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Friday. February 22. 1952
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Page Three
: Americans were able to con
sume per person 13 per cent more
lood than they did in 1935-39,
even tnough the number of per-|
sons engaged in agriculture is
considerably less than in the pre
war period.
Mews and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith. RepresentatiTe — Telephone Vess 8-F31
PIANOS
Cole Piano .Company
Neill A. Cole Prop.
Piano Sales and Serrlee
Phone 92-L
Three Points Sanford
Attend Funeral I Augusta, Ga., hive joined the
Among those from Vass and!staff of Dixie Inn.
community who attended the FHA Meeting
funeral of Mrs. R. C. Thomas in| “Creative Leadership in Home
Cameron Simday afternoon were;and Community” was the subject
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Muse, Mrs. H.
A. Borst, Mrs. W. H. Keith, Mrs.
S. R. Smith, Miss Bessie Cameron,
Mrs. N. N. McLean, Mrs. P. A.
Wilson, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss
Eloise Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Gladstone, Dr. R. G. Rosser, Mrs.
G. W. Brooks, Mrs. W. C. Leslie,
Miss Lcuise Leslie, Mrs. A. G.
Crissman, Jeannette Spalding
and Mrs. H. L. Hendrick.
Church Women Meet
Vass Presbyterian Women of
the Church met Tuesday night
with Mrs. Bob Edwards and Mrs.
Arch Blue, with 19 in attendance.
Mrs. George M. Blue was a guest.
Mrs. G. M. McDermott led the
of an interesting program given
January Bond
Sales In Moore
Total $40,325
Sales of Series E, F and G sav
ings bonds in Moore county for
January totaled $40,325, of which
$38,625 was in Series E bonds;
none in F bonds and $1,700 in
by the freshman girls at the Series G bonds, according to a re-
monthly meeting of the Vass- port by County Savings Bonds
Lakeview chapter of Future chairman E. C. Stevens of South-1 were hostesses. Miss Blanche Mon-
Homemakers of America, held om Pines, based on the monthly jrce, chairman, presided. Miss
Thtirsday in the home economics gales report from Allison James, Emily Wilson gave a report on the
department. Taking part were state Director of U. S. Savings use of pictures. Mrs. Alice Cad-
Teachers Start
Winter Series of
Group Meetings
The winter series of profession
al meetings for the Moore Coun
ty school teachers began Tuesday,
February 12, with a first grade
group meeting at the Southern
Pines school. Misses Flora Belle
McIntyre and Poncie Dawson
JOHN C. PARRISH
Plumbing and Heating
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DRIVE CAREFULLY — SAVE A LIFE!
Bessie McNeill, Ruth McIntosh,
Joyce Brooks and Ruby Bullens.
Bonds in Greensboro. dell and Mrs. Sally Evans des-
Total figures for North Caro- cribed the possibilities of activi-
Joanne Chappell presided over'ijna’s 100 counties were as fol- ties which center around a model
a business session during which lows: Series E Bonds $4,187, 648; home and farm. Miss Mary Jane
Gilmore read minutes of Series F $92,389; Series G $520,-Prillaman and Mrs. Jessie Mae
700; totaling’ $4,800,737. ’ |Dwight told how they used games
and game equipment in their
Marie
the previous meeting.
AU of the girls participated in
playing games, after which cake.
WALKER’S
UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS
DRAPERIES
KIRSCH TRAVERSE RODS IN STOCK
FINE FABRICS FOR LESS
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UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE TO ORDER
US Highway 1 North
Phone 2-8131
The county chairman said that
Series E Bond sales for January
salted nuts and Valentine punch January sales of last
were served. The meeting closed
with the singing of the FHA song.
Bible study, the theme of which!World Day of Prayer
was “Do You Discipline Your De-1 The World Day of Prayer serv-
sires?” In the absence of Mrs. Ice will be held at the Methodist
Dan Stewart, Mrs. N. N. McLean church at 3:30 p. m., next Friday,
led the program, “Some Ready- February 29, with the women’s
made Patterns.” 'Taking part were organizations of the various
year by $57,305 in North Carolina.
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The E Bond continues to be
popular investment, he said.
During a nationwide school sav-j *
ings drive from November 15 McDonald, chairman, presided for
the following proffram: Making
health and physical education
program.
The third grade teachers mp-*
Wednesday, February 14 at the
Highfalls school. Mrs. Pearl Em
mons. was hostess. Mrs. Catherin°
through January 31, North CarO'
lina almost doubled its assigned
Mrs. Delmas Kimball, Mrs. Hugh
McLean, Mts. Arch Blue, Mrs.
W? E. Gladstone and Mrs. M. M.
Chappell.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Ben H. Wood, vice
president; Mrs. Hugh McLean,
treasurer; Mrs. D. F. Cameron,' program,
secretary; Mrs. Leon Keith, chair-1 To Organize Society
man of church extension; Mrs. W.) Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., invites
E. Gladstone,, chairman of an-, all children from 6 to 15 years of
churches in town presenting the
program. “Christ Our Hope” will
be the theme of the service, which
all are invited to attend. Miss
Louise Leslie, vice president of
the Methodist WSCS, and her
committee are in charge of the
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nuities and relief; Mrs. Bob Ed
wards, chairman of stewardship.
