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Running for Legislature
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Raymond F. Stainback, can
didate for the legislature from
Orange county, is a native of
Franklin coimty. Having gone
to schol at Red Oak in Nash
county, be entered the Univer
sity in 1921, took the degree of
B. S. in electrical engineering in
1926, and took his M. S. in 1931.
In the years 1929-1928 he was
in the engineering construction
department of the Carolina Pow
er Company, and in the summers
of 1929 and 1930 was with the
General Electric Company. Since
1929 he has been a member of
the University faculty in the
electrical engineering depart
ment. He was maried in 1929 to
Miss Carrie Lee Bannon of
Statesboro, Ga., and they have
one son.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon me in a certain deed
of trust, executed to W. S. Roberson,
Trustee, by Bennie Smith dated Feb
ruary 7, 1936, registered in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of Orange
County, N. C-, in Book 90, at Page
235, to secure the indebtedness there
in described, and default having been
made in the payment of the said in
debtedness, and having been requested
to do so by the holder of the note evi
dencing said indebtedness, 1 will offer
for sale at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court
House Door in Hillsboro, N. C., at
32:00 o’clock, 41000, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1938,
the following described land, to-wit:
Adjoining the lands of D. McCauley,
John Cates, and Lueco Lloyd, and be
ginning at a Rock and running along
Laban Andrews’ line (now Lueco
Lloyd) west twelve rods ten feet and
eight and one half inches to a Rock;
thence South along said La ben An
drews’ line thirty-seven rods fifteen
feet seven and one-half inches to a
Rock; thence East along Daniel R.
Hogan's line (now D. McCauley)
twelve rods ten feet eight and one-half
inches to a Rock; thence North along
said Daniel R. Hogan's line (now D.
McCauley) thirty-seven rods fifteen
feet and seven and one-half inches
to the beginning at a Rock, contain
ing three acres, more or leas.
The sale will be hel<k open for ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the 17th day of March, 1938.
L. J. PHIPPS, Administrator d.b.n.
of W. S. Roberson, Trustee.
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formed for the selfish purpose of the
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formed under a local' anaesthetic in
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the operation, involving the opening
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Pre-Views
Sunday and Monday. “The Adven
tures of Marco Polo.'*’ United Artist*.
Cast: Gary Cooper and Basil Rath
hone. Impressionistic oriental set
tings. notable photography, and Gary
Cooper’s characterization of the Ve
netian explorer highlight this satir
ical comedy drama of 13th Century
Chinese court life. Sophisticated,
tongue-in-cheek treatment, intended
to divert rather than inform. Adults.
Tuesday. “Judge Hardy’s Children.’’
MGM. Cast: Lewis Stone, Mickey
Rooney, and Cecilia Parker. Another
of the “Judge Hardy” series tells of
his appointment to a Federal office
and consequent visit to Washington
with his whole family. The trip pro
vides the Judge with an opportunity
to demonstrate some of the funda
mental principles of democracy, thus
adding great educational value with
out preachment to the production. The
film presents a delightful portrayal
of a typical family group, the char
acterizations and dialogue are abso
lutely natural and tbe direction is un
obtrusively smooth. Family.
Wednesday. ‘Tools for Scandal.”
Warner. Cast: Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravet. Comedy. Adults and
young people.
Thursday and Friday. “College
Swing.” Paramount. Cast: Martha
Raye and Burns A Allen. Musical
comedy. Adults and young people.
Saturday. “A Slight Case of Mur
der." Warner. Cast: Edward G. Rob
inson, Ruth Donnelly, Edward Brophy,
and Allen Jenkins. A free and easy
comedy, with clever, slangy lines,
hilarious situations and expert acting,
based on the play of the same title
by Damon Runyon and Howard Lind
say. it is a freshly amusing travesty
on racketeering and concerns an un
derworld leader who goes into the
legitimate brewing business following
the repeal of prohibition, only to find
it more difficult to deal with so-call
ed "honest” business men than with
his own kind. Swift moving from
start to finish, it is a thoroughly en
joyable departure from routine cinema
fare. Adults.
