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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Page NINE
rWEST END NEWS
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ChS'^tmas Play
G', Monday night, the senior
Enrjsh Class presented an origi
nal i)lay “Xmas or Christmas?”
wit' meaning and enthusiasm.
Th^'elementary, Junior High and
Hig^ School Glee Clubs, of over
100"'voices, suppported the play
with Christmas music. Highlight
ing the elementary Glee Club
was a solo “Under The Stars” by
Frankie Goins. Jennie Blue was
soloist for the Junior High and
sang “He Shall Feed My Flock.”
Laura Auman, also of the Junior
High, sang “Rise Up, Shepherds,
i and “Follow.” “O Holy Night”
was sung by Janet Markham of
the High School Glee Club.
Climaxing the musical, was a
combined singing of “Birthday of
a King.”
Mrs. Cohn G. Spencer, Jr. di
rected the glee clubs, Mrs. W. M.
Thompson directed the play,
Janice Gordon was pianist, and
the Home Furniture Company
furnished the stage furniture.
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BIGGEST SALE IMTOWN
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Project No. PFL-NC-68
Taylortown Sanitary District
Pinehurst, N. C.
DEEP WELLS
Sealed proposals will be received by the Sanitary District
Board, Taylortown Sanitary District, Pinehurst, North Carolina,
until 2:00 p.m. E.S.T., January 14, 1965 at the Taylortown
Masonic Hall, Pinehurst, North Carolina for the drilling,
developing and testing of two 8-inch deep wells for the Taylor
town Sanitary District, Pinehurst, N. C.
Each bid must be accompanied by a cash deposit, a certi
fied check drawn on a bank authorized to do business in
North Carolina, or a bidder’s bond, for five percent (5%) of
the amount of the bid, made payable to the Taylortown Sani
tary District, as guarantee that contact will be entered into
by the bidder within ten days after notification of award of the
contract and that required bond will be executed.
Copies of the proposal, contract, and specifications, etc.,
may be obtained upon application to the Engineers accompani
ed by a deposit of ten dollars ($10.00). If a bonafide bid is
submitted and specifications are returned, this deposit will
be returned. Where no bid is submitted, and specifications are
returned, charges will be made for the cost of same. Specifi
cations are on file at the Office of Paul M. Van Camp Associ
ates, Inc., Civil and Sanitary Engineers, Southern Pines, N. C.
A performance bond is required in an amount of 100
percent of the contract price, conditioned on the faithful per
formance of the contract and upon the payment in full to all
persons supplying labor and furnishing materials for and in
connections with the construction of the project.
Attention of bidders is particularly called to the require
ments as to conditions of employment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract.
The District Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids and' waive informalities. The District Board reserves
the right to increase and diminish the quantities given in the
proposal. The District Board also reserves the right to award
contracts which appear to be for the best interest of the
district. The right is also reserved to hold any and all pro
posals for a period of not to exceed sixty (60) days from the
date of opening thereof. ,
TAYLORTOWN SANITARY DISTRICT
Floyd Ray, Chairman
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Supper Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackson were
hosts at a covered dish supper at
their home, sponsored by the
Woman’s Missionary Union of
the Baptist Church. Along with
the supper, Christmas tree and
decorations, there was also an ex
change of gifts.
Junior Girl Scouts
The Junior Girl Scouts had a
Christmas party at the meeting
Friday with each girl bringing
the refreshments. There was an
exchange of gifts and games
were played.
This meeting climaxed the ac
tivity for the troop for the past
month in basketry, with each
making a gift for her parents. Al
so stars were made from news
papers which were painted and
beautified for Christmas decora
tions.
Mrs. Tarrell Graham and Mrs.
Harold Wood are the leaders for
the Junior Troop.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McCas-
kill with Florence, Susan, Ken
neth and Nelson, left Thursday
for a visit with her brothers, Drs.
John Thurman and Blue and their
families in Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Archie Farmers had their
family with them for the holidays:
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Farmer
of Winston - Salem; the Frank
Moore family of Raleigh and the
Jerry Troutmans of Laurinburg.
They talked with the Dr. Robert
Farmer family by telephone in
San Antonio, Tex. The good
news frorh there was the promo
tion of Dr. Farmer to major in
the United States Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood had
25 members of her family with
them for dinner on Saturday.
They were Miss Marie McManus
and the Bowden Moore family
of Red Springs. The Woods re
turned to Red Springs for a long
er visit with the family. On Fri
day, the Woods had Christmas
dinner with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Wood in Greensboro.
Miss Catherine McBrayer and
her sixth graders gave them
selves a wonderful gift for
Christmas—a set of 100 illustrated
classics, which feature stories by
the world’s greatest authors.
Each student had the pleasure of
taking a copy home and reading
during the holidays.
