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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSD/^Y, AUGUST 13, 1964
Womens Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor TELEPHONE 692-6512
MISS ANGELYN STOKES, BRIDE-ELECT
COMPLIMENTED AT BRIDAL LUNCHEON
Carthage and Win-
Miss Angelyn Stokes of
Greensboro, whose wedding to
John B. McMillan, son of Dr.
and Mrs,. Robert M. McMillan of
Southern Pines, takes place next
Saturday evening, August 22 in
Greensboro, was complihien+ed
at a luncheon today given by
Mrs. Lament W. Brown and Mrs.
E. Nolley Jackson at the Brown
home on East Indiana avenue.
The 28 guests attending inclu
ded . friends from Raleigh,
Greensboro
ston-Salem.
Mrs. McMillan and her two
daughters, Julia and Mary, will
be in Greensboro this Saturday
for a luncheon and tea honoring
Miss Stokes. Mrs. Laura Sted-
man of Greensboro and Mrs. B.
S. Jones of Leaksville will be
hostesses for the luncheon, and
Mrs. Henry Latham and Miss
Mary Homey are giving the tea
Lattimore Weds
Miss Huffman
In Rowan Church
Charles D. Lattimore of Carth
age, Conservation Aid in Moore
county since June 1963, was mar
ried Sunday to Linda Huffman
of Kannapolis. They were married
in the old historic Christ Episcopal
Church at Cleveland, in Rowan
county. Lattimore will leave his
present position in mid-Septem
ber to resume his studies , at N.
C. State leading to a B.S. degree
in agricultural engineering.
In And Out Of Town
Returning home last week
after a vacation at Pawley’s Is
land, S. C., were Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Ostrom. During their stay
there, they had as house guests
her daughters, Mrs John Owsei-
chik,, her husband and their chil
dren of San Francisco, Calif., and
Mrs. Henry Ziegler, with Mr.
Ziegler and their young son of
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. James Besley
have returned from Montgom
ery, Ala where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Roy Bowden and
family. They went especially to
visit their newest grandson, and
to bring back to Southern Pines
with them for a visit, their
grandchildren, Cindy and Steve
Bowden. They will be here about
two weeks.
Mrs. Eugene McKenzie and her
son, Norman, left Wednesday to
drive to St. Petersburg, Fla.,
where they will visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Renfrew.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leighton Mc-
Keithen of Elkin were in town
Sunday, visiting friends and re
latives. Mr. McKeithen will- be
guest minister at Brownson Me
morial Presbyterian Church for
the worship service Sunday,
August 23.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ray spent
the weekend in Greensboro,
where he was in the wedding
party of Max Waiser and Peggy
Kendell, who were rnarried Satur
day night. The Walsers are com
ing to Southern Pines later this
week and will be living at 848
North Leak Street. He will teacli
at Fort Brag.g and his bride will
be on the faculty of the East
Southern Pines elementary school.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith, their
four children, and her mother,
Mrs, Jennie Teeter, of West End,
have returned from a week’s
vacation at Cherry Grove, S. C.
Returning to their home in
Savannah, Ga., are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Howard and their chil’
dren, who will be Sunday over
night visitors with her mother,
Mrs. James S. Milliken, en route
from a vacation trip to Darien,
Conn., where they visited Mrs.
Howard’s sister, Mrs. Deane M.
Evans and family.
Oh vacation in the Adirondacks
With their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alwin Folley, Jock and Dana at
tended a two-day Maple Syrup
Festival, formerly held in the
Spring but changed to summer,
and terminated by an oxen roast.
With Mrs. Folley and the chil
dren is Mrs. Charles Webster.
Mr. Folley returned home Sun
day. His family will return after
visits with friends in Hanover
and Warren, N. H., with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Jones in New Ca-
, naan. Conn., and stopoffs en
route to see Mt. Vernon and Wil
liamsburg. On the way to the
mountains, the Eolleys visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgange Lange-
wiesche (she is the former Pris
cilla Coleman of Southern Pines)
at their home in Princeton, N. J.
