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Friday. May 22. 1936. THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North CarnUn* Pigre Thr*«* Diplomas Awarded 19 Seniors At the Vass-Lakeview School LIBRARY HAS NEW BOOKS Dr. Bedinger of Flora Macdonald College Speaker at Grad uation Exercises The Vass-Lakeview High School held its commencement exercises this week, bringing to a close a successful ;year’s work under the leadership of A. M. Calhoun, principal. Diplomas were awarded 19 high school grad uates, and 25 seventh grade pupils were promoted to the high school. On Sunday evening the baecalaur_ eate sermcn was preached by the Rev. D.' E. Earnhardt, presiding elder of the Fayetteville district of Methodist churches. His subject was "Christ, the Great Physician.” The Scripture les son was read by the Rev. C. I. Cal- cote, Presbyterian minister of Vass, and the music was under the direction of Mrs. W. E. Gladstone. On Monday evening the good ship j Delicious hcme-made cakes ^'Vass-Lakeview” sailed into port and cookies at the Curb Market, those aboard delighted their audience Many Prizes Awarded 'Aberdeen Students New books on the shelves of the Page Memorial Library in Aberdeen, now ready for distributicn, are: House of Vanished Splendor, by Wil liam McNally: Good Gestes, by P. C. Wren; The Enemy, by Channing Pol lock; Keeping up With Lizzie, by Irv- inf Bacheler; Rowena Rides the Rum ble Seat, by Ethel Hueston; The Open Door at Home, by Chas. A. Beard; The Grandmother, by Glenway Wes- cott; The Single Track, by Douglas Grant; The Bopk of Bette, by Eleanor Marcein; His Own Roof Tree, by Pe ter Ash; Well’s Oultine of History; Dangerous Days by Rinehart, aud Democratic Despotisro, by Raoul E. Desvernine. Honors Announced at Class Day Exercises of Class of 1936 Last Week and ADMINISTRATION NOTICE with a clever program. Herbert Cam- j|- at ■MrfcHPTr’ti'Q eron introduced the members of the ^ ^ i ^ 3 Senior class; Edna Earle Richardson gave the cleiss history; Qarney Kirk read the will, and Grace Goodman Notice is hereby given that the un- and Marshall McRae presented the | dgrsigned has qualified as administra- gifts. There were songs by the entire eg^^te of H. A. McCallum group and a selection by Pauline Crissman, Edna Earle Richardson, Gladys Cox and Alma Crouse. Graduating exercises were held at 10:00 o’clock Tuesday morning with Dr. Henry G. Bedinger, president of Any and all persons having claims or demands against the said estate are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned at Southern Pines, on or before Maj’ 2. 1937, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Flora Macdonald College, as the ; All persons indebted to said estate are speaker. Dr. Bedinger stressed the , notified to make immediate payment value of education and urged the younger boys and girls to continue their studies until they, too, had fin ished the high school course. H. Lee Thomas, county superintend ent, spoke especially to the seventh grade graduates on “The Four Cardi nal Principles of Christian Educa tion,” bringing out the four-fold growth of Christ as contrasted to the life of Methuselah, about whom noth ing could be said except that he lived 969 years. Mr. Thomas then presented certificates to the following seventh grade pupils: Hazel Crouse, Annie Lou Brewer, Cleo Gamer, Otis McBryde, Hazel Hendricks, Angie Marie Gilli land, Marie Tyson, Margaret Gunter, Mary Mae Scott, Robert Wooten, Jew- to the undersigned. M. DAVID McCALLUM, Administrator. May, 2, 1936, Southern Pines, N. C. NORTH C.\ROLIN.