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Sou. Pines
School News
By JILL FORSYTH
Shakespeare
Monday morning, seniors from
Southern Pines, Aiserdeen, Rob
bins, West End and Pinehurst
enjoyed a performance of seiect
scenes from Shakespeare’s “Julius
Ceasar’’ and “Twelfth Night,”
given by a group of professional
actors at the Pinehurst school
auditorium. Although the pro
duction lasted only an hour, it
was certainly a delightfully en
tertaining experience for the stu-
_ dents and should prove very ben
eficial for their study of Shakes
peare this year.
Football Banquet
The annual Football Banquet
was held at the Southern Pines
Country Club Wednesday night
of this week at 7 p.m. Dinner was
served to the football players,
cheerleaders and their dates.
Then small gold footballs were
presented to the players and the
floor was cleared to make way for
a dance with music provided by a
dance band—a gala evening for
a team and a season to be proud
of!
Soc-Hop
There will he a soc-hop after
the basketball game here with
Highfalls Friday night, in the
school cafeteria. And to quote
the posters: “Ya’ll come!”
Tests
The College Board Examina
tions, known also as the S. A. T.,
will be given again on March 6
at the school. The Merit Scholar
ship Test will be given to juniors
on March 13 and on the same
date the National Educational
Development Test will be given
to sophomores.
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NEWS
By ANN J. McNEILL
Study Groop
The final session of “Spanish
Doorways,” a study about Span-
hh-speaking people, was held
Sunday evening, February 7, in
the Methodist Church fellowship
hall.
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Mrs. H. J. Edge presided and
gave the introduction. The Rev.
J. E. Sponenberg gave a sum
mary of the study book. Mrs. Lea
Yates directed a discussion of
how local Methodists can help
these people. Mrs. J. C. Robbins
gave an interesting talk about
some Spanish-speaking people
residing in the Sandhills.
The Children’s Department,
under the direction of Mrs. Jim
my Garrison and Mrs. Ed Gra
ham, presented a choral reading,
“I Am the Door,” and closed with
the hymns.
Bridge Club
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club enjoyed a delightful lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. George
Anderson on Tuesday afternoon,
February 9. Following an after
noon of bridge, Mrs. N. A. Pleas
ants was declared high scorer of
the day. Mrs. Sid Taylor was sec
ond high and Mrs. Ralph Leach
received the consolation prize.
Others included Mrs. David
Hobbs, Mrs. Lawrence Johnson,
Mrs. Dan Farrell, Mrs. Bob Far
rell and Mrs. C. D. McGowan.
Woman's Club
Mrs. Carl Wynn was hostess to
the February meeting of the
Aberdeen Woman’s Club. Mrs. A.
S. Porter, president, presided
over the business session. Mrs. F.
A. Cummings gave the devotion
Mrs. G. A. Charles presented
a history of Valentine’s Day giv
ing interesting legends of its
origin. During her program, she
showed some valentines years old
and presented each of the 12
members and guest, Mrs. S. A.
Worsley, with a lovely valentine.
During the social hour, the
hostess served sheet cake, nuts,
mints and coffee using a Valen
tine motif.
Church Family Night
Families of Bethesda Presby
terian Church and their guests
met together in the fellowship
hall of the church Sunday eve
ning for a delicious covered-dish
supper.
Special music was presented
by the Primary and Junior
choirs, featuring songs of other
countries, in keeping with the
mission theme.
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I Special guest of the evening
was Mrs. Charles Oliver, mis
sionary to the Congo, who gave
a most interesting talk on her
! work as a teacher in a Secondary
School in the Congo. She and the
Rev. Oliver and their daughter
^ are living in Chapel Hill during
I their furlough year while Mr.
Oliver is studying at the Univer
sity. Colored slides of her life in
the Congo were shown by Mrs.
Oliver to illustrate her talk.
Around 100 persons were pres
ent. Mrs. Ralph Caldwell was in
charge of the program.
Aberdeen-Pinebluff PTA
The Aberdeen-Pinebluff PTA
met Monday evening in the
school auditorium with the pres-|
ident, Lawrence McN. Johnson,!
presiding. 'The Rev. Mr. Scott of
Pinebluff led the invocation.
The program consisted of a
parent-student panel discussing
questions pertinent to teen-agers
today. The panel consisted of
Mrs. M. H. Lathan, Mrs. Raymond
Auman, Marshall Donathan, and
Vivian Green. Student panelists
were Betty Jo Swaim, Kay Len
non, Bill Yates, and Charles
Swaringen. Gurney Baines, of the
High School faculty, was mod
erator. Members of the audience
submitted questions at the end
of the program.
Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gross and
son, Victor, and Mrs. Scott Miller
visited relatives in Chapel Hill
Sunday.
Sunrise Theatre
Said to be based on an actual
plot perpetrated by the Nazis
during World War II, Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer’s “36 Hours,”
starring James Garner, Eva
Marie Saint and Rod Taylor, is a
drama of terrifying suspense.
The thirty-six hours of the title
is the time period in which the
outcome of the war might have
been fatefully changed if an in
genious scheme devised by the
Germans to gain vital informa
tion about the Normandy inva
sion had succeeded.
“36 Hours” is the latest collab
oration of William Perlberg and
George Seaton, the producer-di
rector team who have given the
screen such effective pictures
as “Counterfeit Traitor” and “The
Bridges of Toko-Ri.”
The film will be seen Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday at the Sun
rise Theatre.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965
Mrs. J. R. Brendell and Lynn I Winston-Salem spent the week-1 Coliseum
and Mrs. Bobby Brendell and end with Mrs. Jack Smith and J. R. Brendell, Jr. attended the
Sandy visited Mrs. J. R. Bren- Mrs. Grace Sloan. Educational Convention in At-
dell s parents in High Point Sun- Lee Buchan and son, Sam, at- lantic City, N. J., during the
I tended the State-Georgia Tech weekendj, .with Superintendent
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of game Saturday in the Raleigh! Robert E. Lee and Assistant Su
perintendent Powers. The group
returned Wednesday.
Little Miss Billie Robinson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Robinson, celebrated her seventh
birthday yrith a party Saturday
morning, attended by eight little
friends. A valentine motif was
used in decorations, games, and
refreshments. Billie opened her
gifts and the group enjoyed ice
cream and cake.
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