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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962
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ABERDEEN NEWS
CLASSROOM BUILDING—A new classroom building for
Sanford Business College is shown here in a drawing by the
architects, Hayes, Howell and Associates, of Southern Pines. It
Work Begins on
New Building for
Sanford College
Construction has begun on a new
classroom building for Sanford
Efusiness College. The building
will be eiiected on U. S. 1 bypass
between Wicker Street Extension
and Carbonton Road, near San
ford, Merritt Robinson, school
director, said today.
Designed to accommodate more
than 100 students, the new struc
ture will have five classrooms, a
library and office space. Addi
tions may be added from time to
time as the growth of the school
requires.
Fully air conditioned and out
fitted with the latest classroom
and office equipment, the new
work represents an estimated in
vestment of over $70,000.
Construction will take about
five months and is scheduled to
be completed September 15. John
William Brown is General Con
tractor.
The new building will enable
the school to expand the courses
of study. Present general courses
of study include: Stenographic,
General Business, Secretarial,
Junior Accounting, and Business
Administration. Special courses in
a number of business subjects are
also offered, Robinson stated.
will accomodate more than 100 students. The college has many
Moore County graduates and young people from this county are
almost always numbered among the student body.
Mrs. W. C. Neill, and Mrs. Frank
McNeill were among a number
of persons from Moore County
who attended the inauguration of
Dr Ansley C. Moore as president
of St. Andrews Presbyterian Col
lege in Laurinburg last Thurs
day. Mrs. Mobley toojj, part in the
academic (procession, Mrs. Mc
Neill attended the Alumni meet
ing, held Wednesday morning at
the College.
Miss Jo Sue Wallace and Miss
Jo Anne Welles of New Britain,
Conn, will arrive FViday for sev
eral days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson an
nounce the arrival of a baby
daughter born Monday, April 16,
at Moore Memorial Hospital.
Lee YDC Planning
Rally at Sanford
Officers and steering committee
of the Lee County Young Demo
crats Club have revealed plans
for an Eighth Congressionitnal
District Rally to be held at San
ford Wednesday, April 25.
The event will be held at the
Lions Fairgrounds and will be
gin at 7 p.m. with a barbecue
supper.
Announced speakers include
Rep. A. Paul Kitchin and John
KJennedy, Congressional Demo
cratic candidates from the Dis
trict. Governor Sanford and the
Council of State will be invited,
as well as Lee County officials
and candidates.
JACKSON
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Funeral Held
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock for
Webb Sherill, 73, with the Rev.
W. A. Brown officiating at the
services held at the Jackson
Springs Presbyterian Church.
Burial followed in the ERerbe
cemetery. Mr. Sherrill died on
Saturday morning at his home
near Ellerbe. Survivors are his
wife, Mrs. Lulan Rankin Sherrill
of Ellerbe, one son, Woodford,
Jackson Springs; three grandchil
dren, two sisters, Mrs. Eula Gib
bon of Derita, and Mrs. J. P. Har-
vel of Cornelius, and one broth
er, M. Johnson Sherrill of Tampa,
Fla.
Circles Meet
Circle III of the Presbyterian
Women met Monday night with
Mrs. Arthur Thomas and 5tos.
Robert Henderson gave the Bible
study from the Rook of James.
Mrs. Carlyle Clark was hostess,
to Circle IV. Mrs. John C. Blue
gave the Bible study and Mrs.
Paul Cole had the program.
Personals
Miss Ada Doughtery spent sev
eral days last week with friends
in Raleigh and attended the meet
ing of the Pioneer Club to whi^,
as an employee of the Carolina
Power and Light Company, she
belongs.
In Rocky Mount on Sunday as
dinner guests of Mrs. C. J.
Blanchard were Mr. and Mrs. K.
A. McLeod, Mrs Henry Bone, Miss
Lelia McLeod, all of Candor, and
Mrs. Geneva McLeod.
The Rev. and Mrs. Lacy Mc
Duffie are spending the Easter
holidays in Chipley, Fla. as guests
of members of his former Church.
By ANN J. McNeUl
Virginia Little Symphony
The Virginia Little Symphony
Orchestra will give a concert at
the Aberdeen High School audi
torium on Friday night, April 27,
at 8:00 p. m. Principal C. Wade
Mobley has announced that ad
vance tickets may be obtained
from high school glee club mem
bers.
Curtis Lawhon Honored
Curtis Lawhon, a member of
the Aberdeen Volunteer Fire
Department for the past 30 years,
retired from active membership
with the department and was
honored last Monday night with
a ladies night supper held at the
Firemen’s Shed, near Aberdeen
lake. A steak supper was enjoyed
by all present for the occasion.
