New Hope ,
By Miss Elizabeth Kirkland
Mrs. Henry Tapp, Mrs. John
Kirkland, Mrs. Winston Strayhom,
M,-s. John Freeland and Elizabeth
Kirkland attended the meeting of
district No. 3 in the Chapel Hill
Presbyterian Church Tuesday,
October 1.
This district embraces Orange
and Alamance counties with 20
Auxiliaries. The Auxiliaries in
Orange county are Little River,
North Eno, Eno, Fairfield, Hills
boro, Efland, New Hope, Chapel
Kill, Bethlehem. In Alamance,
Stoney Creek, Cross Roads, Bur
lington 2nd, Burlington, Piedmont,
East Burlington, Graham, Beth
any, Mebane, Hawfield, Shiloh.
An address on Home Missions
was given by the Rev. Edgar
Woods, pastor of Graham Church.
The Youth Program was present
ed by Betty Scott Barbour of
Pittsboro. The closing address was
given by Dr. Henry Patterson of
Greensboro, executive secretary of
Orange Presbytery.
Dinner was served by the Chapel
Hill Auxiliary.
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The Rev. O. V. Caudill of Salis
bury, Synod’s Church Architect,
preached at New Hope last Sun
day and met with the session
board of deacons and the young
men’s group for the purpose of
making plans for building Sunday
sehbol rooms.
PERSONALS
Kenneth Strayhom of Maxton
Junior College and Alfred Kirk
land of State College spent the
weekend at home.
The Viola Powell circle met with
Mrs. Winston Strayhom Tuesday,
October V, at 8 pin. Members
present were Mrs. N. M. Lowe,
Mrs. Joe Rhinehart, Miss Mattie
Blackwood, Mrs. Sam Tilley, Mrs.
O’Neil Sharpe, Mrs. Elmer John
son, Mrs. Garland Kirkland, Mrs.
Herman Strayhom, Mrs. Wallie
Strayhom.
The New Hope Home Demon
stration club will meet with Mrs.
A. J. FreeEknd Wednesday, Oc
tober 16, at 2 p.m. The demonstra
tion will be “What We Earn and
How to Use It.” Plans will be
made for Achievement Day on Oc
tober 22 in Hillsboro.
SAILS FOR EUROPE
Theodore Charles Reidt of Hills
boro sailde from Newport News,
Va., for Gdansk, Poland, on the
S. S. Saginaw Victory as a cattle
attendant on September 23, 1946.
Five thousanod naoutical cowboys
have been recruited from all the
states in the Union as well as Can
ada. Their duties on board ship
consist of feeding, watering, and
otherwise caring for the 200,000
animals being shipped this year.
Palmers Grove
By Mr*, w. V. Armfleld
Snpn!tler^OWe11 and Fredrick Riley
i thC weekend with their
WhickerrentS’ Mr' and Mrs- O. D.
15 a -
fhrVhiDe!be- Yates- Rationed at
the Atlanta Ordnance depot, was
home for the weekend.
Mrs. Dora Franklin went shop
ping in Durham Saturday.
Cpl. Fletcher Yates of Fort
Bragg was home for the weekend.
Mrs. Clyde Rhew accidentally
cut ligaments in his haifd putting
U,p a stove pine and is a patient
at Duke hospital.
Mrs. D. F. Waters was a guest
for Sunday dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kimball
„Mr- and Mrs. A. L. Wilson and
Mrs Henry Bradshaw were guests
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
and Mrs. D. F. Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Utt are
spending the weekend in Winston
Salem visiting relative*.
Mr. ana ivies, ora w nicker have
moved into their new home.
Little Patricia Yates, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Yates, is much
better after having a bad fall, dis
lodging-several teeth.
HAS FAIR EXHIBIT
Lemuel Cheek of route 1, Chap
el * Hill, will exhibit three Ay
shire heifers and one bull at the
State Fair in Raliegh.
EXPERIENCED HANDS ARE
SKILLFUL. They’re the only
kind of hands which touch the
timepiece you bring us for re
pair%
Also, equal care is given the
repair of your jewelry.
Godwin’s Jewelry
Co.
Chapel Hill
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
PERFECTS...
69 c to 1.00
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IRREGULARS ...
19c to 79c
—heavy—quality, thirsty,
'"Cannon" Turkish towels. In
assorted sizes—irregulars and
first quality. Plain white,
pastel solids or stripes.
BASEMENT
Phone F-6151
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.. . Come see our new col
lection of smartly versa
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tones or blacks and greys
—so right for any occas
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. . . and too, see our fur
trimmed styles—100%
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and yet budget priced.
19.50 to 49.50
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• • . Im fashion right" with sparkling accessories—glisten
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fashion helps you'll find on our first floor.
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HAND BAGS
. . . delightful styles, so smartly fitted, to fit right Into your fashion
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3.98 to 12.98
GLOVES
These gloves are the keynote to glamour—in smart cottons, rayons,
or leathers, with a cuff length to suit your requirements. See the
•rest collection on our main floor.
1.39 to 8.75 .
. JEWELRY j
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* • * ft* ri|kt jewelry for your ensemble le
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to add extra dam to your
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1.98 to 5.98
CHOKBRS . .. lorely dedans
In simulated gold and Mlvar
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2.98
CHATLADflB . . . baaullful
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2.98 to 5.98
“WALT DISNEY- PINS .. .
by “Alpha Craft.” Sporty lit
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metal.
1.00
SCARFS
• •. Corlorfui rayon print igunt
Ot woolen aolld color scarfs—fp
wear on your head or around.
•eck for those days ahead.
1.00 IS
COMPACTS
.. . Lovely styles In metals and
plastics, attractively decorated. A
aaart variety of colors and shapes.
1.98 to 4.98
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UMBRELLAS
... A great selection,
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rayon covers in prints or sollfe
witshw ■
4.98 to 12.98
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COSMETICS
•.. Oar cosmetic bar la writ stockad
trtfh nationally advertised branda af
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Ayers,” “Evening in Paria," "Barbara
Qould,” and others.
SHOE FASHIONS
—our shoo department It receMngsmart now.
stylos (folly, and here art a few of the outstand
ing numbers featured there, ^ A /
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6.99
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BLACK GABARDINE
... Sling back pump, smart
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6.00
BALLERINA
. . . Black suede, wedge heef, leath
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tor school or street wear.
5.00
SHOE DEPARTMENT
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