Page FOUR THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1958 Women’s Activities and Sandhills Social Events BESSIE CAMERON SMITH, Editor TELEPHONE 2-6512 Family Reunion At The C. E. Newtons Is Delightful Event Sunday was a happy—and live ly—day for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Newton when for the first time in 17 years their five children were at home at the same time, with nine grandchildren to add to the joy of the occasion. Attending the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Newton and son, Steve, of Greensboro; Mrs. C. D. Smith (Catherine) of Andover, Mass., her twin brother, John Scott Newton, with his wife and children, Scott, Everett and Eve lyn, Mrs. Roland Jager (Lucille) and sons, Roland, Jr., Richard, Barry, Eric and Guy, ail of South ern Pines; Richard Newton of Bir mingham, Ala., and Miss Mary Scott Newton, sister of the host. Mrs. Newton, known for her skill in the culinary art, assisted by daughter Catherine, had pre pared a dinner of the favorite foods of the family which all en joyed. Ruth Class of Baptist Church Has Wiener Roast The Ruth Class of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a wiener •roast in connection with their monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. William C. Deaton. Six guests were present: Miss Margaret Thomasson, Mrs. Charles Bridges, Mrs. Woodrow McDonald, Mrs. Pat Hamel, Mrs. Edward Brock, and Mrs. William Lee. Mrs. MaynEird Mangum and Mrs. Paul Burroughs directed get- acquainted games that were en thusiastically entered into, and Mrs. Howard Allred, president, conducted the business session, during which Mrs. B. W. Harriss, Jr., was elected second vice pres ident. Mrs. Fred Chappell is class teacher. Class members, in addition to those already named, who attend ed included: Mrs. James Pate, Mrs. Henry Clayton, Mrs. Harold Fow ler, Mrs. Harold Bachman, Mrs. M. G. McRae, Mrs. Eugene Nor ton, Mrs. Robert Howard, Mrs. Mack Blue, Mrs. Edward Koshak, Mrs. George Little. Also, Mrs. Norman Caudle, Mrs. Robert Kyle, Mrs. Walter O’Neal, Mrs. Willis B. Rush, Mrs. Sherrill Rush, Mrs. Eugene Fields, Mrs. Herman Shaw, Mrs. L. T. Hall, and Mrs. Virginia Oliver. MOORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO HOLD SPRING TEA NEXT WEDNESDAY The annual Spring Tea of spring tea. Moore Memorial Hospital Auxil iary will be held Wednesday, May 7, at 2:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs. James Boyd. Over 230 in vitations have been mailed to members of the Auxiliary and a large crowd is expected. Only two meetings a year are held at which all the members are present: one in the fall and a Annual reports by the presi dent, Mrs. R. M. McMillan, and her executive committee of the activities during the past year will be given. Officers for the com ing year will be elected, also, fol lowing which, tea will be served. Mrs. Alwin Folley is in charge of arrangements. Assisting her are Mrs. Talbot Johnson and Mrs Paul Butler. ■' I Legion Auxiliary Members Attend District Meeting Five members of the local American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. L. L. Woolley, Mrs. Dan R. Mc Neill, Mrs. J. T. Overton, Mrs. A. G. Bower, and Miss Grace Don aldson, attended a meeting of District 12 at Rockingham Tues day. Mrs. Ina Mae Powers of Mars ton, district committeewoman, presided. Miss Grace Donaldson gave the invocation and Mrs. Dan McNeill led the group in singing the Star Spangled Banner. The meeting opened at 10 a. m. with a business session, followed by a talk by the state president, Mrs. Raymond Fuson of New Bern. She spoke on various Aux iliary projects and urge4 mem bers to attend the state conven tion in Asheville in June. A pleasing feature of the pro gram was the singing of several ii Baptists Will Observe Christian Home Week , . ^ , gram was the singing of several May 4-11 has been designated selections by the all male glee by Southern Baptists as Chris- , eiyj, qj Rockingham High School; tian Home Week, and the First directed by Mrs. Phillips. EASTERN STAR MEETING A stated meeting of the Order of Eastern Star will be held in ’ the Masonic HaU Fri day at 8 p.m. All members of the Eastern Star are invited to attend. Bess Ward, W. M. Delma Finch, Secretary. MRS. JEREMIAH V. HEALY, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Burkman of Pinehurst announce the marriage of their daughter, Sandra Lewellyn, to' Jeremiah