THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963
THE pilot—Southern Pines, North Carolina
The Pineburst Page
MARY EVELYN de NTSSOFF
TELEPHONE OX 2-6212
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Party For Sunday
NEW MEMBERS— Glenn Edwards, Deputy
District Governor of the Lions Club (second'
from left), came to Pinehurst from Sanford last
week to induct four new members into the
local Lions Club at their regular Wednesday
night dinner meeting. At the extreme left is
local club president, John L. McKenzie. The
new members are, from left: Wesley R. Viall,
Jr., Bruce Garrison, Robert Viall and J. W.
Sheffield. (Hemmer photo)
School Class of Culdee
Thirty-five members of the
Junior Sunday School class of
Culdee Presbyterian Church
Tu^day night attended a Christ-
ma^ party at the home of their
teajcher, Mrs. John L. McKenzie,
in pinehurst.
Also present was the assistant
teachS^, Mrs. Lee Graham. The
youngsters played games and
each received a Christmas gift.
Assisting ih..^ serving refresh
ments of punch, potato chips, nuts
and cookies, was \the hostess’s
mother, Mrs. A. E. -Teague.
Golfers Tie At 64
In Best Ball Tourney
Two teams out of six ’entered
in the weekly tournament for
Pinehurst Country Club mem
bers, scored 64 to tie for first
prize in the stroke play event for
best ball of all fourj partners
played Thursday.
Gen. Stuart Cutler, Raymond
E. North, Benjamin F. Kraffert,
Jr. and William B. Foreman
turned in scores of 32-32 for the
front and back nines; going out
in 31 and returning in 33 were
Mercer C. Hufford, Joel C. Huf-
ford, David P. MacHarg and A.
Parker Hall.
County High School
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Mrs. C. Louis Meyer arrived
Wednesday from Lake Forest, Ill,
to occupy her Bilyeu Farms home
for the holidays. Joining her this
weekend for Christmas are her
daughters, Mrs. Mary Elaine Hall
and her daughter Mary Heidi, of
Omaha, Neb., and Mrs. C. Foster
Brown, Jr. her husband and sons,
Terry and Louis, of Winnetka,
Ill., also, C. Foster Brown, Sr. of
New York City.
Mrs. Mulford Horr is spending
Christmas in Berkley, Calif, with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Shattuck, and two
sons. She expects to return Jan
uary 29.
Arriving Thursday from
Princeton University for the hol
idays with his parents, Adm. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Ragan, is Tom
Ragan, Jr. Also planning a
Christmas visit with the family
are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Swann of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Mona S. Wise of New
York City ■will be here for Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Marie
Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph R. Few
and children are expected from
Durham for Christmas with her
mother, Mrs. Paul Dana.
Mrs. Frederick E. W. Darrow is
arriving from New York City for
the holiday season with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Nugent and their
daughter, Bonnie, who arrived
today from Woman’s College.
Miss Patricia Creath arrives
this weekend from Charlotte and
will b.e with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Creath, until December
26, when she plans to visit her
fiance, David Weed and his moth
er, in Westfield, N. J.
Miss Frances Greet of Great
Neck, Long Island, will be the
guest during Christmas week of
her godmother, Mrs. Edward C.
Conlin. Mrs. J. H. B. Rebham,
who has been visiting Mrs. Con
lin for several weeks, returned
Monday to her home in Garden
City, N. Y.
John O. Hobson will spend
Christmas in Atlanta, Ga., with
his daughter, Mrs. James C. Bur
roughs and family. From there,
he plans a visit with a friend
in Jacksonville, Fla., and will also
visit in the South of Florida.
The Hugh Carters on Midland
Road will have with them for
Christmas their son, H. William
Carter, Jr., his wife and two
sons, of Wiinston-Salem; also,
their daughters, Mrs. John Cod
ington, Dr. Codington and their
three children of Wilmington, N.
C.; and Mrs. Edward L. Clayton.
Jr., her husband and their small
daughter, of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Eugene Scholl and two
children of Durham was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Colin
McKenzie, several days last week
Alfred von Schlegell got here
Monday for the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. John von Schlegell.
