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WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS FALL STOCKS Now Complete wfien lie Wu COME TO TMI V eaMioaa.N 'SANFOR0.HC WEST END NEWS ■'ore BY SALLY AUMAN Colts Win Playoff The West End Colts, sponsored by the Baptist Church, won the playoff in the Sandhill Church Softball League at Candor Friday evening The team was managed by Ed Baughn Aid he is particu larly proud that they did so well since it was the first year of its organization. Robert Smith led the Colts in its batting average of 837 with Tommy McNeill fol lowing with an average of 785. In the three game playoff, Johnnie Robbins pitched two games and Billy Baughn one. The team scored a total of 70 runs in the games with the opponents totaling only a score of 24. Tommy McNeill led the Colts with five home runs in the series and Brackman Gamer following with three home runs. Other players in the team were Kenneth, Phillip and Rodger Greene, Thomas Gamer, and Hank and Harold Hunley. The lovely trophy is on display at the dmg store and no one is more enthusiastic over the good playing than The Rev. Clifton Tuttle. New Veep Reece Graham was elected vice-president of the North Car olina Water Well Drillers Associa tion at its convention last week at Carolina Beach. Reece has serv ed the association well for several years as a director. Mrs. Graham accompanied her husband and was reelected treasurer of the Associa tion’s Auxiliary. School Opens The first official school day be gan Monday with Principal and Mrs. J. R. Brendel having the West End and Eagle Springs faculties with a buffet luncheon in the home economics room of the school under the direction of Miss Jessie Ellis. A hearty wel come is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Livengood who are mak ing their home on the Pinehurst Road adjoining Mrs. R. B. lewis’s home. Mrs. Livengood, who before her recent marriage was Miss Loma Cockman of Robbins, will be a member of the Robbins school faculty this year. We also welcome Mrs. L. W. Bambauer of Carthage as the new first grade teacher. Mrs. Bambauer is the for mer Miss Ruth Lang, a graduate of Woman’s College, and a former teacher in the Carthage schools and at Vass-Lakeview. Party Hostess | A “Back to School party was I the feature of the Wednesday evening cook-out that Kathy Coles had for her friends at the Coles’ recreation area on Pine hurst Drive. The sub-teenagers enjoyed hamburgers with all the trimmings along with games and dancing. Present for the fun was the Cole family along with Florence and Susm McCaskill, Laura and Christine Sutphin, Laura and Jean Auman, Brenda Dunn, and Susie VoriCanon. Birthday Dinner On Friday evening, Christine Sutphin was honored with a din ner party on her 12th birthday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutphin. There were presents for Christine and favors of combs for each of the guests, who were Laura Sutphin, Sharon Richard son, Susie VonCanon, Brenda Dunne, Laura and Jean Auman, and Kathy Cole. For entertain ment, there were dancing and games. Birth Announcement A baby boy, Tony Douglas, was bom on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Porter. Mrs. Porter is the former Miss Jean Barnette, and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs A. D. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee Barnette. Birthday Picnic Seventy-five relatives and friends gathered at Bethlehem Church on Sunday morning fol lowing the worship service for a picnic dinner honoring J. L. Sul livan on his 87th birthday. Pre sent for the occasion were seven of Mr. Sullivan’s eight children, and they were; Mrs. Hubert Black of West End; Mrs. C. P. Oliver of Climax; Mrs. George C. Wedge of Detroit, Mich.; W. L. Sullivan of Robbins; W. E. Moon of Lumberton, Mrs. C. H. Ritter of Pinehiu^t, and J. E. Sullivan of Carthage. Personals Miss Virginia Cook of Brevard visited with Angelina VonCanon last week. Bobby Auman spent the week end in Columbia, S. C. with Mr. and Mrs. Larry McNeill and with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell. 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