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GRAHAM, N.C-, DEC. 26, 1946
Local News
?The Orahtn Rotary club will not
bold Ita regular weekly meeting to
night.
?Members of the County Council of
4-H clube met Saturday morning In the
Agricultural building for a special
Christmas program.
?Christmas holidays ar? being ob
served until next Monday by the Gra
ham town office county offices and a
few of the local stores. All mills are
having a week's holiday.
?Miss Mary Carter, executive di
rector of the Alamance County Tuberc
ulosis association, has resigned her
position effective January 1. A suc
cessor to take over her office has not
been named.
Mrs. Eugeeie Jones left last week to
spend the holidays In Lenoir.
Frank Warden. Jr., or the University
at Chapel Hill is spending th^ holidays
with his mother.
Gen- and Mrs. Don E, Soett spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Van Mac
Nalr in Winston-Salem.
Miss Rebecca Harden of New Tork
City Is spending the Christmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. George Harden.
Bill Scott and Jack Stratford of
Flahburne Military Academy are spend
ing the holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson and Misses Ann
and Elisabeth Thompson are spending
the holidays with relatives in Palmetto.
Florida.
Mrs. John W. Justice. Jr., of Cheraw,
8. C.. spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs. lone Scott
Thompson.
Lt. Sam Bradehaw, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Bradshaw, has returned from
Panama where he has recently been
stationed and is now at home and be
ing released from service.
Mrs. J. J. -Henderson. Mr. and MTa
John Stratford, Jack Stratford and
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. K-rnodle. Jr., and
sons, Bruce Harden and Michael Holt,
spent Sunday In Danville- Va, with Jj.
H. Kernodle.
Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Jaroen attend
ed a recital at St Mary's School in Ra
leigh in which tftelr daughter, Mlml,
was a participant. Miss Jaroes arrived1
home Wednesday of last week for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Ben Holt and Misses Laura
Mae and France* Holt, Jack and Jerry
Holt and Mrs. J. Harvey W|hlte at
tended the graduation exercises at
Bowman Gray Medical School In Wtn
ston-Salem. Elliot White, fcwmerly of
here, was among these graduating.
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Here we are again
with the ran about
to rise upon a
brand-new pear.
May 1947 be Sited
with many happy
days for you and
your lowed one*.
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SERVICE
PERSONAL
Miss LUa Bell of Raleigh spent
Christmas Dey with Mr. and Mrs. Br.
eat Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs Clyje R. Jordan, Jr.,
of Bliaabethtown spent Christmas Day
with Mrs Jordan's mother, Mrs. Frank
Moore.
Miss Nan Rogers of the faculty of
Sweet Briar College. Sweet Briar. Ta.
Is spending the 'holidays with her pair*
ants, MT. and Mrs. Ben Rogers.
James Moon, Jr? who is a student at
Cooper lltalon School of Art. New York
City, is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. M. Modi.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Bacon and
small daughter. Mary Ellen, of Hills
boro spent Christrr.oa Day with Mrs
Bacon's par en ta Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Green.
DEATHS
Judge Buxton Robertson, Tl, widely
known educator, lecturer, and author,
who has lived In aeinl-retireme'nt for a
itimber of years at his home. Burling
ton, Route 1 ried Friday afternoon at
his home following :> critical Illness.
Mr. Robertson, n native of Alamance
county, had served as Superintendent
of Graham schools, Superintendent of
Alamance County schools for a period
of six years and then was Superintend
rms County schools.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Alice
McPherson Robertson; two sisters. Miss
Norvle and Mrs. Neely Stroud; on0
brother, Joseph Robertson.
HERE'S TO
YOUR
HAPPINESS
Your friendship
and our success are |
closely interwoven.
We hope, in 1947,
to strengthen still
' further these bonds
of friendship.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL
LONGEST
SHOE STORE
and
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
GRAHAM. N. C.
BEST
NEW
YEAR
W I S H E?S
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A Oar carnal hope a* in face
the coming new jeer 1c thal-wa
letionahip with ear many p?
met end that they, aa well at
all the foDu in ear tammmltr,
enjoy the holiday and the day*
ta fallow in peaco, contentment
and rood health
FRANK'S
Jewelry
and
Repairing
GRAHAM, N. C.
Funeral mtthm war* conducted
from Mm Rich and Tbompaon Chtfal
Sunday afternoon. Burial waa In Pina
Hill cemetery.
W. J. 'BUI" Bran*, native of Bar.
Ungton and for many yaara Idantlflad
with tha hoalary Induotry, baeeball aa
a major league player and other lnteT
aata died here Saturday following a
duddan heart attack.
Funeral aerrleea wdra held Monday
afternoon at lYtmt Street Method lac
church by Rot. Ia C. Inrhln Burial
wai in Pine Hill cemetery.
surviving are hie wife. Mra. Ansa
Dare Elder Evana two theu*h tare, erne
eon, three etatera. five bro there and I
grandchildren.
jamee Henry Cornell. 71. died at hie
home an Waahlngton ?treat, laat fn
day morning.
Funeral earvlcee ware conducted
Sunday afternoon at the home. Burial'
wa* In Providence church cemetery.
Surviving m his wif*. Mia. Mary
Cornell; on? daughter, four eons, two
staters, thraa brothers. II gnavlcha
drsn and two great grandchildren.
MVa. Tobitha Elrun Cardea. T?.
dlod at the homo of bar aoa. Oat Us
Cardsa. oa Rout# I. Burlington. Mon
day morning.
Tha widow of tba lat? John WUllam
Cardan, aha la survived by two daugh.
ten. two sons. 11 graadchlldraa and
li grant grandchlldraa.
WUllam Arltado roost, ??? a re
tired farmer of Routs 1. died at his
home Monday morning following tight
days of critical Ullosas.
A native of this county, he la-sur
vived by oaa aoa. one brother, a slater,
aada large number of nleeea and neph.
OWB.
Funeral service* were held Tuesday
afternoon at tha Bethel Methodist
church. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
AS THE PORTALS OF THE NEW YEAR
SWING OPEN, WE PAUSE TO
CONSOER WHAT THE OLD YEAR HAS
BROUGHT AND WHAT THE NEW YEAR
MAY BRING. OUR FRIENDS HAVE.
INDEED, BEEN GOOD TO US IN 1946.
ACCEPT OUR SINCERE THANKS.
IN APPRECIATION WE PLEDC3B
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' TO MAINTAIN OUR HIGH STANDARDS
OF SERVICE, EVER STRIVING
TOWARDS STILL HIGHER GOALS.
MAY THE NEW YEAR BE
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Sincere good wishes
for a happy and
prosperous 1947.
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NEW YEAR.
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Willi grateful acknowlodyriift
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XSE of all 3EZ
HAPPY HEARTS
HAPPY FACES
AND A HAPPY DAY!
Wa hope 1947 will bring
yon many blessings, and take this
means of telling yon how happy
we are in having had the
opportunity to terre yon so often
daring the past year.
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Telephone 1356
GRAHAM, N. C.
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