CHAPEL HILV
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Charles Woollen of New York
is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Charles T. Woollen.
Mrs. Lawrence Thompson and
son, Lawrence, of Washington, D.
C., are Chapel Hill visitors this
week. They are enroute to Kala
mazoo, where Lawrence will teach.
Mrs. George Lay is' visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Green, in Santa Mon
ica,-Calif..-r—.
Mr. arid Mrs. Julian Caston of
Hillsboro have moved to Chapel
Hill where Mr, Caston has gone
into the automobile business.
Tom Bost, Jr., formerly of Chap
el Hill but more recently of Ral
eigh, has joined the Wake For
est College news bureau as head
of sports publicity. He served
overseas two years in the intelli
gence service.
Duncan St. Clair has gone to
Orangeburg, S. C., where he will
be connected with the Orange
burg Observer as a partner in the
business. Heresigned his position
from the Orange Printshop.
Miss Susan Barbee o£ Tarboro
spent last weekend with her moth
er, Mrs. M. T. Barbee.
Miss Kitty Rogerson has return
ed from Morehead City where she
spent some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Padgette have
returned from their vacation spent
in Maine at the Hutchinson Camp.
They were accompanied home by
Bill Hutchinson.
Mrs. Fred Archer is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Thornton.
Miss Mary Thornton is spend
ing some time in New York.
Mrs. John M. Booker and Mrs.
Louis Graves are spending a few
days at Pawley’s Island, S. C.
Mrs. McGimsey of Lenoir is the
guest of her daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Wilson.
The Wilsons are occupying the
home of Mrs. Mary Graves Rees
while Mrs. Rees is away.
Mrs. William Hampton and
daughter, Boots, are the guests of
Miss Belle Hampton on North
street.
Miss Katherine Ann Gee came
oft Tuesday from Kenbridge, Va.,
to join her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Ned Gee.
I. A. West
Is Honored
Carrboro.—I. A. West, mayor of
Carrboro, was honored on his
birthday at the West home on
-Maple street Sunday, August 11.
Invited guefets numbering be
tween 60 and 70 arrived before the
noon hour bringing baskets. Lunch
was spread on a long table cen
tered with a large birthday cake.
Guests present included Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Mann, Dorothy B.
Riggsbee, William Riggsbee, Mrs.
Mamie Beck, Claiborne Oakley,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sturdivant, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Lanning, Miss
Jane Lanning, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Marin,' Rev and Mrs. J.’E. Joyce,
Johnnie and Jerry Joyce. Mrs. T.
N. Mann, Mr .and Mrs. Jesse West,.
Lee and Margaret West, Richard
P. Joyce, S. E. Oakley, Mrs. An
nie Hackney, Elmer Oakley and
Mrs. I. A. West.
r» Dealer
Joint Hostesses
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Jourdan Bivins and Miss
Hannah Beard were hostesses to
a group of friends last Friday
night at a bridge party. Bridge
was played at five tables and
rummy at one. Mrs. Alfred Eakes
was high scorer in bridge, Mrs.
Randolph R. Brown in rummy, and
Mrs. William Smith of Chapel Hill
guest high.
Gifts were given to Miss Helen
Caston and Miss Virginia Spruill
whose engagements were announ
ced recently, and Mrs. Latham
Latta, a recent bride.
Present were Mesdames Scott
Cates, William Cates, Ernest ,Pat
.terson, Earl Bacon, T. P. Holler,
William Lynch, Harry Breeze,
Wilson Cole, Brown P. Gordon, Jr.,
Randolph R. Brown, William, Der
bey, Latham Latta, Alfred Eakes,
George Arms, Marion Allison, Wal
lis Bacon, and William Smith of
Chapel Hill, and Misses Peggy
Cates, Betty Johnston, Virginia
Antrim, Mary Sue Robertson,
Helen Caston, Mary Claytor, Gi-ace
Bivins, and Virginia Spruill of
Chapel Hill.
We are now equipped to
handle all types of body fen
ders and car refinishing. We
use genuine Duco lacquer and
enamels.
Hearing Held
For Wingate
In a hearing before Magistrate
Cicero H. Jones, W. T. Wingate,
charged with obtaining money un
der false pretenses, *has been
bound over to next week’s term of
Orafnge county superior court un
der bond of $500.
Wingate has been held in jail in
Hillsboro since his arrest several
weeks ago in West Hillsboro.
Prosecuting witnesses ajgainst
him are listed as Marvin Ray, W.
R. Roberts, deputy sheriff; Dr. B.
N. Roberts, and Carl Hurley, dep
uty sheriff and arresting officer.
