THURSDAY MARCH 7, 1963
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page FIFTEEN
BIRTHS
Moore Memorial Hospital
February 25 - Son, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy R. Hussey, Route 2, Rob
bins; son, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H.
Lanham, Southern Pines; daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Morris,
Jr., Raeford.
February 26 - Daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Love, Jr., Raeford;
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Simpson, Carthage.
February 27 - Son, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph C. Rogers, Carthage.
February 28 - Son and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Hufford,
Pinehurst; son, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Person, Route 1, Robbins.
March 1 - Son, Mr. and Mrs.
James Mabe, Route 1, Ellerbe;
son, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Parker,
Eagle Springs.
March 2 - Son, Mr. and Mrs.
James Frank Patterson, Southern
Pines.
The Armed Forces
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Private Edgar M. Talbert, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Talbert,
Niagara, has been assigned to
Company C, 19th Battalion, 5th
Training Regiment, Fort Jackson,
S. C.j for eight weeks of basic
combat training. This is his first
'phase of six months active duty s
training with the U. S. Army and I
a part of the obligation he incur- |
red upon enlisting in the Army
National Guard’s 196th Infantry,
Co. D, of Southern Pines.
He will be taught marksman
ship, squad tactics, bayonet and
hand-to-hand combat, and crawl
ing the infiltration course while
live machine-gun fire is popping
overhead.
Curtis E. Wall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Wall of Route 2, Cam
eron, is undergoing nine weeks of
basic recruit training at the Nav
al Training Center, Great Lakes,
Ill.
The indoctrination began early
in February and consists of phy
sical fitness drills, military drills,
seamanship, basic military law,
customs and etiquette of the nav
al service, swimming and survi
val, and first aid.
daughters.
Mr. Cameron and his family
expect to live in Fayetteville and
will move there in the near fu
ture.
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Exercise if you have to be out
side in cold weather for any
length of time, says the North
Carolina Heart Association.
Swing your arms, wiggle your
fingers—anything to stimulate
the warm blood to circulate.
CLOTHING PRICES
Retail prices of clothing and
textile house furnishings may
tedge up somewhat in 1963. Whole
sale prices of apparel, cotton
house furnishings, and footwear
are some higher than a year ago.
Prices of broadwoven goods of
manmade fibers, wool, and cotton
are up, as are prices of silk pro
ducts. Some future increases have
already been announced.
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DISABILITY LAW
Veterans who receive a future
VA peacetime disability rating
will be notified of their possible
entitlement to education or job
training. Those previously rated
disabled should contact the VA
Regional Office, 310 West Fourth
Street, Winston-Salem, in the
event they are interested in ben
efits of a new law.
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Army Speoalisi Five Harold
W. Marion, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Marion of Cameron, whose
wife, Linda, lives in Asheboro,
recently took part in a four-week
field training exercise with other
members of the 3rd Armored Di
vision near Grafenwohr, Ger
many.
Specialist Marion, a mechanic
in Service Battery of the divis
ion’s 3rd Artillery in Kirch Gons,
entered the Army in January
1961 and completed basic combat
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 21-year-old soldier is a
1959 graduate of Cameron High
School.
Army Chiof Warrant Officer
Bruce E. Bryant, 31, son of Mrs.
Mildred K. Bryant, Route 3, Car
thage, is a member of the 80th
Ordnance Group at Fort Biragg,
which was recently attached to
the 5th Logistical Command of
the Strategic Army Corps
(STRAC).
The group is one of seven ma
jor technical and administrative
units recently attached to the 5th
Logistical Command, increasing
the command’s capability in ful
filling its mission of support to
STRAC—the Army’s ready force.
The Warrant officer, who enlist
ed 10 years ago, attended Carth
age High School. His wife, Jean,
lives in Southern Pines.
Army Specialist Four Roy R-
McCrimmon. of' Cameron, and
other members of the 25th Divis-
non’s 27th Infantry participated
in Exercise LAVA RIDGE III, a
combined Army-Air Force exer
cise in the Hawaiian Islands.
'The soldiers, regularly stationed
at Schofield Barracks on the
island of Oahu, were flown in
round-the-clock flight operations
to the island of Hawaii where
they are receiving three weeks
of live-fire training.
Specialist McCrimmon, assign
ed to Company C of the infan-,
try’s 1st Battle Group, entered the
Army in March, 1960, was last
stationed at Fort Hood, Tex., and
arrived in Hawaii the following
August.
The 21-year-old soldier, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCrimmon,
attended Pinckney High School,
Carthage.
DAVID D. S. CAMERON, JR..
Cameron, Former
Resident, Joins
Scottish Bank
David D. S. Cameron, Jr., join
ed the Scottish Bank System
Monday, according to an announ
cement from John P. Stedman,
president, of Lumberton.
Mr. Cameron is a graduate of
Southern Pines High School and
the University of North Carolina.
He has completed graduate work
at both UNC and Duke Univer
sity. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
D. D. Shields Cameron of South
ern Pines.
'The former local young nian is
vice president of The Scottish
Bank’s Fayetteville office and
will spend some time at the
bank’s headquarters in Lumber-
ton, before assuming the new
post in Fayetteville. He had been
assistant cashier of the North Car
olina National Bank branch in
Wilmington.
His business and professional
career began as a teacher in the
Winston-Salem city schools. In re
cent years he has been associated
with the First National Bank of
South Carolina and North Caro
lina National Bank of Wilming
ton.
A veteran of naval service dur
ing the Korean War, Mr. Camer
on has been active in community
and civic affairs in Wilmington
and Eastern North Carolina bank
ing circles.
He is married to the former
Edith L. Rodgers of Wilmington
and they are the parents of three
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TRAVEL MISSION
In cooperation with the U. S.
Travel Service, North Carolina
sent the first State-sponsored
Travel Mission to Europe in the
winter of 1962. The Mision, com
posed of 41 travel industry lead
ers paying their own expenses,
paved the way for the October
visit of 25 European travel offi
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at the invitation of Governor
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