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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
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THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957
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WEST END NEWS
Dress Revue <
On Thursday night, April 11,
the second year Home Economics
class presented their annual
spring dress revue to the West
End Woman’s Club. The outfits
were modeled on a stage decorat
ed as a garden scene. Prizes were
awsirded for first, second and
third place winners.
The grand prize was won by
Edna Monroe, who modeled a
flattering black and white princess
line dress with the center front
and center back panels extending
over the shoulders to form a wide
collar.
Second prize was awarded
Carolyn Williams, who wore a
navy sheath basic dress with lined
polka dot cape and cummerbund.
Sarah Black captured third place
in an aqua empire-waisted, flare-
skirted dress trimmed with a bias
band and.bow at the Seam joining
the waist and skirt.
Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Jr., was
in charge of the program and pre
sented the prizes to the girls in
behalf of the club. Mrs. Ruth
Klingenschmidt and Mrs. Betty
Motgan served as judges.
Those participating were Cassie
Gibson, Mary Frances Freeman,
Lou Ellen HaU, Sarah Joyce, Dor
othy Furr, Sherrie Upole, Caro
lyn Williams, Sarah Black, Sarah
Pusser, Joyce Martin, Edna Mon
roe, Jean Hill, Carolyn Thomas,
Vicki Hicks, Gerolene Thomas,
Lois Godfrey, and Carol Blake.
This fashion show was the high
light of the club year, with Mrs.
Ruth T. Brooks, the popular home
economics teacher, in charge.
On Friday morning at 9 o’clock
*the dress revue was held during
chapel exercises. At this time
Hjlda Richardson and Hilda Chis
holm were responsible for the de
votions. The'dress revue has be
come one of the highlights of the
school year.
Girl Scouts
The Girl Scouts were also guests
of the Woman’s Club, and'the in
termediate troop with their lead
er, Mrs. A. J. Hanner, conducted
the flag ceremony.
The Senior Scouts with their
leader, Mrs. Floyd Upole, present
ed a skit on “Litterbug.” The
girls are working on their five-
point service program.
The club members, girls and
their mothers enjoyed a social
hour in the Home Economics de
partment following the meeting,
with Miss Alberta Monroe, Mrs.
E. R. Outland and Mrs. Harold
Markham as hostesses.
WSCS Meets
The Woman’s Society , of Chris
tian Service of the Montgomery-
Moore Subdistrict met at the
Methodist Church on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. R. A. Fitzger
ald of Candor presiding. TTie
group was welcomed by the local
president. Miss Lucile Eifort, and
Mrs. H, B. Miller of Troy gave the
response.
Special music, “I Know Him,”
was given by Mrs. Pearce Lay-
field, Miss Blanche Monroe and
Mrs. Paul VonCanon, with Miss
Dorothy Leigh VonCanon accom
panying at the organ. A memo
rial service was conducted by Mrs.
L. C. Larkin, district secretary of
Spiritual Life. Mrs. H. R. Odom,
president of the Fayetteville dis
trict, recognized all district offi
cers and heard reports from
WSCS presidents of the various
churches.
An address was given by Mrs.
Pierce Johnson, president of the
Conference WSCS.
The local organization served
supper to the groupl in the youth
building with Mrs. Fred Monroe
as chairman.
Junior-Senior Banquet
On Friday evening the Junior
Class of the high school honored
the Senior Class at a banquet in
the school cafeteria. A program,
“The Rock and Roll Revue,” was
presented by the juniors, with the
cafeteria transformed into a night
club. Highlighting the evening
fun was the presentation of signi
ficant gifts to each member of the
Senior Class.
Eugene Blake, president of the
Junior Class, welcomed the guests,
and Joe Eifort, Senior Class pres
ident, responded. Clifton Munn
gave the invocation.
In addition to the seniors, other
guests included Supt. and Mrs. H.
Lee Thomas of Carthage, the high
school faculty, the school board
and grade parents. A supper of
roast turkey with all the trim
mings was served by member of
the Methodist Church. Following
the banquet dancing was enjoyed
at the Legion hut.
