FRIDAY
ISSUE
Next Issue Tuesday
Volume 33, No. 96
Hornaday Put on Town Board
Clyde E. Hornaday, local realtor, was named to the Board
ol Aldermen to fill out the unexpired term of William L. Alex
uiindfr unil the regular municipal election to be held next May,
at the regular monthly meeting of the Board Monday night. Mr.
Alexander recently resigned from the Board in order to accept a
ajci with Station WFMY in Greensboro.
** Mr. Hornaday, a native of Burlington, has been associated
with the Service Insurance and Realty Company here for the
past Id years. Before coming to Chapel Hill, Mr. Hornaday was
in the real estate business both in Raleigh and in' Greensboro,
where he was associated with the Carolina Mortgage Company.
During the World War II days he was engaged in building war
houses in the Greensboro area.
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‘DESIRE’ Ol'J NS ‘lONK.in Two ol lilt leading roles in
the Carolina I'laymakers’ upcoming production of "Desire I nder
the Elms" will be played by Jo Jorgensen ol ( Impel Hill as
" Abbic" and Alberl Gordon of Greensboro as "I'.ben ( allot. A
graduate of Duke I niversily and former dance student with
Jose l.iinon, Mrs Jorgensen has starred in l*la> makers musical
productions of “I’rincess Ida" and "Kiss Me Kale. Mr. Gordon,
a graduate assistant in the Dramatic Arl Department, has appear
ed in m«av major productions of the Inst lew years. Ihe I'lay
makers’ Version of Eugene O'Ncill’a play opens t(«/iighi (f'liday)
at the I’laymakers Theatre here, and will In* p,.»entt«f nightly
through Tuesday.
Public Hearing on Recreation Bonds to
Be Held Jan. 3; Citizens Group to Form
Tin* Orange f’ounty Hoard of
f’ommi alonei* hui »et Januaiy
;i Ila* rial.** for the public hear
if);* on t H«* proposed $2*70,000
bond referendum fui n « icaiion
in Ihr ( hupcl lilli H«m fra! |f/ll
lh -I i ict.
Ir, < Mon lii’/i- tin week, tli#*
i o/ii.n i ioiim « act 7dO |*.hi. *» “•
tin* 1.1 i ii«* and tin* Chapel Hill
'I u7,». I (nil a •*. t hi- pla< c lor I h«-
hearing on tin- proposal of the
I hapi I Hill Jayii iM for ih*v«!op
in' nil cut ion r.inlitji* hi*r r
d' I, '
A meeting of interested per
'e named.
'I he .tuyere-. last week handed
I i the commissioners petitions
hi ai Inn the nurrieH of 15 per rent
of the free holders in the rrcrr
rtl if>li district and eulliriK for an
eleellon.
Tin- $250,000 Would he lined, if
the referendum carries, to de
velop the Kohiruori .Street reere
at ion center und to erect id ill
Hi hit* (liiMH Sets
Party for Monday
The annual Christman party of
the |{ II House Hihle class will
g,r held at <1:110 p.m. Monday,
December 17, In the dllil/lk room
of ihe I,’Diversity Methodist
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Stores Open Late
To Yule Shoppers
For the convenience <.f late
<'hriatmas shoppers, stores in
the Chape! Hill and Carrboro
area will remain oiieti until
ft p.m. tonight (Friday) and
till of next week, Irecember 17-
21. The merchants have agreed
to remain open until this nour
in order that families may do
their shopping tokether.
All stores will clot* at their
regular heura Saturday nights ,
and on Christmas Kve, Decern- i
ber 24. They will be closed all ,
day ChrUtroae. I
5 Cents a Copy
another somewhere else in the
'list i id. The bonds would be re
paiil and the renteis maintained
1 and operated by a slightly in
i*i«*ii• c
i
me Alexander a member* of
he committee. Mr*. J. H Kllia
I and Mrs William It Ha night
1 will serve u.i ehapel ones,.
Visitor* and guests me we!
come
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- iH*t( photo by Bill yrouty
INSTALLED AT LA HI EH NIGHT- Jack M. Eulas of Bur
lington, left, (kali with Tom Kosemond of Chapel Hill after Mr.
Hulls* waa Installed ax lieutenant governor of tke Imporial Fifth
Hivihion of Klwania International by Mr. Kosemond, hla prede
aaaaor k«» tbia weak. Mora than 1M paraon* witnessed the
inatallatlon at tha Annual Ladies Night of the Chapal HIM Club
at the Carolina 100. CUftaa Baakarih Ul tL ‘ l -*g > i waa ha- harguat
The Chapel Hill Weekly
Hobbs Unanimously
Renamed Chairman
R. J. M. Hobbs of Chapel Hill
was unanimously reelected chair
man of the Orange County Board
of Commissioners here Tuesday
night.