He is a student at Georgia Tech.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hotchkiss
of Winston-Salem will spend
Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
H. P. Hotchkiss and sisters. Misses
Carole and Anne Hotchkiss.
Visitors arriving Friday to be
with Mr. and Mrs. FVank R.
Gramelsbach over the holidays
are her sister. Miss Alice White of
Manchester, N. H., and his sisters.
Misses Elsa and Regina Gamels-
bach of Buttonwood, R. I. Heidi,
a student at UNC, will also be
with her parents for the holiday.
Deena Delany, a student at the
National Cathedral School in
Washington, D. C., will be here
for several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Delany,
at the Carolina Hotel. After
Christmas, Deena will go to New
York City to attend a dinner
dance being given at the Colony
Club by former Pinehurst resi
dent Mrs. Carolyn S. Simpson, to
present her daughter, Lucy, to
society.
Arriving for Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley L. Garner at
Pinewild Farm are their son and
daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
Clyde Garner and two children,
of Tampa, Fla.
Getting here Saturday for
Christmas with Mrs. Donald A.
Currie are her son, Lt. Col.
Donald A. Currie, Jr., his wife,
and their five children.
Here three days this week was
George Razook, who has returned
to New York City for the holi
days, accompanied by his mother,
Mme. F. R. Razook and his broth
er-in-law, Michael Dunne, who
will spend the Christmas holidays
with their families in New York.
Mme. Razook plans after Christ
mas to go to Palm Beach where
she will be at the Razook Shop in
the Breakers Hotel.
J. W. “Mike” Page of Chapel
Hill will be the guest during the
holidays of his grandmother, Mrs.
Richard S. Lovering.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Nelson were his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Douglas of Belmont,
Mass. Arriving Christmas Eve
to visit Mrs. Max von Schlegell is
Mrs. Dushane Penniman of Balti
more, Md.
Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Marshall
B. Wyatt, arriving Friday from
Chapel Hill, will be their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Micajeh Wyatt and four
children, who will be with them
through Christmas, leaving late
that day for Philadelphia, where
they plan to attend the American
Historical Association meeting.
Holiday guests of Mrs. C. M.
Rudel will be her son, Thomas R.
Rudel, his wife, of New York
City; their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. John Wendt of
Stamford, Conn.; Mrs. Tom Ru
dd’s mother, Mrs. Lionel Taylor
of Montreal, Que.; and Bill
Rudell, a junior at Yale Law
School.
Home from East Carolina Col
lege for Christmas and New
Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. John L.
McKenzie is her son, James Allen
Beddingfield.'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gamier
leave Sunday for Charleston, S.
C. , where they will visit 'their
son, John Gamier, his wife, and
their daughter, and their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ward and children, over
Christmas and the New Year hol
iday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tomlinson
will have with them for the holi
day season their sons, Peter, a
student at Princeton University,
and Edward from the Harvard
Law School.
With Mr. and Mrs. David Mac
Harg and family for the holidays
are their daughter, Barbara, a
freshman at the University of
Michigan, and son, David, Jr., a
junior at Stanford University.
Dr. and Mrs. George Mixter,
Jr. and daughter, Martha, are ar
riving this weekend from Forest
Hills, N. Y., to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Mixter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Warren.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
A son, Gary Del, II, was oorn
December 12 to Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Cameron, at Moore Me
morial Hospital. The mother is
the former Nancy Rowe, daughter
of Sgt. Maj. and Mrs. Albert
Rowe of Southern Pines. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Adelbert Cameron of Airport
Road, Pinehurst.
TURKEY SHOOT
Interested riflemen are Invited
to compete in a target shooting
contest, with turkeys as prizes
for the best marksmen, on Satur
day afternoon, December 21. at
Eastwood. The American Legion
A. B. Sally, Jr. Post 350 of Pine
hurst is sponsoring the event.
By JOEL STUTTS
PINEHURST. ABERDEEN BOYS
and WEST END, PINEHURST
GIRLS REMAIN UNBEATEN.