Mrs. Charles A. Pitts and her
three children have just returned
from about a month at the Coral
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Mrs. Frank Schmezer and her
daughter. Miss Blanche Sher
man, returned Saturday from
New York State, where they
spent two weeks visiting relatives
and friends in Genoa and Homer.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. C. H. Donnell
and children, Douglas and Susan,
are arriving tomorrow for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. W. T. Med-
lin, at her home on West Vermont
avenue. The Donnells have been
stationed in Paris, France for the
past three years, but expect to
be in Washington, D. C. this fall.
They have been spending the
past week with his parents in
Ardmore, Pa.
Mrs. Sidney Isenberg and chil
dren, Sidhey and Miriam, of
Orange, Ct. arrived Tuesday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Sidney Windham, at her home in
Aberdeen. Her sister, Mrs. Wil
liam Benson, is having a few
friends in for coffee Friday morn
ing at her home on North Bennett
street to meet and visit with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harmon
and young son, David, have mov
ed from their apartment on Leak
Street to Mrs. Charles Loup’s
home on Midland Road. The Har
mons are from Statesville and
came to Southern Pines last De
cember. He is associated with
(Professional Management, Inc.
Miss Alice Farrior of Newport
News, Va. is arriving tomorrow
evening for a visit of several days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marsden L. Farrior at their home
on Ridge street. She is coming
especially for the Tolar-Parks
wedding Saturday, when she ser
ves as Miss Tolar’s maid-of-honor.
Mrs. C. B. Gale and two grand
children, Mrs. Donald Traylor,
Sr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Chandler,
Sr. went to Manteo the first of
the week, Tbsy attended the piay;
“Lost Colony,” Monday evening
and Tuesday, on the way back
home, they came by Elizabeth
City and had a nice visit with
Mrs. Walter Spaeth, Sr. Mrs.
Spaeth is a former resident of
Southern Pines, when she and the
late Mr. Spaeth and their family
resided on Ashe Street. Their son,
Walter, Jr., is a practicing physic
ian in Elizabeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ratliff,
Jr. are vacationing this week at
Cherry Grove beach in South
Carolina.
Weekend guests of the Howard
Butlers at their home in Wey
mouth Heights were Mrs. Butler’s
sister and brother - in - law, the
Milton Enkstroms, of Lake Worth,
Fla. They . -were enroute home
from California where Mrs.
Engstrom was a Florida commit-
teewoman at the Republican Na
tional Convention.
Among out of town people here
last Thursday for the funeral
services of Mrs. Frank E. W^aiker
were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mount-
castle, Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs
Carlisle Noblit, Brockway, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and
family, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs.
Nan Taylor, Mrs. Basil Boyd,
Stoneboro, Pa.; Mrs. Jean Kalten-
baugh and Mrs. Joan Kaltenbaugh
and daughters, Susan and Maxine,
Sandy Lake, Pa.
Mr .and Mrs. J. W. Causey and
daughters, Helen and Sally,
spent last weekend with Mrs.
Causey’s sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Keister,
at their island home on Lake
Murray, S, C.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDonald
and daughter, Laura Lee, of Wil
son were guests last weekend of
his mother, Mrs. Mildred McDon
ald. Their young son, Kendall,
who had been visiting his grand
mother for several days, returned
home with them.
Joseph S. Hiatt, III arrives to
morrow from Duke University
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Southern Pines
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where he has been attending sum
mer school, and will be with his
parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hiatt
Jr., at‘ their home on Midland
Road for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris L, Hodg
kins and Mr. and Mrs. Hodgkins,
Jr. were in Charlotte last Satur
day for the professional football
game.
