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r p,. . THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolma Baptist Church To Have Guest Minister The Rev. Louis Gaines, former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Fayetteville, will be the guest minister at the 11 a. m. service Sunday at the First Baptist Church here. The Rev Mr. Gaines has many friends in this section. There will be a Girls’ Auxiliary coronation ceremony at the church at 7 p. m. Sunday, with the Rev. Richard Muse assisting. The public is invited to attend. WALL-TO-WALL CARPET • BIGELOW • MOHAWK • ALEXANDER . SMITH QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Select From Page SEVENTEEN BIG ONE— Jack Dove of Whispering Pines and his five- year-old son, Jason, display a large-mouth bass weighing eight and a half pounds, caught by Mr. Dove in Thagard’s Lake at Whispering Pines, using a spinning outfit with eight-pound test line. The fish was one of five caught by Mr. Dove in three con secutive evening sessions after his return from work. The others were two weighing four and a half pounds each and two weighing two and a half pounds each. (Humphrey photo) ABERDEEN NEWS Over 50 Rolls in Stock 5.000 Sq. Yds. Over 450 Samples To Select From Free Decorator Service Central Carolinas Largest Stock "Select Your Carpet Today- We Install Tomorrowl" Sanford, N. C. By ANN J. McNEILL Home Life Meeting Mrs. G. B. KimbreU was host ess to the Home Life department of the Aberdeen Woman’s Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. G. Farrell presided over the meeting in the absence of the chairman. Mrs. Doris Collins, lo cal beautician, made an interest ing talk and gave a demonstration on the care and styling of the hair. Mrs. T. A. Burns was the model of the afternoon, coming to the meeting with her hair in rollers to have it styled by Mrs. Collins. The hostess served party sand wiches, brownies, and punch to the members and guest present during the social hour. Seniors Honored Members of the Senior High Fellowship of Bethesda Presby terian Church honored the mem bers of the graduating class from their group at a dinner on Sun day evening in the Fellowship Hall'of the church. Johny Burns, master of ceremonies, welcomed the group, following the invoca tion by Dr. W. C. Neill. A special rendition of the song “School Days,” was given by Martha Neill and David McNeill, mem bers of the Primary Department. A paper entitled “The Remark- Carpets of 501 Dupont Nylon 15.95 Sq. Yd. to $14.95 Sq. Yd. THOM 4SSON FURNITURE CO. S. W. Broad Street PAINTING ROY Southern Pines, N. C. PATCHING WHITAKER PHONE 294-9473 PINEHURST, N. C. WALL PAPERING CANVASING TERMITES SWARMING ! Call U. S. PEST CONTROL CO. 692-3574 Southern Pines, N. C. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Eugene Sineath Free Inspection and Estimate N.C. License No. 379 W. 24 Hours Service f27tf GALL US TODAY for information and enroilment forms f We are prepared to answer your questions and help you enroll in Virginia-North Carolina 65. HEALTH INSURANCE (or people 65 or over Bamum Realty & Insurance Co. Citizens Bank Bldg. REALTORS 695-7251 INSURORS HURRYI OPEN ENROLLMENT APRIL 20-MAY 20 ONLY! able Class of ’64” was presented by Gene Lewis. Others taking part of the program were Victor Grose and Lindsay Neill. Guest Speaker of the evening was Voit Gilmore of Southern Pines, who spoke to the group on “Creative Imagination.” He was introduced by Jere McKeithen. Seniors honored were Sarah Odom, Barbara Maurer, Helen Laton, and Gene Troutman. Those seniors not present were Johnny Parks and Betty Sue Col lins. Weekend at Beach Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arey, Jr. ac companied the following girls to Crescent Beach, S. C., for the weekend: Penny Helms, Sarah Helms, Kathy Whitlock, Brenda Cooper, Gail Gschwind, Betty Jo Swaim, Bobbie Swaim, Ann Arey and Babs Arey. Attend: Alumni Meet Those from Aberdeen who Sat urday evening attended the annu al Vass-Lakeview alumni din ner, which honored Principal John McCrummen upon his re tirement, were: Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Crumjnen and son, Mac, Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Grant, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McGiU, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clifton Blue, rs W. R. Robeson, and Mrs. Bob Maurer. Briefs Mrs. J. E. Sponenberg enter tained former members of her circle of Bethany Methodist Church, Durham, Monday. They held their regular circle meet ing Monday morning followed by luncheon served by Mrs. Sponen berg. Those coming from Durham were Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Roy Tyman, Mrs. W. A. Bristow,'Mrs. Henry Garrett, Mrs. H. A. Bailey, and Mrs. Ralph Humes. Mrs. Brooks Patten accompanied the group and visited friends here during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John son and children, Robin, Caroline and Toby, sailed Tuesday from Morehead City for Bermuda on the N. C. Bar Association Cruise. They will return Sunday. Mrs. H. W. Doub, Mrs. J. E. Mc Keithen, Mrs. James Bishop, Mrs. Sam Swaringen, and Miss Jose phine Radford attended the Gar den Club convention in Winsto- Salem last Wedesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Tulloch and Mrs. Troy Geer visited Mrs. F. L. McNeill in the Southeastern Hos pital, Lumberton, Sunday and found her in an improved condi tion following a recent automo bile accident. Lt. Col .and Mrs. Frank Barnes and children, Beth, Susan and Hank, of Colorado Sprigs, Colo., arrived Tuesday for a 10-day visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I A. Barnes. Miss Betty Dare Funderburk accompanied by Miss Barbara Scuffum of Concord, both stu dents at Wake Forest College, and Miss Gail Funderburk of Win ston-Salem were weekend guests of Mrs. Vesta Funderburk. