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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962
due TO MY ILLNESS MY RESTAURANT WILL BE
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I HOPE TO BE ABLE TO RE-OPEN IN SEPTEMBER.
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Blood Collection
The bloodmobile unit will be
at the school gymnasium next
Tuesday, June 19, from 12 - 5:30
o’clock in the afternoon. This will
be your opportunity to give
blood which will make it possible
for you or any member of your
family to receive blood for the
next six months should it be need
ed. There will be doctors and
nurses on duty during the after
noon and you will be given a
complete physical examination be
fore giving blood. Moore County
hospitals are dependent on the
blood bank so mark Tuesday well
on your calendar.
Teachers Honorea
Misses Bert McCrummen and
Tressie Auman were hostesses to
a luncheon Tuesday at the Pres
byterian Church honoring their
fellow teachers and Mrs. Barabara
Carter, school secretary. At the
luncheon, Miss Tressie Auman, in
behalf of the teachers, presented
a travel clock to principal R. P.
Johnson, who has resigned after
heading the school for four yearn.
Miss Auman also presented Miss
Blanche Monroe, who is retiring
after many years as first grade
teacher with an electric lamp, in
behalf of the faculty.
Completes High School
Since 1959, Dewey Saunders has
been taking his high school work
three nights weekly, summer and
winter, in a school in Rockingham.
On last Wednesday night, his
dream became a reality and he
was graduated with top grades in
his class, on the examination
papers. There at his side, as she
has been for the past three years,
was his wife, the former Miss
Patsy Pusser, his sons Brice, 2,
and Ernest, 4, his mother, Mrs.
Minnie Saunders, his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Herman Pusser and his
sister, Blanche.
Dewey realized his need for a
had the program.
Awards Presented
The Presbyterian Daily Vaca
tion Church School presented a
commencement program at the
Sunday School hour and awards
were presented by the superin
tendent, Mrs. W. E. Jackson, and
Sunday School Superintendent
Allan McDonald. The leaders and
assistants for the school were
Mrs. George Houck, Mrs. E. R.
Outland, Mrs. Earl Auman, Mrs.
John Thompson, Mrs. Hubert
Black, Mrs. North Lewis, Jane
Jackson, Janice Gordon, and Janet
and Becky Markham.
At Camp Conference
Attending the Senior High Fel
lowship Conference at Camp
Monroe from the Presbyterian
Church are Rick and Chuck
Lewis, Jane Jackson and Becky
Markham. Attending from the
Bensalem Fellowship are Delores
Brewer and Stephen Lisk. Sandra
Hartsell is attending from the
Culdee Fellowship.
Monroe were hostesses to a picnic
supper Friday honoring R. P.
Johnson. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Monroe, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Monroe, Jr., with Jean-
nie and Douglas of aRteigh and
Dr. and Mrs. John Monroe with
Lauchin of Chapel Ehll.
Mrs. Fred Monroe, Jr., with the
children visited here last week
and Was joined by Fred, Jr., for
the weekend. Calling on the
Monroes Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Eubanks of
Candor.
The Arthur Williams family
vacationed last week at their
Ocean Drive Cottage. Juanita
Bost, who has just completed her
first year at Duke was a guest as
was Miss Barbara Moon of St.
Andrews and Ijumberton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sutphin with
Joanne are vacationing for two
weeks at their cottage at Shal-
lotte.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rector were
in Charlotte on Friday.
Hilda Richardson of the Gaston
County School of Nurses Training
was home for the weekend.
Julia Hanner, of Louisburg Col
lege, spent last week at home and
returned Monday for a summer
session.
Bobby Auman is attending sum
mer school at Davidson.
Like parents, like son. Clifton
Munn has completed his practice
teaching at High Point College
and is planning to follow in his
parents’ footsteps and teach this
fall. Clifton was the guest of the
Floyd Upoles for the weekend.
Mrs. Henry Brewer of Sanford
spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. Claude Auman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDonald,
with Dick, of Greensboro, vaca
tioned here with their parents last
week.
Jack Greene is critically ill in
th e Troy Hospital.
Archie Farmer is a patient at
Moore Memorial Hospital.
Calling on the Clyde Aumans
Thursday afternoon were Mrs.
Barbara Hamilton of Columbia,
S. C., Atlas Watson of Sanford
APPRECIA-nON
I wish to thank my friends for
the cards sent me while in St.
Joseph’s Hospital. Also for the
many inquiries about me. I will
ever be grateful to all.
Sincerely,
Dante S. Montesanti
and Mrs. Charles McDonald of
Carthage.
Mrs. Donald Eifort is home.
With her for a visit are Becky
Nelson of Abingdon, Va. and
Robbie Blue of High Point. Mrs.
Eifort and her grand-daughters
and Mrs. Albert Blue, with Nancy,
of High Point ,are guests this
week of Mrs, Harold Markham at
the beach.
Mrs. Bruce Mauney and Mr. and
Mrs. John Davis of Charlotte visit
ed Mrs. R. B. Donaldson last Sun
day and Mrs. Donaldson returned
home with them. Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Donaldson, with Todd and
Carol Jean, joined Mrs. Donald
son in Carthage for a visit on
Thursday until Sunday^
Presbyterian Circles
The Presbyterian Circles meti
Monday evening, with each hav
ing a Bible study on faith from
the Book of James and a program
on the General Fund Agencies.
