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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1964
Women's Activities
and Sandhills Social Events
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF, Editor
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Former Resident Presents History At
75th Meeting of Women Of Presbytery
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Mrs. Myrton T. Stewart of Car
thage outgoing Presbyterial pres
ident, presided last Wednesday
and Thursday at the 75th anni
versary meeting of the Women
of Fayetteville Presbytery of the
Synod of North Carolina.
The session, opening with the
annual meeting of the Executive
Board, was held at the First
Presbyterian Church of Red
Springs.
Mrs. Colon McLean of Wash
ington, N. C., synodical president,
was the speaker at the dinner for
Executive Board members and
special guests.
The meeting ended with the
election and installation of new
officers for the Women of Fay
etteville Presbytery, and Mrs.
Stewart presented the gavel to
her successor, Mrs. John H.
Nance of Fayetteville. Mrs. Clin
ton P. Campbell of Carthage was
named vice president.
Of special interest on the
Thursday afternoon program was
a history, “Seventy-five Years of
Service,” compiled by Miss Mary
McEachern of Red Springs, past
Presidential synodical historian,
and presented by Mrs. P. P. Mc
Cain, former Southern Pines res
ident, of Wilson, who is a past
Presbyterial president.
Another former Southern
THE QUEEN who will reign over the Home
coming game Friday night between Southern
Pines and Union Pines Schools, and at the
Homecoming dance Saturday night at the
Southern Pines Country Club, will be picked
from among the eight local high school lovelies
AT COUNTRY CLUB
pictured' above. They are, from left to right:
Cindy Cheek and Binky Rawlinson, seniors;
Susan Reeves and Linda Link, juniors; Jane
McGoogan and Barbara Ritchie, sophomores;
and Mary Lee Katavolos and Janice Boroughs,
freshmen. (Humphrey photo)
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Pines resident. Dr. Cheves K. Li-
gon, executive secretary of Fay
etteville Presbytery, presented
the offering objective. Dr. Ligon
was for 10 years pastor of Brown-
son Memorial Presbyterian
Church here.
Dr. Robert G. Hall, minister of
Red Springs church, Wednesday
gave a talk on “Glory in the
Church,” as revealed in the study
of Ephesians, a study continued
at the Thursday morning service
by Dr. James Appleby of Rich
mond, Va.
On Thursday morning, the Rev.
J.V.C. Summerell of Fayette
ville’s First Church gave an ad
dress on “The Living Word in
Our Life Today.”
An honorary life membership
was presented Mrs. H C. Mc-
Lauchlin of Raeford, past Pres
byterial president, by the histori
an, Mrs. I. J. Lancaster of Park-
ton.
Among new committee chair
men are: Ecumenical Missions
and Relations, Mrs. George
Chevy, and White Cross, Mrs.
Harold Markham, both from West
End.
Named a District chairman,
from Moore County, was Mrs. Vvl.
A. McGill of Aberdeen, District
6.
John Blue Chapter,
UDC, Holds Meeting
The John Blue Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy, met Wednesday, October
14 in the Golden Door room at
Howard Johnson restaurant. On
arrival, the hostesses, Mrs. John
Sloan, Mts. H. W. Doub, Mrs. W.
D. Caviness and Mrs. W. L. Rus
sell, served' delicious refresh
ments to the members present.
Mrs. H. W. Doub led in the
reading of the ritual and the
salute to the flags. A prayer was
read in memory of Mrs. I. A. j
Thompson, a member who died ]
recently.
Mrs. C. S. Patch, Sr., president,
presided, and heard committee
reports.
Mrs. C. E. Pleasants presented
the names of two proposed mem
bers, Mrs. Hazel Kobler and Miss
Patricia Ann Patch. The club
voted to accept them as members.
Mrs. Forrest Lockey, library
chairman, reported the book,
“Those 163 Days” by John M.
Gibson had been placed in the
library in loving memory of Miss
Pearl McMillan.
Mrs. A. L. Burney introd'uced
Mrs. George Martin who gave a
delightflul reading, “The Story
of Miss Mary Surratt.” In con
clusion, Mrs. Burney played
several records of Civil War
songs.
Baby-Siiters To Be
Available For GS
Leader Trainees
Baby-sitting will be available
for mothers who plan to take the
Girl Scout leader training course
October 26, 28 .and November 4,
9 and 11, said a spokesman this
week.
