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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, November I, 1935,
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Martin Autrey Dies
in His 80th Year
Prominent Resident of Cranes
Creek Community Victim
of Pneumonia
DU. MARCUS A. BKOWNSON
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Martin Autrey, well.known resident
of the Cranes Creelt community,
passed away on Tuesday morning at
his home about three miles from
Vass following a brief illness of pneu.
monia. He was in his 80th year.
Funeral services were held in the
Vass Presbyterian Church at 2:00
o’clock W'ednesday afternoon and the
pastor, the Rev. Charles A. Law.
rence, was assisted by the Rev. M.
D. McNeill of Cameron, for many
years a pastor of the deceased, and
the Rev. Cecil Lawrence of Varina.
Both Mr. Lawrence and Mr. McNeill
paid beautiful tributes to the life of
Mr. Autrey. Interment was in John-
son’s Grove cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Aubrey
Keith. Juim Baker, John Jones,
Watson Blue and Albret Cameron of
ICamercn route and John Wade of Er.
Dr. Brownson Accepts Invita-Honorary bearers were John
tion To Instruct Adult i Monroe. T. Frank Cameron. Arch
Class Here ' Cameron of Camer.
jon route, W. H. Keith, T. J. Smith.
The Rev. Marcus A. Brow'nson, D. .Paul Gschwind and N. A. McMillan
D., pastor emeritus of the large of Vass.
Tenth Presbyterian Church of Phila. | Mr. Autrey was a native of Harnett
delphia, Pa., has accepted the invita-! county, but came to Moore county
j tion to become the teacher of the. many years ago and was united in
: Adult Bible Class of the Presbyter, j marriage to Miss Mary Eliza Keith,
jian Mission at the Southern Pines | He had been a member of Cypress
! Civic Club, each Sunday morning at | Presbyterian Church for about thir.
'9:45 .o’clock, the Rev. Ernest L. Bar. | ty years. Surviving are the widow:
ber, pastor’of Bethesda Presbyter. | four children. Mrs. N. G. Graham of
ian Church of Aberdeen and of the j Charlotte, A. V. Autrey of Varina.
Mission announced this week. Mrs. J. McD. Cameron of Cameron
Dr. Brownson was the predeces-1 Route 1 and Mrs. Dewey Shelton of
scr of Dr. Joseph A. Vance of the | Lawrenceville; one sister, Mrs. Make
First Presbyterian Church of De. | Wade of Erwin, and a number of
troit, and a member cf the Board of j grandchildren.
Trustees of Princeton Theological j ■ —
Seminary. He has had a wide and | dow, who was formerly Miss W’ard
fruitful experience in the exposition of Harper's Cross Roads, and by four
of the Bible. j daughters, Miss Myrtle Smith of the
He has made his winter home in home. Mrs. Grover Mashburn of Vass,
Southern Pines for many years and Mrs. Jack Nalls of Hemp and Mrs.
is w'ell.beloved by all who knew him. 1 Maude Lassiter of Carthage; two
The members of the Presbyterian ^ sons, W’ade Smith of Vass and Hume j
Mission feel fortunate in having this | Smith of Carthage: seventy grand,
able man to teach them. W’hile the | children and ten great-grandchildren.
Sunday School is only two months ;
old, it has grown to an enrollment DR. R.VYMOXD MODER.-VTOR
But so many more projects have been
approved than there is monty avail,
able for that many counties and com.
munities will of necessity be disap
pointed in the distribution of work.
During the week Mr. Coan an.
nounced the allocation of funds for
21 projects to be started at once in.
volving the employment of 1,495
persona and the expenditure of $400,-
000. In the list, given out on Mon
day, was the Aberdeen dam project,
with $3,707 of {povernment money
allocated and calling for the employ,
ment of 40 men. This is the only
Moore county project for which al
location has been made to date with
the exception of the funds released
some time ago for the clearing of
abandoned peach orchards, much of
which work has already been com
pleted.
M.\URER.MoItEITHEN
Miss Thelma McKeithen and Wil_
liam Maurer were married in Ben-
nettsville, S. C., on last Saturday,
October 26th. Mrs. Maurer is the at_
tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John McKeithen of Raeford, and Mr.
Maurer is a well-known figure on
the Aberdeen tobacco (markets In
the employ of B. B. Saunders.
of over seventy, with thirty or more
already in the Adult Bible Class.
JOHN SMITH P.\SSES
CONGREGATION.\L CHURCHES
At the recent conference of the
Congregational Churches of the Car-
-\T HIS HOME IN VASS | olinas at Charleston. S. C., Dr. C.
‘ Rexford Raymond, pastor of the i
John A. Smith, aged resident of | Church of W'ide Fellowship, was
Vass, passed away at his home at elected Moderator and a member of
11:15 o’clock Tuesday morning. Mr. ; the Board of Directors.
Smith had been ill only since Mon. |
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day.
The funeral service was conducted
at the home at 3 o’clock W’ednesday
by the Rev. L. M. Hall. Methodist
minister, and burial followed
Johnson’s Grove cemetery.
rUOJECTS SOUGHT HERE
TOTAL SUM OF $601,000
(Continued from page 1)
in '■ utilized as rapidly as projects can
: be provided to get the unemployed
Mr. Smith is survived by his wi- | of the state at work, Mr. Coan states, j
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