THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1960
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Cole Employing
Handicapped At
ElectricShop
Floyd Cole of West End trains
and employs only handicapped
workers in his electric motor re
winding and repair shop.
Handicapped himself by the
loss of a leg in a tractor accident
shortly before World War II, Cole
trains men, both white and Ne-
gio, sent to. him by the North
Carolina Rehabilitation organi
zation. These men, in his opinion,
are more efficient than any oth
ers. He has even trained a man
with only one hand in the delicate
art of rewinding motors. Cole
.says that this man is a genius.
Many of his ^trainees have gone
on to other shops or are now pro
prietors of their own shops.
During, the war. Cole worked
at an Air Force base in Mobile,
.4)a., on electrical aircraft work.
When the war was over, under
the state and national rehabilita
tion program, he was sent to
iVIemphis, Tenn., for six months,
for more electric motor training.
Finally he was ready to open
his shop on the Pinehurst-West
End road.
The shop handles repairing, re
winding and an electric motor
sales and service. It also makes
fans to sell to the poultry indus
try. Today chickens are grown
so fast and in such abundance
that their houses' at times are
very crowded. The fans keep
smothering at a minimum, he ex-
nlains.
Cole and his workers get up
and go at any time of day or night
it there is a serious motor break
down anywhere.
Cole has a West End Boy Scout
Troop of 20 boys which he took
on a camporee two weeks ago for
the weekend. He is also an assist
ant superintendent of the Sunday
School at the Beulah Hill Church.
He is married to the former La-
Vigne Curry of West End and
they have two sons, Mac, 14, and
David, 8.
This year Cole is entering pol
itics. He is one of the Republican
candidates for the office of county
commissioner.
Information On
M.I.T. Available
From Charlotte
Beaumont Whilton of Charlotte
has been appointed regional
chairman of the Charlotte imit of
the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Educational Council,
Dr. Julius A. Stratton, president,
announced today.
The Educational Council is a
nation-wide organization of M.I.T.
alumni, established to assist
Schools and to counsel young men
and women interested in the
broad areas of scientifically ori
ented education represented at
jure Institute.
I Mr. Whitton, who is President
oi the Southeastern Construction
Company, received his BS from
the Institute in 1933.
Other Charlotte members of the
Educational Council are: Dav
id Truax, a graduate of M.I.T.
Class of 1928 and T. Curtiss Tor
rance, a graduate of the Class of
1938.
The Charlotte members of the
Council are interested in inter
viewing high school seniors who
would like more information
about M.I.T. and the possibility of
studying there.
Page THIRTEEN
ABERDEEN NEWS
Ray To Speak
To Farm Bureau
At Nov. 11 Event
Mrs. Sutton Dies
In Sanford; Burial
Takes Place Here
Mrs. Francis Margaret Weadon
Sutton, 56, of Sanford, died in
Lee County Hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Sutton, a former resident
of Pinehurst, was born in Spen
cer. She is survived by her hus
band, Ralph Sutton; one son, Bob-
\ by Sutton, Atlantic Christian Col
lege; one daughter, Mrs. Henry
Gorczyca'of Southern Pines; five
grandchildren; one brother, Rob
ert C. Weadon of Washington, D.
C.; and one sister, Mrs. R. H.
Gehr of Lakeland, Fla.
Funeral services were held at
the First Presbyterian Church in
Sanford at 2 p. m. Monday, con
ducted by the Rev. Doh Carson.
Burial was in Mount Hope Ceme
tery in Southern Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton lived for
more than 10 years in Pinehurst,
where Mr. Sutton was manager
of the A & P store. They left.
Pinehurst, to live in Sanford, in
1942.
L. L. Ray, director of founda
tions at North Carolina State Col
lege, will deliver the keynote
speech at the Annual Moore
County Farm Bureau Meeting in
the Carthage School Cafeteria at
6:30 p.m. bn November 11.
Mr. Ray is a native of Alamance
County and graduated from N. C.
State College in Vocational Agri
culture. He has had varied careers
in agricultural work. He taught
Vocational Agriculture at Farmer,
then he was Assistant County
Agent of Randolph County, next
he was Agricultural Director for
Duke Power Company, and later
was Executive Secretary of the
North Carolina Dairy Products
Association. For the past ten years
he has been di>v;tor of Founda
tions at North Carolina State Col
lege.
Under Mr, Ray’s leadership, the
Nickels for Know-How Program
was started in the Agricultural
Foundation. This has proven to be
one of the most important fund-
By ANN J. McNBlU.
Garden Club Meets
The Rourfd Robin Garden Club
met Wednesday afternoon, Octo
ber 19, in the home of Mrs. Robert
Farrell. Mrs. Farrell, president,
presided over a short business ses
sion which was followed by a des
sert course.
Mrs. Ben Wicks’ flower ar
rangement won first prize, with
Mrs. Norfleet Pleasants winning
second.
