THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1956
Two Dozen Books
Added To Library
Shelves In October
A total of 24 new books were
added to the shelves of the
Southern Pines Library during
October, according to Mrs. Stan
ley Lambourne, librarian. .
The books, and their authors,
include: The Great Centuries of
Painting, XVI-Leonardo to El
Greco, Skira; A History of Tur
key, M. Phillips Price; Diamonds
Are Forever, Ian Fleming; An
gel’s Ransom, David Dodge; The'
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Wreck of the Mary Deare, Ham
mond Innes; State of Siege, Eric
Ambler; King of Paris, Guy En-
dore; A Call For Doctor Barton,
Elizabeth Seifert.
Fall Over Cliff, Josephine Bell;
O Beulah Land, Mary Lee Settle;
Never Too Late, Angela Thir-
kell; Othneil Jones, John Adapis
Leland; The Heart Has Its Rea
sons, The Duchess of Windsor;
Gallipoli, Alan Moorehead; Day
of the Ram, William Campbell
Gault; Russia' Leaves the War;
George F. Kennon; As I Saw The
USA, James Morris; Inspector
Queen’s Own Case, Ellery
Queen; The Nun’s Story, Kath
ryn Hulme.
Captain Rebel, Frank Yerby;
Roll Shenandoah, Bruce Lancas
ter; Three Saints and A Sinner,
Louise Hall Tharp; Treasury of
American Gardens, James M.
Fitch and F. Rockwell.
With The Armed Forces
A new selection is added to the
shelves each month. Residents
and visitors alike are encouraged
to make use of the library, Mrs.
Lambourne said.
The first independent nursery
in the New World was establish
ed by William Prince of Flush
ing, New York, although much
earlier John Endicott, Governor
of Massachusetts Colony, grew
many trees and, traded them as
early as 1644, according to the
American Association of Nurs
erymen.
PHARMACISTS TO THE
MEDICAL PROFESSION
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PHARMACISTS ON DUTY
Jerry Rhoades Joe Montesanti, Jr., Prop.
Pfc Robert L. Faircloth, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Fair-
cloth, Route 2, Vass, recently
completed the track vehicle
mechanic’s course at the Sev
enth Army Tank Training Cen
ter in Germany.
The seven-week course inclu
ded classroom and practical
training in engine repair, track
and body maintenance and parts
supply.
Faircloth entered the Army in
June, 1955, and is a mechanic in
Company C of the 3rd Armored
Division’s 7th Tank Battalion.
Sergeant First Class George Ft
Bowers, son of Mrs. Flora O.
Bowers, Manly, recently receiv
ed a letter of commendation
while serving on Okinawa with
the 663rd Field Artillery Bat
talion.
He was commended for out
standing^ service as first sergeEmt
of the Battalion’s Battery B.
Sergeant Bowers entered the
Army in August, 1950, and ar
rived on Okinawa in July, 1955.
He has also served in the Euro
pean theatre.
The sergeant was graduated
from Southern Pines High
School in 1950 and was formerly
employed by the Southern Pines
Police Department.
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going to Puerto Rico should be
mailed not later than December
Even earlier mailings will be
an aid to the postal service, he
said, as well as provide an addi
tional measure of insurance of
delivery by Christmas.
Anny 2nd LI. Robert C. Stew
art. 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Stewart, Carthage, recently was
graduated from the field artillery
officers basic course at The Ar
tillery and Guided Missile Cen
ter, Fort Sill, Okla.
The 12-week course trained
him in the duties of a field artil
lery battery officer.
Lieutenant StewEud:, a member
of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity,
was graduated from Davidson
College just prior to entering the
Army last July.
Winferd A. Cox, son of Mrs.
Reba E. Cox of Southern Pines,
has been appointed squad leader
of his recruit company at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Cen
ter.
As a recruit petty officer he will
wear a miniature rating insigne as
a badge of authority during the
remainder of his nine weeks of
“Boot Camp.”
He was chosen for the position
in recognition of leadership quali
ties displayed while undergoing
recruit training.
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To Foreign Points
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mas packages out of the country?
If you EU'e Postmaster General
Arthur E. Summerfield has es
tablished deadlines on mail go
ing either to Alaska, Hawaii, or
Puerto Rico. For Adaska and
Hawaii, he said, packages should
be mailed not later than Decern-
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