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Bill Lockhart of Wilmington
vvas the guest Friday night and
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
r Dowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Woodside and Milton Jr., were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs..
Dowdy Sunday.
Mrs. Marvin Hinshaw and
daughter, Barbara Jean, and Miss
Sadie Riley of Burlington were the
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Laws.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Laws visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaber in Ra
leigh Sunday. 4
Mr.-and Mrs. Elwood Isley of.
Winston-Salem were the guests
Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs
T. P. Hoffler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lark Visited
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Van Vynckt in
Mt. Holly over the week end
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McBain have
started construction of their new
home on Union Street.
Clyde Ray was at home from
Portsmouth, Va., for the week end.
Miss Kathryn Ray, who is teach
ing at Ossipee, and Bill Ray who
is a student at Wake Forest Col
lege; * were “also' at~h dm £ ToFTKef
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown Jr.,
Miss Hattie Brown, and ^Mrs.
Clyde Ray motored to Ossipee
Sunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shue left
Monday to spend some time in St.
Petersburg, Fla., with Mr. and
Mrs, Marvin Elkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gulick
ispent Monday visiting in' Clarks
ville, Va.
Miss Christine, Hayes, Bernard,
Allison, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Cates motored to Pinehurst Sun
day.
Mrs. Herbert Riley visited her
sister, Mrs. Van Kenyon, in
Greensboro Sunday.
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Mrs. G. S. Kirkland ana daugh
ter, Sue, of Cheraw, S. C., were
the guests Sunday of Mrs. Maude
Hayes. Mrs. Lola Thomas was
also the dinner guest of Mrs. Hayes
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bivins Jr.
of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
G. G. Bivins Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Claytor of
Shelby spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Claytor.
Mrs. Roger Wilson and children
and Mrs. Willie Harris of Four
Oaks visited friends in Hillsboro
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dumont Eskridge and
children spent the week end with
Mrs Eskridge’s mother in Elkin
while Mr. Eskridge was in Chica
go, on. business..._.' . -
Mrs. Cheshire Webb and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Matheson and daughter,
Elizabeth have returned from a
trip to New Orleans, La., and Bi
loxi, Miss.
Mrs. H. W. Moore, Mrs. Alice,
Cates, Mrs. J. W. Richmond, Mrs.
Robert Forrest', and Mrs*. Felix For
rest left Saturday for Mobile Ala
bama, Where, they will visit the
famous Belingrath gardens. .
.Mrs. Clarence Jones returnee^
home Friday after' a three-day
visit with her parents, Mr! and
Mrs. W. T. Sockwell of Greens
boro.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis have
moved into an apartment in the
home of' Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Walker, Sr.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Wilson of
Danville. Va., and Miss Ruby Laws
of Sanford were the week-end
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Laws.
Ben Banks returned with his
mother, Mrs. Douglas Banks, to
their home in.Shelby Sunday, after
visjting his grandmother, .Mrs. B.
T. Green, for some.time— -__
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Miller of De
troit, Mich., are spending this week
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Auman. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis visited
in Mebane Saturday.
Little Janice Van Vynckt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Vynckt is ill. at her home in the
Fairview community.
Tom Allen, formerly of Los
Angeles, Calif., is making his home
in Hillsboro for a few months.
Church Notices
Cedar Grove Methodist Church
Layman’s Day will be observed
Sunday; March 14, at Cedar Grovel
Methodist church. The Rev. L. G.-j
Allen of Burlington \yil] address j
the assembly. Everyone is invited I
to' attend. Laymen of various'
churches are especially urged to j
be present.
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church j
The Rev. Irving E. Birdseye, j
Min iste r, —~—-;
Sunday School TO A. M. Dumont i
Eskridge will tell the Bible story.;
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. I
Mrs. Harry D. Hollingsworth.
Organist,
Sermon by the Rev.' Birdseye:
‘•Saints together through forgive
ness," the fifth sermon in the Len-''
. ten Series of the Apostles’ Creed.
Wednesday, March 17, 7 P. M,
The annual fellowship dinner will
be held at the Masonic Lodge hall,'
Remus Smith will serve as master
of ceremonies, Ed Barnes in
charge of arrangements, -E. E. Pat
terson in charge of every-mem-j,
berrcanvass. The dinner will be
Served by the Women’s Auxiliary.
Carden Club
The Hillsboro Garden club met
"Thursday afternoon with Mrs*
Robert Forrest as hostess.
New .officers were elected as
follows: president, Mrs. Charles S.
Hubbard; vice president, Mrs.
Clarence Jones; secretary-treasur
er, Mrs. Wallace Strayhorn. Dur
ing the past year Mrs. H. W. Moore
has served as president, Norfleet
Webb-as vice president, and Mrs.
Allen Walker as secretary-treas
urer.
Norfleet Webb spoke to the
group on plans for the garden pil
grimage to be held on Thursday,
April 29.
Hat Grounds Open
For Egg Hunting
It has been announced that.the
American Leg;ion Hut grounds in
Hillsboro will be open Easter Mon
day for all children who wish to
participate in Easter Egg hunting.
Engagement Announced
Miss Sallie Johnson Stone
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas
Stone announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sallie Johnson,
to Joshua Paul Satterthwaite, Jr.,
of Winston-Salem and' 'Westfield',
N. J. Mr. Satterthwaite is the
son ol Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Paul
Satterthwaite, Sa., of ''Westfield,
N. J.
The wedding, will take plate
Saturday, April 24, at <4:30 in" the
afternoon ' at’ the ' First Baptist
church fn Hillsboro.