\, MOORE COUNTY, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK NOTICE OF SUMMONS Haivey B. Jones, W. A. Jones, Nan nie Jones Mclver and husband, R. R. Mclver, Bessie Jones Shavs' and hus band, A. W. Shaw, J. H. Jones, Mattie McIntosh Chears and husband, W. F. Chears, Bessie McIntosh Street and husband, Frank Street, Ola McIntosh Husketh and husband, HusKeth, Em ma J. Kimrey and C. A. Jones, Plain- !tiffs I vs . Kenneth A. Jones, Anderson Me Following the Class Day exercises of the Graduating Class of 1936 in the auditorium of the Aberdeen High School last week the following prizes and medals were presented: Prize of $2.50 given by the Standard Store to the girl making the most progress during the past year in the primary grades went to Miss Sarah McLeod. Prize of $2.50 given by Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Medlin to the girl making the most progre.ss during the year in the grammar grades to be divided be tween Miss B;cky Deaton and Har riet Weaver. Prize of $2.50 given by Mr. and i Mrs. A. L. Burney to the boy mak-1 ing the most progress in the grammar grades awarded to Nat Macon. Prize cf $2.50 given by Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Maynard to the boy making the most progress in the primary grades awarded to- Lonnie Luck. A scholarship of two months, val ued at $12.00, for most improvement In music in Mrs. Claude Hafer’s mus ic class given by Bryan Drug Com pany, divided between Miss Jean C^hester ^nd Louise Martin. A prize of $2.50 to the valedictor- '.un of the class, given by Mr. and Mrs. P'rank Shaburger as a memorial 0 liis father, presented to Miss Re. :ecca Doub. A prize of S2.50 each to the boy ••inning the declamation contest and he gill winning the recitation con- ost, given as a memorial to Allison Martin Page and Thomas Bonner Vild r. Jr., by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ■■’age, Jr., was won by Robert Page ■nd Dorothy D_ub. Pii7e to the 11th giade student I making the highest average in Eng lish during the four-year course, pre sented to Miss Veta Epps by the Wai ter Hines Page Book Club. The Citizenship medal awarded to the 11th grade student on basis of competition. Initiative, conduct and scholarship by the Roman Eagle Ma sonic Lodge, won by Maivin S. Weav er, Jr. ^ The prize cf $2.50 to the 11th grade student making the highest av erage in science during the entire course, giv;n by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Seymour, was won by Miss Veta Epps. *’.izcs given by Mrs. W. A. Blue nd Mrs. S. L. Windham for the boy ’.lid gill in the sixth grade making he most improvem nt in penmanship U'rin" the year was won by Miss F^s- I'.ei- p'arrell and Jack Mclnnis. Prizes given by Miss Vanessa Mc kean to the bay and giil making the '.OEl improvement in penmanship in 'ie 7th grade throughout the past year won by Ernestine Marks and Ned Thompson, and the boy and glil writin gthe prettiest hand was Alice Adams and Lawrence Johnson. Prize of $2.50 given by Mr, and Mrs. G. C. Seymour to the 10th grads student making the highest averag* in mathematics over the entire course was won by Miss Eleanor Yeatter. The scholai’ship medal was awarded to Miss Rebecca Doub; the athletic* medal to Sidney Windham, and the activities medal to Miss Louise Wick er. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been issued from the office of the Register of Dei'ds of Moore county to the follow ing: William H. Horton and Jessie Ma rie M.rgan, both of Apex; Charlie W. Brown of Hemp and Sarah Ann '';ye of Hallison. Don't forget tomorrow is Curb •larket day in Southern Pines. ell Smith, Hallie Brown Hare, Mar. pherson, Alex McPherson, Ralph R. garet Blue, Reefus Morrison, Eula Dees, Irene Seagrove. Curtis Bettlna, Leon Cavlness. James Ray McLean, Percy Moore, John Haynes, Ruth CJoodman, Leonard Morrison, Viola McNeill and Fletcher Garner. Mr. Calhoun announced the winners of two prizes given by the Vass Wo McPherson, Edgar H. McPherson Edna McPherson Vestal. Swannie Shields, Mamie Alexander, Nannie Lou MayBerry, Ronie Woodcock, Georgia Harris, Eva Woody, Alice Cox, Wiley Reynolds, Ollie Johnson, Bonnie York, Bessie Fry, Esther Dees, Nellie Reynolds, Raymond Purvis, Melvin Purvis, Edna Purvis, Annie