THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1963
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page SEVENTEEN
Former Visitor,
Mrs. Adams, 90,
Succumbs Friday
Mrs. Mary Davenport Hartwell
Adams, 90, died Friday at her
home in Somerville, N. J., fol
lowing a long illness.
She was the widow of Horatio
M. Adams, founder of the Adams
Chewing Gum Company, who
died in 1956 at the age of 102.
Her first husband. Joseph James
Thomas Carter, died in 1912.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams were win
ter residents here for many
ye^rs and following his death,
Mrs. Adams and her sister, Mrs.
Rufus Sprague of Tulsa, Okla,
who survives her, were season
guests at The Berkshire. Mrs.
Sprague has been coming to the
Hollywood Hotel for the past few
winters and was a guest there this
past season.
Funeral services at St. John’s
Episcopal Church in Somerville
were held Monday afternoon at
2 p. m. with burial following in
the Somerville cemetery.
Attending the services were
Mrs. Adams’s oniy son, Hugh Wil
liam Carter, and his wife, of
Pinehilrst; their son, Hugh Wil
liam, Jr., of Winston-Salem and
their two daughters, Mrs. John
Codington of Wilmington, N. C.
and Mrs. Edward Clayton, Jr.,
and her husband, oE Hempstead,
Long Island.
Mrs. Adams was active in the
Colonial Dames, the Huguenot
and the Mayflower Societies.
In addition to her son, three
grandchildren, and her sister, she
is survived by five great grand-
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TO CELEBRATE the 44th Anniversary of the
founding of the American Legion (The Paris
Caucus, March 15-17, 1919) members of Sand
hill Post 134 and its Auxiliary gathered at the
Legion Hall on Maine Avenue Saturday evening
for a covered-dish supper. Afterwards, the group
saw “A Force In Readiness,” new Academy
Award-winning documentary color-film por
traying the present role of the U. S. Navy and
Marine Corps in our national defense, procured
from the Marine Base at Camp Lejeune. Shown
at the meeting, are, front row, left to right—
Mrs. F. M. Dwight, Mrs. Mable I. Burns, Miss
Gussie Cameron Unit president; Dan R. Mc
Neill, Post commander; and Mrs. Allie B. Rose.
Second row, same order—Capt. L. A. DesPland
(behind Mrs. Burns), Mrs. DesPland, Mrs. Mary
Loup, Mrs. Dan McNeill, Mrs. George G. Lacey
and Mrs. Rose Schnoop. Third row, from ex
treme left—Mrs. J. S. McLauchlin, Miss Nannie
Gilchrist, Mrs. Mary Jordan, Col. F. M. Dwight,
Mrs. M. David McCallum, Miss Luna Monroe,
Raymond Beasley, David McCallum, L. L.
Woolley and Mrs. Woolley. Partially hidden in
the photo is Mrs. Raymond Beasley, who was a
guest at the meeting. (Humphrey photo)
children and a brother, Samuel
Swan Hartwell of West Newton,
Mass.
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were made out of wool.
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ABERDEEN NEWS
Mrs. Hayes Shop
Soulhern Pines
by ANN J. McNEILL
Garden Club Award
Mrs. Frank Mizell has received
the Aberdeen Home and Garden
award for her picturesque yard of
Spring flowers in lovely colors.
New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Raeford Wells
announce the arrival of a daugh
ter Saturday, at Moore Memorial
Hospital. The baby weighed eight
pounds, nine and a half ounces,
and has been named Cynthia Jo.
The Wells have two sons, Jackie
and Jimmy. Mrs. Wells is the
former Mary Jo Beam, and Mr.
I Wells is basketbail coach and
teacher at Aberdeen High School.
Baptist Association Youth Night
The Baptist Association Youth
Night (for youth from all the
Baptist Churches from Moore
County) of the Sandhill Baptist
Association, will meet on Mon
day evening, March 25, at 7:30,
at the First Baptist Church,
Southern Pines. The Rev. Tommy
Funderburk, pastor of the Mul
berry Baptist Church of Char
lotte Will be the ihaliTspeaker.