The morning training program
will be at 9:30 a.m. and the eve
ning program at 7 p.m. on each
of these dates at Brownson Me
morial Presbyterian Church,
Room 106.
N. C. Senator’s Wife Speaks On Her
Christian Experiences In Washington
Homecoming Queen And Court To Be
Presented At Saturday Night Dance
A nine-piece orchestra from
Charlotte, The Mellow Tones,
will play from 8 to midnight
Saturday at the Homecoming
Dance at the Southern Pines
Have You Been?
... to THE BARN,
at Griffin's Lake. V/* mi.
east of Lakevie'w, we mean.
You'll need lots of time to
browse, there are so many in
teresting gift and party items
to see.
BRASSWARE from seven
countries . . . picture frames,
candle holders, etc. Some
items patina on brass.
POTTERY from Moore and
Lee Counties.
Country Club.
The dance, for students of the
Southern Pines High School, will
be semi-formal and refreshments
will be served during the eve
ning.
The Queen, who will be select
ed at the Homecoming Game Fri
day night between the Southern
Pines Blue Knights and the
Union Pines football team, will
be presented at the party. She
will be accompanied by her
court.
AT WINSTON-SALEM
Three Tie For First
In Par Seekers Event
Mrs. Carlos Fry, Mrs. Gary C.
Henry and Mrs. James D. Hobbs,
tied for first place low net in
the Wednesday tournament of the
Par Seekers, women’s golfing as
sociation of the Southern Pines
Country Club.
Upon matching cards, Mrs.
Hobbs was declared winner. Mrs.
T. C. Worth, Jr. took the prize
for low putts.
CHRISTMAS CARDS - Choose from 15 albums
BOOKS
Report Of The Warren Commission
(Paperback)
STUDIO BOOKSHOP
105 E. Pennsylvania Ave.
Southern Pines
Son Of West
End Couple
Wed Saturday
Miss Jessie Marie Merritt was
married to Franklin R. Farmer of
Winston-Salem at 3 o’clock Sat
urday afternoon. The bride is the
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Oscar E. Merritt of Tobaccoville.
Her father performed the cere
mony at the Methodist Parson
age,
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Farmer of
West End. He graduated from
West End High School, attended
the University of North Carolina
and was graduated from Gaston
Technical Institute in Gastonia.
He is employed by Kirkman Elec
tronic Inc., in Winston-Salem.
The bride is a graduate of King
High School and is employed by
the Western Electric Company in
Winston-Salem.
She wore a street-length dress
of pink satin brocade with match
ing headdress, and carried a col
onial bouquet of pink sweetheart
roses and Baker’s fern.
The bride’s parents entertained
at a reception at their home.
After a wedding trip, the couple
will be at home at 3745 Avera
Ave., Winston-Salem.
Members of the Farmer family
attending the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Farmer and Philip,
Donald Farmer of King’s College,
Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L.
Troutman and Richard of Lau-
rinburg and Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Moore and children of Raleigh.
“You don’t deserve good gov
ernment unless you help to make
it so,” asserted Mrs. B. Everett
Jordan, in her talk Wednesday
at the Christian Women’s Club
lunch meeting at the Whispering
Pines Dobbs House Restaurant.
“Christian women in Washing
ton are doing just that,” added
the speaker, who is the wife of
North Carolina Senator Jordan,
in her talk which centered on
her Christian experiences in the
nation’s capital. Mrs. Jordan, was
for two years president of the
Congressional Women’s Prayer
Group,
Almost 150 women from over
the county attended the monthly
meeting, presided over by Mrs.
C. A. Pitts of Manly, chairman.
Novel rattan “trees”, attractive
ly adorned with fall leaves.
flowers and fruit, decorated the
individual tables.
Mouth-watering ensembles for
fall from Kay’s of Rockingham
were shown by models, Mrs. Peter
Katavolos, Mrs. June Cheek
Mrs. Robin Hinson, Mrs. Billy
Currie and Miss MoUie Privette.
Mrs. Welker played' for the fash
ion parade.
Mrs. Mary Jane Grimm sang
“Climb Every Mountain,” accom
panied by Mrs. Marion Creath.
The annual Men’s Dinner is
planned for November 24, with
Fred Smith of Cincinnati, well-
known business consultant, as
speaker. Special feature of the
affair will be a discussion of “Golf
Pointers,” by Doug Jetter, golf
pro and member of the PGA.
