THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1964.
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Page FIFTEEN
WEST END NEWS AND PERSONALS
BY SALLY AUMAN ; ,
Vaccine To Be Given
An all-out effort is being made
by the West End Lions to era^-
cate Polio when the Sabin swal
vaccine will be administered here
on Sunday afternoon, March 22,
and again on April 19 and,,May
19. The entire school district‘Will
participate, including thel%5agie
Springs and Vineland Schools and
the Jackson Springs comipunity.
The school cafeteria will bc set
up to give the lumps of sugar
which will have two drops of the
vaccine on each and it will be
tasteless. There will be ajcontri-.
bution of 25c but this is' not
compulsory. '
Attends Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poley were
in Winston - Salem Sati^jday;
where Mrs. Poley attendedf;the,
Alumnae Meeting at the Cfty
Memorial Hospital. Honoring the
alumnae was a coffee hour, a
tour of the old building, luncheon,
an afternoon tea and a tour of
the new 16 million dollar hospital
which has just been completed:
Mrs. Poley marveled at all the
new devices now being used'^^Sttd.
she commented on the use of
television. Should a family, be
cause of age, not be able to visit
with a sick parent, thev could
use a room, so provided, ana
visit by TV. The day was cli
maxed with a banquet alii the
American Legion for the akd|^ae
and their guests. Other a'BtjIthal
attending the meeting from 'Ihis
section were Miss Gertrude
Thomas, Mrs. Mary Poindeyter,
Mrs. Lean Thomas MoinCeter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fry Foster, Mrs,
Frances Lewis Gordon and Miss
Smith of Pinebluff.
Clean-up Day ,
Saturday has been de igrtate^
as clean-up day at the West 'fcndi
Cemetery. Come at 9 a.rn, With
implements with which to ywafk.
Should the weather be seVei^e.
plan for the following Saturday.
Girl Scout Obser\ance ,
The Girl Scouts are observing
the birthday of the national
organization this week. They' will
terminate their activities on Sun
day by attending the 11 o’clock
worship service at the Presbyter
ian Church .
PTA Meeting
The PTA will meet Monday at
7:30 in the school auditorium.
Miss Comer’s FHA girls will hold
a nursery for the small children
whose parents attend the meet
ing. All members are urged to
attend.
Sandspur Club Hostess
Mrs. James Rector will be
hostess to the Sandspur Club
Thursday evening at 8 o’clock at
her home.
Woman's Club
The Woman’s Club will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in
the Recreation Hall of the Pres
byterian Church.
Methodist Youth
The Methodist Youth were
hosts to the Interdenominational
Fellowship on Sunday evening,
beginning with supper and re
creation. A program in the form
of a play “Am I Prepared for
Easter?’’ was presented by li^ffiry
Boone, Sharon Richardson,,,anj^
the adviser, Roy SwaringerntFoti
lowing a buzz session as con]|^A
ation of the program, the youth
assembled in the church sanctu
ary for a candlelight dedioatiaa
service to prepare themselv^'^n
the Resurrection.
Holly Grove Club
Mrs. Virginia Thomas was
hostess to the Holly Grove Home
Demonstration Club Friday eve
ning. Mrs. L. M. Currie, presi
dent, presided at the meeting
welcomed Mrs. Neil Mcl®s|^e
into the club. Reports wfere
given of the books read by the
members and they were discuss
ed. Mrs. Currie presented the
program “Wall Samples and Wall
Finishes.’’ She pointed out that
walls give protection, privacy,
govern the room size and shape.
The character of the finish de
termines the movement, vistas,
effects the light and sound and
forms a background against or
with which one lives.
The hostess was assisted in
serving apple pie ala mode by
Brenda aand Debbie Thomas.
Vagabond Players
i Mrs. W. M. Thompson and her
English HI classes will attend a
program, “The World of Carl
Sandburg,” at the Pinehurst High
^pljool next Tuesday. The pro-
'S^m will be presented by the
Si|gabond Players and should be
of special interest to the Juniors
’since they have studied the works
of iCarl Sandburg in American
'Mteature.
DB .-f^ubs Meet
The , Distributive Education
Glhiis of North Carolina will
me^l in Raleigh Fridav and Sat
urday for the annual State Lead-
mship' Convention. The Moore
County Club will be represented
and the' students from West End
attending will be Daniel Boone
and fWalter Sitaley. Daniel will
serve as one of the three voting
aelfegates and Walter will serve
a.s color bearer for the local club
in a colorful parade of represen-
tative.s from all the schools which
have D. E. Programs, throughout
the staff. Issues to be voted upon
will include elections of officers
and revisions to the state consti
tution.
