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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1960
Women's Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor
Par Seekers Win
Two Flights In Ft.
Bragg Invitational
The Par Seekers of the South
ern Pines Country Club partici
pated last Thursday in the Ft.
Bragg Golf Club’s Invitational
tournament against the women
members of that Club.
Par Seeker Mrs. Richard Davis
was the low gross winner in the
second flight, and Mrs. William
Donovan won low gross in the
fourth flight. Following the play,
hosts and guest members enjoyed ^
a delicious luncheon at the Club
house. _ I
In the Par Seekers t'ournament,
played on the home course Octo
ber 26, Mrs. N. L. Hodgkins, Jr.
v,on first place honors and Mrs.
Robert Strouse and Mrs. Charles
Marcum tied for runner up posi
tion in the match play against
bogey contest.
Yesterday’s tournament, a low
net and low putts event, resulted
in a win for Mrs. T. C. Worth,
Jr. in the low putts class, with
Mrs. Richard Davis winning low
net.
MISS AGNES LOUISE FRYE
Looking Ahead
TELEPHONE OX 2-6512
I District Conference
I Scheduled at Brownson
Memorial Wednesday
District 6 Conference
A District 6 Presbyterian con-
ierence will be held next Wed
nesday evening at Brownson
Memorial Church. District 6 com
prises nine churches in the im
mediate area of Southern Pines,
Pinehurst and Aberdeen,
i Delegates from each of these
member churches will attend the
corlference which has as its sub
ject “The Presbyterian Mission to
the Nation.”
Registration will be at 5:30 p.
m.; supper and workshops at 6.
I Mrs. Gordon Cameron, of Pine
hurst, District chairman, will pre-
ijide at the general meeting which
begins at 7:15 p. m.
Circles Meet
Mrs. Chester Van Benschoten
was hostess to eight members
and two visitors at the meeting
of Circle No. 3 of Brownson
Memorial, held &t her home
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. C.
Hilderman led the Bible study
and Mrs. D. E. Bailey conducted
the program on “Stewardship.”
Circle No. 4 met ’Tuesday,
with 13 members present at the
home bf Mrs. J. F. Williams.
WIDE FELLOWSHIP
The following circles of the
Church of Wide Fellowship meet
'Thursday, November 10:
Fanny Timmons Circle at 10
a. m. Place to be announced later.
Friendship Circle at 3 p. m. in
the church parlor, with Mrs. Flor^
Schmelzer as hostess.
Lena Sweezy Circle at 2:30 p.
m. with Mrs. P. P. Pelton.
Margaret White Circle at 3 p. m.
with Mrs. Everett Walker.
Ruth Burr Sanborn Circle at 8
p. m. in the church parlor with
Mrs, Bryan Poe as hostess.
BROWNSON MEMORIAL
Circle No. 1 of Brownson Mem
orial Presbyterian Church meets
at 8 p. m. Monday with Mrs.
Johnnie A. Hall on Valley Road.
Mrs. Albert Grove will be host
ess to Circle No. 2, meeting at 8
p. m. Monday at her Midland
Road Home.
Circle No. 8 will meet Tuesday
at 10 a. m. at the Midland Road
home of Mrs. Paill Butler.
Circle No. 9 meets at 10 a. m.
luesday with Mis. Claude Reams
on Massachusetts Avenue.
Mrs. R. M. McMillan will be
the hostess at the Tuesday meet
ing of Circle No. 10, which meets
at her home on Massachusetts
Avenue Extension at 10 a. m.
GUILD MEETING
St. Mary’s Guild of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church will meet Mon
day at 2:30 p.m. in the Parish
Hall. Mrs. Cecil Farrell and Mrs.
Arthur Eakins will serve as co
hostesses.
LEARN MORE CLASS
The Learn More Class meets
Monday evening at 8 o’clock at
the Pinehurst Convalescent Home.
DAR MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the Alfred Moore Chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday,
November 12, at the home of the
Regent, Mrs. A. B. Wilkins in
Sanford. Other Sanford members
will be assistant hostesses. The
subject of the program will be
“American Music.”
JR. WOMAN’S CLUB
The Junior Woman’s Club will
meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the
Church of Wide Fellowship.
