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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, May 17, 1935,
Pinehurst High School Awards
Diplomas to Class of 24 Pupils
MOTHER OF MISS HILTON
DIES AT HER HOME HERE
*
Dr. H. M. Poteat Addresses Sen
iors at Graduation on “What
Is Education?”
Twenty-four Seniors won their di
plomas at Pinehurst High School
last Thursday evening. After hear
ing an able address by Dr. H. M. Po
teat of Wake Forest College on "What
Is Ekiucation,” the following were
awarded the coveted pigskins;
Misses Frances Ehrhardt, Dorothy
Garrison, Mildred Greer, Dorothy
Kellis, Una Lewis, Katie Lee Maness,
Bertie Marie McKenzie, Catherine Rit
ter, Evelyn Smith, Ruth Smith, Eileen
Whelpley and Elizabeth Wiseman, and
Myron Barrett, James Carter, Davis
Currie, Joe Frye, Roger Frye, A. H.
Garrison, Jr., Omar Garrison. Olive
Kellis, Hector Lee, Eugene McKen
zie, Donald Whelpley and Warren
McKenzie.
Miss Dorothy Garrison was vale
dictorian of her class, and Miss Mil
dred Greer salutatorian. Of the boys,
James Carter made the highest aver
age.
The commencement program open
ed on Monday night when the Rev.
Mr. Fulton of Laurinburg delivered
the baccalaureate sermon. The High
School Glee Club and Charles Tem
pleton of Fayetteville furnished the
music, with Miss Katherine Blue at
the organ. On Monday evening the pu
pils of Miss Katherine Blue gave a
recital, and Billy Viall again won the
gold medal. Gold pins for music were
awarded Bobby Viall and Vivian Cur
rie.
“The Golden Whistle” was present
ed by the pupils of the Elementary
School on Tuesday evening under the
direction of Miss Katheririe Blue and
the Elementary teachers. At the close
of the operetta the Junior class pre
sented “The Spider of Singapore" un
der the direction of Miss Virginia
Simkins. This was one of the most
enjoyable programs of the week.
The Rev. E. C. Ruffin of I^llerbe
addressed the seventh grade on Wed
nesday morning. County Superinteiiu-
ent H. Lee Thomas presented certi
ficates to 26 members of the class.
Reading certificates and perfect at
tendance were presented by Princi
pal W. P. Morton.
“Seniors at the Bar” was given by
the Senior Class on Thursday evening
under the direction of Miss Virginia
Simkins.
The Mrs. W’. S. Dunlop cash prizes
were awarded to Virginia Smith and
Jack Short. Frances Ehrhardt and
Myron Barrett won the books pre
sented by Mrs. Gertrude W. Tufts
for the best work in dramatics. Dor
othy Kellis and Joe Frye were award
ed the T. C. Cheatham cash prizes
for outstanding work in dramatics.
Dorothy Garrison won a book for
making the highest average for the
four years of high school.
Della Freeman won the medal and
Helen Fields the prize offered by the
auxiliary of the American Legion.
Mildred Greer was awarded the U.
A. R. American History medal. She
also won the $10.00 cash prize tor
the most valuable units. Mildred
Greer and W. P. Morton, Jr., won the
Leonard Tufts Loyalty medals. This
is considered the greatest of all hon
ors.
The names of Mildred Greer and
A. H. Garrison were inscribed on the
high school athletic trophy for hav
ing won the most points in the ath
letic program. This honor also came
to the seniors. The names of Eloise
Wicker and James Morgan were in-
fjcribed on the elementary athletic
trophy. This honor also came to the
third grade.
Pinehurst had cne of its best
school years. Higher standards of
conduct and scholarship were main
tained. The boys’ basketball jteam
won the sportsmanship banner. Ordi
narily good scholastic achievement
implies that good attitudes and desir
able habits are being fostered in a
fcchool. These accomplishments are
being made possible by a reasonable,
cooperative and interested public, by
% live parent-teacher organization,
Imd by a sympathetic and school-
minded Board of Education. Pine
hurst is justly proud of its school.
