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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
ROTC Honor Won
By David Prim .
David F. Prim was recently
awarded The Distinguished Mil
itary Student badge by the Uni
versity of Richmond, Virginia,
Reserve Officers Training Corps
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Prim, former Southern
Pines residents now living in
Richmond.
Cadet First Lieutenant Prim,
ore of the outstanding members
of the University of Richmond
cadet battle group, is Headquar
ters Company commander. He is
a psychology major at Richmond
College.
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CHRISTMAS SEALS— Mrs. Sallie Baker Everett of Palmyra,
State Christmas Seal Chairman; Arthur C. “Uncle Sam” Davis,
Rocky Mount postman for twenty-eight years, now retired; and
J. W. Porterfield, Durhana County rural mail carrier, display the
first 1961 Christmas Seals to be mailed in North Carolina. Letters
containing Christmas Seals will be deliveded by post office em
ployees to the homes of over one-half million North Carolinians.
Forrest Lockey of Aberdeen, chairman of the seal sale for
the Moore County Tuberculosis Association, said that appeal
letters will go out soon in this county.
No. 1 Highway Association Planning
Greatly Expanded Advertising Drive
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No. 1 Highway Association has
announced plans for increasing
its budget and expanding its ad
vertising program.
The Association has entered
into a contract with Highway
Guides of America of Aiken, S.
C., to solicit membership and
contributions for the Association
from Baltimore, Md., to Miami,
Fla. The expanded program calls
for the immediate erection of two
large outdoor billboards signs
each 15 by 50 feet in size and
illuminated—one to be Jocated
on the-Petersburg, Va., Turnpike
where U. S. No. 1 Highway and
U. S. 301 Highway and Interstate
Highway 95 converge, and the
other 10 miles north of Hender
son where Interstate Highway 85
converges with U. S. No. 1.
The Association also plans to
double its newspaper advertising
by advertising with 30 of the
largest newspapers from Wash
ington, D. C. to Quebec and To
ronto, Canada and in the spring
will carry a series of newspaper
ads with some of the large news-
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the modern mystery story, the
suspense thriller has become the
most popular of the prose forms.
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of a succession of great motion
pictures in the suspense milieu-
pictures like “Rebecca,” Suspi
cion,” “Witness for the Prosecu
tion” and the recent smash suc
cess “Psycho.”
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ductions has come up with the
newest entry in the suspense
sweepstakes, ''‘The Naked Edge.”
Based on a story idea hitherto
unexploited by films, it Opens
Sunday at the Sunrise Theatre.
Max Ehrlich’s highly successful
novel, “First Train to Babylon,”
is the source of the United Ar
tists release, which has as its peg
a blackmail letter in a mail sack
stolen by train robbers It is re
covered five years later and de
livered to the original addressee
—and opened by his wife.
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stars Eric Portman and Her-
mione Gingold and such distin-
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Ronald . Howard, Peter Cushing,
Wilfrid Lawson and the Abbey
Theatre’s Ray McAnally.
papers in Florida.
The Association will also print
and distribute from Canada to
Florida between 200,000 and 300,-
000 No. 1 Highway strip maps.
These maps will give complete
information as to points of in
terest and things to see and do
in each town on No. 1 Highway
from Washington, D. C. to Jack
sonville, Fla., but only towns on
the highway that pay their pro
portionate part of the budget will
appear on the map.
Ben Haigh of Raleigh, president
of the Association, stated that the
expanded program was necessary
in order for the north - south
tourist travel, pointing out that
U. S. 301 Association and U. S.
17 Highway Association both have
large budgets and are doing an
extensive advertising campaign.
In Moore County, No. 1 High
way runs through Cameron, Vass,
Southern Pines, Aberdeen and
Pinebluff.
13 Divorces are
Granted as Court
Term. Commences
i(More Superior Court news
elsewhere in today's Pilot).
The granting of 13 uncontested
divorces marked the opening of
the regular criminal term of
Moore County Superior Court
Monday, with Emergency Judge
Q. K. Nimocks of Fayetteville re
placing Judge A. H. Gwyn of
Reidsville on the bench.
Divorces were granted as fol
lows on grounds of two years’
separation: Montie Mae Diggs vs..
Basil Bruce Diggs; Janet Allred
Knight vs. Charles P. Knight;
George Jackson vs. Katherine
Jackson; Opal E. Lanier vs. John.
G. Lanier; Mary Elizabeth Hun-
sucker vs. Edward Gregg Hun-
sucker; Odis L. Hussey vs. Vir
ginia Magdalene Hussey; Alonzo
Barrett vs. Bessie Ruth Barrett;
Joann McNeill vs. Garland P.
McNeill; Florence Webb Kelly vs.
Edward Fletcher Kelly; Sandra
Zelie Dunn vs. Robert F. Dunn;
Daniel R. West vs, Helen Gordon
West; Ethel Taylor Rooks vs. Ma
jor Allison Rooks; Allison P.
Goodwin vs. Elizabeth Graham
Goodwin.
Besides a couple of motions in
civil cases. Judge Nimocks heard
one caE.2 before recessing court in
mid-afternoon. The criminal case,
a consolidation of three in which
the defendants all pleaded guilty,
resulted in the following penal
ties: Joseph Curey Western,
drunken driving, illegal posses
sion of illicit whiskey, 60 days
on roads suipended for two years
on payment of $100 and costs, not
to violate any laws during that
time, operators’ license to be sus
pended for 12 months; Claude
Cummins and Thomas Henson
Cummins, public drunkenness, il
legal possession of illicit whiskey,
30 days each suspended on pay
ment of cpsts. The defendants
are residents of Little River
township, where the arrests were
made.
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Farm Agent Heard by
Men's Garden Club
A talk on fall planting and soil
conditioning by Fleet Allen,
Moore County agricultural agent,
was heard by members of the
Men’s Garden Club meeting
Wednesday night of last week at
the home of William T. Shore on
Saylor St.
Mr. Allen emphasized better
methods of installing lawns,
shrubbery and trees.
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Vass Student Shares
In Pheiffer Program
The 60 members of the Pfeiffer
College faculty at Misenheimer
were honored recently by mem
bers of the Pfeiffer College Chap
ter of the Student National Edu
cation on the occasion of Ameri
can Education Week.
Sharing in the program was
Miss Ann Edwards, a sophomore
and an Elementary Education
major. The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Edwards, Jr., of Vass,
she plans a career in teaching, is
an active member of the Pfeiffer
ISIEA and the Pfeiffer Mixed
Chorus. She is a 1960 graduate of
Vass-Lakeview High School.
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J. L. (JIM) RITCHIE, OWNER - OPERATOR
Phone 695-6202
Southern Pines, N. C.