BINGO PARTY
A bingo party will be held at
the Southern Pines Country Club
on Wednesday, November 16, be
ginning at 8 p. m., sponsored by
Miss Agnes Frye,
Of Cameron, To
Wed Harley Parish
The engagement of Miss Agnes
Louise Frye to Harley Ray Parish,
is announced by her mother. The
bride-elect, who is the daughter of
Mrs. D. Grady Frye and the late
Mr. Frye, of Route 2, Cameron, is
a senior at the Cameron High
School.
Mr. Parish’s parents are Mr. and ' Tliere were three visitors at the
I Mrs. Travis B. Parish, of Sanford, meeting. The hostess had charge
A wedding in Union Presbyter
ian Church is planned for early
summer.
of the Bible study and the pro
gram took the form of a group
discussion.
MEMBERS OF DOGWOOD GROVE 253 ENJOY
PARTY, TAKE TREATS TO NURSING HOME
Mrs. Wallace Conducts
Program at Women’s
Fellowship Meeting
I
The general meeting of the
Women’s Fellowship was held
Thursday evening in the kobert
Lee House Chapel, with presi
dent, Mrs. Earl Parker, presiding.
The devotional program, on the
subject “Christian Education,”
was presented by Mrs. Everett
Walker and Miss Birdilia Bair.
After the reports of the secre
tary and treasurer, the chairman
of each circle reported on the Oc
tober meeting of her group. Fol
lowing a discussion of old and
new business, the four delegates
who attended the Women’s Fall
Rally at' Union Ridge Church,
near Burlington, gave reports.
Mrs. Everett Walker, Mrs Earl.
Parker, Mrs. Elmer Donaldson
and Mrs. Carl Wallace each gave
a short resume of the portion of
the program she had found most
interesting.
The meeting was then turned
over to the moderator, Mrs. 'Wal
lace, who conducted an entertain
ing program “What’s My Line?”
v/ith different members imperso
nating distinguished members of
the Church’s National Board, and
workers in the Home and Foreign
MR. AND MRS. JOE CLEMENT HORNER
COUPLE married IN LOWELL, MASS.
NOW RESIDING IN ARLINGTON,* VA.
Entertain at Hollywood
Hotel Buffet Before
Glenn Miller Concert
Entertaining friends at the
Hollywood Hotel buffet supper
prior to the first Sandhill Music
Association program at Weaver
Auditorium-the appearance of the
Glenn Miller band Tuesday eve-
ning-were: Mr. and Mrs. B. O.
Brogdeh, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lament Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cushman, Mrs.
George Matheson, Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce Warlick, Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Hiatt,‘Jr., and Mr. and!
Mrs. C. E. Denny.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rug-
gles, Mrs. Katherine McColl,
Charles T. DePuy, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee K. Smithson, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard C. Broughton, Dr. and
Mrs. V/illiam F. Hollister, Mr. and
Mrs. David Sutherland, Mrs.
Henry A. Page, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Andrews.
of four to question them, much in
formation was elicited about the
world-wide work of the Church.
At the close of the meeting, tea
was served in the church parlor
by the hostesses, the Ruth Burr
Sanborn Circle, with circle chair
men Mrs. Robert Leland and Mrs.
Missionary fields. With a panel Charles Austin pouring.
Mrs. W.' E. (Amelia) Crain and
daughters, the Misses Louise and
Pauline, were hostesses at a
party last Thursday night in the
Woodmen hall for members of
Dogwood Grove No. 253 and
friends.
’The hall was gaily decorated in
the Halloween motif with paper
pumpkins, black and orange bal
loons and fall flowers.
Mrs. Raywill Pearce brought
the welcome and introduced Na
tional Director and State Mana
ger, Mrs. Ethel M. Donaldson,
who explained in detail the insur
ance and fraternal part of the So
ciety. To bring out her point on
the importance of being fully in
sured, Mrs. Donaldson used an
umbrella with items such as hos
pital, doctor bills, taxes, etc., (we
ail experience from time to time)
painted on the umbrella. She de
scribed how the various types of
Woodmen insurance would help
defray these and many other
everyday expenses.
Following Mrs. Donaldson’s
speech, the evening was then
spent in playing games with
prizes given the winners.
