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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1965
VASS NEWS & PERSONALS
By MRS. CHARLES CAMERON
WSCS Circle 2 Meets
The February meeting of Cir
cle 2, was held Thursday eve
ning, February 4, in the Meth
odist Church Fellowship hall.
Mrs. Charles Cameron, presi
dent, presided at the meeting. A
study of Genesis, using the topic,
“The Bible and the Life Within,”
was concluded by Mrs. Cameron,
assisted by Mrs. Horace Mullinix,
and Mrs. James Hudson. A social
hour with refreshments follow
ed the program.
Birthday Party
Little Miss Lynn Womble cel
ebrated her fifth birthday with
a party at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Womble, Saturday afternooiV.
Following a game period, her
mother served birthday cake, ice
cream and gave out favors of par
ty hats and blow-outs to the 12
guests present.
Home From Tour
3|c Petty Officer Bobby Fowler
arrived home Saturday following
a three-year tour of duty with
the Navy, assigned to the destroy
er, USS Terry. Bobby, whose
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Selby reside in Aberdeen, is mar
ried to the former Brenda Hold
er.
Newcomers
The The Rev. and Mrs. Jim
Catter, who are Texas natives,
moved last week from Virginia,
into the mobile home owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Prevatte
near their home.
Pink-Blue Shower
Mrs. Dougald Cameron and
Mrs. Lane Bullock were co-host
esses at a pink and blue shower
honoring Mrs. Dallas Mofield, Jr.,
at Mrs. Bullock’s home Saturday
evening. Games were directed by
Mrs. Bullock, with prizes going to
Mrs. Preston Boggs, Mrs. Larry
Rice and Mrs. John Hipp. Mrs.
Bobby Ivey won the door prize.
From the gift table centered
with a pink and white decorated
umbrella, the many dainty gifts
were presented to the honoree.
The color motif was used on the
refreshment (table, from which
coffee, cake squares and potato
chips were served, buffet style,
to the 14 guests present. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Della Mo
field, Sr. and Mrs. James Bry
ant of Route 1, Carthage, and
Mrs. Eugene Mofield of Southern
Pines.
Attends Conference
Attending the Sanford District
Conference at the First Metho
dist Church in Rockingham Sun
day afternoon were the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Wooten, Edd Finch,
Mrs. Charles Gschwind and Miss
Ethel Davis.
Boy Scout Sunday
Community services will be
held at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning in observance
of Boy Scout Sunday. The Rev.
C. A. Wooten, pastor of the
Methodist Church, will bring the
message.
Top Salesmen
The 12 students at Union Pines
who sold over $50 each in maga
zine subscriptions during the
Magazine Contest were accom
panied by four of their teachers
to Raleigh Saturday evening. As
a special treat, they enjoyed sup
per at B'allentine’s Restaurant.
Later they went to Reynolds Col
iseum to see Peter, Paul and
Mary.
Those from Vass going were
Marjorie L. Bullock, Carol Edmis-
ten, Ann Thomas and Sandra
Southern Pines Recorder's Court
Von Metzger.
Defeat Southern Pines
The Vass-Lakeview Junior
High boys and girls’ basketball
teams shared dual victories over
Southern Pines last Friday. The
Blazers claimed victory over the
undefeated team in a 21-20 score.
Ronnie Springs was the leading
scorer in the contest.
Personals
Mrs. Clyde Vernon Cooper, the
former Elizabeth Clayton, is a
patient at Presbyterian Hospital
in Charlotte. Her room number
is 753.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Autrey, Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. J
Thad Ellis of Bennett on Satur
day and on Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Alexander
and sons, Phillip and Tommy, of
Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Nix left for
Yadkinville last Tuesday to be
with their daughter, Mrs. Roland
Ferguson, and her family. Mrs.
Ferguson underwent surgery last
week.
Visiting the Rev. and Mrs. J.
D. Hales, Jr. and daughter. Holly,
is Mrs. Hales’s mother, Mrs. Fan
nie Lindsey of Pikesville.
pHere for the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs. Ola Johnson of Cam
eron were Mrs. Edd Franklin
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chilton
of Danville, Va. Mrs. Franklin
and Mrs. Chilton are sisters of
Mrs. H. C. Callahan. Here also
was a niece of Mrs. Callahan’s,
Mrs. John Ivey and daughter.
Penny, of Cheraw, S. C.
Mrs. Lula Hennings returned
last Monday after spending a few
days with her grandchildren,
Cheryl and Stevie Hardy, in
Washington, D. C.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Bullock and fam
ily were Dr. and Mrs. Russell
Tate and sons, Jule and Russ.
Mrs. W. R. Wooten of Pikes
ville came last weekend for a
two week visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Wooten and family,
and other relatives of Sanford.
Home for Sunday dinner with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bax
ter Prevatte, and family were
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Prevatte,
Jr., and children, of Buies Creek;
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Prevatte
and family of Sanford; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Morgan and family
of Lakeview; and Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Hoyle and children of
Charlotte.
Sunday afternoon callers of
Mrs. Bertlia Stone and Mrs. Mina
Harrington of Cameron were Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Frye, and grand
daughter Gwyn, Mrs. Janie
Boggs.
A. G. Edwards, Sr., remains a
patient at Moore Memorial Hos
pital where he entered last Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron
of Raleigh visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Edd Callahan and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Cameron and family, during the
weekend.
Miss Ann Crockett, a student
at Meredith College, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Crockett.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Muse were her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Graham and children
Steve, Miss Mary Lou Graham of
Graham.
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In the regular Wednesday ses-
session of Southern Pines Re
corders Court last week, five Ne
gro youths who had been arrest
ed in West Southern Pines for
carrying concealed weapons were
sternly lectured by Judge W.
