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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1964
Womens Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor TELEPHONE 692-6512
Shields Camerons At
Grandson's Christening
Sunday, Fayetteville
Mr. and Mrs. Shields Cameron
visited with Mr. and Mrs. David'
Cameron and family Sunday at
Fayetteville, and attended the
christening of their four-months-
old grandson, Richard Neill Cam
eron, at Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church performed by the Rev.
Henry Johnson.
The David Camerons gave a
family reunion luncheon after
wards at their home. Guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Rogers of Wilmington, Mrs. Cam
eron’s parents; the Shields Cam
erons, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mor-
decai, Jr. and two children, Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Mills and two
sons, all of Raleigh; the Rev. and
Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Bradwell and Mr. and Mrs.
Broadfoot of Fayetteville.
BRIDE-ELECT OF DECEMBER 12 IS
HONOR GUEST AT SHOWER FRIDAY
Miss Carolyn White who will
become the bride of James
Phillips of Cameron December
12, was the guest of honor at a
bridal shower given at the home
of Mrs. John D. Stephenson of
North May Street, Friday eve
ning.
Upon her arrival, Carolyn was
presented with a corsage which
complemented the soft blue of
the wool sheath she wore.
After games had been played'
and prizes awarded to the win
ners, the honoree opened her
shower gifts and acknowledged
them.
Mrs. Stephenson then ushered
her guests into the dining room
where they found a table deco
rated in autumn leaves over a
white cloth and centered with a
brides cake iced in white and
topped' with miniature wedding
bells. The cake was flanked by
tiered candelabra and an arrange
ment of autumn flowers. Mrs.
Bert Phillips, father of the pro
spective bridegroom, presided at
the punch table.
Mrs. John E. 'White, mother of
the bride, Mrs. Bert Phillips of
Cameron, Mrs. W. S. Eckersley of
Pinebluff, grandmother of the
bride, Mrs. Joe Reardon, Mrs.
Silas Eudy, Mrs. J. W. Willcox,
Mrs. Joseph Haney and Mrs.
Harold Fowler were the hostess
es honoring Miss White.
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See the many looks of
Bobbie Brooks
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FASHION LOOKS FOR
DAYTIME, PLAYTIME,
DATETIME.
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ABERDEEN
and
SOUTHERN PINES
STEPHANIE POLLOCK
Wins DAB Good
Citizenship
Award, Medal
The Alfred Moore Chapter,
DAR, has presented to Stephanie
Pollock of Southern Pines, the
DAR Good Citizens award and
medal.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Hoke Pollock, Stephanie at
tends the Southern Pines High
School where she is a senior.
She has exhibited her qualities
of good citizenship, said a Chap
ter spokesman, through her parti
cipation in varied activities.
She has been a marshal, editor
of the school newspaper, presi
dent of a Scout troop; has held
presidential and other offices in
a youth group. Stephanie is a
member of the Student Council,
Beta, Library, Pep, and Spanish
Clubs.
She sings with the choir of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church and
has served as assistant troop lead
er of a younger Scout troop and
as a summer school teacher.
Looking Ahead
The Southern Pines Methodist
Church is having a special study
on the Book of Genesis, Novem
ber 22 and 29, from 3-5 pm. Any
one interested is invited to be
present for the studies, at the
church.
CHRISTMAS CARDS - Choose from 15 albums
BOOKS
MAKE THE PERFECT GIFT
STUDIO BOOKSHOP
105 E. Pennsylvania Ave.
Southern Pines
DECORATING SERVICE ...
Mrs. Keliy announces that her materials have arriv
ed and she is now offering Christmas decorating service
for homes, interior and exterior, also window dressing
and interior decorating for business establishments.
COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE
Decorating — Directing — Catering
Gowns for the bride and
her attendants
Phone 692-8702
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DOROTHY KELLY
U. S. 1 South
Southern Pines
Junior Scouts See
Special Program
At Planetarium
Girl Scout Junior Troop 621
on Saturday attended a special
Scout program “Skyways,” at
the Morehead Planetarium in
Chapel Hill. The girls were ac
companied by their leader, Mrs.
Vance Derby, and several other
adults.
The show was designed to help
those in the audience recognize
the planets and constellations
and especially, what to look for
during the month of November.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Derby, Mrs.
Robert Ballard, Mrs. Richard
Ray, Mrs. John Dibb and Mrs.
Joe Currie, spent part of the day
at Fort Bragg where they attend
ed a leadership training course at
the Brownie and Junior level of
scouting.
