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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Wednesday, May 6, 1981
VASS NEWS and PERSONALS
BY BARBARA DANLEY
Methodists
Th^ Reverend Harold
Chrism()n related recently that
the Vass United Methodist
Church had a service Sunday
morning April 26. Provided by
the Council on Ministries, the
service was centered around
the relationship of the family in
the church experience.
Among other church members,
Pat Nurnberg, Ann Jessup and
Jackie Chrismon shared per
sonal experiences, pointing
out the importance and value of
worship within the family unit.
Mrs. Nurnberg related the joy
and comfort of finding her family
at the airport awaiting her
arrival home after being
overseas.
Mrs. Jessup shared her
memories of family devotion
held during hk childhood in 1949
at mealtime. She also showed a
devotion book.
Mrs. Chrismon told of the
special devotion and prayer time
in her home as a child.
The special service was held in
celebration of National Family
Week, May 3-10.
Flowers were placed in the
Vass United Methodist Church
Sunday, April 26, in loving
memory of Mr. John S. Caddell
by his children.
Moore County Methodist
Ministers and wives met on
Sunday evening, April 26, at the
Golden Corral in Aberdeen for
dinner, a business meeting and
fellowship.
The Rev. Franklin Grill of the
Southern Pines Methodist
Church presented the evening
program, concerning the history
and background of the Methodist
churches in Moore County.
Attending from the Vass
United Methodist Church was the
Rev. Harold Chrismon.
The Rev. Harold Chrismon was
guest minister of the Rev. Tom
Holtsclaw and the Tabernacle
Methodist Church in Robbins for
a Weekend Revival May 1, 2 and
3.
During the absence of Mr.
Chrismon, Mr. Samuel Hartsell
filled the pulpit of the Vass
United Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
Mr. Hartsell is Maintenance
Supervisor of the Moore County
Schools and a Representative of
Gideons International.
Accompanying Mr. Hartsell
was his wife. TTie Hartsells are
members of the Taylor Memorial
Baptist Church in the Roseland
community.
The Administrative Board of
the Vass United Methodist
Church met on Sunday evening.
May 3, in the church Fellowship
Hall. The general business
meeting, which was chaired by
Tommy Jessup, was well
attended.
Presbyterians
Youth of the Vass Presbyterian
Church will meet Wednesday
night at the church to begin a
four week Confirmation Class.
The Bible study will be held
this Thursday at the Manly
Presbyterian Church beginning
at seven thirty.
Baptists
Girls and leaders from the
Baptist Church attending the
Girl Scout Camporee over the
past weekend were; Misses Lisa,
Pam and Donna Johnson, Linda
Johnson, Jennifer and Barbara
Koonce, Susan Frye and Joanna
Crissman.
A Baptismal service is
scheduled for Sunday night. May
10 at the First Baptist Church of
Vass, beginning at seven o’clock.
Church of God
Filling the pulpit Sunday,
during the morning worship in
the absence of the Rev. Larry
May was the Rev. Lloyd
Ferguson. Mr. Ferguson is a
retired minister from West
Virginia. Mr. Ferguson and
members of the Vass Church of
God gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P.T. Smith on Monday
night for a cottage prayer
meeting service.
Sick and Hospitalized
Lou Layton broke his leg and
was confined at Moore Memorial
Hospital from Thursday until
Saturday. Lou, who broke his leg
at the Vass Park Thursday night
playing softball, expects to be in
a cast for eight months.
However, he says he doesn’t
expect the cast to interfere with
his Chorus classes at Union
Pines.
Tony Germann, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Germann, was
hospitalized last Thursday at
Moore Memorial with
pneumonia. He was allowed to
return home on Sunday.
Mrs. Pauline Kimball returned
home on Saturday after spending
two weeks at Moore Memorial,
having suffered a heart attack.
The Rev. Larry May was also
hospitalized at Moore Memorial
last week undergoing tests, but
he was hopeful to return home
sometime this week.
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday this week to
Tim Buie who celebrated a
birthday Tuesday, May 5 and
also to Ted Rosser who
celebrated a birthday Monday,
May 4.
Kids Krusade
The Sandhills Assembly on US
Highway One South invites
children of the Vass community
to attend a Kids Krusade May 10
through May 14.
Conducted by Aunt Jo and her
helpers, the Krusade will employ
puppets and clowns in a circus
theme. Prizes will be awarded
lucky kids.
The Krusade will begin
promptly at seven o’clock and
end promptly at eight thirty.
Transportation will be provided
for those who wish to go but have
no way. For transportation call
692-2403.
Vass Woman’s Club
The Vass Woman’s Club will
hold their May meeting Friday
evening. May 8, at the home of
Mrs. S.R. Smith. The Arts
Department under the direction
of Chairman Marilyn Gschwind
wiU present the program.