All young people of the Asso
ciation are urged to attend.
B^id^tl Party
Miss Delores Garner was hon
ored by Mrs. M. J. Muse and
Mrs. Fred Blue on Thursday eve
ning, March 14, at the home of
Mrs. Muse. The occasion was a
I miscellaneous shower for Miss
I Garner who became the bride of
Ronnie Olson of Fort Bragg on
j Tuesday evening in the Post
Chapel at Ft. Bragg.
Several bridal games were en
joyed by the group, after which
Miss Garner opened and gra
ciously acknowledged her lovely
gifts.
Guests were invited into the
dining room where the refresh
ment table was overlaid with a
lovely lace cloth. A center ar
rangement of white gladiola and
greenery was flanked by burn
ing white tapers in crystal hold
ers. Guests enjoyed bridal cakes,
fruit punch and mints and nuts.
Twenty guests attended.
At GoveroFs Mansion
House Speaker and Mrs. H.
Clifton Blue attended the recep
tion given by Governor and Mrs.
Terry Sanford at the Governor’s
Mansion last Thursday evening
and were a part of the receiving
line for the occasion, which hon
ored members of the General As
sembly.
UDC Meet
Several members of the John
Blue Chapter of the UDC attend
ed the District Meeting in Dunn
on 'Saturday. Included were Mrs.
O. A. Speight, Mrs. C. S. Patch,
Mrs. -F./ M. ‘ Dwight and Mrs.
George Martin.
Briefs
Miss Kate Stewart of Washing
ton, D. C. visited her mother,
Mrs. Robert Stewart at the Pine-
hurst Convalescent Home during
the weekend and her sister. Miss
Lena Stewart, who is residing in
Southern Pines for two months.
Joining them for dinner Sunday
evening were Mrs. E. R. Buchan
of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. John
Buchan and family of Raleigh,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Buchan
and family of Aberdeen,
The Rev. R. D. Spear, Jr. is
taking part in a Senool of Mis
sions in Warrenton this week.
Those attending the graveside
services of Miss Floy Martin in
Chapel Hill last Tuesday were
Mrs. E. M. Medlin, Mrs. C. E.
Pleasants, Mrs. R. S. Gwyn, Mrs.
Robert VanderVoort, Miss Bess
Gunter, and Mrs. George Martin.
Miss Martin lived in Aberdeen at
one time and was a faithful Sun
day School teacher at Page Me
morial Methodist Church.
Mrs. Karl Pohl and Miss Alice
Pohl of Raleigh visited friends in
Aberdeen Sunday and attended
the funeral of Robert N. Page,
Jr.
Mrs. E. T. Davidson underwent
surgery at Moore Memorial Hos
pital ’Tuesday morning.
Mrs. David Edge and children
arrived Monday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Edge.
Jimmy Kimbrell of Columbia,
S. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Kimbrell Saturday afternoon.
Baptist Youth
Of Association
To Gather Here
The Annual Baptist Association-
al Youth Night for the Sandhills
(Moore County) Association will
be held Monday night at 8 in
the sanctuary of the First Baptist
Church. Baptist youth from over
Moore County will gather for the
rally.
The Rev. R. Tommy Funder-
burke, pastor of the Mulberry
Baptist Church, Charlotte, will
bring the inspirational message
for the evening. The Rev. Mr.
Funderburke is a native of Ashe-
boro, and holds a B.A. degree
from Wake Forest College and a
B.D. degree from Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary. A
young man, he is well-liked by
young people and is in great de
mand as a speaker.
Special music will be furnished
by the Youth Choir of the local
Baptist Church, accompanied by
Miss Dianne Fields and directed
by the pastor, the Rev. Maynard
Mangum. Light refreshments will
be served by the youth of the
host church in the Fellowship
Hall following the meeting.
One boiled sweet potato pro
vides three times the recommend
ed amount of vitamin A. At the
same time, the potato will provide
more than half the vitamin C
requirements as well as some iron,
thiamine, mineral and protein.
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