MISS MARIA GRACE SPAGNUOLO is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfonso S^agnuolo of New Rochelle, N. Y., who an
nounce her engagement to William Larkin Wiggs, III of Scars-
dale, N. Y. Mr. Wiggs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wiggs of
Southern Pines. The future bride is a 1960 graduate of the New
Rochelle High School. She is employed as a secretary with the
real estate firm of Harold Oshlag in New Rochelle. Mr. Wiggs
received an associate of arts degree in 1961 from Erie County
Technical Institute, Buffalo, where he majored in opthalmic
optics. He is employed by Schoenig Opticians in White Plains,
N. Y. A June wedding is planned.
WED RECENTLY IN VIETNAM
Pair Honored At Supper-Dance
Prior to their departure Wed
nesday for Fort Banning, Ga., Lt.
and Mrs. Tonu Toomepuu were
honored by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert C. Fisher, at a sup
per-dance Tuesday at the Mid
Pines Club.
The former Robin Fisher and
Lieutenant Toomepuu were mar
ried this past summer in Vietnam,
where he was stationed for a year.
Lt. Toomepuu will teach at the
Infantry School at Banning.
Also present lor the reception'
were Mr. and Mrs. Juhan Toome
puu of New York City, parents
of Lieutenant Toomepuu, and his
cousin, Mrs. Evald Pajumae, also
of New York, who were guests
of the Fishers at the Mid Pines
Club.
Volunieer Workers
To Assisi At VA
Hospital Gift Shop
Dan McNeill was the chauf
feur on Tuesday when the Volun
teer Hospital Workers from the
local unit of the American Le
gion Auxiliary spent the day of
duty on the wards at the Veter
ans’ Hospital in Fayetteville.
On the trip were Mrs. L. L.
Woolley, Miss Nannie Gilchrist
and Mr. and Mrs. McNeill.
The next day of duty will be
December 8, opening day of the
Christmas Gift Shop, when many
volunteer workers will be need
ed to assist in the wrapping and
addressing of gift packages to be
sent to the families of veterans
after they have selected gifts to
cover their family needs.
All gifts are free to them, sup
plied by the American Legion
auxiliaries all over the state.
There are similar gift shops for
the veterans at Oteen, Salisbury
and Durham hospitals.
Club Women Learn To
Make Fancy Cookies
Tuesday afternoon, November
10, found 25 interested Home
Demonstration Club women gath
ered in the office of Mrs. Jean
Hubbard, home economics agent.
'The purpose was to learn how to
make fancy cookies.
This special interest workshop
was taught by Mrs. Robert Cof
fey, member of the Cranes Creek
Home Demonstration Club. Mrs.
Coffey taught how to make press,
filled', dropped and handshaped
cookies. Recipe sheets were dis
tributed. The club leaders will
hold the same type of workshop
for their respective clubs.
United Church To
Launch Its Yearly
Canvass Sunday
“Sharing Can Be A Spiritual
Experience,” will be the subject
of the Rev. Carl Wallace’s ser
mon Sunday at the United
Church of Christ, at the 11 a.m.
service. ;
A luncheon for canvassers will
follow the service, at 12:30,
launching the Every-Member
Canvass at 1:30.
Also at the church Sunday, the
2:30 p.m. rehearsal for The Mes
siah and at 6, the regular meet
ing of the Youth Fellowship.
A community Thanksgiving
service will be held at Brown-
son Memorial Presbyterian
Church Women
Have Luncheon
Meeting Monday
Mrs. William Graham, recently
installed president of the Wo
men of Brownson Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Monday presid
ed at the group’s general meeting
in the church’s fellowship hall.
Over 70 members attended.
Luncheon following the meet
ing- was provided by Circle 8, of
which Mrs. W. Lamont Brown is
chairman.
The program, “Not by Bread
Alone,” was introduced by Mrs.
Delamar Mann. Taking part were:
Mrs. E. L. Barber, Mrs. Vern
Larson, Mrs. Dan McNeill and
Mrs. Joe K. Tate.
Immediately following the pro
gram, a short business meeting
was held. Dr. Julian Lake, pastor
of the church, dismissed the
meeting with prayer.
Veeps Rap Prexys
In Silver Foils
Team Matches
Mrs. Daniel O. Delany, substi
tuting for Silver Foils Club vice
president, Mrs. John B. von
Schlegell, led her team to victory
against the president’s team,
captained by Mrs. Q. A. Shaw
McKean, in the annual SF Team
Matches Tuesday at the Pinehurst
Country Club.
