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r Page Sixteen THE PILOT—Southern Pinea. North Carolina Friday. Novenaher S. 1951 This Year Send ... 1—PORTRAITS 2_FRAMES 3—PHOTO GREETING CARDS Visit Our Studio See Our Christmas Specials Electronic lighting for portraiture of children HENRY a TURNER 675 S. W. Broad STUDIO Southern Pines. N. C. Phone 2-6452 O’Connors In Former Jicquet Home; Picquets Move To New Residence Colonel O'Connor In Gormany With 16th Infantry WHY NOT treat the family to a real home-cooked meal at w DIXIE INN DINING ROOM? Another Army family has se lected Southern Pines for a per manent home. This is the family of Col. WUliam W. O’Connor, commanding general of the 16th Infantry, now stationed in Ger many. Before Colonel O’Connor went overseas last July they pur chased the C. W. Picquet home, 410 East Massachusetts avenue, and Mrs. O’Connor and three young O’Connors moved in from Fort Bragg last Week. The Picquets moved last Wed nesday to their attractive new home, a modified-modern white frame dwelling in a setting of dog wood and pines, just completed on land formerly a part of the Harry M. Vale estate on Weymouth road. With Mrs. O’Connor are her daughter, Terrance, 13, and sons, Kevin, 10, and Roderick, six. All are attending school at Notre ICamO academy. The eldest son, I Mortimer, 21, is a second classman at the U. S. Mihtary Academy at West Point, where his father grad uated in 1924. William O’Connor’s first assign ment on his graduation as a sec ond lieutenant was, by coinci dence, with the same division which ,he is now commanding. The 16th Infantry was then sta tioned on Governors Island, N. Y., evening’s entertainment had net-] ted the school more than $500. HOME-COMING DAY ling to announcement by Mrs. IMary Hallaman. Wyon Wells. Church of God in Christ in West — uhurcn oiijroa in v-»nrisi in weat ^ ^ ^ a... ___ _ , _. ... .. pastor, will preach and a free tur- FOR RESULTS USE THE PI- Southern Pines will have its j LOTS CI.ASSIFIED COLUMNS I home-coming day Sunday, accord- [key dinner will be served. and he was married at that time to Miss Muriel Lenane, of New York pity. , The intervening years and his Army career have carried them pretty much over the face of the earth. They were successively stationed at San Antonio, Texas; Hawaii; Fort Banning, Ga.; the Philippines; Fort Adams, New port, R .1., and Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where Colonel O’Connor (then lieutenant colonel) attended the General Command and Staff school. The coming of World War 2 saw him serving at Cheyenne, Wyo., and at military bases in Califor nia, Texas and Maryland, to all of which his growing family accom panied him. When he went overseas to cam paign in Europe with Patton’s ariny, however, Mrs. O’Connor and the children settled down in Hendersonville, in the North (Car olina mountains, for the duration. On Colonel O’Connor’s return they were returned to Fort Ben- ning; were stationed for two years on Guatemala, and lived for a time in Washington, D. C., where he attended the War coUege. He was then assigned-to V Corps at Fort Bragg. While at Fort Bragg they fre quently drove over to Southern pines and, says Mrs. O’Connor, “fell in love with the place.” She decided against following him with the children to Germany, and will await his return in their own home here. Iiallicrafters VsmW by in television'- Operators So „ the “pl’ : ■ ^ . ^noice of ^ the Perfo. 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Chosen from the grammar Princess Ann Edwards and Joanne Brewer, grammar grades; and Delores Gar ner and Danny Caviness, senior class mascots, who entered in the primary group. Judges were Mrs. A. D. McLauchlin, Mrs. A. M. Cameron and Mrs. S. R. Smith. W. E. Gladstone and G. C. Crabtree won cakes, and James Davis carried home the Thanks giving turkey. A stage show which featured a novelty act by a group of business men dressed as girls, and a .song by Miss Jane Herring and Miss $2,000,000 Tuner grades as Prince and were Bill Blue (brotl^r of the Helen Hilton, and numerous side- King) and Carol Thomas, and | provided varied entertain, from the primary grades, Henry j— Hennings and Judy Cameron Marjorie Leslie Bullock, two- ^ and-a-half-year-old daughter of | when the dollars, quarters, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bullock, won (jjjnes and hundreds upon hun- first place in the baby popularity pennies had finally been contest. 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