Prior to the social hour. Miss
Louise Crain, on behalf of the
Circle, presenteq Mrs. Donaldson
a 3-piece dresser set for her be
lated birthday. Mrs. C. E. (Katie)
Lee baked and beautifully deco
rated a three-tiered cake which
cheese, cake and coffee were en
joyed.
Nineteen members of Dogwood
Grove No. 253 pf the Supreme
Forest Woodmen Circle met Tues
day night for its regular monthly
meeting and special rehearsal for
the forthcoming convention Sat
urday night in Fairmont.
^ Dogwood Grove team of eight
“The Dogwoodettes”, captained by
Mrs. Amelia Crain, will be respon
sible for most of the floor work at
Ine convention. Miss Mary Scott
Newton will be serving as chap
lain.
Prior to the formal opening of
the meeting, four Pine Camp
members, D. E. Bailey, consul
commander; Alvin Adcox, W. H.
Hicks and T. Thomas met with
tne circle members to present
some business concerning the
rental of the Woodmen hall to a
local group to be used for worship
services. During the business ses
sion of the Circle much discussion
centered around the proposition
and for the time being, no defin- j
ite decision was reached.
Miss Louise Crain reported
on the visit to the Reynolds
Nursing Home halloween night.
Trick or treat in reverse was
played on the 19 members in the
home. A package of homemade
cookies and candies was given
each patient. The group visiting
was given Mrs. Donaldson to be ! the home were Mrs. Flora Bow-
The wedding of Miss Patricia
Ann Mack and Joe Clement Hor
ner took place recently at St.
Margaret’s Church in Lowell,
Mass.
The Rev. Hugh O’Regan, of St.
Maragret’s Church, performed the
ceremony with the Rev. Albert
I Shannon, OSA and the Rev. Wil-
1 liam G. Cullen, OSA) both of Mer
rimack College, North Andover,
Mass., the bride’s alma mater, in
the sanctuary.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert J. Mack of Lowell, the
bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore a portrait
gown of silk tissue taffeta with
long tapered sleeves and manda-,
lin neckline of Chantilly lace, a
full skirt, basque bodice with
matching yoke, and a panel of
lace accented with irridescent se
quins and seed pearls in the skirt,
circulating ard terminating in a
full court train. Her four-tiered,
hand rolled French illusion veil
depended from a half crown of
matching’ taffeta, lace and spc'^
pearls. She carried her maternai
grandmother’s sterling silver ros
ary and her paternal grandfather-
er s prayer book, covered with
hand painted, lace trimmed taf
feta, a fleur d’arnour and a show
er of stephanotis and streamers.
Miss Maureen Miller, of
Chelmsford, Mass., the maid of
honor, wore an American Beauty
velvet gown with a bandeau of
leaves and velvet of a matching
shade. The only other attendant.
Miss Dee Devanney, of Reading,
Mass., was similarly gowned and
both carried cascade bouquets
of ice pink roses, velvet ribbons
and ivy.
The bridegi'oom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Horner,
of 170 East Illinois Avenue,
Southern Pines. His best man
was Robert Lessard, of Washing
ton, D. C. Ushers were Robert
Fabry, of Paducah, and Roy
Newton, Jr., formerly of South
ern Pines, who is now a resident
of Hackensack, N. J.
A reception and dinner was
held, following the ceremony, at
Manning Manse, North Billerica,
Mass. The bride’s cousin, Mrs.
James Donahue, kept the guest
register and Miss Isabelle Elias,
of Pittsfield, Me. and Washington,
D. C., acted as bridal consultant.
After a wedding trip through
Maine and Canada, the couple is
residing at 4410 Fourth Road, Ar
lington, Va. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Horner are employed in Wash
ington, D. C.
Two Weeks inEurope
For Only $499.00 !!!
(from -New York)
Shear wood Travel Serviee
Market Square. Pinehurst
CY 4-4122
Studio Bookshop
At Buttonwood - East Indiana Ave. Ext. and Bethesda Road
Phone: Southern Pines 695-7342
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OSTROM HOME SCENE OF VOWS UNITING
MRS. SALLY SCHOLLS AND ROBERT COLE
taken home with her.
