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COUNCIL Os PTA's TO MEET
The Orange County Council of
PTA's will nee! a; 7 30 pm Fri
day. Jar 2k at the Glenwood
Elementary School Pearson Stew
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| George Has Done It! \
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Pharmacist and Chief at the
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-• Gien Lennox Pharmacy *
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<•«)!-£< hu> slocked ir a breuttiUtkiuf veieclior. of \ ae-nliue cai4t Jju’ii wlull so
K uti. cm or maybe nisi keep They're thai appeolme The muoo range- through
fin contemporary. romir and down or tp to downright mushy \nd they re yours, jP
9 Iron Mmpt* u* yery iilUj tor Uto |i. Hatuuare It
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No* lot stubborn eases member- of the opposite gender who will require more Ml
ftoar, a care or tonurUtuig u> lies ol a card' George has sweetened ho shelves
with 1 alentioe (audits by Paugburv uud Whitman s Von may choose they*, eon- pdf'
jL lections in heart-shaped or eouyeutiouai buses And if you desire wrapping and
PI maillot; —tel George no that ior joe too ™
I Glen Lennox Pharmacy |
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I'hi»nt 7014 vh
In Iht Shopping tenter—Plenty of Free Parking 4B
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LIST TAKES KOUI
To Avoid Long Lines Later On And A Late Listing
Penalty Os 10%
Lis! Kurtu
ALL PERSONS ARK REfRES'IED TO I IST WITH THEIR TOWNSHIP
LISTERS AS OMA SOS RESIDENT PROPERTY OWSERS. PERSONS
OWN INO PROPERTY IN MORE THAN ONE TOWNSHIP AND RESI
DENTS OF HIEKSRORO TOWNSHIP MAY FILE THEIR LIST IN THE
COI RTHOT SE.
(Check The List 'laker's Appointment Nearest Ton and Remember the
Date.)
ATTENTION AEE CITIZENS OF CHAPEL HIKE TOWNSHIP
YOI R CIS I ISO PI A< E IHKOI OH JAN CARY IS
Town Hall, Chapel Hill
Fach Mouttaj lttrou>rii kriduy in January from S Oti A M l« 5 P M. On each Satur
day in January liuiu k 00 AM Id IZOU Noon and on Monday, February Ist from,
k 00 A M to 0 00 P M
THE TAX LISTERS FOR HINOHAM AND CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIPS
WILL HOED APPOINTMFENTS AS FOLLOWS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
TAKING TAX LISTS FOR THE YEAR 1960.
CHAPEL HIIJ. TOWNSHIP, I. K Cheek, luster
Brown'k Service Station (Hotl'w Hock; January sth, 9 00 A M to 5 GO P M
Blackwood Station January otli, k 00 A M to 5 00 P M
Midway Service Station Januuiy lltii, 0.00 A.M to &P M.
r AII resident!, of < hafirl Hill must file wild KOI II tin- 'I own and County
lintel b. i
CARRBOKO 'JOWN HALL January bill, k 00 A M to 500 P M ; January
Jlllti and 13th V 00 a m to 12 Noon and, 1 00 F M to t 00 I' M., January
I&U>, lirti) 22 nil and 2ktic fiorn 000 A M to 12 Noon.
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP, Jeter IJoyd, EUUr
B/adsliaw s Store January stli 10 00 A M to 4 I' M
Glenn Uoyd’e Store, January 7lh 0 00 A M to 4 I' M.
Harden Johnson’h Store, January yih All day.
Louis Alien t. Store Januaiy 12th All day.
Stroupe's Store, Januaiy 14th All day,
Hawkins Store, Januury lOtii All day.
Joe McCauley's Place, Januaiy IVtli. 12 00 Noon to 5 00 P M.
Torn Andrews Store, Januaiy 20th, k oo A M to 4 00 I' M
Manley Snipes Store, January 23rd All day
Frank Crawford's Store, Januaiy 27th. All day.
White Cross, January 30th and February Ist All day.
ATTENTION DOC OWNERS
Don’t (ail to get your County dog license when you list your taxes Dogs must wear these
licenses at all times.
LATE LISTING PENALTY
10% of the total tax due will be added to all lists not filed during the months of January.
The minimum penalty to lie assessed will lie SI.OO.
All persons owning three or more acres of land must file a Farm Census Report.
S.M.GATTIS
Orange County Tax Supervwor
.art oI the Research Triangle Plan
ning Commission will discuss the
Research Triangle in relationship
to the schools
HAVS YOU MET?
