THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVENTEEN
CARTHAGE
NEWS
Personals
Mrs. C. F. Barringer is visiting
relatives in Washington.
The many friends of Dr. J.
W. Willcox, who is a patient in
Moore Memorial Hospital, aive
glad to know that he is somewhat
better.
Mrs. Curtis Muse is visiting Mr.
and Mrs; Doyle Miller in States
ville.
Mrs. Marion Wiggins of Tim-
monsville, S. C., is Visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Currie this week.
O. U. Alexander is ill at his
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Borden of
Durham spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. H. J. Hali.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gravette
of UNC spent this weekend with
her mother, Mrs. D. N. Carter.
Many out-of-town people at
tended the funeral of W. D. Cad-
dell from the Baptist Church,
conducted by Rev. Charles Mos
ley, Rev. W. S. Golden and Rev.
S. M. Williamson. Burial was in
Cross Hill Cemetery.
Students Home
College students arriving home
for Christmas include Miss Ann
PatJterson, Peace; Miss Kinsey
Sabiston, St. Mary’s; Miss Ella
Ruth MacLeod, Lydia McCaskill,
St. Andrews; Betty Jean Brad
shaw, Weslyen College in Rocky
Mount.
Also Jane Caviness, Betty Sue
Allen, Gretchen Lynch, Bobby
Kelly, Larry McCallum, East Car
olina College; Miss Lucy Street,
Paul B. Brady
Succumbs At 39
Paul Blue Brady, 39, of Carth
age, Route 1, died Monday morn
ing.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Lou Flinchum Brady;
three sons, Edward Paul, Joel
Thomas, and James Lawrence
Brady, all of the home; one grand
child; his mother, Mrs. Carl
Mooney of Carthage, Route 2;
three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Men
dez of Dalhart, Tex., Mrs. Mar
garet Crabtree of Carthage, Route
1, and Mrs. Rachel Brady of
Highfalls and one brother, June
L. Brady of Robbins.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev. Bennie Maness,
the Rev. B. E. Dotson, the Rev.
W. F. Golden, and the Rev. J. T.
Moon officiated. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
VASS NEWS & PERSONALS
Miss Gretchen Whitman, Bryon
College, Miss Dixie KeUy and
Tommy Phillips and Miss Mary
Alice Maness, ASTC.
Judy Brinkley, Larry Davis,
Larry Cockman, Eddie Cockman,
Penn Benner, Jock Phillips and
Steve Paschal, Campbell College;
Miss Sandra Cagle, High Point;
Miss Nelda Gay Reynolds,
Greensboro College, Miss Ruth
Anna McDonald, Don McCallum,
Moseley G. Boyette, Jr. John L.
Currie, Bernard Dotson, UNO.
Johnny Cagle, Wingate;
Mitchell Flinchum, Western Car
olina College; Thomas W. Cbrrie,
Presbyterian College; Lynn Cur
rie, St. Margaret’s School.
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Presbyterian Circles
The circles of the Vass Presby
terian Women of the church held
their monthly meetings last week.
The Bible study was on “The
Royal Psalms’’ an^ “Ministerial
Relief’’ was the monthly empha
sis.
Jane McGill Circle met Mon
day night with Mrs. W. J. Mor
gan. Mrs. C. G. Crockett presided.
Mrs. Eugene Hicks led the pro
gram and Mrs. Crockett modera
ted the Bible study. Plans were
made for spreading cheer at
Christmas.
Circle 1 met on Wednesday
night with Mrs. Herbert Caddell,
who presided. Mrs. R. A. Edwards
moderated the Bible study. Mrs.
Pete Mashburn presented the
program. “Secret Pals” were dis
closed as the Christmas gifts were
given out.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meetings.
Ladies Night
The Methodist Men of the
Church were hosts to the annual
ladies night dinner last Wednes
day evening at the Palomino
Restaurant. The Rev. David Moe
welcomed the group and led the
invocation. Roy Frye introduced
the “Poplar Springs Quartet,”
who presented a program of
hymns, accompanied at the piano
byMrs. Phillips. Mr. Phillips was
a special guest also.
The group joined in singing
“Silent Night,” led by Mrs. S.
R. Smith.
Mrs. Moe gave the response for
the ladies. The Rev. Mr. Moe led
in the benediction.
Mission Sludly
A mission study was presented
by the Baptist WMU last Monday
evening at the church education
building. Mrs. Bussell Tate was
in charge of the study “The Man-
dlebaum Gate.” She was assisted
by Mrs. F. L. Taylor and Mrs.
Loftin Beauchamp. Prior to the
study a covered dish supper was
enjoyed by the ladies.
