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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962
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G«n. Mark Clark
Will Address
Bankers Friday
The 66th annual convention of
the N. C. Bankers Association be
gins at the Carolina Hotel today
and runs through Saturday eve
ning v^ith over 1,000 bankers and
guests expected.
NCBA President C. M. (Neil
Vanstory, Jr., of Greensboro will
preside over the three-day con
vention which will feature ad
dresses by General Mark W.
Clark, president of The Citadel,
and William F. Kelly, prominent
Philadelphia banking ejoecutive
The convention begins Thurs
day afternoon with registration
and a president’s reception. The
general business sessions will be
held on Friday and Saturday
mornings. General Clark speaks
on Friday and Kelly on Saturday.
Entertainment on Friday eve
ning will be by Shearen Elebash
of Montgomery, Ala.
There will be a luncheon and
bridge for the ladies—^golf, skeet
and bank parties between busi
ness sessions. Committees of the
NCBA will make their reports,
and the executive committee
meetings will be held on Friday
and Saturday mornings.
The NCOBA organized at More-
head City and chartered in 1897,
for the past several years has met
at Pinehurst.
Jackson Springs
New Minister
Thomas Keman, a member of
the senior class of Union Theolo
gical Seminary in Richmond, has
accepted the call of the Jackson
Springs Presbyterian Church, and
will begin his ministry in Jime.
His father, the Rev. Charles W.
Kernan, pastor of Mizpah Church
in Richmond, is remembered in
this section as having conducted
revival services at Culdee.
The new minister is a graduate
of Davidson College. When he ar
rives at the church, he will also
serve as minister-Counselor at
Samarcand Manor. The Presbyte
rian Church has been without a
pastor since last fall when the
Rev. W. A. Brown accepted the
call of the Bluff Church in Wade.
The Rev. Lacy McDuffie has serv
ed the church as minister during
this interim period.
Brieifs
Milton McLeod is a patient at
Moore Memorial Hospital. Visit
ing at the McLeod home on Sun
day were Miss Lois McLeod of
Aberdeen, the J. T. McLeods of
Greensboro, the D. H. McLeods
of Pinehurst, and the K. A. Mc
Leods of Candor.
George Ross attended the
Alumni weekend at State Col
lege.
Mrs. Marvin Poole is recuper
ating nicely at Moore Memorial
Hospital following surgery. Visit
ing at the Poole home last week
were Mrs. Claude Smith of Wash
ington, N. C.; the Rev. and Mrs.
Bud Ellington and family of
Candler, and Mrs. Robert L. Vick
ery of Seneca, S. C.
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