Sandspur Club
The Sandspur Club of West End
had its annual guest night April
11 at the West End Legion hut.
The social committee serving as
hostesses included Mrs. Lee Sut-
phin, chairman, Mrs. Everett Cole
and Mrs. North Lewis.
A covered dish suppe^ was en
joyed by the members, who had
their husbands as guests. Eigh
teen other guests who represented
the other clubs and churches in
the community were there.
Frank Yandell, Boy Scout exec
utive for Moore County, from
Southern Pines, spoke to the
group on Community Recreation.
A discussion followed and the
club will make a survey concern
ing interest in community recrea
tion.
Brief Mention
The Floyd Coles are moving in
to their ranch type home on the
Pinehurst road this week. Best
of all, their son, Mike, is home
and is recuperating nicely follow
ing severe bums.
The Hobson Tuckers are mov
ing into their pretty new home
across from the H. L. Gordon res
idence.
Simday visitors of Mrs. Claude
Auman were Mrs. Cleveland Stu-
£irt and Jack Stuart of Teacheys
and Mrs. Neal Graham and James
Graham of Cameron.
Leonard VonCanon called his
PINEHURST NEWS
By MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF
Entertam
Mr. and Mrs. Denison K. Bul-
lens entertained at a cockt^l
party Friday in the garden of
their Knollwood estate, Home-
,wood.
IVIrs. Heizmann Mudgett is en
tertaining a number of friends at
a cocktail party Sunday at her
apartment.
Brief Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt re
turned Monday to their summer
pl£«:e in Staatsburgh, Duchess
day morning from Germany. He
is expecting to have a 30-day fur
lough the latter part of May and
will fly home to be with his fam-
family, the Paul VonCanons, Sun- ! ily.
County, New York, after spend
ing the winter season at their
Midland Road cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reeves
will return to their Linden Road
home Sunday following a week’s
visit to New York and Washing
ton.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilv
liam C. Plunkett are his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
William Robbins of Greenwich,
Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
Haley of Southport, Conn.
Ens. Thomas H. McGraw, III,
of Wynnewood, Pa., son of David
McGraw of LaJolla, Calif., left' Ligonier, Pa.
Live Oaks cottage. Arriving
Monday for a ten-day stay with
his mother were Mr. and Mrs.
John McGraw of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. W. A. Leland McKeithen
and her mo^her, Mrs. Benjamin
F. Weldon, return today frOmt a
three-weeks’ stay in Clearwater,
Fla. Mrs. Weldon will be the
guest of her daughter and son-
in-law over the Easter weekend.
Mrs. C. Louis Meyer has as her
houseguests over Easter her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Foster Brown of
Winnetka. Ill., Mr. and Mhs.
George Blossom of Lake Forest,
m., and Mrs. Henry King of
Friday for Pensacola NavEil Air
Base in Florida after a stay of
several days with his grandmoth-
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C.' Hyde
have with them for a 10-day visit
his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Gould
er, Mrs. T. H. McGraw, Jr., at and her daughter. Miss Nola
Gould of Hobart, N. Y.
’The Misses Katherine Haas and
Grace Evans return tomorrow' to
their homes in Germantown, Pa,
following a week’s stay with Mrs.
Emily L. HoUingshead at hra:
Midland Road home.
Lt. CoL and Mrs. Herbert
Ewald arrive tomorrow from
Scott A. F. B. in Illinois for a
vacation at their cottage on
Cherokee Road.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas von
Tacky and daughter, Stephanie,
of TitusviUe, Pa., are visiting Mr.
von Tacky’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence von Tacky, in
Knollwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Gamer
spent last weekend in Myrtle
Beach, S. C. visiting their son,
Lt. Clyde Gamer, who is station
ed at the Air Force Base.
“^‘Happy Easter” Cakes • . . $1.25
Cup Cake Easter Baskets . . . 10c
Fresh Strawberries & Shortcake
EGGS
Fresh Country White
EASTER EGGS
40c dozen
This week is our llth
Anniversary—
We hope to be here
11 more
HOWARD’S BAKERY
Southern Pines, N. C.