Week of PTrayer
Last week, the Baptist Wom
en observed a week of prayer.
Mrs. F. L. Taylor was in charge
of the program services.
Scout Party
Some 60 parents, friends and
Junior and Brownie Scouts en-i
joyed a “Carry-In Supper” at the
community house last Friday
night. The hall was decorated
with a tree for the festive occa
sion.
Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Roby Futrell an
nounce the birth of a third son,
December 15, at St. Joseph’s Hos
pital. The baby weighing eight
pounds 1% ounces, has been
named PhiUip Harris. In addition
to his two brothers, Nickey and
Andy, is a sister, Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLean
announce the birth of a son, De
cember 16, at Moore Memorial
Hospital, liie baby weighed in at
seven pounds, five ounces. The
couple has one other child, a
daughter, Gail.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Blue,
Jr. of Route 3, Carthage, an
nounce the birth of a son at
Moore Memorial Hospital Mon
day, December 16.
Attend TV Program
Mrs. Robert Coffey, Mrs. John
Baker, Mrs. M. M. Routh, Mrs. M.
M. Poole accompanied the Moore
County Home Demonstration
agent, Mrs. Jean Hubbard, to
Dimham on Tuesday of last week.
They were among the guests from
10 counties represented by four
members from the clubs attend
ing the Peggy Mann TV Show
for the judging of handmade ar
ticles recently displayed on the
show.
Following the program, a lunch
eon at the Wedgewood Room,
Jack Tar Hotel, was enjoyed,
•compliments of WTVD.
School Holidays
According to an announcement
by John McCrummen, principal,
■Christmas holidays for students
at Vass-Lakeview High School
begin at the close of school Fri
day, December 20 and end with
the re-opening of school on
Thursday, January 2.
Christmas Pageant
On Sunday, December 22, at
7:30 p. m., a Christmas Pageant
tvill be presented at the Vass
fchurch of God.
Guest Night
The Vass Woman’s Club enter
tained at guest night last Friday
evening at the local school home
economics room. Mrs. S. R. Smith
was club hostess for their regular
meeting and annual Christinas
covered dish supper. Mrs. Jack
Morgan presided and gave the
'welcome. Mrs. P. A. Wilson was
in charge of the devotional on
“The Youngest Shepherd.” Mrs.
C. L. Tyson, pro^am leader, pre
sented a reading, “Spirit o'.
Christmas;” assisting the leader
with the topic “Let’s Keep
Christmas” was Mrs. W. A. Muse.
Following the program, the group,
led by Mrs. Gladstone, sang
Christmas carols and exchanged
gifts.
Honored
A pre-nuptial honor for Miss
Ann Frye, bride-elect of Henry
Callahan, was a social hour with
refreshments given by the Vass-
Lakeview School Faculty Friday
afternoon in the Home Economics
room. From the faculty, the hon-
oree received a gift, a silver tray
engraved with the letter “C,”
which was presented by David
Page. Three of the bridesmaids,
Amy Callahan, Patricia Callahan
and Ann Crockett, served re
freshments of sandwiches, cake,
mints and punch. Miss Frye is
employed as school secretary. She
will be married December 24.
Invitation
The following wedding invita
tion was extended to friends and
relatives last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Brooks
Frye request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
'daughter, Dolores Ann, to Henry
I Mi^ch^ Cajlahan, Airman,,
United States Navy, on Tuesday,
the twenty-fourth of December
at four o’clock in the afternoon,
Vass Methodist Church, Vass,
North Carolina.
The public is invited.
Family Dinner
Enjoying a pre-Christmas din
ner Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. I. J. Myers, were Mr. and
Mrs. N. W. Myers and children
of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Roose
velt Brady and family of Carth
age, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kim-
baU.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Graham
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Smith and family, of
Fayetteville.
Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garcia and
family were Mrs. Linda Black
burn and her mother, Mrs. Ike
Clark of Tramway.
Local college students who
came this weekend for the Christ
mas holidays with their parents
are: Emma Oldham, A1 Ed
wards, Wingate College; and
Paul McNeill Burns and Cecil
Bailey of Chowan College.
James Thomas, RD-2, with a .
friend, Richard Wilkins, RD-2,
both stationed at Charleston, S.
C., visited relatives here over the
weekend.
Jerry Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. T. Smith arrived honie
last week from Vandenburg AFB,
Calif. Jerry was honorably dis
charged after completing four
years’ duty with the U. S. Air
Force.
Mrs. Mary Howell was a pa
tient at St. Joseph’s Hospital from
Monday until Friday of last
week.
Mrs. M. L. Stevenson remains
a patient at Moore Memorial Hos
pital. Last Wednesday, her con
dition was listed as critical but
'she is slowly improving.
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