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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963
Womens Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor TELEPHONE OX 2-6512
Luncheon Compliments
Miss Mary Ann Sullivan
Bride-Elect Of March 16
Mrs. James L. Covey of Inver
ness Road was hostess at a lunch
eon and shower last Saturday,
complimenting Miss Mary Ann
Sullivan, whose marriage to
Charles Weatherspoon will take
place Saturday, March 16 at the
United Church of Christ.
The dining table was beautiful
ly decorated with a pink cloth,
and the centerpiece was an ar
rangement of white daisies and
pink roses.
Guests included the honoree,
her mother and sister, Mrs. John
D. Sullivan and Kathy, Mrs. J.
Hubert Weatherspoon, Mrs. Eu
gene McKenzie, Mrs. Bernard
Ochs, Mrs. Edward Hahle, Mrs.
Charles Mumford, Mrs. Donald
Jones and Mrs. James Goulds-
brough.
WINNERS AND POINT LEADERS NAMED
FOLLOWING SCHOOLING SHOW SUNDAY
Cynthia Lee Fowler
Weds Charles Williams
At Culdee Church
Miss Cynthia Lee Fowler and
Charles Eugene Williams were
married last Friday, March 1 in
Culdee Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. W. K. Fitch, Jr. performed
the ceremony at 5 o’clock. Wed
ding music was presented by
Miss Shelia Maness of Southern
Pines.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sarvis of Sou
thern Pines. She is a graduate of
Southern Pines High School.
Mr. Williams is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Williams of
New London. He is attending
Gaston Technical Institute in
Gastonia.
The couple will reside in Cram-
erton.
Judging the sixth in the
series of Mid-South Schooling
Shows, held last Sunday at Mrs.
Mary Doyle’s Economy Farm’s
Ring on Youngs Road, were Mrs.
Homer Overby of Dover, Mass,
and Mrs. Sue Burke.
Winners, first through fourth
in the following classes, are list
ed below:
BEGINNERS: 1. Tia Blake, 2.
Brooks Thomas, 3. Lynn Burwell,
4. Sally Zieler.
INTERMEDIATE A HORSE
MANSHIP: 1. George Wallace, 2.
Doris Wrenn, 3. Janet Phillips, 4.
Carol O’Callaghan.
ADVANCED HORSEMAN
SHIP: 1. Anne Hoover Smith, 2
Nancy O’Callaghan, 3. Susan
Huntley, 4. Dottie Brinn.
JUNIOR WORKING HUNT
ERS: 1. Nancy O’Callaghan, 2.
Anne Hoover Smith, 3. Johanna
Smith, 4. Gregory Goff.
GREEN CONFORMATION
HUNTERS: 1. Twilight, Mrs.
Gardiner Fiske, 2. Top Ten, Econ
omy Farm, 3. Short Stary, Mile-
Away Farms, 4. Ira Bloom, D. P.
Lenehan.
GREEN WORKING HUNTERS:
1. Paper Doll, J. O. Bulkley, 2.
Life Saver, Gloria King, 3. Bossa
Nova Boy, Audrey Walsh, 4. Top
Ten.
GREEN HUNTERS UNDER
SADDLE: 1. Top Ten 2. Side Slip,
Dottie Brinn, 3. Flicker, Kay
Buchanan, 4. Ira Bloom.
OPEN WORKING HUNTERS:
1. Little Bit Moe, D. P. Lenehan
2. Teddy Bear, Mrs. Gardiner
Fiske, 3. Etoile Anne Hoover
Smith, 4. Pike’s Peake, E. R.
Sears.
The next show will be on Sun
day afternoon, March 17 at 1:30
at Mr. and Mrs. Warner Atkins’
Second Wind Farm on Youngs
Road.
MR. AND MRS. HENRY A. BORST are shown at a dinner
party given in honor of their Golden Wedding anniversary at
Dixie Inn in Vass Saturday evening. Hostesses at the party,
which was attended by 38, were Mrs. C. L. Tyson, sister of Mrs.
Borst, and Mrs. W. A. Muse, Miss Louise Leslie and Mrs. Russell
Bullock, nieces, all of Vass.