Other guests attending were
Mrs. Tom. (Mildred) Speer, Mrs.
L. D. (Bonnie) McDonald, Mrs.
Ann Surratt, Mrs. Olive McCal-
ium and Mrs. W. R. (Elizabeth)
Taylor.
Refreshments of party sand
wiches, pickles, olives, deviled
eggs, potato chips, crackers and
ers, Mrs. Raywill Pearce, Miss
Lessie McNeill, Mrs. Amelia
Crain, Mrs. Katie Lee, Mrs. Sarah
Lorenson, Miss Louise Crain and
Miss Mary Scott Newton.
Mrs. Lola Palmer and Mrs.
Bowers Served cake, peanuts, can
dies and coffee following the
meeting.
Mrs. Howell and Mrs.
Neese, Co-Hostesses
at Luncheon Saturday
Mrs. Calvin Howell and Mrs.
Kenneth Neese were co-hostesses
at a luncheon Saturday at the for
mer’s home, honoring three
friends who will soon be moving
away from Southern Pines.
Honorees Mrs. John Langford,
who is going to Barnville, S. C.;
the Men’s Division of the Guild ofRudy Thomas is moving to
St. Joseph-of-the-Pines Hospital
John Buchholz is in charge and
tickets may be procured at the
door. Advance information is that
there will be 10 beautiful prizes.
MAGNOLIA CHAPTER
Tarboro, and Mrs. Howard Dare
to Baltimore, Md., were given
white daisy corsages and gifts of
pottery and candles.
Mrs. Jack Bowman assisted the
hostesses in serving.
ca Decorations throughout the
Magnolia (Chapter 26, Order of consisted of arrangements
the Eastern Star, will meet at 8
p. m. Friday, November 4, in the
Masonic Hall.
Magnolia Chapter, No. 26, OES,
is sponsoring a fish fry Saturday,
November 12, at the Vass Com
munity House, from 5:30 to 8 p.
m. Tickets may be purchased from
members, or by calling 0X2-8565.
AMERICAN LEGION
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
be postponed from next Tuesday
(Election Night) to Friday, whe»
tne Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
Vernon P. Doughty at 8 p. m. at
h«r Jioine near Lakeview.
of greenery, vari-colored berries
and persimmons. The dining table
held an arrangement of colorful
gourds and a pumpkin.
The guests were served at card
tables, each of which was center
ed with a miniature moving van
and doll surrounded by small
packing boxes.
Those present, in addition to
the guests of honor, were Mrs.
Howard Allred, Mrs. Maynard
Mangum, Miss Margaret TTiomas-
son, Mrs. Forrest Joyner, Mrs.
Carl Acker, Mrs. T. T. iTayes, Jr.,
Mrs. Austin Latimer and Mrs.
William Deaton.
Mrs. H. W. Horner
Looks Forward To
Return After 20 Years
In a note received this week
by The Pilot, Mrs. H. W. (Betty)
Horner writes: “This is the last
time I will have to give you an
overseas address. The qext time
I renew my subscription, ! will be
home in the town that has meant
so much to me since 1941—South
ern Pines.
■ “Would you please ask anyone
who may still know rrie to write
during the next nine months I am;
so homesick for the things I have
loved.”
Mrs. Horner’s present address
is clo SP5 Harold W. Horner,
RA36529521, USAASC, St. Andre,
APO 253, New York City.
R. M. Cushmans Attend
Harris-Clark Nuptials
Saturday In Tarboro
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cushman, of
190 Valley Road, w'ere guests at
the wedding of Miss Rena Hoyt
Clark and Russel Clemons Harris,
Jr., held Saturday evening in
Calvary Episcopal Church at Tar
boro.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nash Clark,
Jr., of Tarboro, and granddaught
er of Mrs. Robert Luther Huffines
of Rocky Mount. Mr. Harris is
from Cordele, Ga.
In a simple ceremony attended
only by members of the immed
iate families, Mrs. Sally Ostrom
Scholls, of 'lucson, Ariz., became
the bride of Robert L. Cole of
Rockingham.
The Rev. R! Martin Caldwell,
rector of Emmanuel Church, offi
ciated at the ceremony, held in
the home of the bride’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Ostrom, at 6:30 Thursday
evening, October 27.