Interested ladies are invited.
In, Out and Through Town
The Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Chrismon had as their guests
Sunday, April 26, Mr. and Mrs.
Hansford Gentry of Laurinburg.
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Frye over the weekend
were Mrs. Edith Rabom and
Mrs. Frances Mashburn of
Aiken, S.C., Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Dowdy of Sanford and
the Dowdy’s daughter, Elaine
Thomas, and her family of
Goldston.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Frye and daughter, Gwen, joined
the group for a family dinner at
Mrs. Frye’s home.
Out-of-towners were in
abundance Sunday afternoon as
they gathered for the annual
Gschwind Reunion held at the
Vass Fire Station.
Mrs. Freida Simpson, last
direct descendant of Paul and
NOTICE OF SALE
OF NEW HOME
(Carpentry House Project of Union Pines School)
The Moore County Board of Education will
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash on May 19, 1981 at
the hour of 10:00 a.m., Daylight Savings
Time, at Union Pines High School, a
completely new all-efficient, electric home
briefly described as follows:
Thii i> a wall datignad homa an a 24' x 44' foundation. Wa'va
tokan 1,056 sq. ft. and anglnaorod It to givo you 3 badroomi,
living room, dining orao, kitchan, two baths and o utility closat.
All intarior walls ora insulotad to act os sound borriars. Thara is
lO'/i" of insulation ovorhaod. Tha housa con ba haotad by
fireploca or olactric bosaboord units. High quality corpot
throughout axcapt for kitchan and baths which hova llnolaum.
Home open for inspection on school days from 8:00
o.m. to 3:00 p.m.. May 11-15 and 18. Coll the school
and leave request for special viewing if you cannot
be on hand during school days, 947-5511.
Terms of Sole: A cash deposit of 10% (or certified or
cashiers check) will be required from the highest
bidder as evidence of good faith to purchase the
property. The sale will be made subject to the
approval of the Moore County Board of Education.
The purchasers will be required to remove the home
from the Union Pines School property within 20 days
foliowing receipt of a Bill of Sale for the home.
This 4th day of May, 1981.
MOORE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
BY: GENE A. RIDDLE
ASISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Anna Gschwind, was among the
50 family members attending.
Mrs. Raymond Mclean had as
her weekend guest Mrs. Allie
Hall, then on Sunday afternoon
she had a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Obie McLean of Erwin and Mrs.
Evelyn Scarboro of Vass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper
returned home on Saturday from
Smithfield, Georgia, where they
spent a most enjoyable week
with Mr. and Mrs. Cooper’s
families.
Friends of Melinda Cooper are
pleased to have her back home in
Lakeview after workbig some
time in Atlanta, Georgia. She will
be home on vacation for the
summer. Then in August she will
be going to the East Coast Bible
College in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Cox Sr. of
Qay Road Farm had as their
guests over the weekend their
son, Bobbie Jr., and his wife,
Mary Ellen, of Raleigh.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. P.T.
Smith over the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and
their daughters, Barbara and
Jeffrey, of Chester, Va. Also on
Sunday the Smiths enjoyed
visits from Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Smith and daughters, Lynn and
Michelle, of Greensboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lisenby of Wadesboro
and Mrs. Maggie Wallace and
her granddaughter, Nancy, of
Pinehurst.
Girl Scouts
Vass Girl Scouts enjoyed an
exciting weekend at the annual
Girl Scout Camporee held at
Camp Reeves.
Peggy Deak, Senior Girl Scout
Leader from Troop 912, served as
Camporee Director; while
Senior Scout, Lisa Johnson,
served as Assistant
Camporee Director.
Other Senior Scouts from Ms.
Deak’s troop attending were
Carol Sawyer and Rosemary
Janecki.
Attending from Vass Girl Scout
Cadet Troop 11 were Leader
Linda Johnson, Assistant
Leader, Donna Johnson, and
scouts, Renee Hodges, C^thia
Fairley, Andrea Elliott, Beth
Wood, Wendy Apple, Pam
Johnson, Gaye Hennings and
Alea Spaulding.
Cadet Troop 11 was honored to
perform the Scouts own service
Sunday morning.
Also attending the Camporee
was Junior Troop 005 with
Co-Leader, Carolyn Steed and
Assistant Leader Kris Jerrett.
Juniors attending were: Beth
Blue, Joanne Fickes, Joanna
Crissman, Susan Frye, Bernice
Deak, Stacy Stedman, Lisa
Jerrett, Dianne Steed, Karen
Huskins, Monica McLeod,
Tammy Childress, Toyna Kyle,
Kim Beard, Jennifer Martin, and
Rachel Martin.
Special guest of Troop 005 was
Kevin Steed.
