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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962
Sandy Williams
Succumbs at 82
Sandy M. Williams, 82, Route 1,
Eagle Springs, died ^iday in
Moore Memorial Hospital, Pine-
hurst.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 4 p. m. Sunday at the Pleas
ant View Friends Church by the'
Rev. Thomas Murphy and the
Rev. W. A. Crow. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Surviving are three sisters,
Miss Mattie and Miss Ida Wil
liams, both of the home, and Mrs.
Stella Cox of High Point; and one
brother, Offie A. Williams of
Route 1, Robbins.
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Awards Day
Awards Day, June 4, was an
outstanding annual event in the
school year at Aberdeen School.
The following awards were pre
sented to deserving students:
Eastern Star Award given to
the senior showing the most prog
ress in his or her work was pre
sented to Beth Bayliff by Miss
Hazel Thompson.
The Walter Hines Page English
Award to the senior with the
highest scholastic average in Eng
lish for four years went to Libby
Voss.
Miss Hazel Thompson presented
the Girls’ State recognitions to
Barbara Gaillard and Martha
Wicks.
Libby Voss received the Citi
zenship Award presented by Mrs.
Trivette.
The School Bus Driver Award,
given by the Carolina E^ank in
the form of a $25 bond, was pre
sented to Jane Brady by Princi
pal C. Wade Mobley.
English awards—9th grade, Lib
by La than; 10th grade, Ann Arey;
11th grade, Betty Dare Funder
burk; 12th grade, Jane Brady.
Jack Dowless received the
Science award presented by Don
McClusky; Bill Wicker, the His
tory award; Jane Brady, the
Mathematics award; and Libby
Voss, the Home Economics
award.
The Crisco award went to Shir
ley Styers; Agriculture, Donald
Rogers; Mechanics award, Steve
Moss; Commerce, Marie Clark;
Glee Club, Linda Edwards;
French, Libby Voss; Athletic,
Alice Robbins and Bobby Aloert;
DAR Citizenship, Libby Voss;
Danforth awards. Jack Dowless
and Carol Wynn.
Spelling award went to Betty
Jean Hazelwood and Alice Rob
bins; Recitation, Libby Voss; Dec
lamation. Maurice Weaver; NCEA
County Recitation, Libby Voss.
At graduation, the Masonic Cit
izenship Medal was presented to
Carol Jean Wynn by V. W.
Greene. Mrs. D. W. Mann award
ed the Sandhill Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club scholar
ship of $100 to Jane Brady, who
also received the valedictory
Medal. Libby Voss received the
Salutatory medal and the Low-
rence Rowe Memorial Award of
$100.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. H. Marcus Thomp
son of Raeford announce the en
gagement of the ir daughter, Dor
is, to Joseph Fagner Smith, son
of Mrs. A. J. Smith and the late
Mr. Smith of Aberdeen. The mar
riage’ will take place on Saturday,
September 1, at Shiloh Presbyte
rian Church in Montrose.
Miss Thompson is a graduate
of Hoke County High School and
is employed in the office of Dr.
H. M. Caddell in Aberdeen. Mr.
Smith is a graduate of Aberd-een
High School, attended Wake For- ] leave today (Thursday) for Mc-
est College, and served in the U. Allen, Texas, to attend ^ '
S. Air Force. He is employed by tional Convention of the Beneyo
JUNE 15 -16-17-18
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany in Winston-Salem.
Cardinal Book Club
The Cardinal Book Club met
Thursday evening at the Legion
Hut with 13 members and one
guest, Mrs. W. K. Marks, a former
member, present. Mrs. Lynwood
Moon and Mrs. Charles Shields
were hostesses to the meeting.
Mrs. C. F. Buffkin, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. Pat
Starnes of Southern Pines. She
presented several of her dance
students who delighted the group
with dance numbers.
Mrs. Shields presided over the
first business session of the year.
Delicious refreshments were
served hy the hostesses-
Baptist Youth Retreat
Members of the Youth Group
of First Baptist Church enjoyed
their annual weekend retreat at
the Taylor Cottage, Ocean Drive,
S. C. last Friday through Sunday.
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Poole and children
and the Rev. and Mrs. R. D.
Spear, Jr. and family.
The theme of the retreat, God
Speaks to Us through the Bible,
was explored through use ^ of
films, followed by interestmg
group discussion. Melvin WilliarM
spoke to the group during their
worship service Sunday morning.
Young people attending inclu
ded: David Funderburk, Maurice
Weaver, Carol Wynn, Marion
Brigman, Steve Moss, Mike Wil
son, Cecil Hackworth, Junior Wil
son, Jare Prevatte, Sharon Scott,
Roger Puckett, Kennie Galloway,
Bernda Cooper, Herman Russell,
Daryl Wynn, Jane Todd, Jeanie
Frye, Melvin Williams, and L. D.
Shelton.