The commissioners also unani
mously reappointed L. J. Phipps
of Chapel Hill as judge of the
county recorder’s court, and by
a three to two vote elected Roy
Cole, also of Chapel Hill, as
solicitor of the court. He will
succeed John Ij. l.oGrand.
A. 11. Graham and P. J. Run
son of Hillsboro were reappoint
ed county attorneys.
Among other matters, the
hoard discussed the employment
of a welfare superintendent and
: deferred action on proposed
changes in the Greater Chapel
Hill Fire District.
Mr. Hobbs was elected shortly
after he was administered the
oath of office by Superior Court;
Clerk Edwin l.ynch of Hillsboro.
Meeuu i' Mr. llohhs was sick and
unable to at tend the December
:> meeting, it was continued until
Sturdy Willow Oak Shades Aldermen as
They Ponder Whether It Will Be Felled
A hip oak tree in front of the
new Sunoeo Killing Station on
West Franklin Street was tin*
meting place of tin* Chapel Kill
Hoard of Ahleimen Wedne day
afternoon. It wa» a penal meet
mg called hy Mayor O. K. Horn
well to deenle whethei 01 not
to permit the Sunoco people to
cut the tree down. At a tegular
meeting the aldermen had voted
I against de traction of the tree,
the special inerting was railed
aflei the Sun Oil C ompany, own
els of the filling station, had
asked them to reconsider.
The meeting under the tier
was also attended hy a reprcMcn
talive of the oil company und a
numhn of women representing
civic* organizations Lent on aav
mg tin* tree. One of the women
!Whh Mrs. < Posh, jfokex
jmun for the Yep* e.Hcn'*’. vi*» of
'the garden eluhn, who ttftid, "We
I don’t want to lose any mole
11 reen m Chapel Hill if it is po*
tihle to avoid it. ThU fine wil
low oak is no obstacle to the new
‘ filling station, and the aldermen
should hark lip then decision to
save it.'*
w alt Haueom, president of I hi*
Chapel Hill Junioi Chambei of
►'oinnieree, whit h has planted
I many trees on the stieets of the.
i town, jiresented a lesolution from
his organ I */.at ion asking the aider
men to "un* every possible effort
to ave the tier.”
P H Walls i epresented the
• J company. When the women
aid I In* tin*, which ii on town
propei ty, was an asset to the
tnhon In irply was, “We may
have I In- pn tiled place in ('lmpel
Hill hut wi think people will buy
then gas elsewhere.” !l«* Slild
the tree icdii'c tin* J/c of till*
J tation diiveway and thus will
ret aid tin flow of husinr.-. >,
No decision was made at I hi*
meet mg
Mrs t l.iilde ( Sholts, pi esi
1 dent of the < Impel Hill < omrnu
' idly Mub, was (uesent and haul
i h<* idiih would semi a lepresni
talivi* to tin* next meeting of the
. n # mien with a ii*solution dim
iar to thi’ one presented hy the
' Jayi <*•*
4 Othei women p resin I weir
Mrs J M Tilley, I <'|u c:(i'fil inn
tin- < hit|..-l Hill (ittl'ilcn < lul.;
Mrs I’ It CnlhuClii, the l.uurd
Hill Catmiiiunit y ( ouneil
Aldermen present were F. K,
Strowd, (Hue Davis, I’aul Wuifel,
; Clyde lloruaday, and Hubert
Robinson.
( oloring ( ontest
Will Knd Sunday
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Hey, kids this is your last
‘enter the Chapel Hifl
Vt M'U.y . Christmas Coloi in,; run
i test. The contest ends Sunday,
: and the last dm wink to he color
ed ap|Mtais on puk« Id of toduy's
impel.
I A total of fifty younksters
from Oiniikc und Chalhnni Coun
;ties have entered the contest so
far. Approximately 200 entries
, are expected before the contest:
I closes Sunday
y The wlnnci of the contest will
1 receive a $25 IJ. 8. Snviiiks Hond
and the next nine winners will
he awarded handsome world
Iklohes hy the Chapel Hill Week
,'iy-
I Th«» c«»|il est iM upefl to ii il< hil
i oininiun" and "Jonuh,
Joy mid I Mini inr”, with Jan Sax
oil, -piano, and Joel < alter,
Imas, mm nc I mdoi.,l
Mima Saxon m ant intent ol
Waite, ( *oldc, and win leceiitly
presented in a "IVlilt* Munieale"
at tin* (< i ahum Memorial. Mi.