' Other cases befbrfe Jones re
cently are;
Dossie Wrenn, Negro of West
Hillsboro, drunk, $3 and costs: John
E. Simon, breaking and entering
Andrew Oliver’s home in Bing
ham township, $100 bond to su
perior court; Willie G. Price, Haw
River, careless and reckless driv
ing, $100 bond to superior court;
Hansford B. Akridgf, Albany,
Ga.; reckless and careless driving,
$100 bond to superior court; Rus
sell Gantt, Burlington, reckless
driving, transferred .to Chapel Hill
recorder’s court upon petition of
A. H. Graham, attorney, and Pa
trolman T. P. Hofler;
Guy L. Keoley, Reidsville,
speeding; $3 and costs; LeRoy An
derson, 3 charges of being drunk,
30 days, terms not to run concur
rently;
Joseph Wright, route 4, Durham,
failing to give hand signals, $3 and
costs; Joe Pugh, West Hillsboro,
drunk and disorderly, $5 and costs;
M. G. Godfrey, West Hillsboro,
drunk, $5 and costs.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker an
nounce the birth of a daughter in
Watts hospital on August 9. She
has been' named Sandra .Ana. Mrs,
Parker is the former Ruby Albert
of Hillsboro.
DISCHARGED FROM NAVy
Frank Gates, AEM 1-c, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gates of Hills
boro, received his discharge from
the Navy at Camp Shelton, Va.,
August 9. He had served in the
Navy for six years.
CITIZENS’
INSURANCE AGENCY
General Insurance
and
1 Surety Bonds
Phone 73 E. H. Collins
54 Grocery
General Merchandise
CARRBORO
|On Highway 54 ___
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liquor for sale;
H. A. Arnold, driving drunk;
Matthew-Jones, assault with dead
ly weapon; James E. Battle, hit and
run; Walter W. Rainey, driving
drunk; Dan Fuquay, driving drunk;
Alton Lee Crumpler, reckless driv
ing; Otis K. Conklin, larceny;
George H. Gibbs, driving drunk;
Cathalene Trice, forgery; Catha
lene Trice, forgery; N. S. Williams,
driving drunk; W. C. Ivey, driving
drunk; Eugene Womble, illegal
possession of whiskey for sale;
Charlie Cotton, assault on a fe
male; Odelle T. Breeze, reckless
driving, T. R. Murray, reckless
driving; Charlie G. Wrenn, non
support; A. H. Nordan, assault with
deadly weapon; V. S. Earp, reck
less driving; J. W. Martin, Jr.,
driving drunk; John Henry Wells,
driving drunk; J. T. Garrett, driv
ing drunk; Charlie A. Brown, driv
ing drunk; Uties Farrish, driving
drunk; Wheeler Atwater, carnal
knowledge female; Dora Cotton,
cruelty to animals;
Lee Thomas Corbett, reckless
driving; R. H. Scarlett, illegal pos
session of liquor J^r sale; Ivan E.
Carroll,- larceny; Leroy Smith,
breaking and entering; Horace M.
Fulcher, speeding; Banks Hicks,
escaped; Wade Treese , escaped;
William C. Newton, manslaughter
Eddie C. Johnson, careless and
reckless driving; J. L. Riddle, driv
ing drunk; J.‘D. Burnett, driving
drunk; Herbert Lee Moore, reck
less driving; Howard Duncan, man
slaughter; H. M. Perry, permitting
another to drive his car while in
toxicated;
G. F. Young, driving drunk; Eu
FLOYD M. RAY
Electrical .
Contractor
Household and Commercial
Lighting Fixtures
Refrigerator Repair and
~ " Maintenance - ~~ -
BOX 122 PHONE 143-W
Hillsboro, N. C. ‘ ,
gene H. Pruett, driving drunk; Evis
Bowden, embezzlement; James E.
Caldwell, illegal possession and
transporting whiskey; J. B. Austin
driving druiik; Lonie Freeland,
driving drunk; C. D. McGoagan,
illegal possession and transporting
whiskey; Cofton Phillips, driving
drunk, John Calvin Mitchell, care
less and reckless driving; W. T.
Wingate, receiving under false
pretense; Robert Lee Sumpter,
reckless driving; John E. Simon,
breaking and entering; Willie G.
Price, reckless driving; Hansford
B. Akridge, reckless driving.
Mattie Boldin, murder; Jeppie
May Duke, illegal possession of
liquor for purpose of sale; George
Robert House, Jr., reckless driv
ing; Mandell Purifoy, murder, Gus
Faucette, assault on a temaie, Ru
by Thompson, murder; Cooe Fear
rington, murder; Frank Torial, as
sault with deadly weapon; B. H.
Thompson, reckless driving; Leon
K. Crabtree, reckless driving; Roy
L. Atwater, assault with deadly
weapon; Shelton „J. Blackwood,
larceny.
John A. Qualls, larceny; C. M.
Baldwin, reckless driving.
—Dressed Lumber—
We *will be glad to dress your lumber by means
of our new planing-mill outfit. B^ing it
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FITCH LUMBER COMPANY
Carr boro
Phone 7291
We will continue our August Clearance sale throughout the month. But
shop early to be assured of getting the best in your size—Men’s, women’s
and children’s
Shoes — Dresses — Suits
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