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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1960
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Altending Hospital
Conference in Virginia
“Hospitals of the Future” is the
theme of the three-day meeting
this week of the Carolinas-Vir-
ginias Hospital Conference, being
held at the Hotel Roanoke in
Roanoke, Va.
Thomas R. Howerton, adminis
trator, and Kenneth Neese, office
manager, of Moore Memorial Hos
pital, left yesterday (Wednesday)
for Roanoke to attend the confer
ence. They will return on Satur
day.
Tar Heel farmers receive an
average of $16 per acre for land
placed in the conservation re
serve.
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MEDALLION HOMES
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
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Thagard's Lake
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Medallion Homes
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Services Held
Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock for
Joann Renea Cagle, six, from the I
Baptist Church with Rev. Clifton j
Tuttle, assisted by Rev. R. J. Hart-
man, officiating. Serving as pall-,
bearers were Jim and Jimmy Luc-.
as, Jack Green, and John Thomp
son. Burial followed in the West
End cemetery. Joanne, first grad
er at West End School, died Sat
urday morning at North Carolina
Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill
after an illness of six weeks. She
is survived by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Lee Cagle, Jr.,
of West End; two brothers, Billy
I and Jamie; and one sister, Mar-
1 lene, all of the home; the maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
I Freeman of Norman; and the pa-
1 temal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
j Barney Lee Cagle of Wst End.
WSCS Meet
I The Methodist Women’s Society
!of Christian Service met Monday
' evening in the Youth Building
with Mrs. Grace Furr and Mrs.
(Paul Tart as hostesses. Mrs. I^e
iSutphin gave a worship service
land Mrs. D. D. Richardson had
the program.
Circle
Mrs. Ernest Munn was hostess
to the Margaret Brown Circle at
her home last week. Mrs. Aaron
Tyson gave the worship and Mrs.
A. J. Hanned had the program.
Mrs. J. F. Sinclair was hostess
to the Minnie Morris Circle with
Mrs. Tom Burns as a special guest.
Mrs. M. J. Davis had the program
and Mrs. D. D. Richardson had
the worship.
Circle HI met with Mrs. Paul
Tart who also gave the program.
Mrs. James Rector gave a wor
ship service.
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Chicken Dinner
The Methodist Men had a yard
cleaning at the Church Tuesday
evening with the Women, headed
by Mrs. Fred Monroe, preparing
a chicken dinner to climax the
activity. A. J. Hanner is serving
as president of the active Men’s
group.
Women of Church
A program on Church Extension
with Stillman College as the ob
jective was presented to the Wo
men of the Presbyterian Church
at their birthday party Monday
evening. Participating on the pro
gram were Miss Tressie Auman,
Mrs. W. E. Jackson, Mrs. Floyd
Upole, Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Jr.,
Mrs. M. C. McDonald, Mrs. Har
old Markham, Mrs. North Lewis,
and Mrs. G. A. Munn. The Vice-
President, Mrs. Bob Youngblood,
presided at the meeting and Miss
Mary Catherine McCormick, Area
Director of Christian Education
for the Synod was a special guest.
Briefs
Mrs. Everette Cole’s circle was
host to the group at a reception
in the Church parlor.
The children of the Presbyter-
You Are Invited To Inspect
THE TWO
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MEDALLION HOMES
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Open House Friday, Saturday and Sunday
April 22 - 23 - 24
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ian Sunday School enjoyed an
Easter egg hunt and party at the
Church Saturday afternoon. The
prize for finding the “golden egg”
went to Kathy Cole with the prize
for the “silver egg” going to Jean-
nie Donaldson. Mrs. Tommy Mc
Neill served as chairmsin of the
hunt and she was assisted by Mrs.
G. A. Munn and Miss Tressie Au
man.
An arrangement of white snap
dragons and Easter lilies was plac
ed in the sonctuary of the Pres
byterian Church for the Sunday
morning worship service in mem
ory of Elder and Mrs. Charles
Ritter by their children.
Selected to represent the High
School at the Fireman’s Ball in
Pinehurst are Patsy Monroe and
Gretchen Smith.
Selected to participate in the
beauty contest sponsored by the
Lions Club in Aberdeen are Bev
erly Vest and Judy Upole.
Patients at Moore Memorial
Hospital are T. J. Fletcher and
Hurley Cheek.
Mrs. Audrey Cadddll of Pine-
hurst is a guest of the Misses Mc-
Crummen.
Calling on the Clyde Aumans
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Proctor and family of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Calling on Mrs. Clyde Auman
Sunday afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. Reid Aumap and Sarah of
Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brewer of Sanford, the Loyd and
Howard Auman families of Fay
etteville, and the Raymond Au
mans of Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritter of
Wilson were weekend guests of
Miss Mary Ritter and Mrs. Thel
ma Bruton.
