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Page TWENTY-FOUR THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962 Mrs. Cotton Succeeds George Hodgkins As Moore Easter Seal Society Treasurer Mrs. Horace Cotton of South ern Pines has been appointed treasurer of the Moore County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, replacing George Hodg kins who' resigned April 1 be cause of a business move to Cal ifornia. Mrs. William Wood of Pine- bluff, county chairman, has ex pressed her appreciation of Mr. Hodgkins for “his fine and en thusiastic work for the Society not only as treasurer but as a member of the State Board.” She feels also that the Society is very fortunate to have Mrs. Cotton as its new treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Cotton live at 410 Dogwood Lane. In a summary of the Easter Seal Sale to date, Mrs. Cotton has released the following fig ures: Southern Pines, $822.35; Pinehurst $391.00; Aberdeen, $155.50; Carthage, $254.05; Vass, $96; Jackson Springs, $12; Cam eron, $45.50; Lakeview, $3; Pine- bluff, $77; Niagara, $5; Glendon, $1; Robbins, $100; West End, $100; Highfalls, $6. Total receipts- $2068.40. This figure includes m- complete returns from the Lily Day sales. In 1961 $3108 was contributed to th.3 Moore County Society for Crippled Children and Adults through the sale of Easter Seals and Lilies. In speaking of the 1962 program needs, Mrs. Wood ex pressed her thanks “to all who have contributed so generously” and her confidence that the final total would equal the 1961 figure. Persons who wish to contribute and have not yet given are asked to send their checks to the com munity chairmen or county treas urer at once. The contest among school chil dren of North Carolina for the best name for the State Society..s camp site near Southern Pines closes on May 15th. The children of Moore County are urged to en ter this contest. George C. Wilson Succumbs at 83 George Carter Wilson, 83, of Aberdeen, Rt. 1, died Monday at Moore Memorial Hospital. Fu neral services were held Wednes day at Ashley Heights Baptist church, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. E. Paul West, Jr. Burial was in Ashley Heights cemetery. Surviving are his wife, the for mer Margaret Combs; five daugh ters Mrs. Addie Howard, of Ponte Ved’ra, Fla.; Mrs. Lillian McMinn of Bristol, Tenn.; Mrs. Odessa Parrish, of Winston-Salem; Mrs. Minnie Lee Nemrie of Walfcer- town, and Miss Della Wilson, of the home; five sons, J. Estes Wil son of Ponte Vedra, Fla.; G. C. Wilson of Anchorage, Alaska; Woodrow Wilson of, Aberdeen Rt. 1 and Paul and Clarence Wil son, both of the home; 17 grand children and six great-grandchil dren. JACKSON SPRINGS NEWS MUST SEE Here’s a tip from the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles: Your rear view mirror does little good if the back win dow of your car is covered with iroad grime. Be sure to clean tiie rear window everytime you clean the windshield. You must see dan ger from all directions to be safe when you drive. THANKS' It would be impossible for me to personally contact each citizen of the county. Therefore, I am tekmg this method of thanking all the Democrats for them confi dence in me as their candidate for another term as Sheriff of Moore County. Serving as your Chief Law Enforcement Officer for the past 3 Vi years has given me a great amount of pleasure and pride. The laws are upheld in 'fee nianner the citizens wish, and the citizens of Moore Courdy are readily co-operative with all things that bring about a good community. By not having any opposition in the Primary, I am able to devote more time to the duties of this important office. However, the battle has not been completely won. The Republicans have advanced a candidate for this office, and I will need your help in the fall. Don't forget there is a NEW REGISTRA TION this year, and EVERYONE MUST REGISTER IN ORDER TO VOTE. Make sure you contact your Registrar on Saturday, April 28th., May 5th., or May 12th. Again, my thanks for your confidence. I W. B. Kelly Sheriff of Moore County Smith. Klabbatz Win Ford Awards Bill H. Smith, parts sales man ager, and Ernest Klabbatz, service sales manager, of Jackson Motors, Inc. have been notified of tiieir qualification for Golden Circle Awards of 1961 in recognition of their outstanding performance last year. A. Y. Edwards, Charlotte Ford district manager, said presenta tion of Ford Division’s top parts and S'ervice awards, along with certificates, will be made at the dealership later. ■The Golden Circle Awards rec ognize Mr. Smith and Mr. Klab batz for their performance of managerial functions at Jackson Motors, Inc., in an outstanding manner. The honors are based on total joints scored by the win ners in personal reviews of their operations by a division field rep resentative. Airman of Monlh A/1C Gordon M. Richardson, 95th Civil Engineering Squadron, Airman of the Month, was select ed for his primary duty and res ponsibility of performing driver maintenance on O-llA crash trucks and 750-A pumpers, driv ing the vehicles to emergencies and operating them while at the scene of fire on aircraft emerg ency. He is also acting crew chief in the absence of the regular crew chief. Gordon is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rich ardson of Jackson Springs. Personals Sunday night supper guests of Mrs. Ernest Currie and Mrs. Lena Sullivan were the Rev. Tom Keman of Richmond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Graham. 