General Fund Agencies.
Mrs. Hurley Cheek was hostess
to her circle. Miss Tressie Auman
gave the Bible Study and the
circle had a quiz on the program.
Mrs. John Thompson’s circle
met with Miss Neolia McCrum
men. Mrs. Thompson had the pro
gram and Mrs. Clyde Auman gave
the Bible Study.
In Chapel Hill last week for
two days to attend the gradua
tion of John McLauchlin Monroe
from the University School of
Medicine were Miss Alberta
Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mon
roe and Dr. Clement Monroe of
Pinehurst. It is a distinct hono-^
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
MANLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
JUNE 18-23
9:00 A.M. -12:00 Noon
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high school education after he
completed his tour of duty with
the armed forces. It had been
necessary, due to the death of his
father, for him to quit school in
the 7th grade. Dewey was recent
ly cited as the employee of the
month at the Karagheusian Plant
in Aberdeen where he is a
weaver. He is a member of the dividing their
West End Baptist Church where!Fred Monroes
that John has been selected one
of eight doctors in the nation to
interne at Geisinger Hospital in
Danville, Pa. This was John’s
choise which is one of the oldest*
and best hospitals in the nation '
Dr. and Mrs. Monroe are vaca
tioning here for two weeks before
leaving for Pennsylvania and are
time with the
and the Ear:
Weat JCJiiu jjcnjKxoi-
he serves as director of the Tram- j Brutons in Candor,
ing Union, assistant Sunday
School superintendent and as a
deacon.
Officers Installed
The officers to serve for 1962,
of the Women’s Society of Chris-
ian Service were installed at the
Sunday morning worship service
at the Methodist Church by the
Rev. Aaron Tyson. They are presi
dent, Mrs. Paul VonCanon; vice-
president, Mrs. Francis Currie, Jr.;
recording secretary, Mrs. E. L.
Sutphin; treasurer, Mrs. E. L.
Tart; secretaries of causes; Pro
motion, Mrs. Decatur Richardson;
Spiritual Life, Mrs. D. D. Richard
son; Missionary Education, Mrs.
W. A. ohnson, Jr.; Literature and
Publication, Mrs. ames Rector;
Christian Social Relation, Mrs.
Fred Monroe; Student Work, Mrs.
A. J. Hanner; Youth Work, Mrs.
Richard V onCanon; Children s
Work, Mrs. Lynn Mclnnis, and
, Supply Work, Mrs. Aaron Tyson.
Congratulations
Congratulations to Billy Mon
roe, editor-in-chief of the “Wes
End Hi-Lights,” for 1962-63^
school paper, whose first edition
is excellent and to the advisor,
Mrs. Clarence Edson. Other mem
bers of the rising Senior Clai
serving on the Hi- Lights staff
Lois Martin, assistant editor
Nancy McLean, business manag
Sally Vaughn and Jimmy Dun
sports... Clara Cole and Mi
Melton, activity; art, Barba:
Watts and James Vest; class edf
tors, Catherine Seago and Gi ^
Garrison; gossip, Betty Conraj
and Larry Cole; mimeographer
Billy Baughn and Jimmy Dunn
staff, Betty Southern, Jesse JoyceJ
Jerry Patterson, Garney Cagle
Sue hTomas, Mac McDonald, Bill
Harris and Richard Stutphin.
Personals
Misses Blanche and Alber
Church School
Mrs. John Branson was Super
intendent of the Methodist Daily
Vacation Church School last
week. The Intermediate Group,
which met each evening, had a
most interesting study of the
BJook of Mark with Mrs. Roy
Swaringen serving as the instruc
tor and Roy as director of recrea-
fion. , . i 1
IChe leaders and the assistants
Tahe morning group were Mrs.
Mrs Graham, Mrs. Aaron Tyson,
Monro#,. Hanner, Miss Alberta
Mrs Ly!. W. M. Chriscoe, Jr.,
Richardsoi^ Mclnnis, Sharon
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FRESHMENTS and FUN
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Ages 3-20
son. Refreshment'^- Aaron ’Ty-
each day by the Wy®’^® served
Youth Group
George McDonald of th^ ,
son Springs Presbyterian Fe?®^'
ship presided at the Interdencff"
national Youth Group Sunda^
Evening at the Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swaringen pre
sented a program assisted by
Vernon Sutphin, Sharon Richard
son, Libba Johnson, Delores Con
rad and Linda Williams, Roy also
directed the recreation. Mrs. W.
A. Johnson, Jr., was in charge of
the music and Mrs. Colon Wil
liams served refreshments.
Circles Meet
The Circles of the Methodist
WSCS met Monday evening with
each having a program on “Facing
the Challenge of Missions.”
Mrs. Francis Currie, Jr., was
hostess to the Margaret Brown
Circle. Mrs. Lynn Mclnnnis had
the Devotion and Mrs. Lee
Sutphin presented the program
assisted by Mrs. Ben Brewer, Mrs.
Tom Lewis and Mrs. Paul Tart.
The program concluded with an
informative question and answer
period on Home and Foreign
Missions.
Mrs. Aaron Tyson was hostess
to the Minnie Morris Circle. Mrs.
Decatur Richardson gave the wor
ship service and Mrs. E. L. Tart
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