Lindsey Bergen, opera and con
cert tenor will sing.
Arrivals Noted At
Hollywood Hotel
Recent arrivals at the Holly
wood Hotel include Mr. and Mrs.
Haddon Kirk and her sister, Mrs.
Frazier, of Winston-Salem, and
Miss Elizabeth Slocum of Berk
ley Springs, W. Va.
Winners at the weekly bingo
game held Saturday night at the
Hollywood were Mrs. H. S. Kirk,
Mrs. Jane Reid, Miss Clara Bell,
Mrs. Frank Hale, Mrs. Rufus
Sprague and Mrs. Mabel Jacob
sen.
JOHN V
RUGGLES
about this question:
about this question:
“The neighbor’s duplex was
badly damaged by fire. They
estimate three months to com
plete repairs so it is livable.
Under his Home-owners Poli
cy, will he collect both his
‘additional living expense’
away from home and the ‘lost
rent’ from his duplex until he
and the renter can inhabit the
home?”
. Barnum Realty 8i Insurance Co.
Southern Pines, N. C.
Citizens Bank Bldg.
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VFW Auxiliary Plans
Sale, Sends Gift
To VA Hospital
At the meeting last Wednesday
of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary to
John Boyd Post 7318, president
Cecile Cameron announced that
the Auxiliary will hold its an
nual bake and sew sale Saturday,
October 24, at the Post home.
This is the night also, of the
Post’s Fall Festival.
The afghan now on display at
Mack’s 5&10 will be given the
winner at that time.
Proceeds from the sale will be
earmarked' for various Auxiliary
projects such as hospital work
and rehabilitation fund.
A donation has been sent by
the Auxiliary to the Jaycee’s
Lighting Fund and also, to the
VA Hospital at Oteen to be used
toward the purchase of Christ
mas presents for patients unable
to buy their own.
Next regular meeting of the
group is October 28, when plans
will be made for the District
meeting to be held here in
November.
Mrs. Cameron Takes
Course In Dental
Hygiene At UNC
Mrs. Hubert Cameron spent
Monday and Tuesday in Chapel
Hill, where she took a course at
UNC in “New Concepts and
Techniques in Dental Hygiene
Practice.” The course was spon
sored by the UNC Extension Di
vision and Curriculum for Dental
Hygiene, a continuing education
program for dental hygienists.
A graduate of Columbia Uni
versity’s School of Dental Hy
giene, Mrs. Cameron has been
associated with Dr. R. Bruce
Warlick in his office here for
three years. During the two-day
session, she roomed with Miss
Nancy Jo Traylor, a dental hy
gienist in New Bern and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don F.
Traylor, Jr. of Southern Pines.
If you have
HEADACHE
SEE YOUR DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACIIC
Perdstot headadie may be fte
r«ilt of preaaire on nerros in yonr
wMdi eanses tension and nene
Motion.
CUropnede treatment la often very
efteeUve^ costs less, takes leas time.
Gonsidt your Doctor of Qiirc^iraetie
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WSCS District
Officers Meet
With Mrs. Hiatt
Mrs. Joseph S. Hiatt, Jr. pre
sided last Wednesday at an ex
ecutive committee meeting of
the new Sanford District WSCS
of the Methodist Church, and en
tertained the 18 district and
conference officers at luncheon.
Both the morning meeting and
luncheon were at her home on
Midland Road. Plans were made
for sub-district meetings to be
held later. Mrs. Hiatt is district
president.
One such meeting took place
today, Thursday, at the Aber
deen Methodist Church, with
members of the Southern Pines
Methodist WSCS attending. This
was the Moore .Sub-District
Workshop, with a skit presented
and plans made for study courses
throughout the year.
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TAILORED
Beginning Riders
Start Classes At
Caddell's Stable
Mrs. Verdie Caddell has start
ed fall classes for beginning
equestrians at her stable off Mid
land Road. Mrs. CaddeU, who
takes her stable to Camp Yonah-
lossee in the mountains of west
ern North Carolina during the
summer months, will be assisted
here by her daughter, Mrs. Pat
(Stephen) Van Camp.
Classes meet Saturdays and
after school on weekdays.
She’s Got IT!
that smart
NEW LOOK
for fall
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Yim’s
Aberdeen and Southern Pines