MR. AND MRS. H. A. BORST OF VASS ARE
HONORED AT GOLDEN WEDDING PARTIES
In and Out of Town
Local Residents Attend
Play Opening on Tuesday
Among Southern Pines people
seen at the Pinehurst Playhouse
for the gala opening night of
‘Come Blow Your Horn” Tuesday
Warren Bells’ Young
Daughter Improved
Peggy Ann Bell, young daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bell,
has been critically ill in Duke
Hospital, Durham, but is much
improved this week, according to
word from her father yesterday.
Peggy Ann, whose fifth birthday
was last Sunday, was stricken
with a severe infection about ten
day ago and rushed to the hos
pital where doctors fought for her
iife.
“She is coming along fine now,”
said Mr. Bell, “and is out of
danger, but it will be a long re
covery.” Mrs. Bell is staying in
Durham with her daughter.
Mrs. Daugherty Speaks
At Rest Home Workshop
In Raleigh Tuesday
Mrs. Vera Daugherty, owner
operator of Daughterty’s Rest
Home on North Bennett Street,
participated in a workshop meet
ing in Raleigh Tuesday of the
North Carolina Association Homes
for the Ageing. Mrs. Daugherty
were Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggles, rest home opera
Miss Glenda Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Broughton, Lt. and Mrs.
Clifford Cantrell, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lament Brown, Mrs. L. T. Avery
and Mrs. David Little, Mr. and
Mrs. Shirley O. Wooster, Mrs.
Charles Calais, Mr. and Mrs. J.
-E. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hartshorne, Mrs. Edith Mudgett,
Miss Hollis Haney and Mrs. Fred
McBride.
Many other residents of Sou
thern Pines, Pinehurst and area
communities attended.
Brockwells Entertain
Following Daughter’s
Confirmation Sunday
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherwood Brockwell at their
home on Country Club Drive
were Mr .Brockwell’s mother,
Mrs. Robert Rainey of Peters
burg, Va. and Mr. and Mrs.
Langdon Joslin of Danville, Va.,
the latter his sister. They came
especially for the confirmation
of Sarah Anne Brockwell at Em
manuel Episcopal Church Sunday.
The Brockwells entertained
later at a buffet luncheon, their
guests including Mrs. Rainey, Mr,
and Mrs. Joslin, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendel Chaffin of Sanford, Mrs.
M. G. MoPhail and Mr. and Mrs.
Thad Frye of Carthage, Mr. and
Mrs. Garland McPherson, Miss
Katherine Wiley, Miss Barbara
Betterley and Leonard Muddimer.
Lambs Entertain Guests
At Luncheon Following
Daughter’s Confirmation
Here for the confirmation of
Kathy Lamb at Emmanuel Epis
copal Church Sunday were her
godparents, Mrs. Charles Lee
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Paul F.
Hoch, all of Raleigh. With the
Hochs were their sons, Paul, Jr.
and Lindsay. Also present were
Kathy’s grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Hardison of Ral
eigh.
Kathy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert V. Lamb of 825 Barber
Road, entertained their guests at
luncheon at the Grey Fox in Pine
hurst after the confirmation ser
vice.
tors who were asked to speak at
the meeting, held at the Sir Wal
ter Hotel.
Also on the program was Wil
liam A. Poole, director of the
Baptist Homes in Winston-Salem.
Mr. Poole showed a film. “The
Loom of Love,” starring Mrs. Vi
Caulfield, a former Southern
Pines resident who now resides
at the Home.
Mrs. Caulfield, who lived here
for a number of years, has many
friends in this section. She was
a well-known movie star of the
silent films era, and appeared
with many famous players—
among them the late Lionel
Barrymore.
Mrs. Caulfield was a member
of the First Baptist Church in
Southern Pines and the film was
shown in the church here several
months ago.
Mrs. Barney Avery
Entertains For
Miss Judy Chandler
Miss Judy Chandler was hono
ree at a kitchen shower last
Thursday evening when Mrs.
Barney C. Avery entertained at
her home on Maples Road. Miss
Chandler’s wedding to Kenneth
M. Reid will take place Saturday
morning, March 9 at 11 o’clock
at Brownson Memorial Church.
Attending the party were
Judy’s grandmothers, Mrs. Ralph
Chandler. Sr. and Mrs. R. S.
DuRant, her mother, Mrs. Chand
ler, Jr. and Kenneth’s mother,
Mrs. Jack Reid.
