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EDUCATION SPEAKER Miss
Lois Edinger, president elect of the
National Education Association, spoke
Wednesday to the Chapel Hill Educa
tion Association, which in turn is part
of the national Association. From left:
Miss Edinger; Estes Hills School prin
cipal Miss Mildred Mooneyhan, Mrs.
Rec Program Funds
Are Appropriated
The Executive Committee of
the Chapel Hill Community Coun
cil voted unanimously Thursday
night to appropriate between
$2941 and $3420 to the Recreation
Commission.
The Committee recently hesi
tated to give the Recreation Com
mission this formerly promised
final payment from its 1963 Chest
collections.
The recent success of the Rec
reation tax referendum had led
the Executive Committee to be
lieve the Recreation Commission
would no longer need its final
Chest payment. Robert Midgette,
Community Chest Council chair
man, said the committee had
planned to distribute the promis
ed donation among other agen
cies instead of giving it to the
Commission.
Bu t Town Manager Robert
Peck, speaking for the Recreation
Commission, said the Commission
had included the promised al
location in its 1963-64 budget.
“If the money is not appropri
ated to the Recreation Commis
sion it will mean cutting into the
budget,” said Mr. Peck, “and we
University Baptist’s
Activities Today
“To hear or Not to Hear” is
tile sermon to be preached today
lat the 11 a.m. Worship Service
of University Baptist Church.
Sharing the pulpit with the pas
tor. Dr. Henry E. Turlington,
will be Miss Betsy Mclntosh of
West Palm Beach, Fla. Miss
Mclntosh, a student in the Uni
-1 versify, was a summer mission
ary to Chile under the BSU-spon
sored LISTEN program,
j Mrs. W. C. Burris, minister of
| music, will lead the choir in sing
! ing “The Heavens Are Telling”
by Beethoven, and “Turn Thy
i Face from My Sins” by Sullivan.
' Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor Jr. is
‘organ accompanist,
i Dr, W. D. White of the De
partment of Religion, Duke Uni
-1 versity, will lead the discussion
iat the Student Forum. Continu
ing their series on “Studies in
* the Nature of Religious Truth,”
Dr. White will speak on “Re
igious Literature.” The Adult
Discussion Group has chosen as
its topic, “The Rise of Baptists
in England.”
The evening worship service
will begin at 7:45 p.m.
Rose Society
Meets Tuesday
Mrs. H. R. Totten, program chair
man, announces that the Chapel
Hill Rose Society will meet Tues
day at 8 p.m. in the lounge of
Home Savings and Loan Associa
tion.
Dr. Gertrude Willis, president,
will report on “Proof of the Pud
din” as compiled by members of
the society regarding the best
rose varieties to grow in Chapel
Hill.
Visitors are welcome. They and
members are invited to bring a
specimen rose. The rose should
be brought in a Coca-Cola bottle
and labeled with name of its
varsity and its owner.
Mrs. Totten has invited Joseph
Richert of Raleigh to be the pro
giam speaker. Mr. Richert is the
Carolinas representative on the
board of Directors of the Ameri
can Rose Society. He will bring
an interesting report of the re
cent annual convention of the
American Rose Society.
Refreshments and social hour
will end the meeting.
Kay Bishop, and Mrs. Carolyn Daniel,
all delegates to the NEA convention in
Detroit last summer; and School Sup
erintendent Howard Thompson. The
“U. S. S. North Carolina” hats were
worn by delegates in Detroit as part
of Miss Edinger’s campaign for elec
tion as president.
are now running on a tight bud
get.”
The money originally promised
to the Recreation Commission, if
the Community Chest drive
reached its goal, was $3420. How
ever, last year's Chest drive hav
ing fallen short of its goal, ap
proximately $3,000 will be the
actual sum given to the Commis
sion.
The 1963-64 Recreation Depart
ment budget is based on revenue
of $30,386. Approximately $5420
of this amount will come from
the Community Chest allotments.
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Church Women
To Hold Meetings
Women of the Church of the
Holy Family will hold their
chapter meetings this coming
week. Women are welcome to
come to the chapter of their
choice. Meetings are as fol
lows:
St. Agnes Chapter, 10 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 14, at the home
of Mrs. George Penick, Coker
Drive.
St. Elizabeth Chapter, 8 p.m.
Monday. Oct. 14, at the home of
Mrs. William Powell, 807 Plum
Lane.
St. Mary’s Chapter, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 15, at the church.
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THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
Sermon Announced
For United Church
The Rev. DeWHt Myers, Jr.,
will deliver a sermon on “What’s
Four Thousand Italians
More or Less?" at the 11 a.m.
service at United Church, 211
W. Cameron Ave.
The choir, under , the direction
of Lynn Ikenberry, new direc
tor of music, will sing “Go Not
Far From Me, O God!” by
Ziflfgarjtlli. They will be ac
companied by Mrs. Warren
Morris at the organ.
The children of the first four
grades will withdraw to Fel
lowship Hall after the Children's
Sermon which precedes the reg
ular service. Through the medi
um of films, games, end handi
craft, they will “visit” Japan
each Sunday during October.