Mayor E. O. Freeman and Fire
Chief Myrd Muse made fitting
tributes to Mr. Lawhon and he
was the recipient of gifts of ap
preciation from the group.
Lions Honor Team
The Aberdeen Lions Club hon
ored th.2 basketball players at a
t-ecent banquet. Guest speaker for
the evening was Dean Smith,
head basketball coach at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, who
was presented by Principal C.
Wade Mobley.
Miss Alice Jean Robbins and
Bobby Alpert were named the
outstanding players of the year,
chosen on the basis of attitude,
ability, and cooperation, and were
recipients of the Crucedale tro
phies, donated by Crucedale
Cleaners annually to the two out
standing players.
Gcirden Club Award
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrington
have received the current Aber
deen Home and Garden Club
floating award for their lovely
yard on North Poplar St.
WSCS Meeting
The April meeting of the Wom
an’s Society of Christian Service
of Page Memorial Methodist
Church was held on Monday,
April 8, in the Ladies Classroom,
with 22 members .present.
Mrs. R. M. Hooper, president,
presided during the business ses
sion. Plans for the study course
on the subject, “The Meaning of
Suffering,” were announced for
Tuesday and Friday nights of Ipt
week, to be under the direction
of Mrs. H. W. Doub.
Mrs. Brooks Patten, Mrs. Lee
Buchan, and Mrs. Charles Pullen
presented an interesting program.
Pre-Easter Services
The Rev. C. W. Worth, former
pastor of Bethesda Presbyterian
Church, and minister of the First
Presbyterian Church, Whiteville,
is guest minister for the pre-
Easter services at Bethesda each
evening this week.
On Sunday evening following
the opening service of the week,
a reception was held in the Fel
lowship Hall of the church in hon
or of those persons who have
united with the church during the
past year.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be observed at the
Thursday evening service. The
Presbyterian Church will join
the other church congregations
for the 'oeciai Good Friday serv
ice at the First Baptist Church
Friday evening and for the Easter
Sunrise Service at Bethesda cem
etery Sunday morning.
A special feature of the season
was a meaningful rendition of the
anthem “Hosanna” sung anti-
phonically bv the Primary and
Junior and Pioneer choirs Sun
day morning. This anthem, sung
with such dedication and enthusi
asm, gladdened the hearts of all
wdio listened.
hostesses to the Junior
Woman’s Club on Tuesday eve
ning in the home of Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Don McCluskey led the
devotion. Mrs. Frank McNeill,
vice-president, presided in the ab
sence of the president, Mrs. Ran
dall Thompson.
Mrs. Marshall Donathan, pro
gram chairman, presented Patrol
man R. R. Samuels, who present
ed an informative talk on High
way Safety, with special stness on
the advantages of samety seat
belts for automobiles.
The hostesses served punch,
cookies, and nuts during the so
cial hour.
Bridge - Luncheon
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson was
hostess to members of her bridge
club for luncheon and an after
noon of play on Tuesiday, April 9. j
At the conclusion of play, Mrs.
George Anderson was high scorer
anH Mrs. Robert Farrell second
hif'h. Others playing were Mrs.
Sid Taylor, Mrs. C. D. McGowan,
Mrs. Ralph Leach, Mrs. Norfleet
Pleasants, Mrs. David Hobbs, and
Mrs. Dan Farrell.
Round Robin Club
Mrs. Victor Grose was hostess
to the Round Robin Garden Club
on Wednesday afternoon. This
being the height of the spring
season of flowers in bloom, the
arrangements brought by mem
bers were unusually lovely. Mrs.
Ralph Leach’s arrangement won
first place and Mrs. Norfleet
Pleasants’ arrangement placed
second.
A Round Robin discussion peri
od of questions and answers was
followed by a social hour when
members enjoyed pie and coffee
served by the hostess.
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dona
than and children visited rela
tives in Candor Sunday after
noon.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Reose and
daughters spent the weekend in
Boone with relatives.
Mrs. John W. Copley and chil
dren returned Monday following
a week’s visit with friends and
relatives in Greensboro and in
Virginia, while Mr. Copley was
on a busness trip to New York.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell has re
turned to her home following sev
eral weeks in Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. C. Wade Mobley, Dr. and
The investment in agriculture
of over $200 billion is three-
fourth'^ of ths value of current as
sets of all corporations in the
U. S. and thrre-fifths of the mar
ket value of all corporation stocks
on the New York Stock Ex
change.
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