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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1958
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
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Wide Selection Of
New Books Added
At Local Library
A varied' selection of new
books was purchased and plac
ed on the shelves of the South
ern Pines Library during Sep
tember, Mrs. Stanley Lam-
boume, librarian, has reported.
The books are Fantasy and
Fugue by Roy Fuller; The Case
of the Amateur Actor by Chris-
Nancy Mitford; Segregation by
Robert Penn Warren; A Family
Party by John O’Hara; Caleb,
My Son^ by Lucy Daniels; A Lit
tle More Than Kin by Nelia
Gardner White; Kentucky Pride
by Gene Markey; Let My Name
Stand Fair by Shirley Seifert;
The Genteel Murderer by
Charles Norman.
Billy Graham by Stanley
High; Gestapo by Edward Crank-
shaw; Of Carriages and Kings by
Frederick J. Gorst; The Wonder
ful Sibleys by WiUiam Maie^y;
Golden Interlude by Janet Dun
bar; Moore County, North Caro
lina, 1747-1847 by Blackwell P.
Robinson; An Historian’s Ap
proach to Religion by Arnold
Tonybee; Rachel Cade by
Charles Mercer; We Haven’t
Seen Her Lately by E. X. Fer-
rars; and ’The Seven Islands by
Jon Godden.
Children’s books added were
The Enchanted Summer, Dear
Stepmother, The Trouble Hunt
ers, Desert Dog, Whitey Ropes
and Rides, Big Doin’s on Razor-
back Ridge, and The Amazing
Vacation.
New selections are added each
month, Mrs. Lambourne remind
ed patrons. She also said that
new members and visitors are
always welcome to avail them
selves of the library’s^ facilities.
A. EARL CLONTZ, execu
tive vice-president of Fred
rickson Motor Express Corp.’,
Charlotte, is the new presi
dent of the North Carolina
Motor Carriers Association for
1956-57, elected at four-day
NCMCA annual convention
which ended at Pinehurst
Wednesday.
Bensalem Harvest Sale
Scheduled October 20
The annual Bensalem harvest
sale and supper will be held Sat
urday, October 20, at Eagle
Springs School, it was announced
today.
The sale will begin at 2 p. m.;'
followed by a barbecue and
chicken stew which will be serv
ed from 5 to 8 p. m.
The Women of the Church will
also auction quilts and wiR have
farm produce, canned goods and
handwork for sale.
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Local Youth Wins
Tennis Tourneys
On Continent
Malcolm Clark, who is with the
U. S. Army in Germany, is up
holding the traditions of his home
town of Southern Pines in the
matter of teiyiis.
Last fall he won the open sin
gles tournament in the city of
Tirschenreuth. In the VII Corps
tournament this year he won the
doubles with Lt. Alan Kohn and
was runner-up in the singles. This
gave him the opportunity to rep
resent the VII Corps in the US-
AREUR tournament held at Gar-
mish last week.
In this he also was runner-up in
the singles. He is now qualiiied
to play against the British Army
of the Rhine.
Robert Price Wins
Again In Archer’s
Meet At Brevard
Robert Price, Jr., son of Major
and Mrs. R. P. Price of Sbuthern
Pines, placed second in the
junior field of the State Cham
pionship of the Southern Arch
ery Association’s recent toimna-
ment held in Brevard, it was
learned here this week.
Young Price, an accomplished
archer, won first place in the
field, tournament of the junior
division of a similar tournament
held in Brevard early in Septem
ber, when 12 Southern states
were represented.
In the men’s “instinctive” divi
sion of the recent field tourna
ment, Major Price placed second.
Mrs. LuellaVaughn
Succumbs; Rites
HeldNearCarthage
Mrs. Louella Vaughn, 84, of
Carthage, wife of the late B. L.
Vaughn, died Wednesday morn
ing in the Lee County Hospital
at Sanford.
She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. D. L. Stutts,
Route 7, Jonesboro, Mrs. Claude
Marsh of Route 2, Carthage, and
Mrs. Pines Deese of Route 2, Car
thage; four sons, L. E. of Route
2, Carthage, R. T. of Route 3,
Carthage, Chester of Route 1,
Cameron, and J. E. of Wbolwine,
Va.; one sister, Mrs. Emma Tilley
of New Hill, 27 grandchildren
and 32 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held to-
lay at 2 p. m. at the Red Branch
Baptist Church near Carthage,
and burial followed in the
church cemetery.
ATTENDS ASSEMBLY
Dr. Charles Phillips attended
the Tennessee Valley Medical As
sembly in Chattanooga, Tenn., last
week.
Next Tuesday he is scheduled
to speak to the St. Joseph’s Hospi
tal staff on “Surgery of the Head
and Neck.”
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the 663rd Field Artillery Bat
talion.
Barber, an ammunition supply
«pecialist in the battalion’s Head
quarters and Service Battery,
I entered the Army in March of
this year and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
I He was last stationed at Aber
deen Proving Ground, Md.
The 20-year-old soldier attend
ed Aberdeen High School -and
was employed as a carpenter in
civilian life.
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