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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961
Tin Whistles
Winners Listed
Winners in the Tin Whistles
Club selected 12 holes tourna
ment, played Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday at the Pinehurst
Country Club were:
Class A—A. Carl Moser and
Daniel O. Delany, tied with 41.
Class B—Dr. E. M. Medlin and
Alfred N. Derouin, tied with 40.
Class C—Woody Browning, 40;
and ^arry M. Taylor, 41,
Forty players took part,, seven
playing Saturday, 16 on Monday
and 17 on Tuesday.'
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their home on Popular Street.
Guests were invited into the
dining room where Mrs. Mack
Wallace poured punch and guests
were served fruit cake with whip
ped cream topping and nuts.
The Mobley home was festively
decorated for the ^occasion.
Briefs
The following persons attended
Love and Loyalty Night at Jones
boro Heights Chapter 310, OES,
in Sanford Thursday evening;
Agnes Wiley, Mrs. Neil Averitt,
Miss Lib Thompson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dowless.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Matthews of
Chapeh Hill visited Mr. M. S.
Weaver, Sr., and Miss Julia Wea
ver Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Chand
ler of Charleston, S. C. wiU arrive
Saturday to visit Mrs. J. D. Wim-
berley.
Mrs. W. H. Dickenson, Sr., Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeill
attended the wedding of Mrs. Mc
Neill’s cousin. Miss DeEtta Olive
Jordan, to M?. David Morris in
Apex Sunday afternoon.
Business leaders predict the
decade of the Sixties will be the
best in history from the economic
standpoint.
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Winners of Bike,
Train Announeed
Winners of a bicycle and elec
tric train given away by Radio
Joe’s Radio and TV Service on N.
E. Broad St. were chosen Wed
nesday morning in the presence
of three impartial witnesses, an
nounces Joe L. Smith, proprietor
of the business.
The two lucky boys are Brad
■Rush, who got the bicycle and
Charles Furr who won the elec
tric train.
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VISITING SANTA—When Santa Claus visit
ed West Southern Pines Sunday afternoon,
under sponsorship of the Southern Pines Elks
Lodge, dozens of children turned out to meet
him. The little boy in the hood at center of
photo seems to have some misgivings about
meeting Santa, but another boy, at extreme
left, in front, appears to be more confident.
(Humphrey photo)
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ABERDEEN NEWS
By Ann J. McNeill
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Sandhills Builders Supply Corp.
Aberdeen. N. C.
The members of the Walter
Hines Page Book Club met Thurs
day afternoon, December 14, in
the home of Mrs. E. D. Pleasants
on Bethesda Road. Mrs. S. P.
Swaringen was co-hostess to the
meeting. The hostess based the
decorations of the entertainment
area on the program theme of
the afternoon, the Moravian
Christmas. The home was lovely
with greenery and candles, using
the Moravian Star and Church.
Mrs. W. C. Neill, president, pre
sided over the business session.
Mrs. John Greer presented a
most interesting program on the
Moravian Christmas and was as
sisted by Mrs. Brooks Patten, who
was dressed in a Moravian cos
tume and lighted - the Advent
candles. Mrs. Greer told of
customs and observation of Christ
mas in the Moravian community
in Winston-Salem.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram a small beeswax candle was
given to each guest. The beeswax
candle is given to all those at
tending a Moravian Christmas
Love Feast.
Special music was presented by
a group of children from the
Junior Choir of Bethesda Church.
They sang “The Friendly Beasts,”
a 12th century carol and a carol
which all Moravian children
learn, “How Bright Appears the
Morning Star.” The following
singers were accompanied by
Mrs. Neill: Doreen Donathan,
Amelia Wicker, Gloria Wright,
John Ransdell, John Neill, and
Robert Burns.
Delicious refreshments of tea,
salad, fruit cake, and Moravian
cookies were enjoyed during the
social hour.
Junior Womans Club
The Aberdeen Junior Woman’s
Club met on Tuesday night, Dec
ember 12. The group met at the
Legion Hut to go for f guided
tour through the Midland Crafters
near Pinehurst.
1 Following the tour, which arous
ed great interest in crafts and
especially in the unique Crystal-
wood at Midland Crafters, the
club met in the home of Mrs. R
D. Spear. Mrs. R. J. Thompson
president, presided over a brmf
business session. Hostesses of the
evening, Miss June Melvin, Mrs
Mary Greene, Mrs. Norma Jaclo
son, Mrs. Mary McCluskey, and
Mrs. Allie Gale, served cranberry
punch and Christmas goodies to
the members present.
Aberdeen Gardenetles
IVIrs. E. R. Graham and IHrs.
Harry Watson were co-hostesses
to members of the Aberdeen Gar-
denettes and their husbands in
the home of Mrs. Graham on
Monday evening.
Following an invocation by Mr.
Graham, the hostesses invited the
group in to the dining room where
a turkey dinner with all the fes
tive trimmings was served buffet
stylo.
During the evening, original
Christmas arrangements, made by
the club members, were judged
by the entire group. Mrs. (Gra
ham’s religious arrangemen^ fea
turing a Madonna and child and
open Testament using the theme
“Peace on Earth” won first place,
and Mrs. Watson’s unique Santa
Claus arrangement placed sefcond.
The evening ended with group
singing around the piano.
Those attending included; Mr.
and Mrs. Vann Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter DeLong, Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Reynolds, Mrs. Vivian
Green, Mr. and Mrs. James
Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sam
uels; guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McNeill; the hostesses’ husbands,
E. R. Graham and Harry Watson;
and little Miss Caroline Graham.
Mrs. Kirby Honored
Mrs. C. E. Kirby was surprised
on Wednesday afternoon when
she was guest of honor in the
home of Mrs. Robert Gotch. Open
House was from 2:00 to 5:30 with
35 to 40 guests attending.
Punch, cookies, and nuts were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. C.
T. Gale, Mrs. LeRoy Mclnnis, Mrs.
Marie Allen, and Mrs. Gotch.
Mrs. Kirby, who has joined her
husband in Knoxville, Tenn., re
ceived many lovely gifts during
the afternoon.
Mobleys Entertain
Principal and Mrs. C. Wade
Mobley entertained the faculty of
Aberdeen Elementary and High
Schools on Monday afternoon at
BEFORE INVENTORY
SALE
STARTING DEC. 26
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
SPORT COATS
SLACKS
SWEATERS
Heavy Outwear
Charges
No Alterations
No Lay-Aways
E MEN'S SHOP
Pinehurst, N. C.
Next To Holly Inn
VVe wish you a Merry Christmas ... but
even more, we wish you a Christmas filled with
the quiet peace that is the Real Christmas.
VVe hope your Christmas is made up
of those gentle, happy moments
which we all treasure so highly, which
never seems to fade or tarnish ,
or be forgotten . . . the kind ^
of Christmas that is priceless
down through the years.
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Amerotron Co
ABERDEEN, N. C.