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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964
Mrs. J. E. Currie,
Jackson Springs,
Succumbs At 75
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Funeral services were held
Sunday, December 29, at Jackson
Springs Presbyterian Church for
Mrs. Jeanette Seawell Currie, 75,
of Jackson Springs, who died De
cember 28. The Rev. Thomas Ker-
nan and the Rev. Lacy McDuffie
officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Currie was the widow of
the late J. E. Currie. Surviving
are two daughters, Mrs. W. W.
Thompson and Mrs. E. J. Blue,
of Jackson Springs; one son, Dr.
J. E. Currie, Jr., of Southern
Pines; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Sul
livan of Jackson Springs and Mrs.
W. T. Warlick of Statesville; one
brother, Raymond Seawell of
Jackson Springs; and eight
grandchildren.
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A/fetUFF NEWS
|?^MAN PICKLER | Elmer.
I^xty j .The Rev. and Mrs. Lee Pridgen
1. Virgil Carpenter spent Christmas with their chil-
!a New Year’s party dren, Mrs. M. H. Garrity, and Mr.
Garrity, in Pennington, N. J.
and Lee PridgenJr., and Mrs
Pridgen, in Pittsfield, Mass.
Roland H. Delano has returned
home after spending the holidays
with his daughters, Mrs. William
F. Langton, and Mr. Langton, at
Great Neck, L. I., and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Morse, and Mr. Morse,
Huntington, L. I.
After spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
English and sons Jim and Jeff
have returned to their home at
Villa Park, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Carpenter,
Sr. spent last .'Tuesday and Wed
nesday in Raleigh with Mr. Car
penter’s sister, Mrs. Claude
Adams, and Mr. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Scott and
children of Greensboro were
weekend guests of his brother,
the Rev. Julian W. Scott, and
Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. W. C. MacHam of Char
lotte was an overnight guest of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Adcox, Sunday. Mrs. Adcox ac
companied her home on Monday
for a visit.
(Held from last week)
Mrs. P. J. Ferree of Winston-
Salem, and daughter, Mrs. Henry
Connelly and children Elizabeth
and Jim of New York visited
Mrs. Ferree’s mother, Mrs. M. F.
Butner Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Tarlton has re
turned to her home in Canton,
Miss., after spending the past
month with Mr. and Mrs. W, K.
Carpenter, Sr., and daughter.
Miss Sheila Tarlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ander
son and son David of Raeligh
spent the holidays with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas
David and Mr. and Mrs. George
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C^penter
and Jimmy, Rachel, Janet and
Curtis went to Atkinson to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caudle of
Peachlan visited last Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Carpenter, Sr.
Milton Brodgman of Hender
sonville spent the weekend with
the E. H. Mills family.
Miss Priscilla Mills has return
ed to Raleigh after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Mills.
nSfevr^nd Mrs. Julian W. Scott
and chilWen, Melody and Warren
spent tree weekend in Roanoke
Rapids with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. IS. Meadows.
Kippy David of Campbell Col-
llege was at home for the holi
days with his parents, Mr. and
[Mrs. J. Douglas David.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Williams
[and son Richard and grandsons
Russ and Chris, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Carpenter and children
Marsha, Steihen and Amy Jo,
went to Chenw last Simday for
[dinner with Frs. Williams’ moth-
|er, Mrs. Pear Bullard.
On Christms day Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. William entertained their
family with £ Christmas diimer
and also a bthday dinner for
Mrs. WilliamsPresent were Mr.
land Mrs. JohiH. Carpenter and
children Mar^, Stephen and
Amy Jo and M. BBarbara Mar-
I tin and sons Ru and Chris.
Mr. and MrSPhillip Boyd of
Huntsville, Ala.re spending the
week with her rents, Mr. and
[Mrs. J. L. Moss
Dinner guests’ Mrs. Ehrman
I Pickier on hursday in
cluded; Mr. and K A. Helms,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Tarlton and
daughter Linda, 7. and Mrs.
Leonard Tally apon John, all
of Sanford; Mrsj. w. Tarl
ton of Canton, Mi Miss Sheila
[Tarlton of Southepines, Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Caiiter, Sr. and
Buck Woodcock oinebluff.
Southern Pines Recorders Court
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The first after-holiday sessioli
of Southern Pines Recorder’s
Court, held Thursday of last
week at town hall with Judge W.
Harry Fullenwider presiding,
produced assault, traffic and a
variety of other cases.
Several defendants chose to
walk to Howard Johnson’s Res
taurant and back to the town
hall, in place of paying a fine,
also paying court costs.
Stiffest sentences of the day
were meted out to Billy Lee
Ceaser of West Southern Pines—
three months on the roads for as
sault with a deadly weapon, and
one month, not to run concur
rently, for destruction of person
al property. No appeal was enter
ed.
Charged with affray, Bobby
Terry, also of West Southern
Pines, was sentenced to two
months on the roads and entered
an appeal to Superior Court.
Bond was set at $500 and Judge
Fullenwider instructed that the
defendant’s past court records are
to be sent to the Superior Court,
with a recommendation that a jail
sentence be given, if he is found
guilty.