Paul C. (Pete) Butler, Jr. is
arriving tomorrow evening from
Portsmouth, Va for a two week’s
vacation with his family at their
home on Midland Road. Pete, who
is on the faculty of Wilson High
School in Portsmouth, has been
teaching summer school there.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tacka-
bery and children. Bill and Patty
of Libertyville, Ill. -were guests
of her mother, Mrs. J. I. Neal, for
a couple of days last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert McMillan,
with Julia, Mary and Robert,
spent last week vacationing at
Pawley’s Island, S. C. at Mrs.
Fred Page’s cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cole
and children are spending this
week in the North Carolina
mountains. Last Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings, Mrs. Cole
entertained at a coffee hour for
a large group of friends at her
home on North Weymouth road.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Cornell
and son, Marvin, Jr., are leaving
tomorrow for Islamorada on the
Florida Keys for ten days deep
sea fishing. Marvin, Jr., a rising
junior at Pfeiffer College this
fall, is studying marine biology,
and the family has been going to
Florida for several summers for
water sports—particularly fish
ing for the large species off the
coast. Marvin won a trophy last
year for catching one of the larg
est jacks of the season. He is tak
ing sciibg diving lessons again
this year, also, '
Mies Polly MifAer left New
York City by plane last Friday
morning for a two months’ tour of
the European continent. She is
with a group of friends from
Statesville. They plan to visit
seven or eight countrieis,, and
will return to the States about
the first of October on the Queen
Mary.
Miss Flora Chapman left last
week for Canada for a six weeks’
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs R. T. Meyer and
daughter, Leslie, of Allison Park,
Pittsburgh, Pa. have returned to
their home after a week’s stay
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. N. Schumacher, in Knollwood.
The Schumachers will have as
their guests several days next
week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L.
Barnes of Palm Beach, Fla., who
are en route to Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Pollard
are leaving tomorrow morning
for a week’s vacation at Miam.i
Beach, Fla. and a boat trip to the
Bahamas. Their daughter, Susan,
will spend the week visiting
friends in Winston-Salem. Susan,
who graduated from Greensboro
College in June, plans to teach
music in the Hillsboro Junior
High school this fall, and will
live in Chapel Hill. She spent
several weeks this summer as
counselor at Camp Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Avery
and children, Mike, Pete and
Patty,, are leaving tomorrow for
Sterling*, Colorado wihere they
will make their home. Mr. Avery,
who has been there for several
months getting his new business,
Avery Auto Parts, started', came
home last Saturday to help get
his family moved. They have
lived for a number of years at
their home on Maples road and
have been active in all phases of
community life. They are mem
bers of Brownson Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Mrs. Avery’s
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Sargeant, reside on Pinegrove
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Hayes,
Jr. and children, Peter and Chris
tian, have returned to their home
in Weymouth Heights after a
week’s stay at the Tip-Top Inn,
Pawley’s Island, S. C.
Miss Karen Botcher of Towson,
Md. will be the weekend guests
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Neilsen
Botcher at the home of Mrs,
Botcher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gordon-Mann, in Knoll
wood. Mrs. Botcher and
Mrs, Hannah Feted
A-t Bridal Shower
Mrs. Tony Hannah was hon
ored at a bridal shower given
Saturday at the Aberdeen Legion
Hut by hostesses Mrs. Lee Wine-
coff, Mrs. J. D. Stephenson and
Miss' Judy Livergood.
The recent bride was the for
mer Jean Hunsucker, daughter
of Mrs. Leroy Mclnnis of South
ern Pines, who was amOng the 25
guests present.
Decorations were in pink and
white and gifts were arranged on
a table at the end of the room.
Refreshments of punch, cake,
mints and nuts were served by
the hostesses. Mrs. Winecoff
poured punch.
New Heir-Rivals
DEAN’WALKER BUCHAN
Mr. andYlrs. Frank W. Buchan
announce the birth of a son. Dean
Walker, on-^unday, August 9, at
Moore Memorial Hospital, Pine-
hurst. The Buchans, who reside
on East Connecticut avenue, have
four other children, Linda, Pete,
Donna and Amy.