Others included Mrs. Bruce
Warlick, Mrs. Don Traylor. Mrs.
Alfred Chiswell, Mrs. E. J.
Austin, Mrs. William Benson, Mrs.
William Gantt, Mrs. Vance Derby,
Mrs. Kim Watson, Mrs. Watson
Scott, Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs.
Chris Shamburger, Mrs. Charles
Patch, Jr., Mrs. Harrell Johnson,
Mrs. Tom Hayes, Mrs. Alice Bo-
dine and Miss Vicki Michael.
Junior Woman’s Club
To Meet Tuesday
The Junior Woman’s Club will
hold its regular meeting on March
12, at the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. A very interesting pro
gram is planned by J. E. Sandlin
on “Electronic Data Processing.”
Program chairman is Mrs. John
Bigbee.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Edison Willis, chairman.
Mrs. Shirley Wooster, and Mrs.
Robert Adams.
Spring Fashion Show
Scheduled April 8
At The Carolina
At an executive board meeting
of the Woman’s Auxiliary of
Moore Memorial Hospital yester
day morning, it was announced
by Mrs. Dana, president, that the
Spring Fashion Show, sponsored
by The Carolina and Razook’s,
will be held in the ballroom of the
hotel on Monday evening, April
8.
The show, which is always one
of the season’s highlights social
ly, is for the benefit of the Auxil
iary and St. Joseph’s Guild of
both hospitals.
Mrs. Daniel Delany is general
chairman. Mrs. Michael Pishko
and Mrs. Duwayne Gadd will as
sist Mrs. Delany for the Woman’s
Auxiliary.
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Guild Nets $2,116 At
Dunes Club Dinner
Net proceeds of $2,116.00 were
realized by St. Joseph’s Hospi
tal Guild from the annual dinner
danoe held Monday at the Dunes
Club.
A guest at the Mid Pines Club,
John Sibley, won a golf bag,
and another guest there, John
Fricke of Marion Station, Pa.,
won a gift of five camellia bushes
which were donated by Frank
Howe, owner-manager of Claren
don Gardens in Pinehurst. The
winner planned to give these to
a local person as he could not use
them himself.
The Dunes Club was full and
guests enjoyed the evening of
good dining, dancing and an ex
cellent floor show.
Large Group Enjoys
Bridge At Country
Club Tuesday Night
There were six and one-haif
tables at Tuesday evening’s
bridge party at the Southern
Pines Country Club. North-South
winners were Mrs. Roy Grinnell
and Mrs. C. H. Bowman, first;
Mrs. C. D. May and Mrs. Jean
Edson, second; Mrs. Kenneth
Kennedy and Dr. E. W. Bush,
third. East-West winners were
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Justin of
Pinehurst, first; Mrs. Betsy Hit-
son and Don Moore, second; and
Mrs. Frank deCosta and Charles
Tuttle of Sanford, third.
Schedule Listed For
The Church Of Christ
The Church Membership Train
ing Class will meet on Saturday,
March 9, at 10:30 a.m., in the
church parlor.
The title of the sermon for
Sunday, March 10, will be: “Good
News of the Kingdom Beyond
Fear.”
Vincent Bragale will play
“Liebestraum” by Listz as ^
violin solo during the worship
service, in honor of the 60th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. William Beers of Knoll-
wood.
Our youth will meet Sunday
evening at 6 o’clock with the
Youth Federation at the Presby
terian Church.
The Sandhills Ministerial As
sociation will meet Monday
morning, March 11 in the church
parlor.
The Rotary directors will meet
at the church on Tuesday, March
12.
The choirs rehearse,, as usual,
on Wednesday, March 13. The
Board of Trustees meet on March
13, at 8 P.M.
TLe circles of the WomenTs
Fellowship will meet on Thurs
day, March 14, at 10 a.m., at the
church for their monthly meeting.
At 11 o’clock they will hear' a
talk by Rev. Falstein Snyder,
Superintendent of the Childrens’
Home at Elon College. All wo
men of the church are urged to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Borst of
Vass planned to let their 50th
wedding anniversary, February
27 th, pass quietly by, but friends
and relatives had a different idea
and the beloved couple found
themselves in the middle of two
delightful celebrations last week.
