Young Democrats Plan Reorganization
Plans for a “Kickoff Dinner”
February- 8 at Sedgefield Inn heat
Greensboro, preceding “Statewide
Reorganization Week” February
10-16 of the Young Democratic
Clubs of North Carolina were
formed by key officials of the or
ganization at a weekend meeting
recently. The Statewide Kickoff
Dinner will be followed by local
chapter dinners throughout North
Carolina. It was also announced
following the Gastonia weekend
planning meeting that the Young
Democrats will actively support
legislation now before the 1947
General Assembly to lower the
voting age in North Carolina from
21 to 18. Shown here, in a scene
snapped during the preliminary
conference are Frank Freeman of
Dobson, Surry county, statewide
reorganization chairman of the
Young Democrats; Basil L. White
ner of Gastonia, president; and
Stewart Atkins, legislative chair
man.
New Hope
By Miss Elizabeth Kirkland
The Viola Powell circle will
meet with Mrs. Garland Kirkland
Tuesday, February 4, at 7:30. Mrs.
O’Neil Sharpe is chairman.
Circle No. 2 will meet with the
chairman, Mrs. W. S. Nunn, Tues
day, February 4, at 2:30 p.m.
CHAPEL HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nufer of Golds
boro were visitors here Sunday
and Monday.
Samuel Hutchinson of Lynn,
Mass., is spending a month with
his son, Bill, on Tenney circle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Padgette
are leaving Thursday for a two
weeks stay in Florida.
Mrs. Charles T. Woollen return
ed home Wednesday from New
York where she has been the guest
of her son, Charles, for some time.
She also visited her daughter, Mrs.
Roberts, in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. W. E. Caldwell has re
turned from Missouri, where she
visited her daughter-in-law, Mrs,
Robert Caldwell.
' Miss Hazel Taylor, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. T. F. Taylor, has j
returned from Washington, D. C.,
where she has been undergoing
treatment at Walter Reed hospital.
Dr. James Bullitt has returned
home after taking treatment at
Watts hospital.
Miss Alice Jones has returned
from Raleigh where she spent
sometime with Mrs- Mildred Tel
fair,_
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Heirston
announce the birth of a daughter
in. Asheville last, week.
The Alpha Gamma Delta gave
their annual pledge dance at Wool
len gym Saturday night. Music was
furnished by Cole’s orchestra.
Chaperones were Dr. and Mrs.
Merritt Lear, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
House, Mr. and Mrs. George
Shepard, Mrs. Grady Pritchard,
Mrs. Capt, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs.
Stacy, Miss Katherine Carmichael,
Mrs. William Spicer and Mrs. Gold.
Mr. and Mrs,. .Joe Jones have
returned from Switzerland where
they spent several months.
Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Manning, Jr.,
of Durham announce the birth of
a daughter, Karen.
Miss Mae BlackWelder,—of
Asheboro, formerly a graduate
student at the University here,
visited friends in the village this
weekend.
Mrs. Charles T. Woollen return
ed yesterday (Sunday) from New
York where she has been visiting
with her son, Charles. She also
visited her daughter, Mrs. Archer
Roberts, in Washington. »
Frank Partin, a member of the
Chapel Hill Fire Department, is a
patient in Watts Hospital, Dur
ham, where he was taken Sunday
morning. • >w ~ «»■“- ----- - -
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harrington
have returned from a short .visit
to Roanoke, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison is a
patient at Watts Hospital in Dur
ham where she is undergoing treat
ment for a throat ailment.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Farrer are
leaving this weekend for Flori
da to spend the winter.
Mrs. Hubert Baer is visiting in
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Miss N. E. Burnett has return
ed to the village after a visit to
Wilmington.
Mrs. Inez Chapman, a member
of the teaching staff at Chapel
Hill high school, is at the home
of her father in Spencer recuper
ating from an appendectomy.
Dr. Reece Berryhill, who recent
ly underwent an operation, is re
covering rapidly at his home on
West Franldin Street.
Wildcats Have
10 Games Still
On Schedule
Chapel Hill—'The Chapel Hill
high school Wildcats face a 1C
game basketball schedule during
the remainder of the season.
The schedule is as follows:
Jan. 28—Graham, here'.
Feb. 4—Siler City, there.
Feb. 7-—Oxford, there.
Feb. 11—Roxboro, there.
Feb. 14—Sanford, there.
Feb. 18—Cary* there. •
Feb. 21—Braggtown (varsity);
Burlington “B” team, here.
Feb. 25—Roxboro, here.
Feb. 28—Methodist Orphanage,
here.
March 4—Cary, here.
March 7—Siler City, here.
Lawrence E. Pittman, director of
the Athletic Association, is head
coach for the Wildcat team.
MebaneMan
Re-enlists
William M. Buckner of Mebane
has enlisted in the Regular Army
for a period of three y£ars after
being processed at the Army
Induction Station at Fort Bragg.
Sergeant Buckner will be as
signed to the. Durham Recruiting
district at the Elizabeth pity Army
Recruiting Station. Buckner, is an
ex-combat veteran of the famous
18th Infantry Regiment of the 1st
Infantry Division which partici
pated in outstanding battles in the
European Theater of Operations
of World War II and he holds the
Bronze Star for meritorious ser
vice in these battles.
Better Nutrition is The Key
to Better Family Health
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vides “Super Market Refrigeration” in your own home-five different
types of refrigeration for the five kinds of foods.
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serve more delirious, more nutritious meals. It prevents
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Palmers Grove
B/ Mr*. W. V. Armfleld
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Blakley and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Utt had as
their guests for the weekend Mrs.
Utt’s mother and brother, Mrs.
Bray and Kenneth of High Point.
. The Tram Road Home Demon
stration club held its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Dora Franklin on Friday af
ternoon. New officers as follows
were installed:
president, .Mrs- J- B. Yates; vice
president, Mrs. D. F. Waters, sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. W. D.
Dalehite. Project leaders were
sleeted. Mrs. Kathryn Hamrick,
home agent, gave her demonstra
tion, “Plans for the Coming Year.”
Plans were then discussed for
a new community building to be
built In the near future.
Contests were held and winners
were Mrs. E. A. Brady and Mrs.
Kathryn Hamrick.
The hostess then served fruit
lunch and cake to all present.
A movie on health will be shown
it Palmer’s Grove church on
rhursday evening at 7:30.
The ladies of Palmer’s Grove
■hurch are sponsoring a bruns
vick stew on Friday evening, Feb
■uary 7, at the home of Mrs. W. V.
\rmfield below the church.
Schools to Get
Orange Jnice
For Lunch Rooms
Orange juice will be added soon
lo the menus of the Orange county
school lunchrooms, R. H. Clay
"or, county superintendent of
schools, disclosed this week.
Mr. Claytor said the Orange
county board of education has re
ceived 240 gallons of orange con
centrate, purchased in Florida by
fhe U. S. Department of Agricul
ture with school lunch funds. Re
constituted, one part juice to six
parts water, the concentrate will
provide the equivalent of 1,680
gallons of fresh juice.
Distribution of the concentrate,
Mr. Claytor said, will be made to
all schools in th»'
ing under the National School
Lunch Program. This will ^
equivalent to approximately
quarts per child per month of the
reconstituted juice.
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