Arnette, Annie Yelvertcn, George man’s Club to the students in the Smith, Jones Smith, Alton Campbell, | English department who had shown '! “ ^ , ... William J. Winfield and husband. Wil- the greatest improvement during the j Winfield, Mrs. Lloyd Crock-1 year. They were Julian Smith and ett and husband, Lloyd Crockett, Mrs. I Hackney Marks. Margaret Bailey was Julius Ferry and husband, Julius awarded the scholarship medal. Mr., F^rry, Mrs. Herman O’Steen and bus-1 ^ , I band, Herman G’Steen, Mrs. Charles Calhoun announced that a P*acque ^ husbai*l, Charles Pond, A. was to be placed in the hall and that l. Jones, Jesse H. Jones, Jr., and each year the name of the best all Kenneth A. Jones, Defendants. 1 1 ^looa urniiid The defendants above named, Mrs. around pupil m the Senior class would ^ William J. be engraved on it. The name of Edna | winfield, William J. Winfield, rMs. Earle Richardson of the present class Lloyd Crockett, Lloyd Crockett, Mrs. will be the first to be engraved, he Julius .Ferry, Julius Ferry, Mrs. Her- , fho nian G’Steen, Herman O’Steen, Mrs. announced. Miss Richardson made the Charles Pond, A. L. highest average of any member of her jQ^es, Jesse H. Joiies, Jr., and Ken neth A. Jones will take notice that a special proceeding entitled as above has been commenced in the Suprlor Court of Moore County, North Caro lina, to make sale of the lands de class and has been a leader in ath- etics, music and other activities. Mr. Calhoun presented diplomas to the 19 graduates, who were the first in the local E^hool to appear in caps scribed In the petition in this cause and gowns for theii graduation. Those for partition of the proceeds thereof comoletine their work were Gilbert among the tenants in common owning _ r-am said land, the parties to this proceed- Bailey, Mack Callahan, He alleged in the petition, and the eron, Ernest Clayton, Gladys Cox, defendants will further take no- Pauline Crissman, Alma Crouse, tice that fehey are required to appear Grace Goodman, T. K. Gunter, Jr., Ar- at the office of the Clerk of the Su- , . , . ,, , perior Court of Moore County, North thur Hendricks, tuaestine Jo ’ Carolina, at the courthouse in Car- Barney Kirk, Preston Matthews, thage, not later than ten days from Franklin Matthews, Marshall McRae, jjje date of the service of this sum- Henry Parker Mildred Priest, Myrtle mons and notice and answer or de- Priest and Edna Earle Richardson. | mur to the complaint and petition in The salutatory address by Alma said special proceeding or the plain- , ^ , i tiff petitioners will apply to the court Crouse^ the valedictory by Edtia Ear e demanded in said peti- Richardson and spccial music were tion and complaint, features of this program. j This 13th day of May, 1936. The final number was a t^ree-act JOHN WILLCOX.^^^ play, “One Thing After Another,’ 1 presented on Tuesday evening. Those taking part were Edna Earle Richard son, Rebecca Gardner, Gilbert Bailey. Frances Bailey. Connor Cole, Edith Matthews, Alma Crouse, Mack Calla han, Arthur Hendricks and Gladys Cox. Miss Eunice Setzer Ayas the di rector. Janet Rosser entertained with a tap uance and a violin solo between acts. MUSSER WINS YADKIN EVTENT Playing over the championship No. 2 course at Pinehurst, J. C. Musser of Akron. Ohio and Southern Pines, with a net score of 73, won the first event of the Yadkin Golf Club’s sum. mer schedule, a medal play, full han dicap. Purvis Ferree of Aberdeen won sec ond place with 74 strokes. Kenneth Trcu.sdale of Rye, and W. W. Williams of New York City tied for third with 75 each. Over forty members entered the Initial tournament of the sea son. ' '^ rrrrummniin^'’ ■ isaiBuyMisaaiaMityiiiH Here is an event you will find most interestinq and helpful . . Ff^EE! Ask Foi» your Copy of ELECTRIC COOKERY » Recipes « THE PUBUC LEDGER COOKING SCHOOL and 1936 KITCHEN SHLE SHOW FREE! 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