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Worth and children of Whiteville visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. E. T. McKeithen returned last Thursday evening following a visit with relatives in Old Greenwich, Conn, and Baltimore, Md. Little Miss Catherine Norman McKeithen of Laurinburg was the weekend guest of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jere McKeith en. Living World War I veterans now total 2,285,000. Their average age is 69.5 years. HOME DEMOSTRATION CLUB NEWS Visit Pinehurst Firm A recent afternoon found home demonstration club women from Rainbow, Cranes Creek, Little River No. 2, Eagle Springs Clubs touring Pinehurst Warehouses, Inc. Harris Blake conducted the tour explaining the advantages and disadvantages of different types of building materials. He explained the use of various types of foundation .blocks, types of framing, wall boards, windows, doors, shingles, air vents and ash dumps. Several representatives of con struction material companies were present with displays and explained uses of their products. Refreshments were served and each percon received a gift from the host company. Little River No. 1 Club Nine members and five guests of Little River No. 1 Home De- mistration Club met at the home of Mrs. Carlos Frye. Mrs. John Kanoy called the meeting to order and opening song was “This Is My Father’s World.” Mrs. Frye gave devotions. We were glad to have Mrs. Anna- bell Willard back with us after a few months illness and to wel come Mrs. Ernest Harris as a new member. The Conservation leader, Mrs. John R. Frye, with the help of Mrs. Ellis Hannon, gave the les son on “Care of Canners and the Use of Standard Canning Equip ment.” Special emphasis was put on precaution in using canners, different kinds of canning for different kinds of vegetables, us ing standard jars in pressure can ners and always storing canned goods in dry dark place so they will not lose their color. Mrs. Mary Christian gave a report and showed the drapery she made at the Drapery Work shop at Carthage in March. Mrs. Christian plans to use the know ledge she gained by making the draperies for the new Juniper Grange Community Building just completed in our community. In the absence of our Family Life leader, Mrs. Ernest Harris read a piece on “How Can We Help The Aging”? Donations were made to the Cancer Crusade and everyone was urged to get a cancer check up this month. Also the club voted to give $10. towards cabinets for our Community Building. Mrs. Kanoy, club president, and Mrs. John Garrison attended the County Council on April 16th. Our club was well represented by 11 members toxiring the Catrh- age Builders Supply Co. and eight attending the District Federation Meeting. | After delicious refreshments and a game, everyone enjoyed seeing the remodeling and new addition that Mr. and Mrs. Frye have made on their home. Mrs. Ada Hannon will be hos tess for the May meeting and it will be held in the Community Building. Anyone interested in joining our club is urged to meet with us, at the new time of 8 p.m., on May 25. Mrs. Evereli Haywood Publicity Chairman Patience and perserverance should be household words for the family where stroke has struck, the North Carolina Heeirt Association says. Both patient and family members must fight discouragement. ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK iON SWIMMING POOLS 12 pages with photographs, dia grams. Answers all your questions about owning an in-the-ground swim ming pool. Just phone or write for free copy. ^ GALVANIZED ^partan steel pools We also feature GUARANTE ED WEATHER "CRYSTAL PALACE" Garden. Patio and POOL Enclosures. The Laguna Co. Box 788 Ph. 695-7201 Aberdeen, N. C. Clurendon Gardens Charlotte — Linden Road, Pinehurst, N. C. — Fayetteville Exbury and Pericot Azaleas and Rhododendron are just coming into bloom at Clarendon Gar dens, Pinehurst. They add fresh beauty to the riot of color presented by the wide variety of earlier azaleas and other blooming plants grow ing on the hillsides and lower levels and reflect ed in the beautiful lake. Don’t miss seeing their breath-taking beauty! I luLniHrut WASHER & DRYER LW-425 LB-425 1174.95 W.T. $136.95 W.T. I,: * dr.:. .A $100oo WORTH OF FREE MERCHANDISE OR 2 ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE WORLD’S FAIR IN NEW YORK CITY. ’ 'I :■ I r. YOU CAN GUESS THE RE TAIL VALUE OF THIS HOT POINT REFRIGERATOR AND ALL ITS CONTENTS. COME BY OUR STORE, OPEN THE DOOR, — LOOK — AND MAKE A GUESS. THE CLOS EST GUESS WINS. 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