Fifth Birthday
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kue,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Clif
ton Blue, enjoyed a birthday
party Saturday afternoon celebra
ting her fifth birthday. Nineteen
friends joined her for the happy
occasion. The group enjoyed out
door play, watching Elizabeth
Ann open her gifts, and eating,
ice cream cones and birthday
cake. Favors of airplanes made of
candy and gum were given each
guest present.
Fourth Birthday
Blyan Littleton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Littleton, enjoyed a
birthday party on Sunday, June
3, at his home on Elm St._
The 19 guests present enjoyed
playing together. This was fol
lowed by his opening his gifts
and giving party favors to the
boys and girls. The boys received
toy boats and the girls received
toy hand mirrors and combs.
Party refreshments were served
to the children and mothers pres
ent.
Briefs
Mr .and Mrs. G. B. Kimhrell
some time in Old Greenwich,
Conn., where they visited their
son, Edwin McKeithen, Jr., and
family.
Mrs. John Bell and children of
Pfafftown visited friends in Aber
deen Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jane Herring of Fayette
ville spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. D. B. Herring.
lent Patriotic Order of Does. Mrs.
Kimhrell is the president of the
local organization of the Does, at
Southern Pines. She has been ap
pointed by the Supreme President
to extend official greetings from
the state of North Carolina at
the Convention. While away, the
Kimbrells plan to visit in New
Orleans, Mexico, and other places
of interest.
The following members. of
Bethesda Youth Fellowship are
attending Senior Camp at Camp
Monroe this week: Jimmie Gar
ner, Gene Troutman, Johnny
Parks and Johnny Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carter left
Tuesday to spend some time with
their son, W. V. Carter, Jr., and
family in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and
children left Sunday for Virginia
Beach, Va. where they will spend
the month of June.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hedden left
today for Spartanburg, S. C., for
a visit with his brother. Dr. J. C.
Hedden, and family. While there,
they will attend the Spartanburg
Debutante Ball, where their niece.
Miss Genia Hedden, will make
her debut.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McKeithen
have returned after spending
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County Garage, Law Officers Expected
To Share Use of Proposed New Lake
Tues. & Wed.
June 19-20
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Four of the county commission
ers—Chairman L. R. Reynolds, J-
M. Pleasants, W. S. Taylor and T.
R. Monroe—^with Supt. of Schools
Robert E. Lee and Sheriff W. B.
Kelly visited a site behind the
spot where the new school gar
age is being built, last *Wednesday
morning, with two projects in
mind.
Queried later on results of the
field trip, the sheriff said 'T be
lieve we are going to be able to
get together.”
The trip was planned when Lee
appeared before the commission
ers at their June meeting last
week to request permission for
the board of education to im
pound a small lake on the county-
owned property, and the Sheriff
came too, to ask the same thing.
Lee said that, while the well
drilled for the garage was ade
quate for normal uses, it wouldn’t
produce enough water in June
and July for the big annual chore
of washing all the school buses.
With a stream running across the
back of the property, plenty of
clay at hand and the regular
maintenance crew and equipment
available to do the work, “we
could build a lake and use the
water at the cost of only about
$100 for pipe.”
Sheriff Kelly said a commit
tee of the Moore County Law En
forcement Officers Association
had viewed the site with approval
as ideal for a long-planned club
house, with lake, pistol range, etc.,
for meetings and recreation of the
officers. The association had start
ed building up a fund with such a
project in mind, and would like
to “lease the property on what
ever terms the commissioners
think fair.”
Indications were the commis
sioners would approve a cooper
ative arrangement under which
the stream would he dainmed and
both groups get to use the lake.
The property adjoins the Rey
nolds Rest Home fronting on US
15-501 and NC 22, three miles
south of Carthage. Only a portion
has been used for the school gar
age and parking area, with a
wooded area extending back for
a considerable distance.
JOHNNY SPENCE
Pro Golfer Will
Teach at Bible
School in Manly
At the Daily Vacation Bible
School to be held at the Manly
Presbyterian Church in Manly,
June 18-23, Johnny Spence, a
professional golfer who is a fre
quent speaker on religious topics,
will be a featured teacher.
All children and young people,
ages 3 to 20, are invited to partici
pate in the Bible School from 9
a. m. to 12 noon, each day.
Mr. Spence, a native of Colum-,
bia, S. C. started playing golf ^
when very young and turned,
“pro” at the age of seventeen. He
participated in many of the ma
jor golf tournaments in the
United States. After serving in
the army during World War II,
he sold the Riverside Country
Club he had built at Columbia
and joined the P.G.A. golf circuit
which he followed for about 10
years.
He has had wide experience m
radio and television and has pro
duced many radio and television
shows in connection with his golf
activities. Mr. Spence tells how
God delivered him from the use of
alcohol and drugs. Since his con
version he has traveled thousands
of miles throughout America to
tell others of how God has work
ed in his life.
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