Mrs. Claude Auman had all her
family—38 members—with her
for dinner on Saturday. Especial
ly welcome were her grandchil
dren who are students and who
get to visit only occasionally;
George of Sanford, in Medical
School at Bowman Gray; Bob at
UNC Law School; Vicki of Hills
boro, a senior at UNC; Mary Mac
of Fayetteville, a freshman at
UNC-G; and Nancy, a senior at
Agnes Scott. However the two
great-granddaughters, April and
Cindy Gunter of Sanford, always
add extra spice to the family get-
togethers.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDonald
with Angus and Cary visited her
parents, the Graham Lancasters,
in Richmond, Va. for the holi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sinclair
spent the holidays in Chapel Hill
wtih relatives.
Misses Grace and Cora Don
aldson have returned from a trip
to Florida where they went down
as far as Fort Myers. They visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Donaldson
and Mrs. R. B. Donaldson in Col
umbus, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs.
Pritchard in Georgia.
Mrs. E. R. Outland is spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Wesley Thomas, in Carthage.
Christmas dinner guests of the
North Lewis family were Mrs. R.
B. Lewis, Miss Edith Markham,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krywolkul-
sky of Chicago, Ill., and the Har
old Markham family. Miss Edith
Markham is visiting Mrs. John
Gibson this week in Laurel Hill.
With Mrs. M. L. Morris for the
dinner on Christmas day were
the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Burns of
Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hunt.
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Southern Pines
New Neighbors
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Mr. and Mrs. William Kiess
Union N. J.
Fairway Drive
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mason
Ft. Belvoir. Va.
625 N. Page St.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. McGraw
MiamL Fla.
525 S. May St.
Southern Pines
Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Marco
BrisloL Conn.
305 E. New Hampshire Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bates
Greenville, N. C.
490 N. May St.
Mr,
and Mrs. E. W. Williamson
Columbia, S. C.
Knollwood Apartments
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"GETTim TO KNOW YOU”
We extend to each of you our warmest welcome in establishing your home and providing
for your daily needs throughout the year as well as planning a bright, secure future. We are
here to serve you.
You will find Southern Pines a friendly cemmunity, full of natural, cultural and com
mercial advantages that make it a most desirable place in which to live.
Accept our friendly invitation to get acquainted with us.
YOUR NEW NEIGHBOR SPONSORS
Liddell Associates
Realtor
Melvin's
Apparel. Accessories, Shoes
Frandel Beauty Shop
695-3282
Mill Outlet Store
' The Fabric Center"
Margaret's Hair Styling
Phone OX S-4122
Jack's Restaurant
Excellent Cuisine
The Pines Realty & Ins. Co.
Community Service
Culbreth's surgical & Corset Shop
Ph. 294-2881
Broad Street Pharmacy
Prescription Headquarters
Mildred's Beauty Shop
Phone 695-4951
Hall & Carter, Opticians
Pres. Glasses — Contact Lens
Barnum Realty 8c Insurance Co.
John S. Buggies — Hilda E. Ruggles
Allie McIntosh
Antiques
Southern National Bank
Your Full Service Bank
Curtis Radio 8c TV Service
Hotpoint — Zenith
Southern Pines Florist, Inc.
We Wire Flowers Anywhere
franjean's
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Sunrise Theatre
"Your Friendly Theatre"
Graves Insurance Agency, Inc.
Insurance — Real Estate
Parkway Cleaners
"At Your Service"
Shaw Paint 8c Wall Paper Co.
Painting - Papering . Decorating
Patch's Tog Shop
Men's & Boys' Apparel
Hunt Plumbing 8c Heating Co.
177 W. Pennsylvania Ave.
Sandhill Drug Co.
Prescription Druggists
Poe's Texaco Service
Phone 692-8481
Agnes Dorothy Beauty Shop
Phone 692-2701
Tots' Toggery-Mrs. Hayes Shop
Apparel
Resort Really Co.
Sales — Rentals
Norma's Beauty Shop
Ph. 692-8711
Clark 8c Bradshaw Esso Service
Phone 692-7171
Bowden Service Station
Your Sinclair Dealer
The Jellison Press
Offset Printers
Marenne Beauty Shop
Phone 696-3831
The Country Bookshop
Books — Greeting Cards
Jackson Motors, Inc.
Your Ford Dealer
Sandhill Oil Co.
PURE Products
Cameron Oil Co.
Your SINCLAIR Distributor
HELLER'S
Frigidaiie Appliances
Humphrey's Studio
Emerson Humphrey, Photographer
Roy Kelly Landscape Service
Ph. 692-2251 — Midland Rd.
Wash 8c Shop
Self-Service Dry Cleaning
Newland Phillips Motors, Inc.
Your Dependable Dodge Dealer
McAllister 8c Hobbs, Inc.
Fine Foods
Austin Business Machine Co.
Office Supplies — Stationery
Hobbs Insurance 8c Realty Co.
Complete Insurance Service
Turner's Studio
Photos, Custom Framing, Artists Supplies
Citizens Bank 8c Trust Co.
Community Owned and Operated
Sandavis Construction and
Development
Contractor — Ph. 695-6341