With only one night’s action re
maining before the Christmas ho
lidays, the Aberdeen and Pine
hurst boys and the Pinehurst and
West End girls continue to lead
the conference race with unblem
ished records. At this point these
teams along with Southern Pines
boys and Carthage girls appear
solid favorites to capture season
and tourney honors come Febru
ary.
Friday of last week, double
header games were won by Aber
deen, Westmoore, Pinehurst and
Carthage. Wiley Barrett scored
27 points to lead his Pinehurst
team to a total of 88 points in
downing Vass-Lakeview.
Tuesday’s action featured the
Southern Pines boys collecting a
total of 91 points while downing
High Falls, with Robert McCrkn-
mon and Francis Warren scoring
21 points each. Wayne Lewis led
the Aberdeen Red Devils with 22
points as his team defeated Cam
eron 77-64. Westmoore girls up
set Carthage 40-38.
COMING GAMES — Thursday:
Farm Life at Pinehurst, Robbins
at Southern Pines, Carthage at
Vass-Lakeview, Cameron at West
End and Aberdeen at Westmoore.
Friday: High Falls at West End.
GAME SUMMARIES
Tuesday; Boys
Aberdeen 77, Cameron 64. Ab
erdeen: Lewis 22, Luck 16; Cam
eron: Salmon 17. Thomas 14.
Robbins 32, West End 30. Rob
bins: Flinchum 12, Britt 11; West
End: Smith 10, Lewis 10.
Southern Pines 91, High Falls
63. Sou. Pines: McCrimmon 22,
Warren 22; High Falls: Caviness
26, Brewer 16.
Carthage 56, Westmoore 44.
Carthage: Paschal 21, Darnell 11,
Westmoore: T. Beane 15, R. Beane
10.
Tuesday: Girls
Aberdeen 26, Cameron 18. Ab
erdeen: Fowler 9, McNeill 7; Cam
eron: Allen 7, Clark 3.
West End: 18, Robbins 16. West
End: Garner 7, Pusser 6; Rob
bins: Maness 6, Freeman 4.
High Falls 25, Southern Pines
20. High Falls: Crabtree 13, Up
church 9; Sou. Pines: Huntley 5,
Watkins 4.
Westmoore 40, Carthage 38.
Westmoore: Hare 18, Burgess 11;
Carthage: Myrick 11, Stutts 12.
Friday (last week): Boys
Pinehurst 88, Vass-Lakeview
37. Pinehurst: Barrett 27, Vest
20; Vass: M. Nall 12, D. Nall 8.
Westmoore 61, Farm Life 44.
Westmoore: Wlilliamson 17, Chris-
coe 15; Farm Life: Mofield 12,
Blue 11.
Aberdeen 56, Robbins 41. Aber
deen: Lewis 17, Binms. 10; Rob
bins: Buff 13, Williams 8.
Carthage 48, Cameron 43. Car
thage: Paschal 16, Darnell 10;
Cameron: Wood 15, Medlin 12.
Page TWENTY-ONE
Friday (last week); Girls
Pinehurst 20, Vass-Lakeview
17. Pinehmst: Wallace 9, Hunt 6;
Vass: Jean Jones 12, Joyce Jones
3.
Westmoore 22, Farm Life 20,
Westmoore: Burgess 10, Hare 6;
Farm Life: Whitaker 10, Hall 5.
Aberdeen 37, Robbins 20. Aber
deen: McNeill 12, Maurer 10;
Robbins: Johnson 5. Maness 4.
Carthage 52, Cameron 19. Car
thage: Myrick 14, Phillips 10;
Cameron: Thomas 6. Stanley 5.
STANDINGS
Boys W L
Aberdeen 5 0
Pinehurst 4 0
Southern Pines 3 1
Carthago 3( 2
Robbins . 3 2
Vass-Lakeview 2 2
Westmoore 2 2
Wets End 1 3
Farm Life 1 4
Cameron 1 5
High Falls 0 4
Girls W L
Pinehurst 4 0
West End 4 0
Aberdeen 4 1
Carthage 4 1
Farm Life 3 2
Westmoore 2 2
Vass-Lakeview 2 2
High Falls 2 2
Southern Pines 0 4
Robbins 0 5
Cameron 0 6
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