Contests in job interview, pub
lic “pe iking, ad-layout and sales
demonstration will be conducted
and winners of the district con
tests will be the contestants. A
banquet and dance will be held
Friday evening at the Memorial
Auditorium in connection with
the convention.
Seven students in all will at
tend from Moore County. Adults
accompanying the students in
clude Mrs. Eva Merrill of the
Sandhill Citizen; William Gentry,
Barnuhi Realty and member of
the D; E. Advisory Committee;
and Mrs. Mary Ellen Booker, co
ordinator of the D. E. Programs
of Moore County.
Methodist Circise
Mrs. Ben Brewer and Mrs.
John Branson were hostesses to
the Minnie Morris Circle of the
Methodist Women on Monday
evening at the Youth Building.
A program “What the Christian
Wdman Reads” was presented by
Mrs. Daniel Boone, Mrs. Ernest
Tart and Mrs. Reid Furr.
Mrs: Ethel Davis was hostess to
the Margaret Brown Circle. A
program in the form of a play
“Problems of Our Later Years”
was presented by Mrs. Vivian
Tucker, Mrs. A. J. Hanner and
Mrs. Davis.
The Methodist will have prayer
service on Sunday evenings in
the Youth Building, a change
from the Wednesday evening
,ingeti-ngs-
New Member
Roy ' Swaringen has been ap
pointed a member of the West
JS^d '--Eire Commission by the
Moore County Commissioners.
'^oy will replace Paul VonCanon,
moyed to Sylva after serving
as* the commissions secretary-
treasurer so well for so long. The
commissioners made an excellent
appointment and West Enders
know that Roy will execute the
same efficiency in this matter as
he dpes in the many other civic
j|ibs|whi,ch he undertakes,
tiiififcers^^nstalled
Nfrth Lewis was installed as
president of the Men of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening and installed to serve
with him were Earl Auman, vice-
president and William E. Jackson,
secretary - treasurer. The Rev.
George Cheney installed the of
ficers and pre^nted a recording
given by Dr. Ben Lacy Rose at
the Assembly’s Men’s Convention
in Dallas, Texas. The supper was
prepared by Roy Carter and W.
E. Jackson.
Presbyterian Circles
The Monday Evening Circle of
the Presbyterian Women met
with Miss Bert McCrummen with
Mrs. Harold giving the Bible
study.
Mrs. R. B. Lewis was hostess to
the Tuesday Morning Circle. Miss
Nellia McCrummen presented the
Bible study and' Miss Vista Mark
ham, the program.
Speaks To Seniors
A representative from the Lee
Industrial School in Sanford
spoke to the seniors this week.
He told them of the courses the
school has to offer - practical
nursing, drafting, auto machanics,
air - conditioning, welding, elec
tronics and designing. A Trade
Course runs for one year and the
Technical Course for two years.
Marriage Announced
Mrs. Frances McNeil announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Shirley Ann, to Michael Sammy
Puckett on Friday evening at
Bennettsville, South Carolina.
The bride is a senior at West End
High School. She is also the
daughter of Earl McNeil of West
End. The bridegroom, son of Mrs.
E. G. Puckett and the late Mr.
Puckett, attended West End High
School and is employed with the
Proctor-Silex Company in South
ern Pines. The couple will be at
home with his mother.
Son Born
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harold
(Bub) Upole, Jr. of Salisbury,
Maryland, announce the birth of
a son, Floyd Harold Upole, HI,
March 2 at Peninsula General
Hospital. Mrs. Upole is the for
mer Miss Wendy Dale of Ocean
City, Md. The grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Upole of
West End.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rushing
attended the funeral Saturday for
her grandmother, Mrs. Linda Hall,
of Candor, at the Macedonia
Presbyterian Church. Also attend
ing from here was Mrs. E. G.
Puckett. Weekend guests of Mrs.
Puckett were Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Puckett of Norfolk, Va. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Puckett of
Augusta, Ga.
Attend CTA Meet
The members of the school
faculty attended a meeting of the
Classroom Teachers Association
in Carthage on Tuesday.
Personals
Gary Rushing of Campbell Col
lege spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Rushing. The Rushings are again
operating the general store at
Rushing village.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkie were
weekend guests of her father, T.
G. Wallace in Harmony, at which
time the family helped celebrat
ed his 95th birthday, March 10.
The Harold Wood family visit
ed Mrs. Wood’s father, M. M.
McManus in Red Springs for the
weekend.
Weekend guests of the Dwight
Richardson’s were Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Richardson of Greens
boro and Miss Hilda Richardson
and Mrs. Lola Austin of Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Poole, with
Ley and Mark of High Point,
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hawley Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of Salis
bury called on Watts Auman on
Sunday afternoon.
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