'The Rev. Mr. Kernan conducted the morning worship service at the Presbyterian Church, and was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Graham. At home for the Easter weekend with their parents were Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard and W. E. Graham, Jr. of Charlotte. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McLeod of Candor were Mrs. Geneva McLeod, Miss Lois McLeod, Aberdeeen, Mr. and Mrs M. R. McLeod, Mt. Pleasant, and the Harold McLeods of Pine- hurst. The family attended church services in Candor at which time Sharon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McLeod joined the Presby terian Church. Mrs W. L. SJubbs is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stubbs in Florence, S. C. At home with her brother, Oscar Richardson, Jr. for the Easter vacation, were Mr. and Mrs. Whit StalUngs with their six-weeks’ old son, Mark Lee, and Anthony of Raleigh. The Perry Gallimores had their family with them for a birthday dinner on Sunday honoring Perry. There were the Alvin Ray Payne family of Charlotte and the Jim my Deaton family of Charlotte here for the weekend, with the Pratt Gallimores of Aberdeen, and the Carl Gallimores joining the family for dinner. George Ross attended a meeting in Raleigh on Wednesday* on the food processing industry in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jenkins of Greensboro were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Jenkins for the weekend. Mrs. Selby Bennett of the Marcus Church Community is a patient at Moore Memorial Hos- pital. The Rev. and Mrs. Bud Elling ton, with Mac, Nancy, and Mark, of Candler, visited with the Mar vin Pooles last week. The Rev. Mr. Ellington is a student in the Graduate School of Religion at Emory University in Atlanta. The Rev. and Mrs. Bob Vickery of Seneca, S. C. arrived on Sunday at the Pooles, and Mrs. Vickery will remain for a longer visit. At home with the Edgar Mc Nairs for the Easter weekend were Bobbie McNair, a senior at Wo man’s College, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McNair, Jr., Greensboro; and Mac McCaskill, Greensboro and Candor. At home for the spring holidays from High Point College were Eugene Blake and Hanford Thomas. ONE PART Tk.3 North OaroJina Depart ment of Motor Vehieles says to car owners, remember this: Some thing can wear out in the best machine every built, and the best driver in the world can have an accident in a car with one, and only one, defective part. Look ahead, think ahead for safer highway driving. When you see trouble in advance, you can usually avoid it, says the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. SOUTHERN PINES COUNTRY CLUB Summer Rates Summer rates from May 1 to October 1, 1962 for golfing at Southern Pines Country Club are as follows; Family rales shall be $55.00 Individual rates shall be $40.00 Daily Greens Fee shall be $3.00 Starting June 1. 1962 daily greens fees paid from May 1 to July 1* 1962 may be applied to complete summer season greens fees. Those signing for a full summer season must complete payment of fees by July 1. 1962. Greens Committee A26,M3c OPEN HOUSE OF ,, SIX - ALL ELECTRIC GOLD MEDALLION HOMES AT WHISPERING PINES ^ THAGARDS LAKE and SPRING VALLEY LAKE Saturday, April 28 - 2-8 P.M. --Sunday, April 29-24 P.M. Sandhills only waterfront residential develop ment. Restricted private residential lots. 1/2 Acre or Larger ! I Gilbe/i' Diitniid London Dry Qltt. W fWlf. 100% Onlfl Noutrfl^8|rffto»W. & A Gilboy, LM;,«nclnMtl, 0. OidWflMrtNWr fMmU Otetniori Produoto dmm- golf — 18 Hole Course By ElUs Maples of Martindale. Va. Bent Grass Greens 328 Tees — Regular Bermuda Fairways. Lin wood Harmon Formerly of Carolina Country Club Raleigh Greens Keeper Under 5 Year Cohfinct Country Club Si Pro Shop Design- / ed By Hayes 8e Howell of South-; em Knes Deeded Lake Rights Central Water System Boat Club Patroled Area Utilities Boat Docks Sand Beaches Paved Roads Home Construction Home Financing Water Skiing Fishing Swimming SandhiU Properties, Inc. - Pinehurst, N. C Phone Southern Pines 695 - 3561
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