A Fellowship in Chemistry
The Vick Chemical Company re
cently gave a fellowship to the Uni
versity chemistry department. /The
fellowship for next year, carrying a
stipend of $760, has been awarded to
J. E. Everett, Jefferson City, Tenn.,
formerly a graduate student here. Mr.
Everett is now studying at the Bio
chemical Institute in Stockholm on
one of the Scandivanian fellowships
given by John Motley Morehead, for
mer Ambassador to Sweden.
P. T. A. Congress April 20-22
The 19th annual convention of the
North Carolina Congress of Parents
and Teachers will meet in Winston-
Salem April 20, 21, and 22. Governor
.Hoey will be chief speaker on the
121st.
THE CHAPEL HELL WEEKLY, CHAPEL HILL* N. C.
in bad. In either sex. failures are al
most unknown.”
Tbe bulletin says that calculations
by Dr. W. F. Ogburn of tbe Univer
sity of Chicago show that tbe total
number of mentally diseased in this
country constitute about 10 per cent
of the entire population.
All Easy History Lesson
By Bmtty Joknoon, Grad* i
Mrs. Simmons’ and Mrs. Griffin’s
fifth grades dramatiafe scenes from
the history of the United States one
afternoon last week. Our grade, was
invited to attend because Mrs. Mc-
Leod helped with tbe songs and musk.
That is about the best way to learn
history I know.
Tbe actors did not say any lines.
But a girl in costume stood on a box
at one corner of tbe stage and ex
plained the scenes. The play opened
with Columbus seated at a desk read
ing a book. He decided to sail west
to find India, and tbe next scene show
ed him planting a flag on American
soil. He really just stood a flag up
on the desk. Then came the early ex
plorers and discoverers, and next the
settlers. They traded bracelets to the
Indians for Corn, and an Indian girl,
Poeahontus, saved Captain John Smith
from hiring killed. The Puritans were
shown at school. A toy came in cov
ered with furs like Daniel Boone.
The colonists did not want to pay
heavy taxes on the things they need
ed to buy from England. One scene
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showed the people tearing up boxes
of tea and throwing them away. That
was tbe Boston tea party, but there
was also a tea party in North Caro
lina at Edenton. Another scene show
ed the inauguration of George Wash
ington. Then there was a Southern
scene with boys and girls dancing
the minuet. They also showed the
Forty Niners going to California in
1849. the secession of the Southern
states, and Lee’s surrender.
The part I liked tost was the
schoolroom scene. The teacher went
about tapping the children on the
head. Another scene I liked was the
negro scene. The negroes were sing
ing “Little ’Liza Jane.” The play was
forty-five minutes long. At the close
everybody sang “America.”
The children in the fifth grade
wrote the text for these scenes them
selves. They did it instead of taking
an examination in history. They also
had the name of each scene printed
on a large piece of cardboard, and
some of the children drew some very
nice pictures for some of the scenes.
One was a picture of Fulton’s steam
boat and another was a picture of the
spinning jinney. The children’s moth
ers made the costumes. They were
very pretty.
Hoase to Speak at Wilson
R. B. House will be the commence
ment speaker at the Charles L. Coon
high school in Wilson May 12.
New Y. W. C. A. President
Miss Margaret Evans of Wingate
has been elected president of the
University Y. W. C. A.
T& CAROLINA PLAYMAKERS
Present
Two Bills of New Plays
(Fifth Public Production 1937-38)
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat, April 20-23
/ (A plays on Wednesday and Thursday;
y * other plays on Friday and Saturday)
Playmakers Theatre
Curtain at 8:15, preceded by a,15-minute concert on
THE HAMMONt) ORGAN
recently acquired from The Andrews Music Company of Charlotte
Admission 50c or by Season Ticket
(Seasdn Ticket holders may attend a second evening for 25c)
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