The veep team, winning for the
second consecutive year, scored
441^ points against the president’s
team’s 42% points.
Following the tournament,
which had an entry of 58 mem
bers, the players were entertain
ed at a tea given by Mrs. Mc
Kean, at the country club.
Moore Speech Therapist
To Attend Conference
Mrs. Barbara Blake, Speech
Therapist in the Moore County
Schools, wiU serve as moderator
of a panel, “Improving Public
School Speech and Hearing Pro
grams by Utilizing Community
Resources,” on Saturday morning
November 21, at the State Special
Education Conference in Winston-
Salem.
Mrs. Blake will attend the
three-day conference with Miss
Church on Wednesday with the [Louise Haywood of Troy who is
Rev. John Stone, pastor of the Speech Therapist in the Mortto-
First Baptiist Church, as speaker.! gomery County Schools.
UDC Chapter Meeting
Held In Pinehurst
'The November meeting of the
John Blue Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy was
held at the Nurses Home in
Pinehurst, ■ November 10. Mrs.
John McCrummen, Mrs. George
Moger, Mrs. C. F. Brasington,
Mrs. John Sloan and Miss Lalan
Patterson served their guests a
dessert course on arrival. Fifteen
members were present.
Mrs. H. W. Doub led in the
reading of the ritual and the
salute to the flags.
Mrs. C. S. Patch, Sr., president,
presided and heard the reports
from the committees.
During the business session, the
club voted to purchase markers
for the Confederate soldiers
graves.
Mrs. John McCrummen, pro
gram chairman, presented Mrs.
A. L. Burney who gave a most
enjoyable program on the life of
Stephen Foster. A film was shown
and records were played.
JEANNE BUTLER
ON DEAN'S LIST
Jeanne F. Butler of Southern
Pines is listed on the Academic
Dean’s List at Peace College, ac
cording to word received this
week from the college. Jeanne is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Butler of Midland Road.
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FRED SMITH
Speaker, Singer,
Golf Pro, On
Dinner Program
Guest speaker at the second
annual Men’s Night Dinner of
the Christian Women’s Club will
be Fred Smith of Cincinnati. The
dinner begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday
at the Whispering Pines Dobbs
House Restaurant.
Mr. Sinith is management coun
sel for Mobile Oil Company,
Genesco and Printing Industry
of America. He is world famous
as a labor-management consul
tant and yearly covers 100,000
air miles throughout the United
States and Canada, s^ddressing
audiences. Mr. Smith has just re
turned from a tour of Europe,
where he was comparing Ameri
can and European business op
portunities and problems.
A “concert in miniature” will
also be presented by Lindsey Ber
gen, outstanding tenor from New
York, who was formerly with the
cast of “My Fair Lady” and with
the Robert Shaw Chorale.
Doug Jetter, PGA member and
golf professional at the newly
opened Knollwood Fairways, will
present a timely special feature,
“Golf Pointers.”
Reservations must be made and
tickets purchased in advance. For
reservations, call Mrs. Robert
Pearse, 692-3301 or Mrs. A. L.
Burney, 695-3431.
Grahams Move Here
From Trenton, N. J.
Now making their home in
Southern Pines are Mr. and Mrs.
James Bennett Graham and chil
dren, Sandra Lynn, eight, and
Paula Kay, four. The family has
been living in Trenton, N. J. Mr.
Graham is now employed as pro
ject engineer with the Proctor-
Silex Company.
They are living in Mrs. Frank
Buchan’s house. Mrs. Graham is
the daughter of Mrs. Florrie
Sandstrom and a sister of Mrs.
Grace Southerland who owns
and operates the Sandstrom
Nursing Home in Myrtle Beach,
S. C:, where Mrs. Jimmie Polston
is a patient.
The Grahams are members of
the Southern Pines Methodist
Church.
says...
Let us do the “work
and worry” for your
Thanksgiving Dinner
this year.
We will have all the
“fixings” for a pleas
ant Holiday Dinner,
so just come on out to
Doug Kelly’s
Holiday Inn Restaurant
U. S. 1 South
Southern Pines
Ph. 695-7502
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DELIGHTFULLY DEMURE
Double-breasted, horseshoe-necked, jumper dress of
cotton Oxford cloth tops a cotton pique striped blouse
with white pique band on three-quarter length sleeves
and Peter Pan collar terminating in a red streamer
tie. Navy/White Sizes 7-14- 513 ^
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