CARTHAGE
%e following Carthage babies at
tended the Baby Birthday Party at
the Moore County Hospital Sunday:
Margaret Neal Carter, George Thom
as, Jr., Carolyn Hall, Anne Currie,
John Beasley, Anne Wicker and Anne
and Dan Shsffiald.
Mr. and Mrs. B^ank Seagroves of
Laurinburg spent Sunday with Mrs.
Dora Seagroves.
Mrs. Aplin of New York City spent
Sunday in Carthage with friends. She
tendered a beautiful musical program
at the Methodist Church on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. N. A. McKelthen, Mrs. Dan
Carter, Misses Annie and Frances
McKeithen attended the wedding of
Miss Emily Richardeon and John Le-
land in Southern Pines on Saturday.
Mrs, E. H. Morton and young son
Fmmett spent the week-end in Rae-
ford with relatives.
Mrs. C. T. Grier has returned from
a visit in Shelter Island, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mclver and
baby of New York City are visiting
Mrs. R. G. Wallace and Mrs. Charles
Cox.
Miss Judith Wainer has returned
home after a few days’ visit with
friends in Charlotte.
W. H. Griffin of Roxboro spent the
week-end in Carthage with his fam
ily-
Mrs. Bill Sebasten is visiting rela
tives in Wilmington.
H. S. Muse has returned to New
York City after a two weeks’ vaca
tion with his parents
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Felton, Jr., spent
Sunday in Fayetteville visiting rela
tives.
The Rev. W. S. Golden preached
the baccalaureate sermon in Jones
boro Sunday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Walters returned to
her home in Burlington i&st week af
ter a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Dupree.
Mrs. Minnie Hilton of Fredonia, N.
Y., died at the home of her daughter.
Miss Alletah Hlllon in Pinehurst,
early ye:-!terday morning, after an
illness of only one day. Mrs. Hilton
had just recently come to Pinehurst
to make her home with her daughter,
after the death of her husband, Wil
liam C. Hilton, about five weeks
ago. Shock over the loss of Mr. Hil-
to was thought to be one of the
causes of her sudden death.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Saturday in Fredonia. The body
was accompanied north by Mrs. Char
lotte Hilton Green of Raleigh, a
daughter.
Mrs. Hilton is survived by two
daughters, Miss Hilton of Pinehurst
and Mrs. Green of Raleigh; and one
son, William C. Hilton of Fredonia.
FEIJX ADDOR ENTERTAINS
PliPILS OF COLORED SCHOOL
PIXEHl'KST NOTES SOLD
Sale of two notes of Pinehurst, In
corporated, by the North Carolina
Bank and Trust Company for a cash
consideration of $147,666.66 was au
thorized in an order signed by Judge
P. A. McElroy in Guilford Superior
, court Wednesday.
I CARD OF TH.\NKS
I Thanks for the many gifts and
kindness shown during the loss of our
home.—Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Robertson
I and family.
Felix Addor gave his annual party
to the pupils of the Lincoln Park col
ored school the other day, and a
merry time was had by the young
sters, Under the supervision of Prin
cipal W, A, Gray they marched like
trained soldiers to Mr. Addor’s Park
Farm and enjoyed luncheon. Then
came the annual con.est when their
host asked the children these ques
tions: 1. What is Peach on Earth?;
2, What is Christmas?; 3. What Is
Easter?
At the conclusion of the contest Mr.
Addor addressed the pupils and among
other things said: “I am pleased to
see great improvement in the thought
of these contests over the preceding
years. Peace on earth and Christmas
are linked together. Peace begins at
home with obedience and is brought to
school and carried throughout the
world. The ungrateful work of the
teacher becomes much lighter when
there id obedience in the home."
The six children making the best
answers to the questions were gi^en
their choice of 100 prizes arranged on
the “prize table.” The remaining ar
ticles were given to the other child
ren.
during the past season, has purchased ' The Woman's Auxiliary of the
the L. B. Miller house located on Con- Carthage Presbyterian Church will
nectlcut avenue near Ridge street, j celebrate its 23rd birthday wiht a
Southern Pines and will occupy same 'Japanese party at the cbin on Monday
next season. fternoon.
MILLER HOUSE HERE SOLD
TO LOUIS SCHEITERS
Louis Scheiters of Lawrence,
I Mass., a guest of Highland Lodge
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now with
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