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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1963
The National Society for Crip- lyiEmfC S DEDCAMAI Q
pled Children and Adults, with j W Add IwEWwd OK b EladwWALd .
1,400 affiliates, is the oldest and ; BY MRS. CHARLES CAMERON j given for their outstanding play-'
largest voluntary agency serving | Honored ' winning the sports
the physical handicapped. Con- j ^ community get-together and
tributions to the annual Easter: dance honoring the Vass-Lake-
Seal Campaign, now underway, fi- | girls team. County basket-
nance its work.
ball champions, was enjoyed, by
some 200 parents, citizens, teach-
and
i ers, and high school boys and
I girls in the school cafeteria Fri
day night. •
Decorations of blue and white,
the school colors, were prevalent
throughout the hall, with a dis
play of basketball trophies at the
01i fi ciiiCv-.. I
From the refreshment table
ce vered v/ith a whi‘'e cloth with
d', lions of blue silhouettes of
■-'‘1 Jia-d^c-tbail players and cen-
'f,.ect:ve over 15 years, of afie. | tered with the gold basketball.
Deep-doam relief . . . fast, wlion pain i
attacks <'f minor Arthritis, Kheu- j
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back. At druggists everywhere.
manship trophy for three consecu
tive years.
Special recognition was given
David Crockett, a senior, and
recent winner of a Morehead
Scholarship and to David’s sister,
Ann, the County v/inner of the
Piecitation - Declamation contest
held af Carthage on Thursday
night of last week.
J. E. Causey presented the girls
with a certificate and gold basket
balls, inscribed “1963 Champions”.
Presbyn.hm Mee;
Circles of the Presbyterian
Women of the Church ’"let. last
week with urograms on “Evangel
ism.” A social hour with refresh-
afternoon.
Billy Holder, who was a patient
for a number of weeks at Moore
Memorial Hospital and has since
been a shut-in-at home, is show
ing great improvement and is
able to he up and out. .
F. R. Smith is a shut-in - at
home.
Claude Doss, who was hospita
lized at St. Joseph’s Hospital be
fore being transferred to N. C.
Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill,
underwent major surgery, a leg
amputation, Thursday.
Mrs. Horace Mullinix, Mrs.
Robert Coffey, Mrs. James Hud
son, Mrs. Charles Cameron, and
Bill Frye attended classes at the
Bible School Institute at Page
Memorial Methodist Church on
Tuesday of last week.
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I ments followed each meeting.
|i<he winning trophy, refreshments ]y[_ Chappell and Mrs.
ijo^’ punch, sandwiche,?, nuts and .fj Jack'^on v/ere co-hostesses
v .^r r.oue.res were served. ' 1 to t^'e Jane McGill circle on Mon-
I j'..-’,'."ic for dar.cmg was furnish- ^ n!?ht. Mrs. Eugene Hicks
; •’ by a juke box. i ^resided
: School principal, John Mc-|- ^
I dss TpySairr .he mh.
inrrents and community for their;-^‘^sented a^s-nsMne Basket for
I ;mtei^st m the school and players. i -i-J ^
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i Circle 1 met on Wednesday
! ni,ght with Mrs. Geor.ge T .aubschpr
hostess at her home. Mrs. Hugh
Mcl.ean presided and moderated
the Bible study. Mrs. I.enwood
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Evangelism.
Attend Hally
Representing the Men of the
Vass Presbvterian Church at the
Spring Rally of Men of District
which v/as held at the Cameron
[Presbyterian Church Sunday
hfternoon and evening were: W.
IF, Gladstone, Karl Schweinfurth,
^ C. C. Crockett. W. J. Morgan,
! Julian Smith and Herbert Cad-
j dell.
' Local Sccut Activities
Fighteen members and their
leacic”. Clyde Smith, of Vass
Troon 310 snent Friday night and
Sat-irdav on a camping trip at
Karl. The Scouts hiked
wit’i full pack to Camp, located
nea- the W. S. Henning Farm
nea- the Clav Road section.
Fighteen Cub Scouts from the
Va=3 Dens toured the Karagheus-
ian A. and M. Inc., plant on
Monday cf last v/eek. They were
poc.-.mtianied by their leaders
Mrs J. R. Blue, Mrs. Howard
Gschwind, Mrs. Rody Futrell and
assisted by Mrs. Walter Patnode
On Friday night at the Cub
Pack meeting at the Vass Com
munity House a kite judging con
test was held amon.g the Cubs.
Winners were: John David l\Jc
Rab, prettiest; Robert Wicker and
Nickey Futrell tied for the most
unusual one.
Mrs. Thompson, a fifth grade
teacher at the Vass - Lakeview
School, -was guest speaker and
showed films made during her
recent stay in Alaska.
Honored
Teresa Ashley was honored at
a party given on her 13th birthday
Saturday by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Ashley, at their home^
Refreshments were enjoyed and
1 games were played. Guests at-
VASS-LAKEVIEW GIRLS, Moore County Tournament champs
and winners of the Sportsmanship Award, are pictured here.
Seated in the front row, from left to right, are: Judy Bailey,
Diane Cameron, Joyce Jones, Sarah Von Metzger and Jean
Jones. Second row, same order, Debbie Johnson, Pat Mills,
Brenda Richardson, Amy Callahan and Sandra Von Metzger. In
the back row. Coach David Page, Mary Hopton, Sandra Smith,
Gladys Smith and Mary Ann Thompson. The girls were honored
Friday night m the school cafeteria as reported in the accom
panying Vass news column. T.bey won the County Sportsmanship
Award for the second successive year, sharing it this year with
Cameron girls, co-winners.
(Photo, courtesy of The Moore County News)
tending were: David Grissom,
Donald Holder, Pam Wicker, De
bra Howell, Diane Hudson,
Brenda Holder, Vanessa Powers,
Tommy Campbell, L. B. Horne,
Billy Ashley, and Jackie Danley.
Personals
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond McLean were her
sister, Mrs. Elsie Bryant and son,
Nickey, of Erwin.
I.Tr. and Mrs. Billy Ashley and
boys, Rickey and Kinney, of San
ford visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Ashley Sunday.
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Jeanette Mullinix,
student at Woman’s College. Son
Jimmy visited with an aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Max Morris,
in Ophir, while his parents were
away.
Misses Judy and Betty Cameron
of Greensboro were weekend
guests of their cousin, Diane
Womble.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron,
and boys and Cathy Danley, Mrs.
Randell Cameron, and Mrs. E.
A. Frye called on Mr. and Mrs.
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