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Qur steadier in Rrwln:—
P»WcteWhitman—Gilbert Smith
ipgOoriO Ptdharo—Purwood Strlck-
Oeraldine Butler—Pete og*fcr
Ask Shirley Royal who’s picture
she is how tafclnfe around in Her
billfold. It’s a sailor’s picture so
Staff tUeAtthgorttk Shirley!!!
"wonder
The Junior Flay was given Fri
day night and i$ really turned out
to be A ■ success. “pM sure every
one that attended was pleased with
the perfqhngnce. All ot you really
did a Afgncj Job.
Ohl Betty Ann. “What happened
to your legs??” Is it true what you
Ad about them? If any of the
IsySiS k ’ *■"*-*
Shirky not hobby .
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Billy, not fast.
Billy not alow.
Billy -Quick.
Harold not pink. »
not blue.
•hafold l£oyn.
Geraldine not maid.
Wilma not But.
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Peggy not harp,
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SEXTON —WEAVER
The ifeaga mint of Miss Ruth
leen Wkater to James SextoA has
& *&fZEH»S
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fir |be whole family for the top, wheel goo^
< houseware gifts, for sporting goqds. There are
hundreds of items to choose from.
* Football} t WegMs all sizes
fBaSSw^V
•i Table Tennis Sets • Many types toys
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Episcopal Sunday
try* .f y * • *%»»* itif
f ?h°?f T^ers
Mr. Z. E. Matthews, church school
superintendent, presided «ppr • thp
During tlfe business session plans
mas tree was set for Sunday after
noon, December the 23rd at 4 o’-
clock. - -
Following the meeting a social
period was held during yhlch time
Mr. and Mnf. Sewell served delic
ious homemade cookies and ctffee.
Those present included Mr*. X.
H. Boot. Mrs. Byron Stevens, Mr.
Tony Harper. Mi*/ Matthews, Mr.
ewthfr. ami Mrs.
Er>yin Worpgi's
Club Meets On *
Monday Evening
The Brjrin Woman's Club met
Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock In
the club building.
Mrs. f!. L. Dearborn presided
over the meeting which was opened
With “The Lord’s Prayer,’’ followed
by the club song “Wonderful Words
Tpu was the regular business
meeting for the dub and no Dtp
gram had tyoen plannjjL; >' > r
The business Items included
plans for the club members to
to be at ' the 'building Sun
day afternoon at 12:30 where the?
will go- by chartered bus to Chapel
Hill and the planetarium.
Plans weye also made for the
club’s animal Christmas pgrjty go*}
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the date was set for Tuesday even
ing J>ecember tee mgg
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CHOIR PRACTICE
The pace bers of St. Stephens
Episcopal c lurch choir art asked
to please be present ; at chair prgp
tice Wednesday evening »t 7:30
o’clock. The Christmas music has
been selected and it is very urgwit
sfepjrg,? gr™
of^LOTJB^.-^
. yj'v
SYLVIA DALE T jSMANT *
Coagrtgs to mmaga-
Grin Note 01
fftfeg,
f<pr eveiy North 1 -Carolina motorist
and pedestrian today. The safety
chief said the National Safety
Council had notified him that the
Nation's one millionth traffic fa
tality was expected during the
third week in December. That death
cpuld pccur in North Carolina,
Jqhrt continued. He asked that
every motors and pedestr.in ob
serve traffic laws explicUy during
the remaining weeks before Cbfist
fwt‘ by the contifliiefy '«!-
Jones said. -
“tjrti|n motor vehicle deaths pass
had annost twice & many "people
killed in traffic as in all nine of
the yarn w bays fought- It means
rm average of 20,000 traffic deaths
is a^er
want to make thai
tragic mark in’North Carolina nor
do ike waht a North Oarolinian to
be the Nation’s millionth fatality,”
Jones said. It’s not a pleasant
thought. But it’s one way of sayj
ing—drive canfußyT observe the
traffic laws, and, dn these dark
dayg.’ w# w|th eg? y *
'■ *M**ty; “jM hg got .best grac
ing by keeping the grass- mowed
down to a of U finches.
Amwrs pro,, th»t
tms
ff iJvßßrt “ifcßß' ir v i:v
assistant county-adsot Mor the
State CoUege Wtai»SFsefvice, She
has already sM UgfJsdhb of tur
keys with loWmgffi v! r!’
•ft? y
TOraAM-pne of North Car*
J ‘ U WaS-jaMtatapt county
OBMnf noon mnm.«. h
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