IN COLONIAL
FOOD CERTIFICATES
BEING AWARDED AT COLONIAL' STORE IN SOUTHERN PINES
NOTHING TO BUY —
No Obligation of Any Kind!
COME IN AND
REGISTER OFTEN
Colonial Stores salutes Southern Pines with a giant celebration of special values
and valuable food certificale awards! Register with each visit to the local Colonial
Store right here in Southern Pines. Weekly awards of food certificates worth a total
of $100.00 are beingl given, with four awards each week of $25.00 certificates ... a
total of $100.00 in fo<^ certificates being given away each week for five weeks, or a
grand total vof $500J)0 in Colonial food certificates. This is the fourth big week of the
awards! Get full details at our store.
This is NOT a "national contest*^ . . . the winners will come from visiton to the
local Colonial Store right here in Southern Pines, so your chance of winning _is_ there
fore greatly increased! Colonial employees and their families are not eligible to
participate. You do not have to be present at times of awards to win. Winners will
be notified, and winning announcements posted on store windows. Come in and reg
ister again this week. Each week is a "new drawing," and tickets will not be carried
over and used for more than one weekly drawing period.
**jDress Up** Yaur Menus Fretn Calaniai*s
Easier Parade af Finer Feed Values!
SWIFT PREMIUM or OSCAR MAYER
10 TO 16 POUNDS, SMOKED
SHANK
PCWTION
LB.
BUTT PORTION HAMS, Lb - 49c • WHOLE or HALF HAMS, Lb 57e
Try It! You’ll
Like It .. . and
You’ll Save, Too!
NEW
3-D
ALL-PURPOSE
DETERGENT
Satisfaction guaranteedl
Introductory price ...
LGE.
PKG.
COLONIAL STORES
LB.
NATUR-TENDEH, U. S. CHOICE QUALITY YOUNG 11 TO 16 POUNDS WEIGHT
LEG-O-LAMB
REGULAR $3.19 VALUE! - ARMOUR’S STAR PREPARED
CANNED HAMS . . - $2««
CENTER SLICES SMOKED HAM. pound 99c
Carolina-Grown Fresh Crisp Iceberg
LARGE
HEADS
LETTUCE
FRESH ENGLISH PEAS 2 25c
la
CRISP PASCAL CELERY ^
Morton’s Frozen Chicken, Beef, or Turkey
Pick-of-the-Nest Grade “A” Large Fresh
EliGS =45’
Buy Plenty For Easter At This Low Price!
POT PIES
CS FBOZEN STRAiraiEIlHICS
SLICED PlMEfiPPl.E CS HAWAIIAN
8y2-oz.
PIES
10-OZ. 29c
4 NO. 1 59c
Mix *Ewn er Match *Em Yea*re Sure Te Sare At Celenial!
PHILLIPS SMALL WHOLE WHITE
POTATOES NO. 303 . .
FAMOUS FOR FLAVOR! - HUNT’S
TOMATO JUICE NO. 300 ,
ORCHARD QUEEN MARASCHINO
CHERBIES 3-oz.
SAXET EARLY JUNE
SWEET PEAS NO. 300
SAXET EASY-TO-SERVE
PINTO BEANS no 300
redgate deucious
COT BEETS NO. 303 , ,
OF
YOUR
, CHOICE
PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE,
WHITE, YELLOW, OR CARAMEL
17-OZ.
PKG.
CAKE MIX
PILLSBURY CREAMY FUDGE
OR FLUFFY WHITE MIX FOR
13-OZ.
PKG.
FROSTIHG
FOR DELICIOUS COCONUT CAKES!
DURKEE’S FANCY SHREDDED
OF
YOUR
CHOICE
COCONUT
7-OZ.
PKG.
$1.00 WORTH OF BURPEE
rntts FLOWER SEEDS
WITH COUPON PROM. S T A L E Y’i
Sta-Flo^ Liquid Stqi
SELECT YOUR FAVORITE
EASTER
CANDIES
From Our Large
Complete Assortment!
Beautiful 3-Flower Hdwaiian Orchid
CORSAGES H 79c
STOCK UP! Colonial Store in Southern Pines will be Closed All Day on "Easter Monday." April 22.