Carolina Winners
In Colonial Contest
List Should Have Ap
peared In Last Week’s
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In last week's Colonial Stores ad
vertisement appeared the list of win
ner* in Virginia in the recent contest
sponsored by the concern. The list
should have been deleted in this news
paper and replaced by the list for
, North and South Carolina, but copy
was received too late.
'Hie winners in North and South
Carolina, therefore, follow:
First Prize—-$2,500 Cash Scholar
ship, Mrs. Alma Holland Beers, ‘Box
328, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Second Prize—sl,6oo Cash Scholar
ship, Bruce P. Robinson, P. 0. Box
176, liancaster, S. C.
Third Prize—sl,ooo Cadi Scholar
ship, Carroll G. Allen, 1612 Lady St.,
Columbia, S. C.
Fourth Prize—s7so Cash Scholar
ship, Doris King, Box 7151, College
Station, Durham, N. C.
Fifth Prize—ssoo Cash Scholar
ship, Mrs. Moir W. Edwards, 28 Pick
ard Cdr., Lexington, N. C.
Sixth to 20th Prizes, $250 Scholar
ship each —Mrs. Grady Holfomibe, 415 1
Oakland Ave., Greenville, S. C.; An
na Ruth Williams, Box 628, Summer
ville, S. C.; William B. Chamness,
Pox 785, Clemson, S. C.; Mrs. Mary
Seawell, 400 Wiley Ave., Salisbury,
N. C.; C. A. Chick, Sr., Box 211 Fay
etteville, N. C.; Betty Jane Gardner,
Beech ridge Rd., Raleigh, N. C,; Mrs.
Leonard S. Daniel, Box 412, Warren
ton, N. C.; Mrs. William A. Shepherd,
Jr., Route 5, Box 235, Goldsboro, N.
C.; Mrs. Jack S. Webster, 1707 Green
St., Columbia, S. C.; Joseph Flemings,
1108 Second St., Durham, N. C.;
Daphne James, 1214 N. Harrill St.,
Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. Lucille G. By
ers, Rock Hill City Schools, Rock Hill,
S. C.; Mary Lou Cole, Y. W. C. A.,
Greenville, S. €.; Norman E. Rice,
625 Apple St., Burlington, N. C.;
Susie T. Morgan, Route 1, Bailey,
N. C.
Twenty-first to 30th Prizes, set of
Encyclopedia Britannica each —Naltalie
Ingram, 901 Chestnut St., High Point,
N. C.; Edwin A. Penick, Jr., 1618
Ambleside Dr., Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs.
C. M. Asbill, Jr., 2407 Stafford Ave.,
Raleigh, N. C.; Edw. A. Hyer, Box 24,
Moultrieville, S. C.; Margueritte B.
Gilkey, 1825 Smallwood Dr., Raleigh,
N. C.; Mrs. Marguerite S. Summer,
834 Barnwell St., Columbia, S.'C.;
Mrs. James Wood, Drayton, S. C.;
Mrs. John J. Rosemondi, 16-C, Rut
ledge Ave., Charleston, S. C.; J. H.
McDaniel, 3433 Blossom St., Colum
bia, S. C.; Gertrude Cannon, Center
For The Blind, Butner, N. C.
Thirty-first to 100th Prizes, Park
er 51 pen and pencil set each— A. A.
McKay, Raeford, N. C.; Ellen Brauer,
Chapel Hill, N. €.; Donald F. White
head, Chapel Hill, N. C.; Mary Pot
eat, Durham, N. C.; Frances Flynn
Mims, Hartsville, S. C.; William Har
old Hall, West Columbia, S. C.; Mrs.
M. G. Christopherson, West Columbia.
S. C.; Cary S. King. Salisbury, N. C.:
Roosevelt D. Crockett, Greensboro, N.