The hostesses served refresh
ments.
Attend Birthday Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hoyle, Pfc.
age of the Methodist congrega
tion to meet at the church at 7
p. m. Sunday, February 24, to or
ganize a children’s missionary so
ciety. This includes boys as well
as girls. A program on Mekico and
and Mrs. Curtis Hoyle, Bobby Latin America will be given at
Hoyle and Miss Annie Pearl Pre- this meeting.
vatte spent Sunday in Kannapolis
attending a birthday dinner hon
oring Mrs. Hoyle’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Sides, whose anni
versaries occur only a few .,days
vcxsaxics v/xiAjr , \jrOUWlll. JLllC .
apart. Around 35 members of the |back with her.
Personals
Mrs. W. D. McCraney returned
Sunday from a two weeks’ visit to
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hamilton at
Godwin. The Hamiltons motored
family and friends were present.
Join Dixie Inn Sdaff
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Graham
and children, Bernice and Mary
and Mrs. Robert Davis of Lou, of Graham, and A. R. Gra
ham of Sanford were weekend
quota of 75 new school savings „ ... r. « • .. „
program installations. The latestl^^®^!^ ®
count sh(fws that 145 additional ^rs. Katherine Muse;
North Carolina schools have tied; .
in with the defense effort and arei^rs- IVoy Geer and Mrs. Vesta
teaching thrift and saving, and , ,
^ o> eighth grade grouo of
students are permitted to actually
practice thrift and saving through
the purchase of U. S. Defense
Stamps at the schools. This brings
the total installations in North
Carolina to 497.
Demonstrations to test the life
teachers, meeting in the Carthage
school, had as their guest sneak
er Miss Ella Barrett, head of the
guidance division in the State De
partment of Education. She des
cribed several techniaues that a
teacher might use in knowing th°
students in her room and thus
Graves Mutual Insurance Agency
HENRY L. GRAVES GLADYS D. GRAVES
1 & 3 Professional Building
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P. O. Box 290
Southern'Pines. N. C.
Phone 2-2201
of treated and untreated fence ihelp to mold them into hapoier
posts have been set up at the
county fair grounds in Craven
and Beaufort counties. ’They are
the first such demonstrations to
be started in North Carolina.
and Mrs. G. M. McDermott.
Mrs. A. L. Keith and Mrs. Cor-
tis Thomas have been frequent
visitors at Moore County hospital
during the past few days, to see
their father, Mr. Crouse, of Car
thage, who is quite iU.
Chief Warrant Officer W. B.
guests of Mrs. W. B. Graham and Kirby, who is, spending a fur-
the Muses. lough here with his family, ex-
Mrs, J. M. Davis entered Duke'pects to leave for Korea in two
hospital Saturday for treatment.
Qharles
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards
spent last weekend in Raeford Camp Jackson, S. C.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards, last weekend and he
weeks.
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Sturdivant of
was here
and Miss
Blanche Sturdivant had Sunday
dinner in Biscoe with their broth
er-in-law and sister, Mir. and Mrs.
Clarence Freeman. From there
they went to Albemarle, where
another sister, Mrs. Kate Gil
christ, joined them for a trip to
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Cole and Mrs.
Joe Carlyle of Carthage were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Blue.
Mrs. J. A. Hudson and little son,
Gary, have returned from Darl
ington, Md., where they had been , ,, . T
living for some time. Gary’s,Charlotte to see the Ice Revue,
daddy, who is in the Navy, camel Mr. and Mrs. Bob Waddell of
with them and spent the week- Sanford were in town Monday
end. He expects to get his dis- afternoon,
charge in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Parson of
Roseboro and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Elmore and son, Stevei of Clin
ton were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Qldham
and daughter, Janet, of Aberdeen
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Qld
ham Sunday.
Miss Joyce Scott spent the
weekend in Greensboro visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tom Thorpe, and
family.
Mrs. Coynell Cameron entered
Duke hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N, J. Morgan of
Carthage visited their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Morgan, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardi
son of Raleigh were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Lizzie Scott.
Butch and Rudy Spurlin of
Aberdeen were Saturday callers
tn the home of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McMil
lan.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott
and little son, Johnny, of Greens-
we’'e weekend guests of Mr.
and more well-rounded individu
als. The chairman, Miss Valera
McCrummen. of the Carthage fac
ulty presided and was also host
ess to the grouo.
The in-service training program
of professional meetings is under
the direction of the two countv
supervisors of schools. Mrs. Cone
McPherson and Miss Marv Logan
ROSENDALE REVIVAL
Revival services will start Mom
day evening and continue through
Sunday, March 9, at Rosendale
Baptist church, four miles from
Southern Pines on the Manchester
road.
' Services will be conducted each
evening at 7:30 bv the Rev. Carl
ton Thomas, of McClenny, Fla.,
guest minister.
It isn’t necessary to have a lot
of land to do a good job of farm
ing, believes W. J. Wells of Cher
okee County. On his 40 acres,
Wells operates a 15-cow dairy and
has built up a laying flock of 970
hens.
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