(’mler, 1 ban mail of Voice In
sit tu t ion at IJ.N.<\, i t well
Known iih a ronccil performer,
and wmm heaid recently in (to*
roll* of f'apap«*no in UN <
prodmllon ol “Ihe Mayic I* lute"
Jhe Jlifdoi < hoir, duet led by
Mi lluivey I. (iiiiMii, will sing
’•l.o, How ii Roue I'.'ic Bloom
illg, by lb old oi luiii
The dlolm will he accompli
meil by l.cc Host lan, organist,
mid by three members of Ihe
University Siring quartet; Mary
Gmy Clark, 'cello, Doiotby Al
den, violin, and Edgm Alden,
j violin. The 1 1 io will iilho play
iU "Trio Sonata" by Halide!
Following die program, re
freshments will he served in the
adjoining parish house at 211
West Cameron Ave, with Mrs.
William I), itusnight as hostess.
The puhlie is invited.
TV lioliduy Schedule
WIJNC TV, Channel -I will lie
off the air during the Univer
sity holidays, December 22
through January 2, returning to
tile air on January ■').
in five ways tha! you feel the
chapel Hill merchants can im
prove their services t <( their cus
tomers.
The contest, is being sponsored
by the Chapel Hill Weekly in
cooperation with the merchants
of Chapel Hill arid is open to all
residents of Orange, Chatham,
and Durham counties. Thirteen
contests will be held in all and
will be judged on the. construe -
tininess of the reasons offered.
A new contest will be announced
In tfco uo future.
Annual Christmas Parade,
Carol Sing to be Sunday
By Porter Griggs
Chapel Hill and Carrboro will
hold their annual Christmas pa
rade Sunday afternoon, Decem
j her 16, beginning at -t o’clock.
Thirteen churches in the Chapel
Hill-Carrboio area will have four
teen floats in the parade, each
having a theme of “put Christ
hack into Christmas."
The parade will form at the
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Plan Scouting Activities
New ol’,'leers and committee
hniimen of the Orange District
Huy Scouts met on Monday even
ing in Lenoir Hull and made
plans for the coining year. Pie
siding at the session was Judge
1.. J. Phipps, seated front row
left above, who recently was re
elected as district chairman.
Other officers on the front
row, left to right, are Frank
llnistend, district commissioner;
Hill Buy, district Scout executive,
and Tom Murray of Carrboro,
district vice chairman Stand
Mg ure Edgar Thomas, pul>
lie relations diructor; Hill Tyler,j
camping chairman; John Kflnnd
of Kfland, district vice-chairman;'
Buy Ritchie, activities chairman;
and Jesse Dedinond, advance- 1
incut chairman Not present, for I
the picture were Clarence Jones i
of Hillsboro, district vine-chair-
I man; Jim Wadsworth, training <
cli iirmun, Mac Norwood, finance
dm man, H. Hudson, health I
and safety, and Ken Pulnuin, or
gunuution ami extension. !!
Meeting with the group of i
in iii It leaders was J. William i
"Hill” Ray, of Raleigh, who miic- !
reeds "Hip” Collins an district
Scout executive. Mr. Bay will
move to Chapel Hill Ibis month
lull will not as smile Ins duties <
with local Scouting mil 1 1 Juiiu
ary I
Hill Both, foi ho i (‘lmpel Hill
lull who is a staff member of the
Oi ruiteei bee ( iiiindl liciitlipiui
Correction in Advcrliscincnl
Ihe following price change in
I lie Colonial Slores’ advertise
ment on page I'J was received
afler that pull of Ihe paper had
gone lo press: Pi Ice of oranges
should he two doy.eii foi 111 cents
ili dead of Iwo doy.en for lilt
relit a.
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»un Photo by BIU Prouty
I.OCAI. CHILDREN PERFORM —In s cere from ‘The Enchanted Christmas Tree’* which
will lie presented at ais scheduled public performances her* and In Durham, atarting Friday,
some members of the cast cringe before the threets of the |udge. The actors are left to righti
Helene Koemer Ivey, a Juror, Clyde Milner, fourth witness, g perky, the dog, Lee Milner as Ella
Benton, Patriots Simmons as Fredericks, Jimmy Barron an Ike Judge and Colon Ferguses M
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?4 a i e«tr in County; other rates on page 2
Carrboro Elementary School ati
t o'clock and will then move
byway of Main Street in Carr
boro onto Franklin Street in
< hapel H'.ll and end at the More
heait Planetarium.
