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THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVEN
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On our first anniversary
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Change Made in Plans
Fot Dinner at Bragg
A change has been made in the
annual Founders Day dinner for
graduates of the United States
Military Academy at West Point
that will be? held FYiday, Meirch
23 at 7 p. m. The event will now
be held in the Main Ball Room,
Pope Air Force Base Officer’s
Club.
All graduates of West Point, the
U. S. Naval Academy, the Air
Force Academy, and the Coast
Guard Academy, residing in the
Fort Bragg-Fayetteville area are
invited. The uniform will be tux
edo with bow^ tie or dress blues.
Officers and others desiring ad
ditional information may contact
either Col. Rienzi at Fort Bragg
Ext. 6-0100 or Capt, Rogers at
Fort Bragg Ext. 5-9833.
Foster Home Parents Meet to Discuss
Problems With County, State Officials
VASS
NEWS
By MRS. CHARLES CAMERON
Union Service
The World Day of Prayer was
observed Friday afternoon in a
union service at the Vass Baptist
church. Mrs. F. L. Taylor, WMS
president, led the program with
a congregational response. Pro
gram talks were presented by
Mrs.'Uavid Moe, Mrs. H. A. Borst,
Mrs. Gene Hicks. Mrs. W. D. Mc
Gill, and Mrs. J. D. Hales, Jr. Mrs.
W E. Gladstone was pianist.
Conduct Services
Each evening last week, the
ladies of tlie WMS of the Vass
Baptist Church conducted services
at the church in observance of the
week of prayer for Home Mis
sions. A special offering, known
as the Annie Armstrong Offering,
concluded the Friday night pro
gram.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshburn
and sons, Paul and James, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rayburn and
son, Glenn, of Aiken, S. C., spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Frye.
Butch Griffin, sophomore at
Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, Cullowhee, arrived Friday
to spend a semester break with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Griffin and family. Butch will re
turn for classes on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams, en
route from Florida to their home
in Sherrill, N. Y., called on the
Rev. and Mrs. David Moe and
children this past weekend.
Mrs. Daniel Boggs and Miss
Agnes Boggs attended the funeral
services for Mrs. Mamie Hunter
of Durham at the Cameron Pres
byterian Church Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. John J. Moe arrived here
Saturday from Miami, Fla., for a
visit with her son and daughter-
in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. David
Moe and children, Beverly and
EdlL; Mrs. Mae, who resides in
California, served in the mission
fields in Southern China with her
husband, the late John Moe.
Now in North Carolina you can
go aboard the super-dreadnaught
“U.S.S. North Carolina”, the last
of the great battleships, which is
preserved as a war memorial
at Wilmington. Visiting hours are
from 8 a.m. until sundown.
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On Tuesday afternoon of last
week, 16 Moore County foster
home parents met in joint session
with Moore County Welfare
Agency staff to learn “how we
can do an even better job for our
children.” Mrs. Walter B. Cole,
director Moore County Welfare
r. partment, welcomed the guests
and introduced them. Miss Annie
H. Jones and Mrs. Sarah McCas-
kill, child welfare worker of the
agency, aided in making plans
for the meeting.
Moore County has 14 licensed
boarding homes with 22 children
being board.?d.
Mrs. Woodrow McDougal and
sentative, and Miss Betty Gibson,
child welfare consultant, with
the State Board of Public Wel
fare, Raleigh, were present.
Miss Gibson was the speaker.
She expressed appreciation for
the splendid work that is being
ione by foster home parents, and
the high regard in which they are
' •■'Id by our State Welfare De-
lartment. The parents were en
couraged to ask' questions cen
tered around prohlems that had
irisen or might arise in their
homes. Several of the group
•"'id.3 valuable contributions to
this discussion, which was led by
Mrs. Cole.
A film, “Hard Brought Up,”
was shown. This story showed
-ome of the reasons children are
brought into juvenile court and
the Dart the judge, the officers,
the doctor, the minister, and fos
ter parent and the social worker
play in helping children to be
come better adjusted to society.
Representatives from these or
ganizations were present for the
showing of the film: clerk of
court who is the Judge of Juve
nile Court, Sheriff’s Dept., Rob
bins Police Dept., Carthage Po
lice Dept, Moore County Educa
tional Department, Berkley
School. Pinckney School, Carth
age High School. Moore County
Health Dept, and Moore County
Welfare Board.
The following foster boarding
home parents were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs.
Edna Person, Mrs. Lillie DeGraf-
fenried, Mrs. Ora Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs. Maria K. Jones, field repre-
Mrs. Oma Blanchard, all of Car
thage; Mrs. Howard J. Gschwind
and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Pre-
vatte, all of Vass; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Armstrong of Cameron;
and Mr. and Mrs. James Living
ston of Southern Pines.
Approximately fifty people at
tended the meeting and showing
of the film.
JACKSON
SPRINGS NEWS
The World Day of Prayer was
observed on Friday evening at
the Presbyterian Church with
Mrs. E. J. Blue, director Of Spirit
ual Life, in charge of the service.
She was assisted by Mrs. Kimes
Blake who gave a devotional, and
by Judy and Jennie Blue who
sand “Sweet Hour of Prayer.”
Mrs. Marvin Poole was hostess
to Circle II of the Presbyterian
Women at the covered dish sup
per on Monday evening at her
home. Mrs. John C. Blue gave the
Bible study and Mrs Mike Lam
beth had the program. Special
guests of the Circle were Mrs.
Lacy McDuffie and Miss Monnie
Currie of Candor.
Attending a hat-making work
shop in Southern Pines on Friday
night were Mrs. Charlie Mc
Donald, Mrs. Marvin Poole, and
Mrs. Ollie Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickerson
visited her mother, who is ill in a
Georgia hospital, last weekend.
Mrs. Bob Vickery, with Julie
and Sarah, of Seneca, S. C., are
guests of the Marvin Pooles.
Mrs. Joel Stubbs had surgery
last week at Moore Memorial
Hospital, and Mrs. W. L. Stubbs
is also hospitalized there. Mrs. D.
M. Poore of Chandler and Mrs.
Betty Chandler of Glen Alpine
visited the Stubbses on Saturday.
When the engagement of Miss
Susan Currie of Jackson Springs
and Elizabethtown was announc
ed to Earl Barbour, Jr. of Candor
last wek, they gave Mr. and Mrs.
John Barringer of Carthage the
credit of arranging thier first
date. It was it the fall of 1960,
and was an instant success, and
the couple has been dating regu
larly since that time. Incidentally,
Sfisan and Mrs. Barringer, the
former Miss Elizabeth Clark, grew
up together, graduated from West
both finished Flora McDonald: Boroughs of this community are
College in 1959 with majors in j hospitalized at Moore' Memprial
home economics. Hospital.
End High School together, and Mrs. Ed Mclnijis and Ray
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