Tk.3 first carfie as a complete
surprise to them. Following the
appearance of a brief item in the
preceding Sunday’s Methodist
Church bulletin, congratulating
the Borsts on their approaching
anniversary, friends who knew
of their untiring service and loy
alty to the church began saying
the church should honor them in
some way. A group attending a
study class Monday night discus
sed the matter after the study and
came up with the plans for a re
ception to follow a business
meeting scheduled for Wednesday
night—the 27th—a meeting which
the congregation had been asked
to attend.
Around 50 people were present
attended by 38.
The table, arranged in U-shape,
held arrangements of mixed flow
ers in shades of yellow and gold
and gold candles in crystal hold
ers. Favors for the ladies were
golden slippers of china caught
with ribbon bows for corsages.
Gold edged place cards marked
the seating arrangement and nap
kins had “Rena and Henry, 1913-
1963” in gold. The Rev. David
Moe gave the invocation. A four-
course turkey dinner was served,
the dessert course being ice cream
in the form of slippers and decor
ated cake squares.
After dinner the group assem
bled in the private dining room,
which was set up as a gift room,
where the couple opened and dis
played the many beautiful gifts,
expressing their deep appreci
ation.
Guests were Mrs. W. Duncan
Matthews of Southern Pines, who
was wed in a double ceremony
with her sister, Mrs. Borst; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Brown
drove to Charlotte today, to meet
their son, Ronnie, coming in by
plane from Chattanooga, Tenn.
where he is a student at McCallie
Preparatory School. Ronnie will
be here until the 18th for Spring
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Alwin L. Folley
returned to their home on Kens
ington Road Tuesday night from
Washington, D. C. where they
spent several days. Mr. Folley
presided at a Howard-Johnson
meeting in the city on Sunday
and Monday. While they were
away their son and daughter,
Jock and Dana, were guests of
their aunts, Mrs. Jere McKeithen
and Mrs. Paul Butler.
Former residents of this area,
M/Sgt. and Mrs. W. M. Witty and
daughter, Mercedese Irene, were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur D. Tener. Mr. Whitty,
who has just retired from the
United States Air Force, for the
past two years has been stationed,
with his family, at Goose Bay,
Labrador. Leaving early Monday
morning, the Witty family plan
ned to visit in Nashville, Tenn.
before returning to their home in
Riverside, Calif. Also, spending
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Tener were Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Tener of Washington, D. C., who
were enroute to Miami, Fla.,
where they were to board a wind-
breaker for a two week cruise in
Wednesday night, and at the dose ; William G^ Parker and Miss Annie
of the discussion, the pastor, the Bars! of Cameron, sisters of Mr.
Rev. David Moe, called the Borsts
forward. He congratulated them.
and Mrs. Henry Klingenschmidt,
president of the women’s organi
zation, pinned a corsage on Mrs.
Borst and Edwin Finch, chairman
of the official board, a bouton
niere on Mr. Borst. Everyone pre
sent was then invited to the fel
lowship hall, which was bright
with flowers.
The refreshment table, decor
ated in the golden anniversciry
motif, held a three-tiered wed
ding cake topped with a golden
arch from which were suspended
wedding bells. Pictures were
made as the couple cut the first
slice. Orange punch and nuts
were served with the cake. The
Borsts were presented from the
church a gold-decorated crystal
tray and glasses. They expressed
warm thanks for the evening’s
honor.
Those taking an active part in
carrying out the reception plans
included Mrs. Charles Gschwind,
Mrs. Horace Mullinix, Mrs. Kling
enschmidt, Mrs. Edward Griffin,
Mrs. David Moe, Mrs. James Hud
son, Bill Frye and others.
Borst; the Rev. and Mrs. David
Moe, pastor of the honorees and
the hostesses; Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald Graham of Walterboro, S. C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Graham,
Miss Mary Lou and Steve Gra
ham, of Graham; Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Leslie, Greensboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Matthews, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fullenwider, and
Mr. and Mrs. “Buck” McKenzie,
Southern Pines; Mrs. Marion Hin
son, Fuquay Springs; and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Graham, Russell Bul
lock, Miss Marjorie Leslie Bul
lock, W. A. Muse, C. L. Tyson,
Mrs. A. M. Cameron, Mrs. W. T.
Cox, Miss Bessie Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs. N. N. McLean and Mrs.
S. R. Smith, all of Vass.
Mrs. Borst is the former Rena
Cameron of Vass. She and Mr.