V. Healy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Healy of Southern Pines, on April 16 in Dillon, S. C. Bird Club Has Interesting Trip Friday Morning The Bird Club went to the home of Mrs. Arthur Tener in Niagara Friday to enjoy her gar den and bird visitors. A list of 58 species was made, seen during the week by members of the club. Mrs. Tener served iced Coke in the garden, and the club appre ciated her kind hospitality and the chance to enjoy her azaleas and other flowering shrubs as well as her birds. On the return trip a stop was made at Mrs. Dean Dorman’s where an evening grosbeak was still enjoying the feeder. Mrs. Dorman’s azaleas were also ad mired by the visitors. The morning ended with a glimpse of the beautiful wisteria growing up the trees in the gar den of Mrs. J. F. Morris’s home on West New York Avenue, which • is also a bird paradise. All who are interested in birds are welcome to joih these bird trips each Friday morning at 9:30, starting from 160 South Ben nett Street. Baptist Church, Southern Pines, will cooperate in the effort to place greater emphasis on the im portance of Christian education in the home and to promote clos er cooperation between church and home. Sunday, May 4, will be Chris tian Home Day in the church when an effort ■will be made to lead every family to face up to its need to make the home Christ- centered. A simple, but impressive, serv ice of home dedication has been mailed to each family in the hope that the parents will lead^ in dedicating their homes to hon oring Christ and to providing a climate favorable to Christian nurture. Monday, May 5, will be Home Dedication Day. At the mid-v^eek service Wed nesday, May 7, the pastor, the Rev. Maynard Mangum, -will bring the fourth message in a series on “Marriage and the Christian Home.” The ■yveek will be climaxed on Sunday, May 11, by Family Day in the church. Families will be asked to sit together and families with all members present will be recognized. Following this there will be, at the morning worship hour, a brief dedication service for babies who have come into homes of members of the church since last Mother’s Day. POPPY DAY—Mayor Wal ter E. Blue bought the first poppy from the American Le gion Auxiliary last Saturday from Jackie Browning, win ner of first prize in the an nual Poppy Poster contest, and Miss Grace Donaldson, sale chairman^ looks on as Jackie pins it on the Mayor. Below, at left is Mrs. Mc Neill, publicity chairman. Next are David Prim, Phyllis Garzik and Phil Guin, who presented a radio skit. Mrs. Des Pland, Poster chairman, is at extreme right on the sec ond row, and in front are the poster contest winners, (right to left) Jackie Browning, Jane Wicker and Molly McConnell Others helped in the sale. ' —Pilot photos After a luncheon, a short busi ness session concluded the meet ing. Janine Johnston Selected To Play On Talent Program A talented young pianist of great promise is Janine Johnston, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Williapi T. Johnston of Fay etteville, who was selected from Haymount Elementary School to participate in the Kiwanis Club Talent Night program there re cently with other city and coun tywide winners. In her piano (loncerto in D Major by Hayden her orchestral accompanist was Mrs. Burt Ishee of. Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore of Southern Pines are Janine’s maternal grandparents, and Mrs. Moore was present to hear her play. Her other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnston of Ormand, Fla., formerly of Southern Pines. Mayor Buys First Poppy In Auxiliary’s Annual Sale Mayor Walter E. Blue was-Danny Morrison, Joan Grover, local women: Mrs. Hugh Carter, Wedding Invitations and Announcements Bridal and Wedding Books Bride’s Bibles Wedding Napkins HAYES BOOK SHOP Southern Pines, N. C. 3 ROOMS (40) SO. YDS. CARPET WALL TO WALL Smoothedge Installation with waffle pad AS LITTLE AS $238.00 $20 down. $15 Month Select your Carpet today We Install Tomorrow! All Installations Guaranteed 30 Rolls in stock; 12'}tl5'w "f. i SANFORD, N. C. Phone SP 3-5131 Church of Wide Fellowship Notes Delegates from' the Church of Wide Fellowship to the Southern Convention of Congregational Christian Churches being held Tuesday through today (Thurs day) in Norfolk, Va., are Miss Lilli Lee Annis, Mrs. Lillian Miles Raymond and Miss Hazel Shiring. Next Sunday the Rev. Carl