It has been suggested we tell you wliere the Tom Hall is, since ma^ of
our readers are either new residents or occasional visitors- ou -
find it by turning right off the Salter Path Road on Bridge Road, just
beyond the Pine Knoll Toct3s condoaroiiums. The Town Han is on
left at the far end of the road; it is a small house set far hact on
the land.
BETTI and LEROY VORIS live on Oakleaf Drive at Me
filled with hooks and antiques. We might refer to as a
Voris because Roy is a Ph. D. and Betty is an M. D._ y analyzf
junior chemist in the Bureau of Prohibition wiiere ^ j, assistant
bootleg liquor. In 1929 he \'jent to Penn S-cato as a ^esear
and went right on studying there. Then in ^^57 he w p state but
where he did his Ph. S. in nutrition. He of
in 1941 he became a nutrition officer supervising the medical ^
nutrition of troops. At the end of the war, he w ^ foods were
survey team to investigate nutrition and to determine w . -jj. ^
available and what should be provided- After the , ]?ood and
with the Academy of Science as executive -u ^v>en he went with
Nutrition Board. When we asked if he missed res playing
the Academy of Science, he said that
around with white rats. Animals can be fed sci liVe no other
can be fed exaci? nutrients by computor; -npoiDle iust don't
animals. You coxild feed them scientifically, bu p P
eat that way.
Betty was born in a mining town in took
the doctor. She went to Penn State as a ^^^SrhLrcoal
her M. D. at Temple University. Then she interned in the^har^^^
region of Pennsylvania. She bec^e ^ssist^ became interested in
head of the State Board of Medicine, but she s However, her
the Grenfell mi^^sion and volunteered to go for a * doctor
father's death brought her home after
to replace him, so she agreed to stay g>,@ j^ad lots of
That took five years. Since it was a mining t » that
accident cases, and her paUents were Q-n^qir at the hi^h schoo'
moimi,nino/.a ol4q, Yo«:rd later she went back to speak at the
in her town, and o_t* the eighteen gi*adnatang seniois, she h
sixteen. She and Roy xvere married in the Core Creek church, _ a
of them love this part of North Cai-olina. They have interesting work
to look back on, including a pi^oject in Chile where Roy went as
nutritionist and Betty was one of four M.D's. Their te^ examinf^
10,000 people and traveled the whole length of the country. Now tney
enjoy their Pine Knoll Shores home, their garden, and the many birds.
NEW RESIDENTS: Jeanne and Bill Earnest are eagerly looking forwani^. to
August when their new home on the Soimd will be completed. In the
meantime they are enjoying PKS on Walnut Circle. Bill and Jeanne come
to us from Columbus, Ohio, where Bill was a civil engineer with ^he^
Department of Defense. Among their interests is furniture restoration.
Dr. Fresca, who organized a Pirst Aid course for PKS, washed his hands
of it when, after an encouraging first night attendance of 15
only one appeared on the scene the second week. He was understando,,oj.y
discouraged and came to the conclusion that no one was interested
enough to warrant his continuing. One visitor from a big city
structured life up north had a thought on the reason why the great "no-
show": down here the days grow together and alike in their pa.^sir.;^.,
and maybe we forget to go somewhere on a Wednesday night becaiise we
forget that, actually and indeed, it Wednesday, since our livoc ar-;:
led in less orderly fashion, with more sioontaneity and less agoi^i?jiiis
over time clocks. This may explain but does not excuse, and we croe
sure that the First Aid class students never meant their absense
indicate a true lack of enthsiasra or display of rudeness to Dr. Pror^:ca,
who so generously had volunteered to devot some of his very rare £3pare
time to teaching it.
JACKIE. AND JIM Ci\MPBELL are going to Germany as a result of a wonderjriix
assignment of Jackie's with the Marine Corps. Jim retired froni the^
Marines in March so he is free to accompany her, and will be going ;.o
school there near Stuttgart while she acts as a Pi’otocol officer at
Patch Barracks, about ten miles outside of Stuttgart, towards Heidelburs
Jackie will be working with VIP visitors, setting up itineraries;
them, arranging tours, planning things to do for VIP wives. The Vj.P"5j
will include officers and Congressional members who will have occas.;.n-n
to visit this ol^ German Base which has been taken over by the U„ y. it
is a Headquarters of European Comjuand. The Campbells, who ll’ve on
Loblolly, will spend three years in Germany - Jackie may soon be a
Major, by the way, which is what Jim retired as.....Meanwhile, uhey are