Friday. September 7, 1956
Carrboro Notes and News
By Mrs. Madge Oakley
Phones:
Home 9-issß Office 9-1271
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Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Tempesta
and their children Toni and Rudy
of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent last
weekend with Mrs. Tempesta’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
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t ° 14—Chapel Hill at Cary Ek^
■P 7. | q 21—Northern at Chapel Hill y7
§I w £ 29—Chapel Hill at Southern £7
2 i £ Oct. 5 —Chapel Hill at Hillsboro JeC
2jj w a § 12 —Graham at Chapel Hill Tm
O S c g 19 —Chapel Hill at Oxford High
H 26 Roxhoro at Chapel Hill
Nov. 2 —Chapel Hill at Henderson
9 —Oxford Orph. at Chapel Hill
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Lt. anti Mrs, Chatdes Jones and
their daughter Denni of Sumter,
S. C., were visitors last week
end to Alt. and Mrs. Frank Poy
thress.
} Airs. Annie Rackley and her
granddaughter, Jo Ann Fitzger
ald of Garner, have returned
home after spending several days
with Airs. Janie Clark.
Mrs. Jim Thomas and her
daughter Dana of Pittsboro spent
Wednesday with friends and rel
atives here.
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I Airs. Jim Farlow, the former
, Miss Rudy Clark, was honored
-! with a bridal shower last Thurs
- day evening at the home of Miss
‘Pete’ Hill. The honoree received
r many nice gifts. Games were
. played and refreshments served
jto the guests.
Mrs. June Merritt was guest
| of honor tit a stork shower at the
home of her mother Mrs. F. A.
Rowe in Durham last Friday
! evening.
Alts. Mary Vaughn was called
to Landis last Friday due to the
! death of her uncle Thomas Teax
ley. •
Tracy Hackney left last week
end to begin the fall session at
a business college in Raleigh
Billie Bruce Page left Wednes
day to begin his studies at Fast
! Carolina College in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hackney
|of near Asheville spent last
weekend with Mr. Hackney’s pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Hackney.
Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Hu-
I hert Hackney last weekend were
THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
■ Mr. and Airs. Howard Stewart
I and their daughter Bridgett of
t Hendersonville and Mr. and Mrs.
Delano Horner and their son
Frankie of Raleigh.
: Mrs. Rose Humphreys, Airs.
- Cortina Carter, Mrs.’'-Beulah El
lington, Mr. and .Mrs. Duncan
Ivey and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oakley
" attended the funeral of Johnnie
I Emerson Smith in Saxapahaw
- last Sunday. Johnnie, 23-year-old
i son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smith
I "f Saxapahaw, died at Walter
■ Reed Hospital in Washington last
1 week. His mother is the former
Miss Mattie Ellington of Carr
: boro.
• Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barbee Jr.
.'of Clinton Drive, Carrboro, an
• nounce the birth of a daughter,
.Melba Jean, Aug. 31 at Watts
I Hospital. They also have a son,
' Steve, two and a half years old.
■ Airs. Barbee is the former Miss
! Estelle Maynor of Carrboro.
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Move Residence
Miss Dell'Hoyle and Miss Ann
Frederick have moved from the
Graham Court Apartments to
Chapel Hill Route 3 off the Ital
’ eigh Road.
Goes to Texas
Alfred R. Fathman has resigned
- his job at the University Library
' and has moved to Texas.
} Teachers of Music
Asked to Register
The Chapel Hill Music Club,!
’• a chief purpose of which is to
'[stimulate musical development
11 among Chapel Hill youngsters,
V’ s making up a list of till local
e people interested in teaching
v ,mus:c to children of school age
* or pre-school age. Such a list
A would include University faculty
r members and graduate students
1 and all private teachers who give
’ lessons in their own homes or
’jstudios and those available to
teach in the homes of pupils.
■j All such music teachers are
asked to call or write Airs. W. A.
’ Pollard Jr. of 311 McCauley
s [Street, who is the Club's junior
'[counselor, and give their names'
■ and telephone numbers. (Mrs.;
' Pollard's number is 9-3301.)
In issuing the above appeal,!
Mrs. Louise Jefferson, president
of the Club, said the list would
i he used in a project the orgaTi-i
e ization is about to launch for[
1 the purpose of providing more
-musical opportunities for the
young people of Chapel Hill.
i Manns Camp Out
On Mountain Trip
I Mt Virgil Mann and her three
children, Winnie Lou, Patrick
and Bruce, returned Tuesday front
three and a half weeks’ stay in
the Blue ILdge Mountains. They
Wore.-at the Blue Ridge Assembly
Grotinds and camped in a tent
on the Blue Ridge Parkway at
Crabtree Meadows and Dough
ton Park. They made trips to
Roan llountain and to Mt. Alit
chell and visited the Penland Han
dicraft School.
While they were running
around seeing sights Mr. Mann
was plotting the area for a
[state geological map.
The Manns have moved to
1209 Roosevelt Avenue. Their
telephone number is 8-6603. Mr.
Mann will he home this weekend.
Returns to Beauty Nook
Now that business has become
brisker with the beginning of
the school year, Mrs. Lois Mar
ley has returned to the staff of
Bussell's Beauty Nook on West
I Rosemary Street.
Christian Science Services
Christian Science services will
be held at 11 am. Sunday, Sep
tember 9, in Carroll Hall. The
vital importance of honoring
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School opened this week. Drive Safely and Protect
,)lJr Children. Obey the Lady in Blue when she
you directions. She’s there to help in
sure the safety of all our children. You, the motor-
* n K public, have always cooperated in trying to
school children were near. Re
member ... Our (Children Can Not Be Replaced!
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-1 God in thought in deed will he
I brought out in a lesson-sermon
■ entitled “Substance.”
j Preside rian Church Schedule
1 The Presbyterian Church will
resume its regular schedule of
■ Sunday morning worship serv
ices this Sunday, September 9,
' is follows: Worship services at
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Mrs. Marshall Dies
, Airs. Hotter Dollar Marshall,
t 72, died at Lumberton last Fri
day. She was a sister of Mrs.
! Johnnie Bean. Mrs. Lillie Smith,
and Walter, Merle, Arthur and
■ Early Dollar, all of Chapel Hill,
' Route 3.
Miss Claudia Cannady flew to
Charleston, S. C., Thursday to
, spend several days visiting
friends.
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