Wallace will use as his sermon theme “The Question of Right and Wrong.” Four Circles will meet next Thursday, May 8, as follows: Fannie Timmons Circle at 10 a. m. ■with Mrs. D. A. Blue, Jr., at her home, 345 East New Hamp shire Avenue. Friendship Circle at 3 p. m. with Mrs. George S. Proctor on Bethesda Road, Aberdeen. Lena Sweezy Circle at 3 p. m. in the church parlor. Margaret White Circle at 1 o’clock with Mrs. John Burrer in Pine'bluff. This will be_ a picnic with husbands of all members in vited as guests of the Circle. Mrs. Sontag Gives Final Art Lecture In Current Series Mrs. Emanuel Sontag gave her third and final art lecture TueS' day to pupils of the fifth through eighth grades of the Southern Pines elementary school. . In her first lecture, she taught the use of color in painting. The second dealt with an analysis of composition, and Tuesday’s was on art appreciation. Mrs. Sontag traced the develop ment of aft from prehistoric times to the present, emphasizing that the art produced in each age reflected thfe spirit of that partic ular age and that every age had different problems that they were trying to solve, pointing out that we must have'tolerance in criti cizing art that we may not under stand. Mrs. Sontag gave these talks not only to stimulate the stu dents’ interest in art but also to perhaps incite others in the com munity who have had experience in other fields or who have crea tive hobbies to come and expose the children to them, to stimulate interest in subjects beyond the school curriculum. Holmes Garden Near Mt. Olive To Be Open , To Public Sunday News from over Mount Olive way is that the camellia and aza lea garden of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, four miles east of Mount Olive on Route 55, will be open to the public from 2 to 6 o’clock Sunday, May 4. Azaleas, wiste ria, dogwood, iris and other flow ering trees and shrubs are now blooming. Looking Ahead Dr. And Mrs. Milliken Entertain Bridge Club Dr. and Mrs. James S. Milliken entertained their bridge club Sat urday night at their home on East New Hampshire Avenue. Prior to the game guests enjoyed a stroll through the Milliken’s gar dens, where hundred of tulips— many of them in one huge bed— were at the peak of their beauty, with azaleas and pansies as added attractions. Enjoying the game and refresh ments with the Millikens were Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Hollister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Pollock, club mem bers, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Graves, guests. Mrs. Doris Betts Of Sanford Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship Mrs. Doris Betts of Sanford, who was scheduled to speak here a few weeks ago and was tm- able to come because of family illness, has been awarded a Gug genheim Fellowship in creative writing. Mrs. Betts was due to speak to the Junior 'Woman’s club in Southern Pines early in April. She told Mrs. Norris Hodgkins, Jr., that she hoped she would be able to address the club at a later date. The Guggenheimi award will enable Mrs. Betts to complete work on a novel, her third book, now in progress. Mrs. Betts won the Sir Walter award in Decem ber for the best book Of fiction published by a North Carolinian in 1957. The book was “Tall Houses in Winter,” a first novel. ALFRED MOORE CHAPTER The Alfred Moore Chapter, (Daughfters of the American Revolution, will hold its final meeting of the fiscal year on Sat urday, May 10, at the home of Mrs. C. T. Grier in Carthage at 2:30 p. m. Installation of officers for the coming three years will be held at the close of the meet ing, which will be followed by a tea. Meetings will be resumed in the f^ll. PRESBYTERIAN^ CIRCLE MEETINGS Four Circles of the Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Women of the Church will meet next week, as follows: No. 1, Monday at 8 p.m. in the church parlor with Miss Mary Ann Oates and Miss Sara Eason as hostesses. , No. 2, Monday at 8 p.m. with Miss Mary Cameron. No. 3, Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles Loup. No. 4, Tuesday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. O. H. Rawlinson. The Sujrratts Are Feted At Garden Party ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howerton entertained a few friends infor mally at a garden party Sunday afternoon as a farewell courtesy for Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Surratt, who