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THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962 THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina Page SEVEN With The Armed Forces '£^ V' * HX I'-'C' ¥ 7. JOSEPH F. DIGGS, right, aviation electrician’s mate first class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Caudle of 437 N. Bennett St., is welcomed to Helicopter Training Squadron Eight at Ellyson Auxiliary Landing Field, Pensacola, Fla., by the squad ron’s commEinding officer, Cmdr. W. G. Steams, Jr. Diggs is a graduate of Southern Pines High School. Accent yom gcmtm... and get privacy and protection, tool r^' You’ll find unique beauty in Habitant Goodwill*'’ Fence. It is so good-looking from either side that the cost is frequently shared by neighbors. Goodwill*'’ is the only wood fence on the market with no exposed rails or wires on either side. Heavy, strong, exceptionally long lasting, Goodwill*'’ fence is optionally available with steel posts as “Lifetime*'’ construction” for maxi mum durabilitv. Call today for INFORMATION and prices on all fourteen Habitant fence styles. Remember: a modest down payment puts Habitant fence in your yard . . . convenient terms to fit every budget. LANDSCAPES Telephone OX 5-5931 Habitant Fencing Exclusive in Southern Pines with Landscapes WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & MODELS OF TV'S & RADIOS Due to our continued expansion, we are in need of another experienced service man for TV's and radios. CURTIS ox 5-6232 Radio & TV Service 712 S. W. Broad Southern Pines Midshipman Second Class Ed ward H. Koster, son of Col. and Mrs. Alfred M. Koster of 512 E. Mass. Ave., recently participated in a simulated combat assault of a beach following two weeks of summer midshipman training at the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, Va. The midshipmen, entering their third year at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., joined a battsdion of marines aboard five amphibi ous ships for the exercise at Camp Lejeune. Wearing combat uniforms, the 805 midshipmen hit the beach un der mock battle conditions. The training gives midshipmen knowledge of how beach landings are accomplished under battle conditions, preparing them for the day they will become naval offi cers. The midshipman’s parents are now living in France where Colonel Koster commands the Army’s First Logistical Command at Poitiers. They expect to return to Southern Pines on his retire ment from active duty. Thomas H. Johnston, hospital- man apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. Lee R.. Page of Central Drive, Knollwood, has graduated from the Field Medical Service School at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The school for Navy corpsmen is designed to prepare Navy med ical and dental personnel for duty with Marine Corps combat units. The first two weeks of the training includes field medical treatment, with instruction by veteran Navy corpsmen. The final two weeks consists Of individual combat training. Army Pvt. Sandy McRae, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus H. Mc Rae, Route 1, West End, recently completed the eight-week advanc ed individual training course with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood, Tex. McRae, a medical specialist in Headquarters Company of the di vision’s 46th Infantry, entered the Army last December and comple ted basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 23-year-old soldier is a 1957 graduate of Academy Heights High School, Pinehurst. Pvt. James D. Jackson, USMCj, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Jackson of Route 2, Vass, is serv ing with the First Battalion of the Sixth Marine Regiment in the Caribbean. The regiment, a unit of the Second Marine Division, is sche duled to participate in training maneuvers at Vieques, Puerto Rico, before retimiing to Camp WEST END NEWS and PERSONALS Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Jr., pre sented a program, “The Church and Today’s Students,” to the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church Monday evening at the Youth Building. She was assisted by Mrs. Paul VonCanon and Miss Alberta Monroe. Mrs. W. M. Chriscoe, Jr., gave a worship ser vice and Mrs. Reid Furr and Mrs. J. F. Sinclair were hostesses at a social hour. The Rev. Harry Yeide, Luther an minister of Smithsburg, Md., delivered the sermon Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church and Mrs. Yeide (Betty Houck) was organist. Following the service. Rev. Houck presided at a congregational meeting with Allan McDonald reporting for the nominating committee for a pulpit committee. Nominated and elected to serve on the committee were John Thompson, William E. Jackson, Hawley Poole, Roy Car ter, Miss Tressie Auman, Mrs. Floyd Upole, and Mrs. Harold Markham. The Houcks and the Yeides’ were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Claude