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NEW YORK — Gale Kerwin,
142 1-2, Valley Stream, N.Y., out
pointed Jimmy Archer, 147 1-4,
New York (10).
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wishes that this
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love ana (by
Estvander-Strickland Coke Cutting At
Strickland Home On Saturday Night
Mr. ayia Mrs. H. Paul Strickland
graciousfy entertained Miss Mar
garet Strickland and Mr. George
Estvapder, members of their wed
ding party, out town guests and
a few clase friends at a cake cut
ting Saturday evening following
the rehear sal.
For thfi oceassion the Strick
land home was attractively decor
ated with white poinsettas and
greenery. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Strickland greeted the guests as
they arrived and presented them
to the host p.nd hosess and he hon
ored couple.
The dinintt table was covered
with a matieria cut-work cloth
an dcentered with an arrangements
of white chrysanthemums and
snapdragon thanked by tall white
tapers in low silver holders.
Jeweled Christmas trees and or
naments completed the table ap
pointments. Mrs. Stephen Molnar
ol Cleveland, Ohio, poured punch
and Mrs. T. A. Core served the
three tier green and white wed
ding cake after Miss Strickland
and Mrs. Estvander cut the tradi
tional first slice. Miss Lettie
Strickland and little Miss Molly
Rogers of High Point presided at
the service table. Mrs. Lewis
Strickland, Jr., of Burlington, Miss
Sarah Coble of High Point and
Miss Mary Louise Strickland pas
sed nuts and mints.
Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Strick
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BULL’S-EYE BEAUTY—Snow shovels may be standard
equipment in other parts, but archery is among the sports
enjoyed during the mild winter season in Phoenix, Ariz.
Georgiann Hammon, 19, not only displays fine form with bow
and arrow, but is on target in the good looks department.
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Former County
Official Dies
Angus Alexander Cameron, 66.
a retired farmer of Route 6, Jones
boro Heights Station, died Friday
night in Lee County hospital fol
lowing a week’s illness. He had
been in declining health for sev
eral years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Sunday at 2 p.m. at Morris
Chapel Methodist church by the
Rev. M. D. McLamb. pastor, the
Rev. T. H. House and the Rev. J.
B. Garrett. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Cameron was a native of
Harnett county, the son of the
late Daniel S. Cameron and Christ
ian Cameron, and was a member
of one of this section's pioneer
families.
He served on the board of com
missioners of Harnett county for
14 years. He was an active mem
ber of Morris Chapel Methodist
church and for years was on the
board of stewards.
Surviving are his wife, the for
mer Irma Lee McNeill; one son.
land in receiving the guests
throug bout the home were Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Strickland, Dr.
and Mrs. J. A. Jernigan, Mrs. L.
W. Strickland, Sr. and Mr. Lewis
Strickland. Jr. of Burlington.
Approximatily 50 people attend
ed.
Laurel H. Cameron of Route 6. -
Jonesboro Heights Station: two
daughters. Mrs. R. S. Fillomore Jr., j
of Temple, Tex., and Mrs. Andrew
Harrington of Charlotte; four
grandchildren and one sister. Mrs.
Nancy Mclver of Route 3, Lilling
ton.
COACH PLEASED
DURHAM, N. C. OP — Coach
Bill Murray said today he was
pleased with the condition of his
Duke team and said the Blue
Devils ought to do alright against
Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl
game. Jan. 1.
The Blue Devils begin a brief
vacation today and will re-group
here on Dec. 26 for the trip to
Miami.
YULETIDE RACE
NEW ORLEANS OP — Eight -
een two-year-olds match strides
today in the six-furlong $10,000
added Yuletide Handicap at the
Fair Grounds. Hill Country and
Army Colors are expected to draw
the strongest backing in the event,
which w'ill serve as a prep for the
$40,000 Louisiana Derby o n
March 8.
SAN FRANCISCO — (IP — De
troit and San Francisco, both load
ed with talented “comeback kids,"
tangle at Kezar Stadium Sunday
before 60.000 fans for the Western
Division title of the National Foot
ball League.
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