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i c i -’ <1 r^- i ^ / THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964 The Pinehursf Page MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF TEEING OFF * WITH deNISSOFF Fine N&S Coverage Photographer John Hemmer, who has been publicizing Pine- hurst for over 40 years, was elated over the fine coverage giv en the two North & South tour naments—the women’s held April 20-24, and the six-day men’s amateur, which finished Saturday at the Pinehuurst Country Club. John hauled seven newsmen around the Championship Num ber Two Course Saturday before Dale Morey’s 3 and 2 lead over Billy Joe Patton closed out the final match of the championship on the 34th hole. From equipment set up in one of the Pinehurst hotels, visiting newsmen sent out from four to five wire photos each day of the two weeks. In fact, Hemmer’s son John, also a top photographer in New York City, told his father he was staggered to see the big layouts in the tournaments in the Metropolitan papers. With seven reporters here from state dailies, an AP reporter, and the Pine hurst Press Bureau feeding daily reports to the UP wire service, the coverage almost approximat ed that of the U. S. Amateur played here two years ago. Tries To Tie Record Patton, the smiling man from Morganton, who tried so hard to become the first man since George Dunlap, Jr. to win three N&S titles in a row, was as always, a good loser. Incidentally, any golfer would have a hard time beating George’s record—he won four straight titles, 1963-36. In ’34, George smashed a course record with a 63, and in the final round, in which he played the late Donald Parson of Pinehurst, he set a record for tournament putting, taking only 15 putts in 17 holes and 17 putts in 18, hol ing two 20-foot chip shots from the edge of the then sand greens. He missed only one putt in the entire round—on the 18th hole, sinking his next one. for a total of 17 putts. George and his wife and their son and daughter moved from Pinehurst, where they lived many years (in fact, George cut his eye teeth on the Pinehurst cours es), to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where he became interested in boats. George and Kay now live in New Jersey, and he has long given up playing competitive golf. Second Local Winner Charles Stancil, bellhop at the Holly Inn for 12 years, who last week won the Charlotte Ob server prize puzzle to the tune of $450, is, we believe, only the second prize puzzle winner in Pinehurst. Mrs. Bess Warrell, who was at that time nursing for the late James Pryor Williamson, was a winner several years ago, picking up over $400. She lives in Pine hurst and is now the nurse for Walter D. Hyatt. Stancil, 33, and his wife, Addie, have six children, the oldest 13%, so he can no doubt find good uses for his prize money. You can’t see as well at night and you must see danger to avoid it. Drivers try to maintain day time speed, yet even the best headlights illuminate only a frac tion of daylight seeing distance. TELEPHONE 692-6512 Given Library Officers, Directors, Re-Elected At an annual meeting of the Given Memorial Library, held April 29 at the Pinehurst Country Club, the term of officers and di rectors elected last year, was ex tended for another year. Mrs. Sarah Given Larson is honorary president; Eric Nelson, president; Mrs. Max von SchlegeU, vice president; and Richard S. 'Tufts, secretary-treasurer. Board m.embers, for terms end ing in 1965—Mrs. Max von Schle- gqll and the Rev. Roscoe Li' Prince; ending in 1966—^Mrs. Donald D. Cooke and Lewis S. Cannon; ending in 1967—Mrs. Al bert S. Tufts and Rassie E. Wick er. Completion of the new library now under construction on the Village Green opposite the Holly Inn is expected in early July. Page NINETEEN Miss Patti Creath Feted At Bridge Mrs. Robert Tallon was hostess Saturday at a bridge party hon oring bride-elect Miss Patti Creath. The honor guest and her mother, Mrs. L. B. Creath, receiv ed corsages of red roses upon ar rival, and the hostess also pre-. sented Patti with a dinner plate in her chosen pattern. Three tables were in play with Mrs. Wilton Brown of Carthage winning the traveling prize at the conclusion. First prize was won by Miss Faye McKenzie and second high by Mrs. Frances Pleasants of Aberdeen. Science Teacher Wins Grant For Study, Duke Bobby Spencer has won a grant in science for study at Duke Uni versity for the third year, accord ing to Lewis S. Cannon, superin tendent of the Pinehurst Schools where Mr. Spencer is a high school science teacher. Under the National Defense Education Act Scholarship he has just won, he will receive tuition and $75 each week while at sum mer school at Duke, where he will study Field Botany. 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