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News Events of Interest to Women Sue P. Large, Society Editor Phone 55 PERSONALS Mrs. D. S Monday f.-fS vJtog with Wn^Keid and Mrs. Hel en Reid ^omas Gordon Mr. and Mrs. nd Maj. and ST.TTjt~»b their mother. Mrs. Mamie Gordon. u ^ Mr. and Mrs. R- £•^“Scott are children and MJ^t ^ view, spending the week av Virgini8' , Tom Jones ol J.L. Brown 8 Son GROCERIES—CLOTHES general merchandise Hillsboro, N. C. j. L. LOCKHART insurance and real Estate ♦, Hlllsbaro, N. C ANUU.uk — _±We Gift Wrap— Mrs. George Bason 307 E. Franklin St., Chapel H.H r * Need a 1 LAXATIVE? Slack-Draught is. 1- Usually prompt 2- Usually thorough 3- Always economical cwriow: wt omy »» piptcrte weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sharpe and daughter. It was the first time Mrs. Sharpe had seer brother for more than three years Will Gilmore, Robert Forrest Jr., and George Teer, Jr., left last week for the YMCA camp al Crabtree Creek. Mrs. Jack Williams 'af Durham is spending several days here with her sister-in-law, Mrs. E . G Broadwell. Seaman First Class Thomas Du la and Mrs. Dula spent Thursday in Raleigh visiting personnel oi the Dillon Supply Company, where Dula was employed as bookkeep ing machine operator prior to his enlistment in the U. S. Naval re serve. They were visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. B. DuIS at Wilkesborc last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Woods and son, Roy, of Newport News, Va., are visiting Hugh’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Sam Woods. ~ MRS. KENNEM’GIVEN SURPRISE DINNER ' "‘TJhe family of Mrs. G. L. Kennedy- gave her a surprise birthday dinner on Sunday, July 8, at her home. Those enjoying the dinner were Mr. I. R. (Bud) Long, I. D. and J. C. Long. Mrs. Lacy Saterfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pope and Peggy, Mrs. Melvin Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Long and Ann, Mrs. Hubert Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Long and family and Miss Marie Ken nedy. Everyone had a good time and wished for her many more happy birthdays. _:_ RUMMY PARTY Misses Helen Caston and An nie Pope were co-hostesses at a rummy party held at the home of Miss Caston Thursday night "of last yeek. Four tables were set for rummy yvith five players at each. Miss Grace Bivins won prize for low score and Miss Margaret Monk took the high score prize. After three successive games, the guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments con sisting of dainty cakes, sandwiches of all designs and fruit punch. Dell’s Jewel Bex Diamonds—Watches Jewelry 167 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill Specials Watermelons Peaches •- g Apples I Cantaloupes | t. MINIMS UKUVMI Hillsboro. N. G. ™ The Record V/' : " . $ ‘ ' . ' / Movements for the public good are fre quently launched with great enthusiasm, but sometimes die out because sustained effort is lacking. {This is not true of the North Carolina beer industry’s self-regulation program to maintain wholesome conditions in the retail sale of this beverage of moderation. Continued with diligent effort since its launching in May, 1939, our Committee’s program has won the praise and support of the law-enforcement officers, th^ press » and the public. iWe promise there will be no let-up in our efforts. NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE United States Brewers Foundation EDGAR H. BAIN. State Director ^ Wan Building / Ralei*. N. C. ^ . ' '. . ji-^i ^. m.jftir' r i 'i . ■'■■■! i ■'■■■■'■ - ' ■ .. " ' 1 1 Evans'Poole Vows Spoken At Carrborfc Carr boro—Miss Fleta Mae Ev ans, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R,,. Evans, became the bride of Sgt. Allen B. Poole, U. S. Army, Friday, July 6, at the Carrboro Methodist church. The Rev. V. E. Queen, pastor of the bride and the Rev. W. H. Poole, uncle of the bridegroom, heard the vows spo ken. Wedding music was furnished by Miis Elizabeth Womble and A. O. Barbee, soloist of Durham, sang “O Perfect Love”, “Because” and “The Lord’s Prayer”. Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Ann Poole, Miss Evelyn Pickett, Miss Hilda Cheek and Mrs. J. Hughes Fagge. Two of them wore gowns oT pink marquisette and two wore gowns of blue, each car rying a nosegay of summer flow ers. , Mrs. Tommy Evans, matron of honor and sister-in-law of the bride, wore a gown of white mar quisette and .carriedf- a nosegay of summer flowers. Little Billy Poole was ring bearer. Ushers were J. M. Foushee of Chapel Hill, D. M. Ray of. Carr boro, J. B. Sherman and Floyd Rhodes of Durham. . Given in marriage by her fath er, John Robert Evans, the bride wore a. wedding gown of white slipper satin, colonial fashion, with net yoke, long sleeves, and court train. Her fingertip veil fell from a Mary Stuart cap with orange blossoms. She carried a white prayerbook covered with white orchids. A locket, worn by the bride’s mother when she was mar ried, was hei- only ornament. The bride was met at the altar by the bridegroom, attended by his best man, his brother,.H. H. Poole Jr., U. S. Navy. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home with the bride’s parfentS until July 30, at which time Sergeant Poole will report to Fort Bragg for reassign ment. Sgt. Poole is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Poole of Knichtdale. CARRBORO GIRL WED AT SPRINGFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Squires of Carrboro announce the marriage of their daughter, Frances, to John A. Bobba of Springfield, Mass,, on Friday morning, June 8, m^Sprln^field. Mr. Bobba is the son of Anthony Bobba of Spring field and has recently been * dis charged from the Army Air Corps. HOOK-PITTARD VOWS ARE SPOKEN Miss Beverly June Hook, daugh ter of Captain and Mrs. Arthur Hobk of Foley, Ala,, became the bride of Flight-officer John Sharpe Pittard of Chapel Hill, Sunday, June 17. The ceremojiy was per formed at St. Paul’s Lutheran Pittard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Pittard of Chapel Hill and attended Hillsboro high school. At home—Any flavor—Delicious—Smooth — No ico crystals — No cooking —No ro whipping—No scorchod flavor —Easy — Inoxponsivo—20 rocipos in oach 154 pkg. Ploaso sond this ad for froofull-six# sam ple offer, or buy from your grocer. Lonuonueircy Brand Homemade Ice Cream STABILIZER -tMMWM8.MNmwCUm.MUr., Carr Mews COOPER-COMPTON REUNION The Cooper - Compton reunion' will be held next Sunday, July 22, at the American Legion Hut in Mepane. All friends and relatives of the clan are invited to come and bring a light lunch. An inter esting, but short program is being planned for the day. REV. UPCHURCH RE8IGN8 Rev. E. E. Upchurch, pastor of the Mt. Adar church, announced at the regular service Sunday morning that he was resigning his pastorate in order to enter the Baptist Theological Saminary in Louisville, Ky., the first of Sep tember. Rev. Upchurch has been at tending Wake Forrest Baptist col lege and carrying the pastorate during his stay there. WM8 BRUN8WICK STEW On Friday, July 27, the ladies of the Mt. Adar Woman’s Mission ary Society will serve a bruns wick 'stew supper at Carr. Serv ing will begin at six. Everybody is invited to come and have a good time. MRS. GREEN HONORED Mrs. Hattie Lynch gave a sur prise shower honoring Mrs. Lee Green of Elon, Tuesday night, I July 10. Many attractive gifts were received by the honoree. During the evening refreshments were served by Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Green is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Lynch. Her hus is overseas. SERVICE MEN F. O. Burton Warren is spend ing a thirty-day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Sudie Warren. F. O. Warren has been in Europe since April. Stewart-' Robinson—received a medical discharge from the army and is at home. Stewart has re ceived a long list of awards and medals. Bernice Wilson, S 2-c, Norfolk, Va., is home on a thirteen-day furlough, after which he expects to go to the Philippines. Harold Compton is in the hos pital in southern France suffering withlseigcofTbOlts. Charlie Henry Allen is spend ing his furlough at home With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Allen. Charlie has been overseas nearly two years. PERSONAL8 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Howard and family of Roxboro spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Carver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams of Portsmouth, Va., spent several days last week with Mrs. Adams’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jobe. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Satterfield and family of Greenville, spent Sunday visiting, Mrs. Jennie Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Bob White. Maddry Wilson and sons Ber nice and Bill, of Burlington, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward.__— Miss Blanch Warren of Greens boro, spent the week end at home. Mesdames Howard Compton, John Copely and M. C. Sykes spent last week at Carolina Beach. They returned home Friday. Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Upchurch and daughter” of Wake Forest, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jobe. . Mrs. Bycd Atkins and children of Milton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. I. S. Rogers left Sunday to spend several days with her daughter, Mrs. Frances Parker, in Durham. . — — Mrs. Billy Price and daughter of Raleigh, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Dunn. Mesdames Sherman Long, Jule Allen, E. C. Compton and Miss Margie Wrenn spent*Monday aft ernoon in Burlington. F. O. Burton Warren spent the week end visiting friends in Greenville. , Mrs. Virginia Christopher Jpnes is spending some time in Ashe ville 'with her husband, who has returned from overseas and is a patient in the hospital there. Miss Lois Ward visited her cousins in Greensboro, last week. Mrs. R. N. Fitch who has been THANKS - - - FOR YOUR PATIENCE The Fori Furguson Tractors are NOW in production. We expect to begin filling orders in August PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW FOR FUTURE DELIVER Y. STROWD MOTOR CO. : CHAPEL HILL, N. C. = •. . i, FORD PRODUCTS SINCE 1914 _ Recent Parties Honor Miss Nancy Cates Miss Nancy Cates has been feted with many parties prior to her wedding last evening, to Lt. Da vid Herring Beard. Miss Mary Susan Robertson en tertained at her home Tuesday evening with six tables of bridge. Miss Cates’ place was marked by a corsage and miniature bride and groom. High score award was won by Mrs. B. P. Gordon, Jr. And low score award went to Miss Winnie Williams. Iced punch was served during the game. A messenger boy arrived with a package for Miss Cates. _ When opened, the package contained most of the pieces in the hon oree’s china pattern. >• _____ Fancy bridal ices, individual cakes, and nuts were served the twenty-four guests present. Mrs. Dorothy Arms and her mother, Mrs. T. H. Antrim enter tained at a luncheon, Saturday July 7, in honor of Miss Cates, a1 which time she received several pieces of her crystal. A deliciotiS hot plate lunch'with dessert of angel food cake, peaches and whipped cream was served to Mrs. F. S. Cates, Mrs. S. W DuBose, and Misses Nancy Cates honoree, Peggy Cates, Mary Susan Robertson, Wilma Latta and Grace Bivins. Friday evening at eight o’clock. Mrs. Hubert Turner and Mrs. Al len Walker entertained at a bridge party in honor of Miss Cates. The bride-elect’s place was marked by a corsage of white rosebuds Mrs. F. S. Cates was presented high score award for the ever ning and Mrs. Harry Breeze was presented with average. The hon oree was presented with crystal in her pattern. right sick is better. Miss Annie Laurie Rogers oi Greensboro spent the week end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers,—-».., ■, ; MRS. SCARLETT HAS junior c: A/S The Junior Girl’s Auxiliary of the West Hill Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. R. E. Scar lett, with Miss Jeanette Roberts, program chairman, being in charge of .the program. The main topic was “A Good Citizen . After the program, Bible ques tions were asked by the coun selor, Mrs. Scarlett. Jeanette Rob erts and Mary Lou Lane answer ed the most questions correctly, and won the prizes. _ Afterwards, refreshments were served to Jeanette Roberts, Jean ette Vick, Fay Marine, Jackie Burton, Dixie Lee King, Peggy Albright, and Mary Lou Lane, by Mrs. Scarlett. Hillsboro Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 15 West King St. Dr. Jno. L, Fruzelle . Chiropractor Offices "over Rogers' Drugstore. . . DURHAM, N. C. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wabbl* when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze Don’t be annoyed and embarrassed b5 such handicaps. FASTEETH, an alka, line (non-acid) powder to sprinkle or your plates, keeps false teeth non firmly set. Gives confident feeling of 86' curity and added comfort. No gummy gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FAS TEETH today at any drug store. USE TIP ?0P FLOUR For Best Baking Results WALKER BROS. HOWDY, NEIGHBOR! Your Carolina Trailways driver is a man with a thousand friends. As h^ waves to Bill Jones, he's probably thinking, “I’m glad to r . S-e Bill has his tractor running J a gain because he hasn’t had it in i le field for several days and 1 ’ vzs afraid he was having trouble vith it." This friendliness exists through out every community served by Trailways and it is the most valu-, able asset Carolina Trailways has. This spirit was fostered long before Pearl Harbor, has with- ; stood the greatest trials in the history of our country, and is the basis for an even closer relation shipjh the great days to come. ! * * . * 54% of North Carolina communities have no other means of public trans portation but buses. ~
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