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» « THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, Nonf, Carolina Page NINE NEWS AND PERSONALS FROM VASS BY MRS. CHARLES CAMERON Town, Board Meets At the Vass Town Board meet ing last Monday night, the water plant pumping station, right-of- way cleaning up was discussed. The Board voted' to write the Utilities Commission and United Telephone Company, endorsing the extended Area Service Plan. Other actions taken by the Board: an approval on installation of a street light on the Fort Bragg Road; G. M. Blue, commissioner of streets, was authorized to pro ceed with street repair as deemed necessary; the report of tax col lection for the year 1963 for Tax Collector A. R. Laubscher, was approved. Speaker Joe Lennon of Aberdeen, ad ministrator of McCain Sanitorium, was the guest speaker for the Sunday morning worship service at the Methodist Church. The church pastor, the Rev. Charles Wooten and his family, attended Homecoming Services at his home church. Mount Carmel Methodist Church in Wayne County, where he was guest speaker. Birth Announcement An announcement of the birth of a baby son, to Sp/5 and Mrs. Frank Garcia of Herotz Base near Nurnberg, Germany. September 13, was received by relatives here last week. The couple who have another son, David, have named their new arrival, James Darrell. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garcia of Lake- EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS ^0 Beautiful BRIDAL SETS GIFT ITEMS WATCHES CLOCKS Oldham’s Jewelry Vass, N. C. view. The great-grandmother is Mrs. O .C. Blackburn of this com munity. Eighth Birthday Vicki Blackburn celebrated her eighth birthday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blackburn, Saturday afternoon. A number of guests were present to help celebrate and enjoy refresh ments. Presbyterian Circles Both Circles of the Vass Pres byterian church met last week. A social hour with refreshments followed each meeting. Mrs. Del- mas Kimball was hostess to the Jane McGill Circle Monday night at her home. Mrs. C. G. Crockett, Jr. presided. Mrs. Eugene Hicks moderated the Bible study and offered prayer. Mrs. W. J. Morgan led the program on “Christian Education.” Mrs. I. J. Myers was a guest. Circle 1 met Wednesday night with Mrs. Grace Laubscher. Mrs. Herbert Caddell presided. Mrs. Herbert L. Prince moderated the Bible study and Mrs. Pete Mash- burn led the program. General Meeting The general meeting of the Women of The Presbyterian Church was held Sunday evening at the church. Mrs. M. M. Chap- pel presided, and heard yearly re ports. Mrs. P. A. Wilson conduct ed the devotional. Following the meeting, Mrs. W. D. McGill, newly-elected presi dent, met with the committee Chairman to make plans for the new year. At College Among these returning to col lege following the Summer vaca tion are: At Meredith College in addi tion to Patsy Callahn who is en rolled for her junior year, is Ann Crockett; at Peace College, Miss Patricia Callahan; freshmen at Pembroke State Teacher’s College are Miss Amy Callahan and Miss Sharon Beal. At the University of North Car olina in Raleigh, David Crockett, Freshman: at State College, in addition to Danny McGill, sopho more, is Jerry Hall, freshman; Joan Hales, sophomore, at Vir- I ginia Interment, Bristol, Va.; A1 Edwards, sophomore at Wingate; Paul McNeil Burns, sophomore at Chowan College; Joyce Jones, Sanford Business School; Phillip Keith, Eastern Carolina Teachers College, Freshman. Personals Mrs. N. N. McLean, who has been on a leave of absence from her position as clerk at the post Office due to recent surgery on her right hand, is able to return to her work. / Here for Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Blue of Route 3, Carthage, was Mrs. Ethel Cameron, accom panied by her granddaughters. Misses Judy and Betty Cameron, all of Greensboro. Mrs. Cameron remained to accompany Mrs. Blue and Mrs. George M. Blue to Laur- inburg Wednesday evening, where they joined Mrs. Lee Wilkes for a motor trip to Titusville, Fla. where they will be visiting a son- in-law and daughter of Mrs. George Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards, also a son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hathaway. C. B, Blue Jr., of Route 3, Car thage, and W. L. Cameron expect to leave Thursday for South Car olina, to enter their prized fox hounds in competition for the States Fox Hunters Champion- Championship. Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Kimball and her mother, Mrs. I. J. Myers, attended the morning worship services at Putnam Baptist Church Sunday where their grandson and nephew, the Rev. T. R. Brady, Jr. brought the morning message. Mr. and Mrs. Howard White and son, Tim, of Greensboro, en- route to their home from Myrtle Beach, were Monday night guests of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cameron. Sunday visitors in the home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane of Bonlee. Prior to his return to Wingate College last week, A1 Edwards accompanied a classmate to New York to attend the World’s Fair. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Sr. recent visitors with his were brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lassiter of Smithfield and another sister, Mrs. Herbert Banks of Gamer. Duncan Boggs, Sr. was a patient at St. Joseph’s Hospital from Sun day of last week until Saturday. The Young Adult Class of the Vass Baptist Church enjoyed a cook-out Saturday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lane Bullock. After a supper of delicious char coaled steaks, french fries, hot rolls and tossed salad, a business session was held. A slate of offi- cehs for the coming Church year were selected. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gulledge and children, Judy, Sharon and Tom my, visited relatives in Wades- boro Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Hinsley of Rock Hill, S. C., spent the week end with Dock’s mother, Mrs. C. D. Hinsley, and visited other re latives while here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cain and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Black and children, Janet and Johnny, and Warren Bridgers, spent the weekend in Morehead City. Mr. and' Mrs. Lane Bullock and family visited Mr. Bullock’s moth er, Mrs. O. M. Bullock, and broth er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Painter, of Fuquay Sunday afternoon. Stork Shower Mrs. Sam Burwell entertained at a Stork Shower at her home Saturday night. The honoree was Mrs. Della Yow of Cameron, sister of Mrs. Burwell. 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