Borst, a native of Cameron, have
spent practically all of their mar
ried life in Vass, where he served
as mayor for 20 years. He retired
nearly eight years ago after 48
years’ service as railroad agent
and operator. He is a trustee of
the Vass Methodist Church and a
former president of the Metho
dist Men’s Club. Mrs. Borst has
been treasurer of the church for
Mrs. Tripp Arrives
For Spring Season
At The Hollywood
Mrs. Rosewell C. Tripp of Litch
field, Conn, has arrived for the
Spring season and is a guest at
The Hollywood. She has as her
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Osgood
Perry of Washington, Conn.
Judge and Mrs. William Hatch
of Raleigh recently visited their
aunt, Mrs. T. C. Ringgold, who
is making her home here.
Other arrivals this week in
clude Mr. and Mrs. D. Robey
Wood of Salem, Va.
Winners at Tuesday’s bridge
party at The Hollywood were
Mrs. Carl Foss. Mrs. Sarah Perry
and Miss Katherine Andrews.
Benefit Bridge Party
Scheduled March 15
The Sandhills Business & Pro
fessional Women’s Club will hold
a benefit bridge party Friday
evening, March 15 at the Southern
Pines Country Club at 8 o’clock.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used for a scholarship to aid a
high school senior girl in higher
education.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the organization
or from Mrs. L. Boyd Creath of
Pinehurst - telephone 294-8694.
the Bahamas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robb S. Mackie
of Lakeview returned today to
their home in West Eaton, N. Y.
They are planning a tour of
Europe this Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stuart have
leased the Sandstrom house on.
Valley Road and are now in resi
dence there.
Mrs. R. A. Chaney, who has
been spending the past two weeks
in Durham with Mrs. Wade Cof
fey, is returning home Saturday.
Her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Hunt-
ley, Jr., is driving up for her.
Mrs. Jack S. Younts returned
home TTiursday from a 10-day
trip with her husband to Florida.
They visited the Keys and spent
some time at Fort Pierce with
Mr. and Mrs. James Howe and
also with Mrs. Younts’s sister and
brother-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Har
old Younts in Palm Beach. Mr.
Younts, who is still with the lat
ter couple, expects to Join his
family here this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Worth, Jr.
last weekend attended the At
lantic Conference basketball game
in Raleigh where they visited her
sister, Mrs. J. C. Webb and Mr.
Webb. They also had a short
visit with their daughter, Miss
Peggy Worth, at Meredith Col
lege. On Saturday, they were
guests of Mr. Worth’s mother, Mrs.
T. Clark Worth, in Durham,
Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston,
Mass, is back at the Paddock for
the rest of the season and has
brought some of her horses down
for spring training.
Saturday night Mrs. Burst’s sis- 33 years and has been active in
ter, Mrs. C. L. Tyson, and nieces, the Women of the Church since
Mrs. W. A. Muse, Miss Louise Les- its organization. She was honored
lie and Mrs. Russell Bullock, all with a life membership last year,
of Vass, honored the couple at a She is a charter member of the
family dinner party at Dixie Inn, Vass Woman’s Club.
Help-a-Home New
Project For Junior
Woman’s Club Here
The Junior Woman’s Club of
Southern Pines asks the help of
local residents in their Help-a-
Home project.
The purpose of Help-a-Home is
to supply household items for
families who do not have re
sources for home improvements.
In many cases, an emergency,
such as a fire, makes it necessary
for families to require Help-a-
Home service. Furniture or other
household items can be used now
or stored until a need arises.
Please call Mrs. Glenn Cox at
692-3424 or Mrs. James Field at
695-8021 if you have items to
contribute.
MONEY TO BURN
Americans have money to
Durn. They have been reck
lessly proving it in 1962. In
the first 11 months of the year
their fire losses totaled $1,160,-
709,000. That figure represents
an increase of 5.6 per cent over
the total for the corresponding
period in 1961.
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Southern Pines, N. C.
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INTERESTED PLAYGOERS Mrs. Donald D. Cooke (left) and
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(right) of the Pinehurst Playhouse. Miss Hill, a native of Lenoir,
has the romatic lead in this week’s Playhouse production of
“Come Blow Your Horn” and will star in “Gigi” to open there
Tuesday, March 12. (Humphrey photo)
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