Norman Cordon, former Metro- 1
politan opera star and Director
of the North Carolina Music Pro
gram of the I'niversity Exten
sion Division, will lead a com-
lets in Raleigh, represented the
council at the meeting.
Announcement was made that,
the Orange district will play host
to the annual council-wide recog i
nilion diutu-i on January 17 in
Chapel Hill
The group voted to continue
| holding its monthly dinner meet
lugs on the second Monday even
ing of each month and will meet
next on January 1 I
Music Program at
Methodist ('hurch
The choir of the University
Methodist Church and a chamber
orchestra will present Buxte
hude's "Rejoice, Beloved Chris
tians” al the church's II o’clock
service Ibis Sunday morning un
der the direction of James D. 1
Pendleton. Soloists will ho He !
lona Smith, soprano; Catharine
Pendleton, contralto, and David
Small, bass The orchestra will
include May Murshbanks, organ
ist; Nir/.anne Parker and Joannui
Seroggs, violinists, and Dewey
Brett, cellist.
In addition to the Buxtehude
work, a group of traditional car
ids will he Ming by the choir
Duke Vocal <*roti|)
Will Appear Here
UnKf I mvpi if\’i "Muiiritcttl
Snivel " will Im* fi' itmed Sunday
al H |t mi in the M'j-iihii I.c.h IV
tiif.i Miisiiculei* pie ieiitution ui
I In* mum lounge of (itahum Me
flioi l:iI
'Mum tHMiie (ontaiiiH Mixleeii
|Mi kPH hi Iho Med loll*.
Only H
Shopping Dago
Till Thriutmao
manity carol sing from the steps
f the Planetarium immediately
following the parade.
f hoir groups from various local
churches, which will have floats
an the parade, will assist ill}con
ducting the sing. **
The floats will all have one
central theme of “put Christ back
into t hristmas” but will present
different religious scenes. The
theme of one float will lead to
I the theme of the next. Some
floats will have choirs on them
j singing carols that pertain to
| the flout that follows.
The New Hope Presbyterian
[ t hurch will have as its theme
"1 he Prophecy of Isaiah" show
ing the l amb (of God) on top
of a mountain and youngsters
anil adults from different nations
worshipping the Lamb.
The Chapel Hill Baptist Church
will enter one float with "Joyful
All \e Nations Rise" printed on
the sides ami girls singing "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing."
Other Churches and their
themes that will be in the purude
include:
l nitcd Congregational Chris
tian Church Choir, "Come All Ye
haithful”. the Catholic Woman's
Guild. " l'he Angel's Appearance
ITo Mary"; Church of the Holy
j btinuly, "Ihe Decree of Caesar
. Augustus" and St. Paul's AME
Church Choir, "Little Town of
Bethlehem."
I 1 lie Alibi .gate Methodist, "No
Room in the Inn"; University
Methodist Junior Youth Group,
' Away in a Manger"; The First
Baptist t hurch Junior Deacons
and Trustees, "While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks"; St. Jo
seph's C.M K Church, "Wise Men
I - mill the East”; Church of God,
"We Three Kings"; Carrboro
I Baptist Church, "They Wor
shipped Hint" and the Carrboro
Methodist Church, "Joy To The
World.”
The parade is being sponsored
by the Junior Chamber of Com-
I mere* in cooperation with the
CHu pel llillt'ai-boM Ministerial
Association.
The Rev. Maurice Kidder is
president of the Ministerial A*,
social ion and bus charge of the
parade. He is assisted by Sandy
1 McClainroch of the Jaycees.
I The parade will include only
, religious scenes und will have
no commercial flavor und no
Santa Claus
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At Memorial Hospital
The following local people were
j listed ns patients at Memorial
Hospital yesterday: Mrs. Jesse
S Busing lit, Mrs Lucy Alston,
Mis A Andrews, Pink Bason,
Mrs. W ( Best, Miss Isabel
ibapman, Hubert Henry Cheek,
Miss Mildred Council, Franklin
Davies, Mrs. David Dixon, Mrs.
Karnest Fallal, < billies W.
Gardner, Mrs Hugo Gidux, Floyd
VV Hendon, Curtis Goddard Ho
gan, William Foushee Hogan,
John T Johnson, Mrs. Herbert
Lloyd, Mrs, Fred Massey, Dr.
.1 W Murdock, August P. Rein
hardt, William Howard Riggsbee,
Samuel Rogers, Julian Selig,
George StanvniLski, and Mrs.
Mary Wagstaff.