Dr R S Brooks of Lumber!on,
a resider.' a* the c apita; w the
exchange program, living at 4
Shepherd Lane
THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
Carrboro Personals
MRS. MARY HOLLINGSWORTH - Phone 7911 day. 9-776* night
i
Mrs Alan Brandon was honor
ed with-a slork shower Tuesday
ievening a! the some of Mrs .la
mes Hearn (o-tioslsss.es were
■Mrs H Dobson Mrs Willis j
Knight and Mrs A B Poole Ap
propriate games were enjoyed and,
!he bonoree received many lovely;
,and useful gifts Ice cream cake I
roll nuts and coffee were served
There were approximately thirty ;
friends present to honor Mrs i
Brandon who is the former Miss:
v.rrna Jean Heart, daughter of I
Mr and Mrs L D Hearn
Mrs Bruce Riggs tree returned,
home Monday after being a pa!-!
ient of Memorial Hospital for
several days
Mrs Elsie Dawson who is re- i
cuperaiing from a broken foot '
spent las: week with Mr and Mrs i
Kenneth Council.
i i.e motiier of Mis Howard I
Bennett of Route I passed away I
a* her home a! Stones die. Ya
last Saturday Jan It She was|
the grandmother of Mrs Howard
Bennett Jr who with his w.fe
and children live in Carrboro
Mr John Tripp proprietor of
'lripps snoe Shop is better after
ia serious operation a: Memorial
,Hospita; .as' week
'The }■ T A t.eid it* regular
meeting Thursday evening in the.
school auditorium The program |
ol tne meeting was presented by j
liie pupils woo have been study
mg the French language Mrs
M-uiel f'arriker. Supervisor ol
French in tile Chapel Ibil School
*j‘ the featured je-ater Pre
viou.- to ’.tie meeting open house
was heid- h. order loi the pait-nts
- visit seboo rooms of their
I hildre;; After the meeting a so
cial liour was held .r. the school
■ afeter.a
Tne Cu-anei- Sunday School
’ lass ! Itiesday even
ing a’ the home of Mrs Lulu
'Jae Seagioves on Ixogwood Acres
Extension Mis Ruth Settlerrnre,
program chairman ojwned the
meeting witti a brief devotional
after which she introduced the
'jt-bi.i l of the evening Mrs Ray
mond i.a.;". Mi and Mrs Kaign
' - •' <: ... Ruse.a |„, 'wo years
at Kiev Mrs Kaign fold of the
Ru.-mjl; people a- ■ * carne to
snow tt.en during her residence
there
She -aid they were iri no way
ike wbal we lead in the news
paper about them but were
friendly hospitable and very re
ligiou- J hough tiierc- are a few
olfiei denominations liw prevalent
lebgion of Kuas.a y> ,lne Greek
Orthodox f'hdfeh Mrs Kaign
•a.d she was really impressed by
the way the Russiar-* cared loi
each other sharing nc< i-ssities
with the needy even though they
had very little tor t hernselves
(he Russians have a staunch Ire
iiel Ilia' in entertaining stiangei
th< > might be cntivtaming angels
unawares Whenever strangers
knock on a door the household
would welcome the strangers as
honored guests even giving ujr
their own beds to the strangers
arid would prepare meals so boun
leous itiat they themselves would
know deprivations for days after
ward In comparing this" to the
Americans, we all know thai
Americans would never ojren then
doors to wayfarers, complete
strangers so to speak tor feai
of bring robbed and murdered
As a people Russians are very
religious. Each borne- no matter
how luxurious or poverty-stricken,
has an aiLir, composed of an icon
draped with a beautilully cmbronl
tied cloth before whit b the house
luild stands to pray Mr Kaign
described in rletail tluir (.reek
!Orthodox services winch were very
! u|gj)ting beautiful and most
wonderful to behold As a people
Russians ait- not ashamed iri show
.their feelings and are much more
i eligious in then daily lives Iban
we
Mrs Kaign w*s kind enough
Ito display several souvenirs she
mad brought back from Russia
fine was an icon, veiy old, made
iof wood, depicting the nativity
j scene, another was an icon used
i while traveling very valuable and
given to Mrs Kaign by a Russian
Princess another souvenir was a
Russian Bible, and anotlier, a
beautifully embrodcred icon cloth,
and also some pictures ol Rus
sia Mrs Kaign played a record
RUG GLEANING
Let »ur licUrr-trttiM tipirU
bring yrnr carpet back te lit*.
Free eatimatee.
CLEAN
9 x 12 Wool Domestic
Hardback Hug .. .Only $5.95
RUG CLEANING
ft STORAGE, INC.