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MISS DORIS ANN TAYLOR, whose engagement to Aubrey
Leon Keith, Jr. is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Watson Taylor, Sr. of Vass. Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Sr. are
also of Vass. The wedding is planned for September 27.
DR. COCKBURN WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER
AT CHRISTIAN WOMENS CLUB LUNCHEON
Hamels To Leave
For Memphis For
Son’s Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald A.
Hamel of South Valley Road are
leaving Tuesday morning for
Memnhis, Tenn. to attend the pre
wedding festivities of their son.
William, and Miss Linda Lee
Wiley, whose marriage takes
place next Saturday, August 22
in the McLean Baptist Church
there. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Brady Wiley of
Memphis.
Mr. Hamel’s sister. Mrs. Ken
neth Witham and daughter,
Lynn, of Waterbury, Vt. came
down this week for a visit and
will accompany Mr. and Mrs.
Hamel to Tennessee.
Mrs. Donovan Wins
Par Seekers’ Event
Mrs. William Donovan took
first place in Wednesday’s Par
Seekers tournament at the
Southern Pines Coimtry Clu|b.
Tied for second place were Mrs.
Roy Grinnell and Mrs. Richard
Davis.
The tournament was played
according to the Callaway sys
tem. With this method, handi
caps are based on the day’s gross
score of each player.
Dr. S. Herbert Cockburn, A. B.,
B. D., ThM and ThD, professor of
languages and political science
at University of North Carolina
and Campbell College, will be
the guest speaker at the month
ly luncheon meeting of the Sand
hills Christian Womens Club to
be held at Whispering Pines Res
taurant Wednesday, at 12 noon.
A special feature will be pre
sented by Tots Toggery of South
ern Pines, entitled “Back to
School Revue” with several local
children acting as models. A mu
sical program will be provided
by Mrs. Caroline McGoogan of
Southern Pines.
For reservations please call
Mrs. A. L. Burney, 695-3431, or
Mrs. N. E. McKay, 695-6321.
Miss Pearson To
Visit Here Enroute
To Atlantic City
Miss Ann Pearson of Sacra
mento, Calif, is arriving tomor
row (Friday) for a week’s visit
with her mother, Mrs. Annabel le
Pearson, at her home on East
Connecticut Avenue. Ann is a
correspondent for United Press
International, with headquarters
in California, and is enroute to
Atlantic City for the Democratic
National Convention.
Miss Pearson also attended the
Republican Conventijon las^
month. This is the first time in
over two years she has visited j
her home town.
Miss Taylor Joins
Friend For Trip
To World’s Fair
Miss Mary Ann Taylor, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M.
Taylor of Aberdeen, is leaving
next Friday by plane for Houston,
Tex. where she will join a school
friend. Miss Gayle Stokes of Cor
pus Christie, for a trip to New
York City and the World’s Fair.
The trip for two was won by Miss
St9k?s, end, Mery Ann was the
lucky recipient of the invitation
to go along for the all-expenses
paid week. The girls will be stay
ing at the New York-Hilton hotel.
Upon their return to Texas,
Mary Ann will leave from there
for Tuscon, Ariz., where she en
ters her senior year at the Uni
versity of Arizona.
Looking Ahead
WMU MEETS
The WMU of the First Baptist
Church will hold a general meet
ing next Tuesday night, at 8 p.m.
The occasion will be a jubilee
celebration with a program pre
sented by the Sunbeams and the
Girl’s Auxiliary.
Special guests for the evening
will be Rev. John Stone.
Weekly Notes From
United Church of Christ
The sermon theme for Sunday,
August 16, “Institution & Faith:
A Unique Relationship.”
Roger Gibbs, former Choir di
rector now living in Greensboro,
will be guest soloist.
Promotion Sunday for
Church School is set for August
30.
“Teleprayer” to resume Sep
tember 1.
The Youth Fellowship Pro
gram to reorganize for the win
ter beginning September 13.