are moving soon to Salisbury. BAPTIST CIRCLES Tuesday will be meeting day for three of the Baptist Circles. No. 1 will meet at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Herman Shaw. No. 2 will meet with Mrs. Fred Woodruff at 8 p.m. No. 3 will meet at the home of Mrs. C. D. May at 3 p.m. LEARN MORE CLASS Miss Marion Lambie will be hostess to the Learn More Bible Class at 8 p.m. Monday. DOGWOOD GROVE Dogwood Grove No. 253 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet in regular session Wed nesday at 8 p.m. in the Woodmen Hall. ST. MARY’S GUILD St. .Mary’s Guild of Emmanuel Church will hold its regular meet ing Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the parish hoilse. BPO DOES Drove 42, BPO Does, will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at the Southern Pines Country Club. wearing a bright red flower on his lapel last Saturday and was very proud of it. The flower was the first of hun dreds of memorial poppies distri buted throughout Southern Pines by the women of the American Legion Auxiliary and other volun teers, to be worn in honor of the nation’s war dead. The poppy was sold to Mayor Blue by Jackie Browning, winner of first prize in the Poppy Poster contest. After Jackie pinned the poppy on Mr. Blue’s lapel he said: “This poppy means a lot in pay ing tribute to the Southern Pines boys we/lost in the wars. Being a veteran myself I k,now what they mean to the American Le gion and the American Legion Auxiliary. “I hope you have a good sale today and make a lot of money to help the hospitalized veterans who made these poppies in Fay etteville. I wish you the best of luck in your efforts.” Receipts from the poppy sale totaled $245. Miss Grace Donaldson served as sales chairman, with Mrs. J. S. McLauchlin and Mrs. Veta E. Gor man as assistants. Mrs. L. A. Des Pland was chairman of the Poppy Poster contest, and Mrs. Dan R. McNeill managed the ra dio and press publicity for the project.- As a preliminary, three high school students, David Prim, Phyl lis Garzik and Phil Guin, present ed a play, “The Poppy Beds,” over WEEB on the day prior to the sale. Bright and early Saturday a large number of adult volun teers, school girls and boys were dispensing the bright red flowers. Selling, in addition to those al ready mentioned, were: Jane Wicker and Molly McConnell, sec ond and third place winners in the Poppy Poster contest, Donna Dawson, Jeanne Bachman, Kathy Morrison, Mary and Flora Cam eron, Martha C. Johnson, Becky Shaw, Diana Gorman, Suzanne Steed, Frances and Clara IIl'Har- per, Nancy Johnson, Donna Tray lor, Alice Ann Gamble, Janet Howard, Cynthia Fowler, Lynda Whittington, Francis Warren, Barbara Webb, Vivian Thomas, Miss Isabel Wicker and Mrs. Julia Epps. In addition to the prize winners in the contest, three other girls received honorable mention for their posters: Frances Bachman, Marie Yonts and Kathy Morrison. Serving as judges in the con test were three highly qualified Mrs. L. A. Des Pland, and Mrs. Veta E. Gorman. Mrs. McNeill, speaking for the Auxiliary, expresses thanks to this paper and WEEB for their publicity, and gratitude to the public for their generous response to this worthy project and to all volunteers who assisted with the sale. COLATES MOTHER LOVES CANDY! See our selection of WHITMAN - HOLLINGSWORTH OLD DOMINION In Gift Packages OPEN SUNDAY SANDHttL DRUG COMPANY Southern Pines, N. C. Mrs. Andrews Gives Shower Party For New Everette Baby Mrs. Karl Andrews entertained at her home in Pinehurst Wed nesday evening at a shower for Mrs. Curtis Everett honoring her new son, John Hiram. Games and delicious refreshments were en joyed by the following, who brought lovely gifts for the baby: Mrs. Bryan Poe, Mrs. Louis Scheipers, Sr., Mrs. Jerry Healy, Mrs. Joe Garzik, Mrs. W. R. Viall, Jr., Mrs. Ed Underwood, Mrs. A. H. Dunn, Jr., Mrs. Peter Blasko, Mrs. Dan Junkin, Mrs. Malcolm Grover, Mrs. J. T. Overton, Mrs. Morris Johnson, Mrs. Robert O. Collins. Also Mrs. "WjU Wiggs, Mrs. Wil liam SandeY§, Mrs. Mdfris Ar nold, Mrs. Chan Page, Mrs. Wal ter Coffin, Mrs. Eugene McKen zie, Mrs. Alice Caples, Mrs. George Little, Mrs. H. J. Dieten- hofer, Mrs. Don Jones, and Mrs. Leland Daniels. SPECIAL Young Men’s Pants Khaki, green khaki, black khaki; Blue Cord, Bro-wn Cord • Ivy League Style 3.98 Boys’ Sizes only 2.98 Patches Tog Shop Southern Pines

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