Another defendant was charged
with destruction or personal Allen McNeill, trespass, vile and
W. G. Ashburn,
arthage, Dies
Walter Gray Ashbum, 82, of
Carthage, died Saturday, Decem
ber 28. Funeral services were
conducted December 30 in the
Red Branch Baptist Church by
the Rev. Billy Metiers. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mi-s.
Mamie Crissman Ashbum; three
daughters, Mrs. Viola Brady and
Mrs. Odessa Hunt, both of Carth
age; and Mrs. Jettie Barber of
Cameron; three sons, Ralph, Jesse
and Robey, all of Carthage; 18
grandchildren; and five great
grandchildren.
property, Oscar McGill of Taylor-
town, Pinehurst. Judgment as of
non-suit was allowed in this case.
Walking, instead of paying
fines, and offenses with which
they were charged, were:
Henry Cook Davis, Route 1,
West End, speeding 45 in 35 zone;
Margaret Rose Tippett, Route 8,
Sanford, speeding 50 in 35 zone;
John Rowland Matte, Pinehurst,
no operator’s license; Thomas Lee
Black, Route 1, West End, speed
ing 50 in 35 zone; Robert Lee
Hunt, Ellerbe, allowing unlicens
ed person to drive; Margaret Cole
Thompson, no operator’s license;
Cosmo J. Margalotti, Fort Bragg,
failure to drive auto to right of
center line, not in passing; and
Edward Hart Koster, speeding 50
in 35 zone.
’Three defendants were charged
with drunken driving, all sen
tenced to pay $100 fines and costs
and to surrender driver’s license
for revocation. .They were: Ray
J. Furr, Route 2, Vass; Mary Hall
Powell, Fayetteville; and Douglas
A. Haddix, Fort Bragg, who was
also charged with possession of
taxpaid liquor with seal broken.
Charged with public drunk
enness, noting disposition of
cases, were: Lee Lawson, Route
2, Vass, Glen Phillips Star, and
Hubert Jozwinski, Clifton, N. J.,
each $10 and costs; Arthur Lucas
(also charged with possession of
taxpaid liquor with seal broken),
judgment continued on payment
of costs, the whiskey to be de
stroyed, defendant not to be
found on the premises of Bill’s
Taxi stand without permission of
the court, not to ha convicted of
a similar offense or an active sen
tence will be given; Ernest Paye,
not guilty.
Other cases heard:
Walter Ree Littles, Rocking
ham, no operator’s license, $25
and costs; Joyce Helen Lusk,
Route 2, Vass, displaying flashing
light on front of vehicle when not
in an emergency, not guilty; John
profane language, pay the costs,
not to go back on premises of
Pugh’s Grill unless invited; 2^n-
nie Seagraves, Aberdeen, affray,
$10 and costs; Mackie Lee Stubbs,
possession of non-taxpaid whis
key, found guilty, no sentence
given, appeal entered, appeal
bond already set in a former case
involving this defendant, in Su
perior Court; John Walter Eleam,
Fort Bragg, and Jessie Mae Gar-
Fort Bragg, and Jessie Mae Gar
rison, McCain, each charged with
speeding 45 in 35 zone, each, $10
and costs; Paul Gaddy Gotten,
vile and profane language, $10
and costs; Oliver Hunter, aban
donment, case left open, if any
further complaints, defendant
Will receive active jail sentence.
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Funeral services ff(nnie G.
Phillips, 76, of the ^ Qom.
munity, who died T^y^ jjg.
cember 31, were hel<|][j.g^gy^
January 2, in the Gleidu-jg.
tian Church, of whicl^gg ^
member, with the R^iHiam
Hancock officiating. 1 was
in the church cemetei,
Survivors include his J^|Ipg
Mattie Shields Phill
daughters, Mrs. Carl Ns^ar-
thage, Mrs. Norman I, gf
Parkwood, Mrs. TorreWggj,
of Steadman, Mrs. Joe Cgg^
Mrs. Ralph McFadden, b^jj.
lerbe; four sons, Glenn
boro, Joe of Kernersvillejj^
L. G. Jr., both of Route 1^.
age; one sister, Mrs. Anr^^.^
of Ramseur; three
Avery of Coleridge, R.
Route 1, Carthage and Ej^j
Bear Creek; and 20 grs.
dren.
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Stripes and solid colors in Tabs and Button downs Reg. $5.00
NOW $3.50
Some whites and solid eolors $4.50 — $5.00 values —
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SPORT SHIRTS — Values to $8.95 — NOW $3.50
SHOES-
Men s Nunn-Bush and Edgerton shoes at nationally advertised prices
One table of shoes at I/2 price and lower
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LADIES’ CASUALS Reg. $8.95 & $9.95
NOW $4.85
FAMOUS BRAND SWEATERS REDUCED ONE THIRD
SUITS — Values to $75.00 — some as low as $29.95
SPORT COATS - Values To $42.50 ALL GOING AT $2495
TOP COATS - $42i0 to $79.95 - Sale prices start as low as $2495
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