Jaycee
Survey
The Southern Pines Jaycees
would like to say “Thank you to
the community for your
continued support during this
past Jaycee year of 1980-81.
“We are now into the first
month of our 1981-82 year and we
would be grateful if you would let
us hear from you concerning
where you feel the need for
improvement exists in our
community.
“We want to serve you, the
people of -our community, so
please take a few minutes and
cut out this survey and mail it to
us or give it to a member of the
Southern Pines Jaycees. We need
the benefit of your input as we
compile our planned program for
this year.’’
Youth assistance (Big Brother
Programs, etc.)-
Energy & Conservation (Paper
&-or Aluminum recycling )-
Health & Safety (Shooter
Education, Cancer clinics,
etc)-
PROGRAM ON FIRES — Moore County Fire Marshal Joe Adams is
shown (center) after a slide presentation to Southern Pines Lions Club
on causes and costly results of fires, with special reference to Moore
County. Also shown are Lion President Robert McCormac (left) and
Lion George Leonard (right).
SUPPORT SERVICES
The N.C. Bar Association,
along with a number of
influential lawyers and law
school deans from North
Carolina have recently joined in
supporting national efforts to
preserve the federally-funded
Legal Services Corporation,
according to James M. Talley,
Jr., a private lawyer in Charlotte
who is president of Legal
Services of North Carolina
(LSNC). “It is deeply
encouraging to me and to others
in the Legal Services community
around the state to see the many
evidences of strong support for
the need to continue making civil
legal assistance available to poor
people through a national
commitment to Legal Services,”
said Talley.
Christmas Projects
mas for the
Parade)-
(Christ-
Needy,
Accidents Reported
Beautification (Christmas De
corations, Parks)-
Mentally & Physically Handi
capped (Special Olym
pics)—
Please feel free to add to this
list any areas of special interest
to you and also any suggestions
for fund raisers necessary to run
these projects. Our mailing
address is: Southern Pines
Jaycees, Drawer 1072, Southern
Pines, N.C. 28387.”
Vacation cruises from U. S.
ports have climbed more than
75 percent in the past nine
years.
A man driving a moped was
struck head-on by a car AprU 25,
on Mechanic Street, and was
taken to Moore Memorial
Hosiutal by ambulance where he
was treated and released, police
reported.
Michael A. Baker, 19, Raeford,
was traveling south on Mechanic
Street, and Walter Frye, 52, 1395
W. Michigan Ave. was traveling
north on Mechanic Street,
driving a moped, when Baker
topped the crest of the hill,
driving in the wrong lane of
traffic, according to the police
report by Patrolman Ronnie R.
Atkins.
The collision caused an
estimated $260 in damages to the
moped, and about $150 damage to
the Baker vehicle.
Jackson Springs
News
Baker was charged
driving left of center.
with
Michael Anthony Bryant, 20,
Kinston, was charged with
failure to see before turning
when he made a U-turn at the
intersection of Iowa Avenue and
S. Henley Street Wednesday, and
turned into the path of an on
coming car driven by Tina Alicia
Leslie, 17, of Aberdeen.
There were no injuries in the
accident, but estimated damages
to both vehicles were over $1,000.
Patrolman Malcolm A. Mills
investigated the accident.
BY ELLEN LAWRENCE
Junior Allen of Columbia, S.C.
visited with his sister, Mrs. Ruth
Flii^in on Saturday.
I^thy Lawrence attended the
4-H Clothing Camp at Betsy-Jeff
Penn 4-H Camp in Reidsville
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Carter
attended the homecoming at
Marcus Church Sunday.
The Jackson Springs Ruritan
Club held its regular monthly
meeting on Monday, May 4.
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RETAIL
SHOPS
The Main Floor plan
shows both entrances
as they relate to the
interior. As seen here,
space could be arranged
to accommodate three
fairly large shops and
two or three smaller ones,
or it could be adapted to
other arrangements.
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CONNECTICUT AVENUE
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
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This Connecticut Avenue elevation shows the patio entry from the street. A section
of the skylight has been left open above the plantings. There's one like it on the
other side. A generous amount of attractive window-display space is available to
shopkeepers. (Note the number of handsomely shuttered windows that lighten the
offices above.)
CONNECTICUT AVENUE ENTRANCE
CORPORATE OR EXECUTIVE OFFICES
Conveniently located in Downtown Southern Pines, within easy walking distance or three minutes’
drive of banks, Post Office, restaurants, shops and offtces. Visitors entering the second floor frorn
Connecticut Avenue will be greeted by a spacious lobby, ample room for any combination of offices
desired, windows to open perspectives.
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For information, contact your realtor or:
E.J. Austin
Box 1335
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Telephone 919/692-8570
A NEW ADDRESS IN SOUTHERN PINES
FOR
Shops • Offices