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ORANGE METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. David B. Lewis’s ser
mon topic at die 11 a.m. service
' at Orange Methodist Church to
; day will be “Is the Bible the
Word of God?” Sunday school be
‘ gins at 10 a.m. Methodist Youth
i Fellowship members will attend
a Christmas banquet at Univer
sity Methodist Church, beginning
; at 5.
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MARTHA ELIZABETH WEST
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee West
of 7 Davie Circle announce the
birth of a daughter, Martha Eliz
abeth, on Tuesday, Dec. 3, at N.
C. Memorial Hospital. Mrs. West
“They” said it would never happen again. “They” said we wouldn’t dare have another
stockwide sale just before Christmas. But who are ‘■‘they” to know. Comes Christmas we
love everybody.
Don't Miss This One! It s Our
O-SA-PONDEROSA*
Sole of Home furnishings
(It's Bigger Than The Ponderosa!)
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\ News For People In A Hurry | GROUND RULES
| ({, Most of you know how we play. But for any newcomers who have never known
| EXTRA SAVINGS 1 the tEriR °* a Gra ** we list the following ground rules.
I § ATAAVUIIIIF Every last item in our showrooms is available to you at a guaranteed
1 IIP TO 30% AND MORE \ STOCKWIDE
| k flftlllllAD You can count on saving at least an extra .. . usually it will
01FHEFUIUTHE OAVIIiIiO or " or more - Some pieces actually priced at cost and below.
| w ( k DDIACO Sale P rices wlll be caßh P rices > of course. But we guarantee to save
k i KlvCu you mone y any way y° u buy *
| All these Style Craft exclusives included
« ... „ , ® ■hff a l lumu We will deliver anywhere you want it at any time. Last year we were
Heritage Ethan Allen Henrenon DILIiCKi up half the night helping Santa.
I Tomlinson Stolton | IIIAUTD We reserve the right to stop the sale at any time. Thin situation is
f> Century Baker Oaftique » KIIIH lu unlikely in view of our warehouse which is also bulging with fresh
» 7 « ■inssinnw new groupings ready to fill the gaps.
a Craft Associates Morganton &
ft ■ n |%AI I All Contrary to what you might have heard, this sale is open to every
| Riggs Young Stiffel Lamps » I ULIu 1 one inclu< hng other furniture men. Everybody appreciates fine furni
i if 1 99 ture.
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> *“0-SA-PONDEROSA” freely
C\ C\ translated means “OH, SO BIG!”
OPEH WEEK RIGHTS M.L.
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SratufßdjS 111 0 Kenneth C. RoyaU, Jr., President
is the former Sarah Moore of
Kinston. She was a teacher at
©enwood School. Dr. West is
chief resident in the department
of pathology at Memorial Hos
pital.
the chapel hill weekly
Churchwomen Will
Hold ‘Qiriet D»y’
Episcopal Churcbwomen of the
Chapel of toe Cross will hold "
Quiet Day tomorow beginning
with Communion at 16 a.m. In
fee Little Chapel
Rev. WHliam Davidson of the
Church of toe Hrfy Family will
lead in meditatiili. All women
of toe community are welcome
to attend. Mrs. J. Edison Adams,
president of toe Owfrchwomen,
said.
There will be a sandwich
lunch In the Parish House at
12:36, and a baby sitter wffl be
srvaHßdee to care for small chil
dren.
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Feeding tone 5:36 p.m.-U:3O p.m. • Sunday 5:16 p.m.-16:M p.m.
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10 UNC Scientists
Get Heart Grants
Ten scientists at the Univer
sity School of Medicine received
fellowship awards and grants-in
aid totalling $118,920 from toe
American and North Carolina
Heart Associations during the
past year, it was announced to
day by. William Ivey, chairman
of the State hear* group’s board
of directors.
The grants were among 39
totaling $257,931, awarded to sci
entists at various medical re
search centers throughout the
state during the past year.
Recipients of the Heart Asso
ciation's research awards were
Drs. Billy Baggett, Thomas U.
L. Bizer, Eric L. Fearrington,
Carl W. Gottsehalk, Herbert S.
Harned Jr., George Johnson Jr.,
William E. Lassiter, Werner
Straus, Isaac M. Taylor, ’and
Benson Reid Wilcox, all of Chap
el Hill.
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Funerals Friday For Mrs. Burks
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday morning for Mr*. Eva
Kate Bullard Burks of Chapel Hill,
who died Wednesday afternoon
at her home. Mrs. Burks was 74.
The services were conducted
at Walker’s Funeral Home chapel
Dy the Rev. Clyde McOarver. A
second service was conducted
Friday afternoon in the Metho
dist Church in Roseboro by the
Rev. H. S. Garris. Burial was in
Roseboro Cemetery.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Edmund Blower of Akron.
Ohio, and Mrs. L H. Crumpler
Os Raleigh; one son, Edward C.
Burks of Bayside. Va.; and eight
grandchildren and one great
grandson.
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