Live At Home
Plan Advised
A small farm will provide a good
living for any family if good man
agement is practiced to make a
little bit go a long way, says T. K.
Jones, farm mamagement analyst
for the State Collegen Extension
service.
Careful planning and wise alio- j
cation of funds and other resources
are' necessary if the farm family
is to have a high standard of liv
ing, Mr. Jones stated. Present
prices make it important for the
small farmer to reduce cash ex
penses by producing as much of
his food supply as possible.
That a live at home program can
be practiced on the small farm is
Officers Elected
At a meeting of the Order of ]
Eastern Star in Hillsboro Thurs
day night, Mr. and Mrs. R! B.
Studebaker • were elected as
worthy patron and worthy matron,
respectively.
Other -Officers elected wore Mrs.
Bettie M. Broadwell, associate ma
tron; H. O. Bivins, associate pa
«tro.n; Mrs. John P. Ballard, con
ductress; and Mrs. Gertrude Pope,
associate conductress.
Other officers will be appointed
by the incoming worthy matron.
The installation ceremony will
be held Thursday night, March 18
Mrs. Allen Walker, past district
deputy grand matron, will serve as
installing officer. Mrs. Walker will
be assisted by C. M. Walker, Sr.,
chaplain; Mrs. Herbert Riley, mar
shall; and Mrs. Ed Laws, organist.
Mrs. Lizzie" D. Long Will retire
as worthy matron and J. G. Good
win as worthy patron, i
All members of the O. E. S. are
urged to attend the installation
ceremony.
Birthday Dinner
Odell Dawkins was honored by
ja surprise J>irthda'y dinner given
by Mrs. Dawkins and her mother,
Mrs. Edgar Mayes at their home
Sunday evening.
Following the dinner hour and
cutting of the birthday cake, Mr.
Dawkins was presented a number
of gifts.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Baity Sr., Miss Bunny
Baity of Efland, Mr. and Mrs. ^•
C. DawkinS anth daughter, Marie,
of Mebane, Mr. - and Mrs. Jack
Baity Jr., of Durham, Mrs. Jack
Price, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fear
rington and daughter, Joyce, of
Ffland, Mrs. Mayes, Mrs. Daw
kins, and -Mr, Dawkins.
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evidenced by the way Stokes A.
Burleson of the Crossnore com
munity in Avery county, has car
ried his out.
.Mr. Burleson became a demon
stration farmer in his community
in 1933 when he agreed to cooper
ate with the TVA and the N. C.
Extension service. Practicing what
he has learned since that time, Mr.
Burleson plants a good garden each
year and produces an adequate
supply of-both early and late vege- j
tables for his family needs. Two,
high producing Guernsey cows j
provide the family with plenty of'
milk throughout the year. An j
ample supply of 'pork is cured i
each year and usually a beef is
canned for later use. Fruit, root
crops, and Vegetables are stored
for consumption during the winter
months and more than 400 quarts
of vegetables, fruits and meat
were canned last year. .
Income from the sale of beans,
potatoes, and cabbage provides
the mountain farmer with suffi
cient income to make needed im
provements in home living. His
seven-room house Which was built
in H)4U is wired ioreleemCTtyand
has running water. Other con
veniences will be added in the
ngaf future, - - • - .
News of Eno
By M rs. L. B. Haithcock
J. M. Harris has returned home
after having been a patient at
Watts Hospital for eight days.
'Mrs. G. C. Truesdel visited her
mother. Mrs. Crow, in Cheraw, S.
C. Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
Truesdel was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. “Dutch” Holland of
Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Haithcock
I and son, E. C. Jr., of Spencer'visit
[ ed Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Truesdel
threes days last week.
Mrs. Wilton Lloyd and H. G.
Haithcock of Macon, and E. C.
Haithcock of Spencer were t he
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Haithcock Thursday evening.
Maynard Haithcock, acting cap- j
tain of George Washington Uni-,
-versify’s basketball . team, spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
L-. B. Haithcock.
Attending the-Southern-Confer
ence games at Duke University
were J. M. Harris, L. B: Haithcock,
W. B. Haithcock, Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Haithcock, Mrs. Walter Talley,
and Walter Simpson. tbs- j
.Herbert Wilkins is a. patient at.j
Watts' nospflal. - ■ —-• .
The Mt. Herman choor partici-•
pated in the -singing.convention at
Edgemont Baptist Church Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Haithcock visited
her sister, Mrs. Monroe, in Greens
boro Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Griffin and
son C. V. Jr„ have moved into the
apartment formerly., occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Haithcock in
the home of Vernon Blackvvood.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Haithcock
and Brad, and E. C. Haithcock,
spent Friday in Macon*.
Cooking Lecture
Chapel Hill—The nutrition com
mittee o f .the local Red Cross spun -
sored a lecture by Mrs. ' Virginia
Moor§ at the elementary school
auditorium Wednesday afternoon
and evening on the buying and
cooking of meats. Mrs. Moore is
the Southern representative for
Armour's Consumer Service De
partment and a member of the
company’s Marie Gifford Test
Kitchens, a research laboratory.
A film Made by the Test Kitch
ens on “The Gentle Art of Meat
Cookery” was shown as part of the
program.
LEGION AUXILIARY
TO HOLD SALE
The American Legion Auxiliary
will sponsor a* rummage sale
March 20 at the Legion hut on
Churton Street.
If the brooder house, is given
a heavy spraying with ere te or
a eoal tar disinfectant the chicjts
should not he placed in the house
-for several days. The stiong fumes
are injurious to chicks. «
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