North Carolina Newspapers

/ 0 T 4 Page FOURTEEN THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963 WEST END NEWS AND PERSONALS By SALLY AUMAN Receives Recognition Lion J. F. Sinclair was present ed a plaque at the 18th Charter Night celebration Thursday in recognition of faithful and loyal service to the club and further ance of the objects of Lionism. Roy Swaringen, president elect, made the presentation on behalf of the club and recalled that Lion Sinclair served as the first club president, a zone chair man, deputy district governor and has also, a second term as the club’s president. Harris Blake, president of the Pinehurst Club was a guest and he also paid tribute to his former principal, J. F. Sinclair, and to the club for providing football uniforms when he and other stu dents were anxious to play. Vo calist Judy Upole sang “God Bless This House,’’ with Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Jr. at the piano. W. W. Hurley of Jackson Springs, and the John H. McCaskill and Woodrow Mclnnis families. They arrived last week and the chil dren visited relatives while Dr. and Mrs. Mclnnis attended the medical convention in Atlantic City, N. J. The attractive chil dren, Nancy, Marilyn and Charles, are all in the accelerated sections in the Oklahoma City Schools. The older son, Bobby, is a sophomore at the University of Oklahoma and he is the recipient of a scholarship. He is a swim ming instructor for the summer and did not make the trip. ed here where he served as pas tor of the Presbyterian Church. . The Rev. Hogan Yancey has re signed as pastor of the Pasadena Presbyterian Church of St. Petersburg, Fla. and will study next year at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. The family will sail from New York on Au gust 8. The fanlily is remember- Misses Blanche and Alberta Monroe visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe, Jr. in Raleigh last week- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter and Nancy and Nancy’s cousin. Gay Williams of Eagle Springs, vaca tioned last week at Ocean Drive 3each, S. C. They were joined [cr a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Roy C; Williams of Eagle Springs and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Monroe of Raeford. Wednesday dinner, guests of Mrs. Claude Aumart were Misses Kate and Eva Graham of South ern Pines and Miss Lizzie Morri son of Cameron. Visiting the Au- mans Thursday through Saturday were Misses Kathleen Alexander and Olivia Adams Of the Presby terian Home in High Point. At Ocean Drive Beach last week were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Monroe and Jean, Brenda Mc Kenzie and Mrs. Broadus Combs, all of Eagle Springs. Janet Markham was at home for the weekend from St. An drews College Summer Music Camp and with her was Ethel Porter of Charlotte who was here to help Becky and Janet have a happy birthday on Saturday. Fri day night the following from West End attended a concert at St. Andrews at which time Janice Gordon, Janet Markham and Lib- ba Johnson appeared in a chorus: Becky Markham, Mrs. Harold Markham, Mrs. R. B. Lewis, Miss Edith Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gordon, Miss Geneva Gor don, Mrs. Floyd Upole and Miss Judy Upole and Jane Jackson. Mrs. North Lewis is visiting her parents in Chicago, Ill. BIRTHS- June 17i—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson Griffin, McCain. June 18—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craven, Route 2, Robbins; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cheek, Robbins; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lester Leak, Route 1, Raeford; son, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Godwin, Hoffman. June 19—^Daugnter, Mr. and John Ross, Jr., Aberdeen. June 20—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Franklin Goins, Route 1, Jackson Springs; son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson, iPineburst; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Winslow McDowell, Aberdeen. June 21—Son, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby E. Monroe, Route 2, Car thage; Son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Pines. June 22—^Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie E. Edwards, Route 1, mond Leroy Sealy, Southern Bear Creek; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Lucas, Route 2, Robbins. June 23—Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Furr, Pinehurst; daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Reese, Aberdeen; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bibey, Route 3, Carthage; son, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hennings, Southern Pines. FOR A COOL DEAL GET A ROOM AIR CONDITIONER FROM VASS TV & RADIO TIME NOW TO HAVE THOSE WINTER CLOTHES CLEANED AND STORED The Valet MRS. D. C. JENSEN Where Cleaning and Prices Are Belter! Attend Furniture Marts The Sandhill Furniture Corpor ation showed three new beautiful furniture designs last week at the Chicago Fiuniture Market and this week at the New York Mar ket. “The Edenton,” and ‘Tlhe Roanoke” are made of select hardwoods with a maple finish, also “The Pinehurst Pine,” made of white pine is furniture of dis tinction. Mrs. Mary VonCanon Sisk is the designer for the Sand hill and she and her husband, Hollie Sisk of Southern Pines and James Covey, sales manager for the Sandhill arc attending the markets. New Pastoral Assignments Mr. and Mrs A. L. Reynolds and family were assigned to the New- land-Grace Methodist Churches in the Elizabeth City District at the annual North Carolina Con ference last week as it met in Greenville. The Reynolds family has been a great influence on our community and on the West End Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Reynolds served as choir director of the church in addition to his pastoral duties. Joyce graduated from West End High School this year where she was editor of the annual and received high scholas tic honors. She will continue her education next year at Wesleyan Methodist College in Rocky Mount. Carol finished her junior year in our school. The pastor assigned to serve the West End Methodist Church is the Rev. D. C. Boone who comes from the Norman charge. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Boone have four children—Danny, who has attended Louisburg College; Pa tricia, who graduated from high school last year; Mary, who will enter high school this year; and Thomas who will enter the fourth grade. Principal and Mrs. J. R. Bren- dell, Jr., with Lynn, moved to Aberdeen on Tuesday. When the progress in education is recorded in this district, J. R. Brendell should be remembered as a lead er. Probably his most outstanding contribution was in bringing the largest school district in the coun ty and one of the larger ones in the state together and leading the fight for a supplementary school tax. Personals Mrs. Jim Prim, with Kim, of La Porte, "Texas, has visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fletcher for the past two weeks. She and Kim left Thursday for a visit with Jim’s parents in Richmond, Va. where Jim, who had been on a business trip to New York, met them. The faniily returned here this week before leaving by plane for Houston where he is with the Space Administration. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mclnnis and family of Oklahoma City are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. *rER :ii BEEFEAIERGIN 5.25 Fifth fosiesf, iHosf Popular Game £ver.,,Batk NOW at Colonial! 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