Dial • a*4 aek tor WX-71141
(Ne Charge)
Call Maadar er Taeidaj far
Wednesday Pkkap.
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■ ling of the music of one of their
religious services, which was very
- j impressive by its melody and
•feeling.
1 After Mrs Kaign's talk a busi
ness session was held over which
Mrs R B Todd president pre
! sided Flans tor increasing the
■ ! treasury fund were made and
other business discussed Then a
|social hour was held during which
Toasted pound cake topped w ith,
whipped cream. and sliced
j peaches nuts and coffee were
' served The class presented a
farewell gift to Mrs Ltta Stokes,
|who with her husband Rev. Hen
ry B Stokes, are leaving ior -a!
new / pastorale at the end of the
I m onth Those present were the j
'hostess. Mrs. Seagroves: the
speaker Mrs. Raymond Kaigr.
the teacher. Miss Doris Lindsay
Mesdarnes Agnes Williams. Ruth
Set tie mire Edna Goodrich. Etriei
; Bowden. Thelma Clark. Mae Spar
j row Mary Hollingsworth, Agnes
Whitaker. Mary Lois Morgan,
Eloise Dale. Alma Todd. Annie]
Ray Etta Stokes arid Miss BiU.iej
Wkbains <
HEALTH SEMINAR NOW ON
The sixth annual Seminar on
Radioing*al Health ben.g t.eid!
Iteie today tomorrow, anu Wed-:
jr.esaay under the auspices ol tne!
!Department of Sanitary Engineer- 1
mg of the Department of Public■
Healtt. Administration of the l m- ;
ver-.ty- School of Public Health j
It is iieiiig attended by aljoot 1001
persons from throughout the east
ern L ruled atates
Ljjjpersity
IJQ'ist and
jffikShop
Rlklin St
■MR. i
WORKING
TOGETHER
FOR THE SOUTH’S
CONTINUED
PROGRESS
I COUNT US IN! Z!ZZT.
Mt for Southern Railway has no intention of being “among
the missing" when it comes to working for the continued
growth and progress of the territory we serve. As we
have in the past, we will go right on doing everything
we can to promote the prosperity and well-being of
the modern South that means so much to all of us.
no
O tin h i
| to JoahrJu it h in tin Smith, itn j/i n/iliii in! it.i
■Hp £ -It would take a long list, indeed, to include all
t those in the South today who working for
an,i looking toward a still greater future for
• America's “youngster” opportunity-land -
the modern South. If such a roster is ever
to
jgKtf
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warn
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SOUTHERN
: RAILWAY
SYSTEM
wAtMiaaioa. e c
Hospital Staff To
Have Dinner Party
An Italian covered dish supper
will be given for the members of
Memorial Hospital's staft by their
wives at 730 p m Friday Jan
29 n the hospital's basement din
ing room Each wife has been
asked to bring one dish.
Mrs Henry L Stephenson Jr
is chairman of the arrangements
committee which includes Mrs
John Foust Mrs John Semmel
rneyer. Mrs Fred Vinson Mrs
■ Charles Waters Jr Mrs Alfred
Hauer. Mrs. H F Johnson, and
Mrs. Roller! S Donner
Wonderful I'sed
Biographies
at only 7Zc or 97c
The Intimate Bookshop
119 East Franklin St.
Open Till 10 P.M.
offers
25% lo 50%
OFF
On All
GIFTS
Sale Ends Jan. .‘!1
AND KFMPMBKK Your gift
means more Irotn a famous
sloie.
OFF SEASON PRACTICE ,
The University's off-season foot-1
ball practice will begin on Feb. j
15. I
Siritgi IM U, Faster With
Orange County Building & Loan
Savings accounts with Orange County
Building & Loan Association grow fa.st
®er because the dividends are extra big.
This is plus money . . . myriey that is
earned by merely placing your sav
ings with Orange County Building &
Loan for safe keeping and growing.
It s that easy Open your account to
day !
( uncut Proposed ft 0 Compounded
Dividend Rate M® /|| Semi-Annually
SAVE BY THE 10TH OF THE MONTH
—Earn DIVIDENDS FROM THE Ist.
Orange County
Building & Loan Assn.
“The Home of Profitable Savings.”
HIM KS: Mnn.-J tiurs. f) 1 p.nt.; I ri. 9-<i p.m.
V\. I ranklin St. Rhone 9-H7<il
Monday, January 25, 1960
I HAVE YOU MET?
■I Joe Perrini, from New Y’ork
•City, a University student living
lat 111 Jackson Circle.