Opening date for weekday kin
dergarten taught by Mrs. Ralph
Chandler, is set for October 1.
BP&W TO MEET
The Sandhill Business & Pro
fessional Women’s Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting
Thursday, August 20, at 7:15 p.m.,
at the Holiday Inn. Dr. Raymond
Stone, President of Sandhills
Community. College, will be the
guest speaker. All members are
encouraged to attend, and bring
guests if they wish.
JOHN
RUGGLES
bbout this question
I sneezed' and my upper plate
flew out the car window fnd
was crushed by a passing car.
Can I collect for my loss under
the ‘extended coverage’ of my
Household Fire Policy, which
covers vehicle damage to my
personal belongings?
For the answer to your in
surance questions feel free to
call
Barnum Realty & Insurance Co.
Southern Pines. N. C.
Citizens Bank Bldg.
WE ARE INDEPENDENT
AGENTSI
WOODMEN CIRCLE
All officers and team members
of the Woodmen circle are asked
to be present at the special meet
ing in the Woodmen HaU on Mon
day, August 17 at 8 p.m.
daughter are with her parents
while her husband Lt. Botcher, is
on a tour of duty overseas. Here
last weekend from summer school
at Chapel Hill was Patty Gordon-
Mann, who returns this fall to
her studies at Bryan Mawr, Pa.
Guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. R. S. Durant, this week are
Robbie Durant of Asheboro and
Jimmy Durant of Lumberton. The
boys, both 12 years old, are sons
of Mrs. Durant’s sons, Robert and
Dick Durant.
Miss Rosie Chandler, daughter
of Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Chandler,
Jr., has arrived home from Ced'ar
Mountain near Brevard, where
she was a counselor at the water
front at Camp Burgis-Glenn this
summer. She returns to Meredith
College for her senior year this
fall. The Chandler’s older daugh
ter, Judy, who has been living
with them for several months,
expects her husband. Airman 2nd
Class Kenneth M. Reid, to return
home about the first of next
month from a tour of duty in
Athens, Greece. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid of South
ern Pines.
Guests of the Warren Bells at
their Knollwood home this week
are Mr. Bell’s two nieces, Mary
and Ann Bell of South Bend, Ind.
and Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk
and three children of Pompano
baby eBach, Fla.
Hollywood Hotel
Resident Back After
Visits With Relatives
Mrs. Lloyd Hunt, who makes
her home at the Hollywood Ho
tel. has returned from visiting
relatives in Washington, D. C.,
Santa Barbara, Calif, and Myrtle
Beach, S. C.
Bingo Winners
The following were winners at
bingo, Saturday night. Miss
Hazel Macddnald, Mrs. Sidney
Cole, Mrs. Monroe Rule, Mrs. E.
F. Bentley, nad Mrs. William
Smith.
Cosmetic Sale
Reduction
on Brand Nome
Cosmetics
Through August
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available anywhere. — 24-hour service
Two Registered Pharmacists On Duty
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no N.W. Broad St. Southern Pines Ph. 695-5411
Folk Singing Group
Has Picnic And
Get - Together
Guests last weekend of A1 But
ler and his sister, Jeanne, were
Miss Joy Newberry and Rod
Page of Lumberton and David
Hedrick of Raleigh. It was the
first time this summer the boys
who are Campbell College stu
dents, have been together to
practice their folk music, and a
small group of their friends were
together Saturday evening at the
Taylor cabin in Aberdeen for a
hamburger supper and “sing.”
Miss Mary Ann Taylor and A1
were hosts at the picnic.
Out of town guests who came
especially for the party included
Ed Koster, Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. John Humphries, Sanford;
Miss Sally Peterson and Mr. and
Mrs. “Skip” Sickles, Laurinburg;
Carl Adams, Raleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McDonald, Wilson. Rus
sell Powell came in later in the
evening with his mandolin to join
in the ‘hootenanny.”
Annual Midsummer
SALE
Aug. 8
to
Aug. 22