The daughter of Mrs. Claude C.
Ostrom, of Atlanta, Ga., and tho
late Mr. Ostrom, the bride was
given in marriage by her daught
er, Miss Susie Scholls. Her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Ostrom, served as her
matron of honor.
John C. Ostrom served as best
man for the bridegroom, who is
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Cole, of Rockingham.
A small reception followed in
the home for the wedding party
and the two families, who includ
ed the bridegroom’s sister. Miss
Elizabeth F. Cole, of Rockingham,
and the bride’s brother, Robert C.
Ostrom, and his wife, of Atlanta.
After a wedding trip to Europe,
the Coles, and her daughter, will
live on Midland Road, Pinehurst,
in the cottage which they have
leased from the estate of the late
John P. Marquand which the au
thor occupied last winter.
Couple Entertained
Among those entertaining for
the Coles prior tp their marriage
were Mrs. Marion Taylor Braw-
ley, who,gave a cocktail party in
their honor Tuesday. Mrs. H. A.
Page, Jr., was hostess at the re
hearsal dinner for the wedding
party and members of the two
"amilies, Wednesday evening at
her .Aberdeen home.
VISIT
Mildred Darden’s
(Traft IKbuse
Selected Handicrafts
Southern Pines, North Carolina
1 Mile South on U. S. 1 — Near Jet. 15, 501, 211
Ride out'and see our selection of crafts. Just in — Red
wood Bird Feeders,
10 A. M. - 5 P. M.
7 P. M. - 9 P. M.
New Heir-Rivals
JAMES ALLEN HUDSON
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hudson
of Vass are the parents of a son,
James Allen, born Monday, Octo
ber 31, at the Lee County Hos
pital in Sanford weighing nine
pounds, four and a half ounces.
They have three daughters, Con
nie Sue, Marsha Kay and Sherry.
COUPLES BUY PROPERTY
Two couples who have, for the
past several seasons, been coming
to the Sandhills as guests at The
Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst, have
purchased lots on Midland Road
where they plan to build.
Mr. land Mrs. Erie G. Christian,
of Larchmont, N. Y. have obtain
ed a large lot adjacent to that
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
N. Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. Thomp
son expect to return here this
month from their Detroit home,
to make arrangements for the
construction of their new place.
Both transactions were handled
through the Pinehurst real estate
office of Biddle and Company.
Members of Women’s
Fellowship To Join
In Worship Service
On Sunday, November 6th, Rev.
Carl Wallace, minister of the
Church of Wide Fellowship, will
preach on the theme: “World
Changes and Missionary Activi
ties.” As this is Women’s Fellow
ship Sunday, the following wom
en will participate in the worship
service: Mrs. Charles Austin, Mrs.
Hicks Keser, and Mrs. Earl Park
er.
The Youth of the Church .will
attend a rally in Sanford, Sunday
afternoon. They will leave the
church at 1:30 p. m. .
Cub Pack No. 876 is planning
a picnic at Pinebiuff Lake Sunday
afternoon. They will leave the
church at 2:30 p. m.
The Women’s Fellowship is
holding its annual rummage sale
Friday and Saturday, November
4 and 5, from 9 to 5 o’clock in the
church basement.
Meetings nekt week include:
The prayer group and junior
choir meet Wednesday, 7 p. m.
TTie senior choir meets at 8 p. m.
The board of trustees meets at 8
p. m. On Saturday, November 12,
Cub Pack No) 876 will attend a
football game at Chapel Hill.
Meet at the church at 9:15 a. m.
HALLMARK
GREETING CARDS
OPEN SUNDAY
Sunday Hours—10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Broad Street Pharmacy
PHARMACISTS
George Morrison
Joe Monlesanti, Jr., Prop.
Phone OX 5-5411 — Southern Pines, N. C,
JEFFERSON INN
PLANTATION ROOM RESTAURANT
AMERICAN & FRENCH CUISINE
Breakfast 7 to 9:30 A. M.
Dinner 6 to 9 P. M.
Luncheon 11:30 to 1:30
Serving:
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday
Sunday Dinner Served
12 P. M. to 2 P. M.
We Cater To Special Parties
(Formerly of Pine Valley Club)
OX 5-7331
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