The program is directed by Mr.
and Mrs. Hansel Hollingsworth.
Sunday School classes for all
ages are held at 10 a.m. in Fel
lowship Hail. The Young Adult
Class, under the leadership of
Dr. C. David Jenkins, will dis
cuss the sermon of the previous
Sunday as presented in outline
form by the minister at the class
meeting each week.
Visitors are welcome at all
services of the church. Nursery
and kindergarten facilities are
available during the church
hour.
At 5 p.m. every Sunday the
Junior High Fellowship meets
for recreation, supper and wor
ship. The program this evening
will be the first in a series pre
senting the different worship ser
vices of the Judeo-Christian tra
dition. It will be a study of the
Seder Passover celebration, the
family service held in Orthodox
Jewish homes on the first night
of the Jewish Passover. The
group will meet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Neville,
4 Oakwood Drive. All Junior
High students are invited to at
tend. Mrs. Tom Davis is the
sponsor and program leader.
NCTE DELEGATE
Eugenia Hunter of the Univer
sity will participate in an Ele
mentary Section Meeting on “Or
al Language—a new Look” at
the 53rd annual convention of the
National Council of Teachers of
English, to be held during
Thanksgiving week in San Fran
cisco.
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JAYCETTE OFFICERS lnstalled as officers
of the Chapel Hill Jaycettes for the coming year
Thursday night were, from left, Mrs. Ben Courts,
publicity director; Mrs. Tommy Gravitt, recording
secretary; Mrs. Rennie Mann, president; Mrs. Jim
Goldstein, membership director; Mrs. Jim Russell,
New Babies Born
In Community
Babies bom recently in Chapel
Hill and Carrboro are as follows:
Herman Victor Nickerson, bom
Oct. 2, to Herman and Shirley
Nickerson, 223 Knolls St., Carr
boro.
Anthony Alexander Renshaw
and Andrew Alexander Renshaw
bom Sept. 30 to Edward and Pa
tricia Renshaw, 200 Wilson Court.
Robin Lynete Squires, bom
Sept. 19 to Lloyd and Leslie
Squires, Fidelity St., Carrboro.
Richard Scott Deßarger, born
Sept. 28 to David and Cheryl De-
Barger, 140 King St.
Ralph Donald Coffey, born
Sept. 21 to Ralph and Nancy Cof
fey, 5 Audley Lane.
Sharyl Lynn Berkley, born Sept.
24 to William and Margaret Ber
kely, Glen Heights.
Jay Allen Gentry, born Sept. 30
to James and Alma Gentry, Tar
heel Trailer Court.
Estes Hills PTA Meets Thursday
Estes Hills School PTA will
hold its first meeting of the
year at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in
the multi-purpose room of the
school. All parents of children
enrolled at Estes Hills are urg
ed to attend.
Dr. Ira Fowler, PTA presi
dent, will outline plans for the
year, present the $2,207.78 bud
get, and introduce members of
the PTA executive committee.
Miss Mildred Mooneyhan,
school principal, will introduce
the faculty of 25 teachers.
At an open house after the
business meeting, parents will
•have an opportunity to meet
their children's teachers, visit
the schoolrooms, and chat with
other parents. They may also
look over the 12 new class
rooms added to the school end
being used for the first time
this year.
A committee headed by Mrs.
P. R. Johnston, hospitality
third vice president; Mrs. Eddie Mann, first vice
president; and Mrs. Bill Basnight, corresponding sec
retary. Absent for the picture were Mrs. Jim Stegall,
second vice president, and Mrs. Roger Miles, treas
urer.
chairman, will serve refresh
ments.
Officers of the Estes Hills
PTA this year are: Dr. Fowler;
Howard Clark, vice president;
R. H. Wagner, treasurer; Mrs.
R. F. Donnan, secretary:. Mrs.
P. R. Johnston, hospitality;
Wayne A. Danielson, publicity;
Riman A. Muth, budget; Mrs.
J. F., Lane, membership; Mrs.
P. H. Hobson end Reid Suggs,
grounds; Mrs. George Stow and
Mrs. W. C. Mallonee, Thrift
Shop; Mrs. P. W. Preston, class
room representative, and Dr.
C. M. Cameron, Jr., past pres
ident.
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Miss Judy Winston of Chapel
Hill has been chosen editor of
the Carolinian, the weekly stu
denKnewspaper at Woman’s Col
lege in Greensboro, for the 1963-
64 school year.
Women’s Fellowship
Meeting Tomorrow
The Women's Fellowship of
United Church will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow at 8
p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of
the Church. All women mem
bers of the church are invited
to attend.
The program will be an in
formative glimpse of the high
lights of the year’s emphases.
Chairmen will explain their
areas of work. They are: stew
ardship, Mrs. A. C. Shearer;
missions, Mrs. E. U. Bain; so
cial action, Mrs. Eleanor Port
er; friendly service, Mrs. W. D.
Basnight; spiritual life, Mrs.
W. G. Morris; and Christian ed
ucation, Mrs. Devid Jenkins.
Mrs. Warren Morris will be
•the devotional service leader.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Reid Suggs and Mrs.
Hilton Goulson.
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