The group then journeyed to
Southern Pines to the home of
Mrs. William I^oe, where they
toured her chrysanthemum gar
den.
Garden Award
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lawhon are
me current winners of the home
:nd garden award for their beau
tiful grouping of nandinas with
an all mu:rs encir cling the setting.
Lntertains *
Mrs. Norfleet Pleasants enter
tained the members of her bridge
ciub at dessert bridge Tuesday
afternoon.
After several progressions of
play, scores were tallied and Mrs.
Sidney Taylor was awarded high
acore prize, with Mrs. C. D. Mc
Gowan, winning low.
Members playing included Mrs.
G. D. Anderson, Mrs. F. D. Far
rell, Mrs. Robert Farrell, Mrs.
Ralph Leach, Mrs. D. J. Hobbs
and Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Pleasants.
Birth Announcemient
Sp5 and Mrs. Bill Brooks an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Linda Lea, at Moore Memorial
Hospital Friday, October 28. The
baby weighed seven pounds. Mrs.
Biooks is the former Elizabeth
Russell. Mr. Brooks is in the
raising methods for agricultural
research in America.
S. R. Ransdell, Jr., president of
Moore County Farm Bureau, ex
tends an invitation to all Moore
County Farmers to attend this
meeting. A chicken barbecue sup
per will be served.
Armed Forces in Germany. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Russell are the
proud grandparents.
Celebrates Anniversary
The Aberdeen Chapter No. 259,
Order of The Eastern Star, cele
brated its 14th Anniversary in
the Masonic Hall recently with a
covered dish supper. Among the
40 present, 14 were charter mem
bers.
A stated meeting followed pre
sided over by the Worthy Matron,
Miss Edna Maurer, and Worthy
Patron, Jack Dowless.
R. M. Hooper showed color
slides of the International Eastern
Star Temple in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Catherine Burns served as
narrator.
Mrs. W. R. Dickenson from
Chapter 119, Ashland, Ky., was
recognized as a visitor to the
chapter.
Personals
Mrs. Leslie E. Scott of Elm
hurst, Ill., visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Burns recently.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Thompson
and son, Richard, of Winter Gar
den, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Neil
A. Graham, of Durham^ were
weekend guests of Mrs. Ralph
Leach, Sr.
Mrs. Edwin Page and children,
of Fairmont, visited her father,
C. T. Johnson recently.
Mrs. Anne Mischke visited rel
atives in Raleigh several days last
week.
Mrs. Jack Smith and Joe Smith
accompanied Jackson Smith to
Winston-Salein Saturday. Jackson
spent last week with his mother,
who was recuperating from recent
surgery in Moore Memorial.
Mrs. Thomas Boroday and
daughter, of Greensboro, were
recent guests of her mother, Mrs.
Alice Brooks.
Miss Ann Creel, a recent grad
uate in X-ray Technology of
Moses Cone Memori^ll Hospital,
has accepted a position with the
Richard Baker Memorial hospital
in Hickory. Miss Creel is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Creel.
Mrs. H. A. Gunter of Durham
spent a few days recently as a
guest of Miss Bessie Gunter.
Mrs. Stuart Weaver spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Coble, Jr., and family, in North
Augusta, S. C.
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Citizens Bank
E. EARL HUBBARD
Vice President
Mr. Hubbard came to Southern Pines with Internal
Revenue Service in 1951 and became associated with the bank
in 1955. He was elected Vice President in 1960. A charter
member of the Methodist Church here, he is currently Presi
dent of the Southern Pines Rotary Club and has been active
in civic affairs.
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The Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
of Southern Pines
Southern Pines. N. C.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Community Owned and Operated
About 50 million acres of Amer
ican land need planting, and mil
lions more acres are not stocked
to full capacity. Too many acres
lie idle after timber cutting while
the owner waits lor natural re
seeding. Such acres should be
planted soon after logging.
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Southern Pines Pharmacy
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Prescription Specialists
Southern Pines Warehouses
Quality Building Supplies
Our 32nd Year Phone 2-7131
McNEILL & COMPANY
Feed - Seed
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Headquarters for Men
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Everything for the Golfer
LARRY'S MEN'S SHOP
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CLA.RK & BRADSHAW
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Household Furnishings
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RAY'S OF ROBBINS
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Bigelow Carpeting
HALLUM FURNITURE CO.
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Food Market - Fine Foods
N. E. Broad St Ph. OX 5-7871
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If It's Fashion News — It's Herel
Aberdeen. N. C.
Windsor 4-1181—103 South St.
Goldsmith Construction Co.
Forestry Service
Phone OX 5-7391
Southern Pines, N. C.
Shaw Paint & Wallpaper Co
N.E. Broad St Ph. 2-7601
MILL OUTLET STORE
Dress Materials and Accessorlee
Drkperies and Upholstery
Penn. Ave., across from The Pilot
FIELDS PLUMBING 8e HEATING
Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning
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