a wedding trip to the mountains, the couple will live in Southern Pines. Reception Following the ceremony, the bride’s parents received at the Little Club in Pinehurst. Miss Geraldine Baldwin presented guests to the receiving line and Mr. and Mrs. Fields said the good byes. Miss Linda Zenns presided at the bride’s register. Mrs. Wiley Gamer cult and served the three-tiered wedding cake, assisted by Mrs. D. W. Cur rie. Mrs. E. M. Lewis poured punch. Mrs. Ritter was in charge of decorations and presided over the reception. Wedding Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Cauley Fields en tertained at a rehearsal dinner at their home Saturday evening. Mrs. D. W. Currie and Paulette Frye assisted the hosts. Winners Named in Duplicate Club. Meets Taking top honors in Tuesday evening’s SandhilL Duplicate Bridge Club session, were: first, Mrs. M. "W. Hitson and Frank de- Costa; second, Mrs. Margaret Lavery and Mrs. C. H. Bowman; third, Mrs. William J. Burke and Miss Katherine Wiley. The weekly duplicate bridge club party at the Carolina Hotel Friday night produced wins for the following: first, A1 Manichil and F. Leslie !^ogan. Holly Inn guests from Fort Wayne, Ind.; second, Mrs. Roy GrinneU and Mrs. J. J. Spring; and third, Pine hurst cottager Miss Rosa Parry and her sister, Mrs. F. R. Murga- troyd of Burlington, Ont. IN AND OUTS Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Montz of 300 Morganton Road have as their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. J. Roemer Scholtz and their two sons, Jim and Jeff. Mrs. Scholtz is the former Sallie Montz. Their older son is a junior at the Uni versity of Hawaii in Honolulu. The Scholtzes will return to their home in Maple Heights, Ohio on Monday. The John D. Sullivans and their daughter, Kathy, returned to their Midland Road home Monday after a week’s visit in Philadel phia. Hollywood Hotel Lists Arrivals and Hosts At Dinner Last Week Among those entertaining guests for dinner last Week at the Hollywood Hotel were Mrs. H. W. Gage, Mrs. van Buren Ilsley, Mrs. J. L. Tonnele and Mrs. W. Granville Taylor. Col. John W. Faulconer had as guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. James B. Thornton of Rich mond, Va. and Mrs. James G. Graham of Tappahannock, Va. He had guests in on Saturday to meet the visitors. Other arrivals at the hotel over the weekend: Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Youngs of Geneseo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harwood of For est Hills, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Whitelaw and son of Louis ville, Ky.; C. M. Lane of Greens boro; A. M. McConnell and Wil liam Liipsett of Toronto, Canada. H. C. Wylie of New Kensing ton, Pa.; Charles S. Dearstyne of Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lys- ter of Lansdowne, Pa.; Mrs. Harry Gage of Bath, N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. R. L. McFarlan of Chestnut HiU, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. John Sea man of Fairhaven, Mass. Miss Ruth Howland of Sweet Briar, Va; Miss Nina C. Harwood and Miss Ada L. Steele of New- fane, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dominick of Newburg, N. Y.; Miss Sidonia Denham and Miss Lor etta Feinburg of Fairport, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hayward of Washington, D. C. Mrs. S. Neidick and Miss Linda Neidick, and Mrs. H R. Scheider- man of Beaufort, S. C.; Dr. R. P. Denie and Ralph D. Avallon of New York City. Hollywood! Bridge Club Winners at bridge at the Holly wood Bridge Club’s Tuesday af ternoon iparty wtere Mrs. P. P. Pelton and Mrs. H. W. AUen. Bolivia winners were Mrs. Harry Gage and Mrs. Warren Edwards. 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