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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1962
Over 100 Flags
Sold Saturday;
Sale Continuing
Mrs. M. Cecile Wicker, chair
man of the Moore County Flag
Committee, reports that over 100
flag kits were sold Saturday.
Participating in the sale were,
from Southern Pines, V.F.W. and
V.F.W. Auxiliary, American Leg
ion Airxiliary, St. Anthony’s
Woman’s Club, Woodman Circle
and Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs;
from West End, the American
Legion; from Robbins, the Wo
man’s Club and W.O.W.; from
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
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Aberdeen, the Explorer Scouts.
The sale will continue and flags
may be obtained from ony of the
above organizations and in Aber
deen from Ken Cox at the Car
olina Bank and at Batchelor &
Company.
A flag, staff and wall bracket
are included in the kit. The com
mittee’s aim is to increase display
of the American flag in Moore
County.
Teen Club Dance
Slated April 21
The Sandhills Teen Club, which
draws its membership from
throughout this area, will spon
sor a “record hop” at the Pine-
hurst Legion Hut, off the Pine-
hurst-Aberdeen highway, on April
21, starting at 8 p.m., with Charlie
Hicks of Radio Station WKIX as
master of ceremonies.
Teen Club membership cards,
required for admittance to the
dance, are on sale by students in
Pinehurst and elsewhere.
A young flounder has one eye
bn each side of his head just as
other fish. As he grows older, one
eye migrates so that both eyes
are on one side.
PAGE TWENTY THREE
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ELKS OFFICERS—New officers of Southern
Pines Elks Lodge No. 1692 were installed Thurs
day night of last week in ceremonies conducted
at the Southern Country Club, during a regular
dinner meeting. The officers were installed by
past exalted rulers of the lodge with Past
Exalted Ruler Walter Harper acting as grand
exalted ruler for the ceremony. Front row, left
to right: John Sullivan, loyal knight; Joseph I.
Scott, leading knight; J. A. Matthews, exalted
ruler; Jack Reid, lecturing knight; and Stanley
Austin, esquire. Back row, SEime order: Ralph
Wallace, immediate past exalted ruler who was
elected to five-year trustee; Gaither Edwards,
chaplain; Charles Mumford, treasurer; Archie
Barnes, inner guard; James L. Irvin, secretary;
and Thomas Connolly, tiler. Mr. Harper was
elected as alternate to the exalted ruler to at
tend the Grand Lodge (national) convention.
(Humphrey photo)
Mrs. Council’s
Mother Succumbs
Mrs. Bessie P. Hester, 84,
widow of the Rev. C. R. Hester,
died Wednesday afternoon at her
home.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. M. H. French of LaFeria,
Tex., Mrs. J. Wicks of Miami, Fla.,
Mrs. Pearl McCormack and Mrs.
Bessie Hargrove, both of the
home, and Mrs. Clyde Council of
Southern Pines; one son, James
H. Hester of the home; three sis
ters, Mrs. Allie Daniels of Eliza
bethtown, Mrs. Roby Dowles®
and Mrs. Hannah Allen, both of
Dublin; two brothers, D. Gause
and Quincey Gause, both of Eliz-
bethtown.
Funeral services will be held at
4 p. m. Friday, at the Baptist
church in St. Pauls.
station.
Deep River — Mrs. Charlie
Cheek, D. R. Salmon, J. W. Chil
dress; Glendon railroad station
Eureka—^Mrs. D. J. Blue, Hugh
M. MfcLeod, Hugh C. Garner;
Farm Life school.
Highfalls—W. N. Ulpchixrch,
Frank A. Maness, Mrs. J. R. Gar
ner; Rural Fire Station.
Little River—E. B. Blue, Mur
dock Cameron, A. D. Wooten;
Lobelia Community House.
Pinebluff—^Mrs. Madge B.
David, Mrs. Julia Latham, Mirs.
Margaret Lausten; Pinebluff
Woman’s Club.
Pinehurst — W. B. Alexander,
Ellis Fields, Sr., H. Holt McKen
zie; Community Hall.
Ritters—Mrs. Sylvia H. Purvis,
A. T. Maness, Miss Geneva Rey
nolds; McConnell.
Robbins — Mrs. Bessie H.
Brooks, L. B. Bowtnan, Mrs. C. S.
Lewis, Sr; Town Hall.
Vass—Mrs. Olivia P. Griffin,
Mrs. Anne Callahan, Mrs. Edward
Garner; Vass fire station.
West End—Elmer Blue, W. E.
Jackson, Mrs. Everett Cole; West
End fire station.
Westmoore—^Mrs. Fannie D.
Brewer, E. J. Freeman, Sr., Henry
Jordan; Westmoore school.
Acting Democratic precinct
committees, to serve until pre
cinct elections are held in May,
and to conduct the election meet
ings, will be named for the new
ly created precincts by the Moore
County Democratic executive
committee some time before the
end of April, said W. Lamont
Brown of Southern Pines, county
Democratic chairman.
NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS OF DENTON REALTY
CORPORATION AND/OR PONALD S. DENOFF
Please submit immediately statement of your account with
either of the above debtors by mail to the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court, P.O. Box 635, Carthage, North Carolina.
This information is needed promptly in the event a Trustee
in an assignment for the benefit of the creditors or a Receiver
is appointed to marshall assets and pay creditors in accordance
with law.
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GUEST MINISTER— The
Rev. Robert Turner of Char
lotte, regional director of
Christian education of the
Synod of North Carolina, will
be the guest minister Sunday
at Brownson Memorial Pres
byterian Church. With office
at the First Presbyterian
Church, Charlotte, he directs
programs in the nine Presby
teries of the Synod, together
with his duties as director of
Men’s Work. A native of Elm
wood in this state. Dr. Tur
ner has degrees from David
son College and Union ’Theo
logical Seminary, Richmond,
Ya. He has served pastorates
in Virginia and at Kanno-
polis and Monroe and was for
nine years executive secretary
of Concord Presbytery.
REGISTRARS
(Continued from page 1)
Pines Precinct, W. T. Huntley is
registrar, with Sherwood Brock-
well as Democratic judge and
Lloyd Prime the Republican.
Polling place is the Municipal
Building.
In the new Pinedene Precinct,
just south of the Southern Pines
town limit, with the southern
bormdary crossing, US Highway 1
approximately at Westbrook’s
)'’^arket, Mrs. Mary K. (Woodrow)
McDonald is registrar, Lt. Col.
Frank Smith Democratic judge
and John F. Buchholz Republican
judge.
In Aberdeen Precinct, which
follows the lines of the old one
except for the subtraction of
Pinedene Precinct, Mrs. Eva S.
Merrill is registrar, Mrs. John
Sloan Democratic judge and H.
W. Douh Republican judge.
Other registrars. Democratic
and Peoublican judges, listed in
that order, with the polling place;
Bcnsalem—Mrs. Carolyn H.
Blue, Rev. Winfred Allison, Paul
C. Britt; Eagle Springs fire sta
tion.
Cameron—Miss Lucille Loving,
Mrs. June Tally, Carl Doby; Cam
eron Community House.
East Carthage—S. E. Battley,
Mrs. W. G. Brown, John M.
Fields; Old Printing Office rear
of Shields Drugstore.
West Carthage—^D. Gilbert
Frye, Mrs. Viola W. Jackson,
Hoyle Sullivan; Carthage fire
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