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N. C.; Mrs. H. J. Thieker, George
’ town, S. C.; Margaret C. Anderson,
Whitakers, N. C.; W. F. Diggers,
Greenville, S. C.; Mrs. Boyd C. Camip
-1 bell, Taylorsville, N. C.; Mrs. MagglS
C. Bridgers, Pinetops, N. C.; Phillip
L. Shore, Jr., Greensboro, N. C.;
Howard R. Jordan, Lexington, N. C.;
Mm. Wilson Owens, Columbia, S. C.;
Lloyd Foster, Inman, S. C.; Mary
Frances Munn, Lamar, S. C.; How
ard E. Sherrill, Statesville, N. C.;
: Mrs. M. H. Turner, Oxford, N. C.;
; Mm. Lillie T. Holmes, Graham, N. C.;
David Andrews, Durham, N. C.; Dav
• id Ballenger, Inman, S. C.; Edith Ply
. ler, Statesville, N. C.; F. E. Bowman,
Durham, N. C.; Derwood Huneycutt,
(Salisbury, N. C.; Mrs. L. J. Bentz,
1 Columbia, S. C.f Mrs. W. Ted Jones,
, Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. Helen R. Rob
’ erts, Charleston, S. C.; Mrs. W. B.
; Steele, Marion, S. C.; Christopher
Crittender, Raleigh, N. C.; Portia A.
' Banks, Gamer, N. C.; J. Winston
: Pearce, Durham, N. C.; Marian H.
Blair, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mrs.
• Paul Kelly, Raleigh, N. C.; J. H. Dot
-1 son, Seven Springs, N. C.; John C.
Foster, Bennettsville, S. C.; Joseph
McKinely Beaman, Durham, N. C.; C.
1 H. Shaeffer, Summerville, S. C.; Kath
leen Morgan, Richfield, N. C.; Dukes
Purnell, Goldsboro, N. €.; Will H.
Lemons, Tyner, N. C.; Mrs. John C.
Mao Neill, Charlotte, N. C.; Marguerite
!V. Hincks, Durham, N. C.; Fred
1 Boyce, Wilson, N. C.; Mayo Simpson,
Mullins, S. C.; Mrs. Oscar Kaplan,
Durham, N. C.; Mrs. Ruth B. Steven
-1 son, Statesville, N. C.; Douglas A vent,
’ Burlington, N. C.; Margaret L. Sav
-1 age, Camden, S. C.; Mrs. A. S. Eg
gerton, Columbia, S. C.; Mrs. A. C.
1 Brantley, Durham, N. €.; Mrs. Lewis
■ S. Hartzog, Lexington, N. C.; Her
' bert Weber, Clemmons, N. C.; Arthur
1 M. O. Stunn, Durham, N. C.; Mrs.
■ Eunis S. Rose, Greensboro, N. C.;
1 Emmanuel Buemor Nubuor, Charlotte,
; N. C.; Marshall L. Schmitt, Raleigh,
: N. C.; Betty Ramsay, Washington, N.
1 C.; George B. McAden, Greenwood, S.
C.; Lucile Norris Harper, Spring
’ Hope, N. C.; Mrs. Banks W. Clark,
’ Durham, N. C.; Richard A. Kelly,
> Matthews, N. C.; Lona Cooper Lynn,
: Columbia, S. C.
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1 Friday, April 28, The Most Holy
> Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered
in Homer’s Funeral Home, Columbia,
1 at 7 A. M., including sermon on “The
’ Shortness of Life,” Holy Communion,
[ followed by Rosary, religious educa
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’ 'be celebrated in St Ann's Catholic
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5 and 10:30 to 10:55 A. M„ stated Fath
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; everybody to all services. Other week
; -mornings: Mass, Communion, Rosary
’ Edenton.
i Erie Cofield Elected
; President Os Baptist
: UNC Student Union
Edenton Boy Installed
1 At Services Sunday
Morning
. Erie Cofield, son of Mr. and Mrs
-1 R. E. Cofield, who is a member of the
• junior class at the University of North
’ Carolina, has been elected president
5 of the Baptist Student Union at the
college.
i Young Cofield was installed at regu
j lar morning service at the Chapel Hill
, Baptist Church Sunday morning .
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