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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1964
The Pinehurst Page
MARY EVELYN de NISSOFF
TELEPHONE 692-6512
Elected To Country
Club, Tin Whistles
Elected to membership in the
Tin Whistles Club at the Decem
ber meeting of the board of gov
ernors were Gilbert Morland of
Cristobal, Canal Zpne, and Ar
thur C. Muller, Jr. of Westfield,
N. J.
Recently named members of
the Pinehurst Country Club were
the following:
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson,
Jr., WilUamsville, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Cassidy, Bethes-
da, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Doyle, Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Dyer, Columbus, O.;
Mrs. Albert L. Ely, Miss Barbara
E. Kuhlke, both of Akron, O.;
Frederick E. Fusting, Jr., Balti
more, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon,
Flemington, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Griffith, Pound Ridge,
N. J.; Ralph J. Gutgsell, Chicago,
Ill.; Col. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Hamlin, Arlington, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Homer O. Lichenwalter,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stack-
house, of Short Hills, N. J.
Jacob Martin, Jr., Brooklyn, N.
Y.; Mr. and Mrs John A. Nichol
son, Glen Cove, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Richard Patten, Claude C.
Wild, Jr., of Washington, D. C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Payn-
ter, Hamden, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Sonnhalter, Poland,
O. , and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A.
Webster, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rained-Out Horse
Show To Be Sunday
The Winter Horse Show,
scheduled for its 28th renewal
Sunday at the Carolina Hotel
■ riding ring last Sunday, was rain
ed out.
The show, one of the regular
series, sponsored by the Mid-
South Horse Show Association
every two weeks, will be held
Sunday, January 3, beginning at
1:30 pm in the D. W. Winkelman
ring at Southern Pines.
The Carolina Informal Fox
Hunt, held Tuesday morning, a
drag with the Moore County
Hounds which began at 9:30 froih
the hotel riding ring, was follow
ed by a Hunt Breakfast at 12:30
in the Carolina’s Crystal Room.
A CHRISTMAS TURKEY was won at the Christmas Eve holi
day hole-in-one shoot at the Pinehurst Country Club by Robert
S. Barrett, Jr. The 13-year-old Bob, son of the owners of the
Pine Crest Inn, is shown, right, holding the turkey he won
(and later donated to a local hospital) when his drive landed a
scant nine inches from the pin. With him are his father and
brother, Peter. The three Barretts played Tuesday in the
Donald J. Ross Father-Son golf tournament which followed
Monday’s DJR Memorial Tournament for junior golfers at the
Pinehurst club. Both events are held yearly at Christmastime to
honor the memory of the late Pinehurst resident, architect of
four of the five courses here. (Hemmer photo)
TEEING OFF * WITH deNISSOFF
NEWLYWEDS VISIT
Guests this weekend of Mr.
and Mrs. Winslow Morrison in
Jackson Hamlet will be Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rock of Atlantic
City, N. J. Mrs. Rock, before her
marriage December 12, was Miss
Barbara McDowell. She is Mrs.
Morrison’s daughter.
Marshall Memorial
Today, December 31, is the
birthdate of the late General
George C. Marshall. During his
retirement years, when he and
his wife were Pinehurst winter
residents, the General celebrated
his birthday quietly with a gath
ering of close friends, in contrast
to the frequently hectic parties
going on in most places on New
Years’s Eve.
But the General and his wife
were among the most reserved
and unobtrusive residents who
ever came here.
Since General Marshall’s death
in 1959, a yearly memorial serv
ice for him has been held at Mar
shall Park, named in his honor
shortly before he died.
This service, until last year,
was held as close to December 31
as possible. However, because
Mrs. Marshall, who always at
tends, does not come to the Sand
hills until later in the winter, and
because of the usual undependa
bility of the weather at this time
of year, the date was changed to
IN PINEHURST
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
PLEASE CALL OX 2-6101
Carters Laundry & Cleaners, Inc.
155 W. New York Ave.
Southern Pinei
early spring.
And this year, also, the service
will be held in late April, ac
cording to a spokesman for the
American Legion, which is in
charge' of the event.
Silver Anniversary
A handsome brochure with
inside silver covers, announces
the 25th anniversary of the First
Securities Corporation of Dur
ham and gives interesting infor
mation on this brokerage and un
derwriting house which ha.s as
clients some of the largest busi
ness concerns in the country.
The corporation was founded
by Charles F. Jones, now presi
dent and treasurer, and had its
first day of business September
1, 1939, according to the brochure
“a dark day indeed. Hitler had
marched into Poland and World
War II had begun.”
Mr. Jones, a director also of the
Wachovia Bank & Trust Com
pany, is active in the business,
commuting from Durham to his
home here for weekends and hol
idays. He is married to the for
mer Mrs. Susan Bertrand of
Pinehurst.
'Let's Try A Cat'
After narrowly squeaking past
three dogs, who frisked gaily into
the path of our car in Southern
Pines, we can feel for the young
ster who in talking with a cot
tager here, told him they had had
bad luck with dogs—“lost 20 of
them, killed by cars.”
Faced with this appalling lossl
ratio, the youngster commented,
“My old man said, ‘let’s try a cat.’
So, we did.”
Asked how the cat was doing,
the young owner replied, “Oh, he
has a broken leg.”
We wish, for all of you, much
better luck than this in ’65.
CkiMneiii 01^ Ldisi
PINEHURST. NORTH CAROLINA
INVENTORY SALE Continues Thru Jan. 9th
25% to 50% Reduction
On
Girls’
Boys’
Ladies’
Alpaca - Wool - Orion
-Skirts
-Suits
-Sweaters
-Jackets
-Sweaters
-Skirts
-Sweaters
-Slacks
-Slacks
-Slacks
-ICnit Shirts
-Blazers
-Blouses
ALL WEATHER
-Blouses
-Dresses
COATS
For Girls & Boys
-Robes
VALUES UP
TO $5.98
See Our $1.00 Table
VALUES UP
TO $5.98
ALL SALES FINAL
OPEN DAILY — 9 - 5:30
Next to ABC Store Pinehurst
Ph. 294-3491
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
DIVI
ENDS
81 rnSMB amamm
NEARLY
First Federal Savings & Loan Association . . .
Corner Steele & Wicker Streets
‘500.000
WILL BE PAID THIS YEAR
To Families Who Are Finding It Pays To
Have Their Savings At
FIRST FEDERAL
CURRENT ANNUAL
RATE
Earnings Start Jan. 1st On All Money
Added By January 10th
Start Your Savings Aeeount by January 10th to Receive
Full Semi-Annual Dividends June 30th
As Little as $1.00 will start an account. Accounts can be
opened and conveniently handled by mail.
Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp.
Assets Over $15,000,000.00
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF SANFORD. N. C.
DIRECTORS
J. T. Davenport
W. R. Makepeace, Jr.
J. Victor King
W. H. Ray
L. D. Isenkour
L. P. Wilkins
L. P. Cox
W. M. Womble
J. R. Ingram
Sanford. N. C.
C!orner Steele & Wicker Streets
Branch Office In Pittsboro. N. C.. 101 N. Hillsboro St.
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