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THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957
News and Personals from Vass
Bessie Cameron Smith. Representative — Telephone Vass 21?)
Attend Graduation
The Rev. Thomas Wolfe, pas
tor of the Vass Baptist Church,
received his B. D. degree from
Southeastern Seminary at Wake
Forest last Friday night. In addi
tion to Mrs. Wolfe and the chil
dren, those from the Vass Baptist
Church who attended the gradu
ating exercises were: Mr. and
Mrs. Lacy McRae, Mrs. Hilda
Parker, Mrs. Thurlow Evans, Mr.
and’ Mrs. Sam Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlie Trogden, Mrs.
Dwight Rollins, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Cooper. Other friends at
tending were the Rev. and Mrs.
D. Hoke Coon of Southern Pines,
the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Deese
of Aberdeen, and the Rev. and
Mrs. E. T. Parham of Robbins.
Birthday Skipper
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker
entertained at a family birthday
supper at their home Saturday
night for her sister. Miss Evelyn
Stewart of Cameron. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Matthews of Cameron and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Rambeaut of
Sanford.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans
were hosts at a duck dinner at
their home on Lobelia Road Sun
day. Guests were the Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Wolfe and daugh
ters, Karen and Cathy, Mr. and
Mrs. Thimlow Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Evans, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. V. Autry.
Out of Hospital
Mrs. W. H. Keith returned
home last weekend after receiv
ing treatment for influenza at
Lee Coimty Hospital in Sanford
for a week. She is getting along
nicely. Her daughter, Mrs. Steve
Mallard, of Wallace visited her
during the weekend, and her son
Horton Keith of Norfolk, Va.,
death of
year-old
daughter
James E.
with his daughter Becky and son.
his grandniece, two-
Andrea Sue Low,
of Capt. and Mrs.
Low of Vacaville.
Calif., and granddaughter of
Cameron McLean of Greensboro.
Andrea Sue died after an illness
of only a few hours.
Mrs. Low, the former Edith
McLean, whose husband is sta
tioned at Travis AFB in Califor
nia, was stricken with polio a
few months ago, and their two
small children were staying with
Captain Low’s parents at Marga-
retsvUle, N. Y., because of the
mother’s' condition. The parents
flew to New York for the funeral
service.
Personals
Miss Mary Ruth Clark, a mem
ber of the faculty of Catawba
College at Salisbury, and mother,
Mrs. Margaret Clark, visited
homefolk here last weekend.
Mrs. Mack Callahan, who is
now a registered practical nurse,
began working at St. Joseph’s
Hospital last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Yovt and
children, Teresa and Sherry, of
Albemarle spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mack CaUahan.
Johnny Morgan and son,
Bobby, of Pinebluff visited
George Morgan and the D. F.
Camerons Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Cameron became
ill Monday and was taken to
Moore County Hospital for treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crissman
and Mrs. A. G. Crissman of Vass
and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Culler
of Southern Pines joined Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Culler at their home
in Manly Sunday evening for a
chicken and dumpling supper,
with Mrs. A. G. Crissman, the
mother and grandmother of the
group, in charge of the prepara-
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindsay of
Dallas, Tex., arrived Monday at
the home of his sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Baker, on Cameron Route 1, for
a visit. The four called on Mrs.
Baker’s daughter, Mrs. Henry
Klingenschmidt, and
Monday night.
Bike Rid€|rs Get
Periodic Warning
On Safety Rules
in Southern
Miss Martha McKay of Buies
Creek spent the weekend tvith
Bicycle riders
family, pines are the source of countless
complaints from people who say
the youngsters are getting to be
a real problem on the streets.
her sister, Mrs. A. M. Cameron, Police Chief C. E. Newton said
and family.
Mrs. D. H. McGill, Mrs. R. L.
Oldham and Mrs. R. G. .Rosser
spent a day last week in Fay
etteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNair
this morning.
“Maybe it’s because the young
sters, and some grown people,
too, do not know the proper rules
and regulations that have been
laid down for theirs and the au-
walkway in town;- and do not
leave, your bike lying around
where it may be picked up.
Stunt riders, those who ride
without maintaining a firm grip
on handlebars, are just fooling
themselves. Chief Newton said.
He added that this type riding
had led to many accidents.
Dairy cows are creatures of
habit and respond best when fed
and milked at regular intervals.
Girl Scout Drive
Surpasses Goal
The annual Girl Scout fund
drive in Moore County has gone
over the gqal of $2,200, it was an
nounced this morning by Robelrt
S. Ewing, fund drive chairman.
“I should like to thank .every
one who made this drive a suc
cess,” he said, “particularly per
sonnel Of the Air-Ground School
whose splendid gift last week
pushed the drive over the top.”
Ewing said the funds would be
used to promote Girl Scout Ac
tivities in the county, which is a
part of the Central Carolina Girl
Scout Council.
Undgr new, amendments to the
social security law, farm land-
owners may qualify for social se
curity.
and son, Ronnie, of Charlotte vis-1 (fiver’s safety,” Chief
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McNair said,
over the weekend. Joining the] He enumerated the principal
family for the day Sunday were regulations and suggestions as
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peele of,follows: •
Carthage, and Mr. and Mrs. Obey all traffic signs and
Jones Bowden of Fayetteville .rules; keep to the right and stay
called Sunday afternoon. close to the curb (many people
N. M. Smith of Dobson spent are still under the misconception
Friday night and Saturday here, that bicycles are supposed to be
visiting his sisters, Mrs. N. N.
McLean, and Miss Agnes Smith,
and going to Southern Pines to |
driven facing traffic, bit of
wrong thinking that has led to
more than one needless death);
John, came to see her Monday.
Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Mallard
spent Saturday night with Miss
Bessie Cameron and went to Mrs.
Keith’s home Sunday.
Baby Girl Passes
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. McLean
received news Simday of the
tion of the main dish, by special
request.
W. A. Muse ef Vass, accompan
ied by his sisters. Misses Minnie
and Jacksie Muse of Cameron,
spent Monday in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burt of
Biscoe visited Mrs. T. F. Cam-
and Miss Jennie Cameron
see his father, T. J. Smith, who is do not stop or park on paved
at The Anchorage convalescent • portion of highways; come to full
home. Little change is noted in Stop before entering main streets
Mr. Smith’s condition.
Mrs. W. B. Dowdy of Sanford
spent several days in the home
of her daughter and son-in-law.
or highways; give proper (hand
signals when changing direction
or turning; and do not pass to
the right when overtaking an-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frye, and at-jolher vehicle,
tended services at the Vass | The police department suggest-
Methodist Church with them ed, for proper safeguards to
Sunday.
Mrs. S. R. Smith and Mrs. C.
L. Tyson called on Mrs. W. H.
“bike” riders, the following:
Be sure brakes are in good
working order, have headlights
Keith at Lee County Hospital! and rear reflector for night
and on Mrs. W. T. Cox at her, riding; do not‘race; do not ride a
home in Sanford, Friday.
bicycle upon any sidewalk or
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