Auman. Quick Work As Mrs. Donald Eifort was on her way to the Presbsrterian Church last Sunday morning, she spotted a fire at the cemetery. Someone had set a trash fire in that vicinity near the siurounding pine trees. Mrs. Eifort quickly called the fire department which immediately responded and ex tinguished the blaze. Quoting one citizen “that fire -jould easily have blazed through the pine timberland Oiat extends all the way to Harrison’s near Eagle Springs.” Appreciation to Mrs. Eifort and to the Volunteer Fire Department was voiced by many. Chilxlren's Party Cindy Craven celebrated her 8th birthday Tuesday with a party in the garden of her home. Mrs. Albert Blue, of High Point, directed the children’s games and Cindy’s mother, Mrs. Shirley Proulx, was assisted in serving punch, cookies, and ice cream by Mrs. Bob Clark and Mrs. Pete Cheek of Southern Pines. 'The children included Susan Auman, Andy Thompson, Robert Gordon, Jennifer Clark, Geraldine Han cock, Verona Ann Cole, Sunny Upole, Wanda Sue Gamer, Jane Mclnnis, Charlie Proulx, Donna Kay and Stevie Craven of Pine- bliiff, and Greg, David, and Darell Cheek of Southern Pines. Don Donaldson, who was grad uated in June from the Whiteville High School, was honored while viisting there last week with a certificate for making the All- County Football Team. The award was conferred by the sports writers of Columbus County. Don also participated in basketball and baseball as well as playing full back on the football team. He has received offers of scholar ships to several schools for next year. Mrs. Bmce Donaldson, with Carol and Todd, are visiting friends in Cleveland, Ohia, while Bmce is on a trip to Phoenix City, Ala. The Douglas Clarks of Lumber- ton were Sunday dinner guests of the Erbie Sutphins and visited Mrs. Harris Clark at Moore Me morial Hospital. Mrs. Paul Davis, of Urbana, Va., is visiting her parents, the Haw ley Pooles. Paul was here for the week-end. In Chicago last week were Mr. and Mrs. Bob VonCanon and Robert Henderson. Thursday din ner guests of the VonCanons were Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Brower of Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams, of Palatka, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. Colon Williams last week, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, with Linda, returned home with them for a visit and also vacationed at the beach at St. Augustine. Ronnie Dunn was a patient last week at Moore Memorial Hos pital. New Pesticide Manual Contains Latest Advice The 1962 Pesticide Manual, published by the College Exten sion Division at North Ccirolina Stat.3 College, contains the latest recommendations of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station on the control of all tyi>es of pests. All the major areas of pest con trol are covered in the book— household, livestock and poultry, ornamentals, storage, soils, stmc- tural, vegetable, rodent and wild life and even pests on humans. A copy of the comprehensive Pesticide Manual can be obtain ed by writing the College Exten sion Division, State College Sta tion, Raleigh. The manual sells for $1 a copy. WATCH OUR ADS . . YOU'LL FIND IT! Congratulations To CROWELL ALMOND Upon The Completion Of An All Hectric Lejeune, in September. During the Caribbean trip, members of the unit will visit the historic village of Isabella Segun- da and San Juan, in Puerto Rico. GOLD MEDALLION HOME In Forest Hills off U.S. 1, Aberdeen OPENHOUSE Saturday & Sunday, July 21-22 — 2-6 P.M. Both Days We Furnished and Installed The Plumbing Fixtures and INTERNATIONAL HEAT PUMP (All Electric Heating & Air Conditioning) Fields Plumbing & Heating Inc. Pinehurst, N. C. Phone CY 4-5952 Midland Road THRIFT AND HOME OWNERSHIP PAY ! SEE US TODAY We Congratulate CROWELL ALMOND Upon The Completion Of The New And Modern COLD MEDALLION HOME OPEN HOUSE Saturday & Sunday, July 21 - 22 2 Till 6 Both Days We are pleased to have been chosen to ins tall the Electric Wiring for this Modern and Lovely Gold Medallion Home. Aberdeen Electric Shop WI 4-1370 ABERDEEN, N. C. 114 KNIGHT ST. SAVINGS "A man may. if he knows not how to save as he gets, keep his nose to the grindstone." —Benjamin Franklin As little as $1.00 will open an account. Accounts can be con veniently handled by mail. Dividend Rate LOANS Loans are available at low cost for home and business, up to 20 years. We invite you to come in and discuss your needs. Our . service is prompt, con fidential and cooperative. Southern Pines Savings & Loan Assn. 205 S. E. Broad Street Tel. 695-6222 The that goes around acting like an Pontiac Tempest SKE THK GENUAL MOTOIS EXHIBIT AT THE IKl SEATTLE WORLD’S FAIR. UNTIL OCTOBER 21. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR NEW-ACTING USED CARS, TOO. STILL OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC INC. Dealer License No. 2216
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