THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1963
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page NINE
Coon Hound Water
Race Slated For
July 4 At Candor
The fourth annual Coon Hound
Water Race and dog show has
been scheduled for Thursday,
July 4, at Martine J. AUen’s
lake, three miles north of Candor.
Attracting dog owners and
sportsmen from a wide area, the
event opens at 10 a. m. and in
cludes the Coon Hound Water
Race, U. K. C. Bench Shows,
Grade Hound Dog Bench Show
and Ugly Hound Bench Show.'
Awards will be made to the
youngest and oldest person at
tending and to the person travel
ling the greatest distance to reach
the event. Gate prizes, donated
by Candor merchants, will be
given.
Refreshments will be sold by
the Flint Hill Christian Church
of Biscoe, RFD, to benefit the
church building fund.
Further information can be ob
tained from Martine J. Allen of
Candor, president of the spon
soring Cabin Creek Cooners Club.
An article about the water
races appears in the June issue of
“True” magazine.
Mrs. Taylor To
Appear Sunday At
Aberdeen Church
The trustees of Faith United
Presbyterian Church of Aberdeen
announce that Mrs. Edna Taylor
of the Taylortown community
near Pinehurst will present a
program at the church Sunday,
June 23, at 8 p. m., featuring col
ored slides and pictures of scenes
in Europe and the Holy Land.
The pictures were made by Mrs.
Taylor during a period of three
years overseas, most of which
was spent in Germany.
Mrs. Taylor is a former school
teacher who was active in that
profession for many years. She
has been active also in giving as
sistance to the Welfare Depart
ment and with the Red Cross and
Moore County Tuberculosis As
sociation.
Theodore R. Holland is chair
man of the Faith United Presby
terian Church board of trustees.
The public is invited.
Home
Demonstration
Mt, HoUy Club
The Mt. Holly Club women
held their second workshop of
the year in the White Hill Fel
lowship Hall beginning at 10.
Mrs. Owen Taylor of near
Broadway demonstrated and
taught a lesson on Crewel em
broidery. Miss Flora McDonald,
retiring extension agent of Moore
County, gave a lesson and de
monstration on “Trapunto” quilt
ing and also repeated a demon
stration on “How To Sew In A
Zipper.” The picnic dinner was
given in her honor and she was
presented a gift in cut glass from
the club in appreciation of her
untiring s-ervice to homemakers
Mrs. Taylor was presented a
gift in cut glass for her demon
stration. After lunch, the regular
June club meeting was held.
In all, 29 members and invited
guests enojyed the day.
—By Mrs. G. P. Jones,
Publicity Chairman
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Blue Ridge Parkway Motor
Road.” From the overlook, there
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