Harry Fullenwider on the dangers
that .■ using weapons illegally
could bring to themselves and to
others. He cited the case of the
young man who was badly
wounded by a pistol in the hand
of a companion, earlier last week
in West Southern Pines.
Because none of the young
men had been in court before
here, and because members of
their families had come to court
with them. Judge Fullenwider
taxed them with court costs
only, after lecturing them on the
folly of their actions.
All five had been arrested after
a complaint from a West South
ern Pines place of business that
it appeared they were about to
make trouble. They had been
riding around in a car together
and were picked up by local po
lice as they were starting to
leave town. In the car were
found a pistol, an iron bar and a
knife, the concealed weapons all
five were charged with having.
The judge directed that the
weapons be destroyed.
The defendants, oldest of
whom was 21, were: Alphonzo
Hargrove of Route 1, West End;
Ulice Graham, Jr., of Eastwood;
James Curtis Swinnie of Pine
hurst; and Quinzell Kimiel and
Larry Williams, both of Southern
Pines.
As no court was held the pre
vious week, because of the Su
perior Court term in Carthage,
the local court had a long docket
last week, staying in session until
after 3 pm.
Following is a summary of the
other cases heard:
Frank Charles Scott, Hialeah,
Fla., unsafe movement resulting
in accident, not guilty; Irvin
James Tindall, Fort Bragg, no
operator’s license, possession of
taxpaid liquor with seal broken,
$25 and costs; Anthony T. Law
rence, Fort Bragg, no operator’s
license, judgment as of non-suit;
James P. McNeill, assault on fe
male, three months on the roads,
with a two months’ suspended
sentence in a former case placed
in execution, not to run concur
rently, same defendant also
charged with assault with deadly
weapon, two months on the
roads, not to run concurrently,
making seven months in all, ap
peal to Superior Court entered in
each case, $400 bond set in each
case.
Alex Len Monroe, Jr., 16 years
old. Route 1, Aberdeen disobey
ing stop sign, pay costs and, at
option of defendant, walk back to
Aberdeen school, instead of pay
ing a fine; Donnie Chavis, Route
3, Carthage, speeding 50 in a 35
zone, $15 and costs; James Alex
ander Cameron, Niagara, speed
ing 55 in 35 zone, pay costs and'
walk to Howard Johnson’s Res
taurant and back, in place of
paying a fine; Franklin E. Saf'
ford, speeding 45 in 35 zone, $10
and costs; Oscar Marion Log
wood, failure to yield right of
way, resulting in accident, pay
costs and walk to Howard John
son’s Restaurant and back.
Burnest Edward McRay, Route
1, Hoffman, unsafe movement in
motor vehicle, $10 and costs;
Ronald Owens McKenzie, Route
I, West End, speeding 70 in 45
zone, pleas of guilty to speeding
60 in 45 zone accepted, $15 and
(costs; George Williams, Aber
deen, worthless check, pay costs
and pay amount of worthless
check, through the court, after an
other check has been paid; Eugene
Edmisten, Route 2, Vass, speed
ing 70 in 55 zone, plea of guilty to
speeding 65 in 55 zone accepted,
$10 and costs; Ed Dowd, assault
on female, 12 months on the roads,
suspended for three years on
payment of the costs and on con
dition he not be convicted of a
similar offense involving alcohol,
assault and battery or affray,
during the peoriod of suspension.
Joseph J. Johnson, non-sup
port, defendant pleaded not guil
ty but found guilty, six months
in the county jail at Carthage, to
be hired out by the county com
missioners, his earnings to be
turned over to his wife for sup
port of their minor children, the
sentence suspended on condition
he removes himself from the
home by 6 pm on the day of trial
and not go back on the premises
until he can adequately support
his family, defendant not to be
taxed with court costs; Walter
J. Sanders, Hillcrest, Carthage,
and James Lewis, Southern
Pines, each charged with posses
sion of 20 per cent wine with seal
broken, a $5 fine and court costs
to be divided equally between
the two defendants; Lee Daniel
Gaddy, affray, judgment- as of
non-suit.
John Lindsey Terry, assault on
female, nol pros with leave on
payment of costs; Spencer Coun
cil, St. Pauls, nol pros with leave
on payment of costs; Spencer
Council, St. Pauls, non-support,
nol pros with leave; Billie Lee
Caesar, assault on female, prayer
for judgment continued on pay
ment of costs; Luther Wallace
Williams, Washington, D. C.,
speeding 65 in 55 zone, $10 and
costs; Lloyd Lee Black, Route 1,
West End, speeding 50 in 35 zone,
$15 and costs; Kenneth Wendell
Stallings, Newport News, Va.,
speeding 65 in 55 zone, $10 and
costs; Arthur Leon Garner,
Route 1, West End, drunken
driving (second offense), im
proper equipment, three months
on the roads, suspended on pay
ment of $200 fine and costs and
on condition he not be convicted
of a similar offense involving
motor vehicles during period of
driver’s license revocation, driv
er’s license to be revoked for
four years, according to state
law.
The following defendants
were charged with public drunk
enness and are listed with dispo
sition of their cases: John Farm
er, $5 and costs; David V. Cram
mer, Fort Bragg, $10 and costs;
Preston W. Chavis, Route 1, West
End, one month on -the roads,
suspended on payment of $10
and costs (defendant is serving
sentence); James L. Dowdy,
Manly, one month in the county
jail, to work in and around the
jail, sentence in a former case to
be placed in execution, not to
run concurrently; Oscar Carlyle,
also charged with carrying con
cealed weapon, pay court costs,
the weapon to confiscated; How
ard Green, $5 and costs; John M.
Reid, Fort Bragg, $10 and costs.
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