The Harold Markham and North
Lewis families spent the weekend
at their cottage at the beach.
Mr. and ’ Mrs. Hawley Poole
spent Sunday in Selma and Mrs.
Poole was co-hostess with Mrs.
Walton Booker, Mrs. Henry Lee
Boney and Miss Mary Booker at
a dinner party honoring Rev. and
Mrs. Eugene Purcell pf Pikeville.
Mrs. Purcell was the former Miss
Betty Booker, daughter of Dr.
nd Mrs. E. N. Booker of Selma.
Susan Auman attended Freddie
Womack’s birthday party Satur
day afternoon in Carthage.
Cassie Gibson and Carolyn Wil
liams were home for the weekend
from High Point Memorial Hos-
BIRTHS
Births at Moore Memorial Hos
pital, Pinehurst.
April 4—Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Brown, Robbins; daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F, Cock-
man, Robbins.
April 5—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Waymon D.. Marsh, Carthage;
daughter, A|2C and Mrs. Joseph
J. DeSanto, Southern Pines; son,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Brown,
Southern Pines.
April 7—Daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Junior Thomas, Carth
age.
April 8—Daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Mack J. Smith, (landor.
April 9—Daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Chamberlain, Aber
deen; son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Boone, Jr., Star. ■
April 10—Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Parr, West End.
April 12—Son, Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Lowe, Carthage; daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Williams,
Eagle Springs.
April 15—Daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Thurman P. Bibey, Carth
age; son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D.
Thomas, Aberdeen; son, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Walters, Raeford.
April 16—Son, Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Wallace, Robbins.
April 17—Daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse C. Southard, West End.
SUNRISE
THEATRE
With •‘‘’The Bramble Bush”
Warner Bros, has undertaken a
daring screen project and one
rife with controversy and certain
to evoke as much world-wide in
terest and astonishment as any
film of the past decade.
It is based on the novel by
Charles Mergendahl, which in
itself was a monument of literary
controversy and which aroused
comment and lifted eyebrows
from Cape Cod to Baja California.
The film is a Milton Sperling
United States Pictures produc
tion, and starts Sunday at the
Sunrise Theatre.
“The Bramble Bush” cast is
headlined by Richard Burton,
Barbara Rush, Jack Carson, Angie
Dickinson, James Dunn, Henry
Jones and Tom Drake. It was di
rected in Technicolor by Daniel
Petrie, prominent stage and tele
vision director, who is making
his directorial film bow with this
picture.
The picture deals straightfor
wardly with the scandals of a
small Cape Cod town. The more
controversial aspects of the story
have been treated by director
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Petrie for their narrative value
only and not for sensationalism.
DAHLIA CLUMPS
Examine each clump (or root-
stock closely before dividing.
Have a good sharp knife with a
stiff blade. Locate the buds at
the base of the old stem, contain
ing the bud, and leave one root
attachedi. You can make as many
divisions as you have buds at the
base of the stem.
pital.
Chris McDonald is home for
Spring Holidays from State Col
lege.
Clifton Munn was home for the
weekend from High Point College.
Dorothy Leigh VonCanon and
Elsie HiU are home for Spring
Holidays from Greensboro Col
lege. ,
Vivian Tucker and Carolyn
Branson, students at Woman’s
College, are home for Spring Va
cation.
Dot Furr was home for the
weekend from Kings Business
College in Greensboro.
The West End Woman’s Club
will meet Thursday night (April
21) at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Poole.
SUNRISE
THEATRE
Southern Pines
Continuous Shows Daily
Thurs. & Fri. — April 21-22
Carroll Baker - Roger Moore
in
"The Miracle"
Shows at 3:00-5:00-7:15-9:25
Let Your House Grow
With Your Family
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
FrL & Sat — April 22-23
"Hound-Dog Man"
Fabian
Color
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
April 24-25-26
"A Private's Affair"
Sal Mineo
Gary Crosby
Color
Wed. & Thurs. — April 27-28
"The Young Land"
Pat Wayne
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Show Starts at Dark
^ildrtn under 12 in cars Free
Saturday — Double Feature
Frank Lovejoy in
"C|6le Younger
Gunfighler"
also
Lou Costello in
"30 Ft. Bride of
Candy Creek"
Boxoffice opens 11:00 a.m. —
shows continuous, last com
plete show 8:40
Sun. • Mon. - Tues.
April 24-25-26
Richard Burton
and Barbara Rush
in
"The Bramble Bush"
Shows Sun. 1:15-3:15-5:10-7:10
and 9:05
Mon. and Tues. 3:15-5:10-7:10
and 9:05
Wed. - Thurs. - FrL
April 27-28-29
Charlton Heston
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