News Events of Interest to Women
personals
. and Mrs. O. P. Southerland
,'uisburg, Mr. and Mrs Powell
mlet and Roy Blackley of
lg0 IH-. were the «uests oi
>s Sallye and Emily Stone last
Berrel Riley has returned
!ars Hill college for the fall
after having spent the sum
'with her parents, Mr. and
Alexander Riley. _
ippy Webb, son of Mr. and
T\ N. Webb and Walton
e, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. W.
e’ left Tuesday to attend
,j’ in Hendersonville,
th and Bobby Kirkley of
3w, S. C., were the weekend
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guests of Miss Ritd Hayes.
Miss Mary Virginia Forrest left
this week to attend Flora McDon
ald college at Red Springs. N. C.
Mrs. Cleo Woods of Burlington
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Maude Hayes.
Mrs. W. R. Barbour and son,
Bill, of San Jose, Costa Rica,
spent the past wek visiting Miss
Mary Johnston of route 2, Chapel
After visiting in Atlanta, Ga.,
and Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Bar
bour will join her husband and re
turn by plane to San Jose.
Miss Elizabeth Capeheart of
Roxobel is spending some time
with Miss Mary Johnston before
resuming her teaching position in
Durham. 'r
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jinny Parsley
Has Birthday
Jimmy Parsley was honored or\
the occasion of his fourth y (
at a party given by his mother at
her home in Hillsboro Monday
afternoon.
Games were played on the
with Elizabeth Matheson winning
a prize for pinning on the don
^Refreshments were
Vicki Auman, Jo and J
ridge, Mary Katherine Matteson
Elizabeth Matheson Charotte
James, Jill Giimore. Frank Mil^
Thomas Edwin Hubbard, Marv
Teer, Ted Ray, ^°Hunte?Dula,
Jones, Terry Todd, Hunter
[jack and Jean Kmght,i Barbara
Brown, Craig Allison, Bil
Joe Barnes, and Jimmy. __
Mebane Hews
By Mary Wilkinson
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Mrs H. M. Oliver, Jack Oliver,
M“ and Mrs. Bill Oliver
relatives in LaGrange
I weekend. i j Tinrrh and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burch an
baby .pent last week at Wilmme
%?eand Mrs. 3. P. Smith and
fnddrSo,7eand“
‘Sr^'moaier, Mrs.
, c. S. Parnell, Friday..
Mrs. Roy Kennedy
Hostess To Circle
Mrs Roy Kennedy was hostess
LMher nea^HiiUboro Mon
uS'cleeVotn‘the W. S. C. S. of the
votional and Mrs program. The'
toisr&sii?
course will be 8 evening,
C S. Hubbard Thursday
P"" , ft O clock in U1C
September 25 at o
Methodist churchy fellow
It was announced ttat
1 ship dinner t the church
1 Wednesday, September 24 at 12
|n0Refreshments W
the hostess to tne
present. __
Maddox-WiUiams
Vows Are Spoken
Fioise Maddox, daughter
li Mrs M D. Maddox of
o{ Mr. and Mrs. M _ of
K Te^led Saturday
SS theePRev. Tom West, pas
tf-airi Miss * Cora' Babbsr-M*f
Nard1M, William A. Heffiner, Mr.
and Mrs'. T. M. West and M.ss
“S' Suplf will make their
home in Hillsboro.
And
Hat Blocking
We have recently installed two machines that will add many months of wear
to your hats and raincoats at a minimum of cost to you.
- Take advantage of this opportunity to have your old hats made like new
by letting us clean and reblock them . . . and at the same ttme brtng in your
leaky raincoats for a waterproofing job guaranteed to make your coat like
new again.
And remember our quality cleaning and laundry service is not surpassed in
Orange county. Once you give us a trial . . -. you II see for yourself.
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Dial 2131
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Safety Tips for Hunters
11J UNTING has long b«en one
of our safest outdoor sports.
But with another bumper crop of
nimrods ready to take the field
this fall, hunters must observe
basic safety precautions in han
dling firearms.
Here Dot and Ernie Lidd,
America’s top exhibition shooting
team now on tour for Western
Winchester, demonstrate several
important safety “Do’s” and
“Don’ts.”
InOKI'T use your gun as
• WV/lt I a prop or staff
in climbing over fences.
2 DO P,ace gun under
* / the fence with action
open before you climb- over or
through.
3. DO
walk with the muz
. _ *1® .of your gun
pointed away from your com
panion.
Mrs. Roberts Fetes Book'Bridge
Club At Colonial Inn On Tuesday
Mrs. Marion Roberts was host
ess to the Book-Bridge club which
met Tuesday at the Colonial Inn.
New officers were elected for the
coming year, as follows: President,
Mrs. Ed Barnes; vice-prsident,
Mrs. R. J. Smith; secretary-treas
urer,.. Mrs. George Gilmore; li
brarian, Mrs. J. W. Richmond.
It was announced at the meet
ing that the club would have its
chicken-barbecue Uinner at Dr.
Roberts’ cabin Wednesday, Sep
tember 24 at 7:30, with husbdnds
of the club members as guests.
Bridge was played at four
tables, with Mrs. Norfleet Webb
winning the high score prize. Mrs.
Clarence Jones received the prize
for average score, Mrs. Allen
Walker, traveling, and Mrs. Ben
Johnston was presented the guest *
prize*—•—-—___:___
Mrs. Ben Johnston, a former
member of the club who had
taken a leave of absence for some
time, rejoined as a regular mem
ber.
Mrs. Brown Gordon Sr. was a ;
guest of the club.
Members present were Mrs. \
Hubert Turner, Mrs. Garland j
Miller, Mrs. Gilbert Ray, Mrs. Ed :
Barnes, Mrs. George Gilmore, Mrs. !
Carl Davis, Mrs. Joe Hughes, Mrs. J
R. L. Mohler, Mrs. Allen Walker, j
Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mrs. R. J*
Smith, Mrs. Oscar Parsley, Mrs.
Dumont Eskridge, Mrs. T. N. I
Webb, and the hostess, Mrs. Rob- I
efts. - • ' J
Mrs. R. J. Smith will be hostess j
for the next meeting of the group.
Rena Lupton Circle
Meets Monday -
The Rena Lupton circle of the
Hillsboro Methodist church met
with Mrs. R. L. Mohler at her
home near Hillsboro Monday eve
ning with 10 members present.
Mrs. Allen Lloyd gave the devo
tional, using as her subject,
"“Stewardship of Prayer.*’ Mrs.
Mohler was in charge of the pro
gram. Mrs. C. S. Hubbard talked
on “Christian and School Educa
tion of Children.”
Mrs, Herman Brown explained
the discipline of the Methodist
church:
It was announced that a study
class'winT7£“26hdudted by the Rev.
Hubbard at the church Thursday
evening, September 25. ‘
Tobacco barns should be located
a safe distnace from other build
ings as a safeguard against fire.
fOO LATE TO CLASSIFY:
WANTED: Tenant or share crop
aer to tend 5 to 10 acres tobacco.
See Marvin Phelps on highway 57,
H/2 miles from" Hillsboro.
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Ashes Removed at Front
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To prevent falling sticks and
Heaves in a tobacco barn, suspend
poultry wire beneath the tobacco
to catch them.
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Alpha Class Has
Piaric Wednesday
The Alpha Sunday School class
of the Hillsboro Methodist church
held a picnic Wednesday evening
at^Dr. Roberts’ cabin near Hills
boro. The opting was enjoyed by
16 couples and their children.
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