News Events of Interest to Women
Mae V. Lark, Society Editor
Telephone 4191 or 3515
Guests From Burlington
Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton
j Williams Sunday werC Mr. "and
Mrs. Paul Huffines and family
land Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Malone,
Ijr., of Burlington.
Has Flu
Mrs. James Freeland was ill
[with flu last week.
RAT’S
BODY SHOP
Painting and Body Work
HILLSBORO, N. C.
CALVIN RAY
TEL. 3535
Visit Walkers
Miss Betty Phillips and Sam
Washington ol Conway, S. C., and
Chapel Hill were guests of Mr
and Mrs. C. M. Walker, Sr., Sun
day.
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In Hospital
J. L. Bown, Sr., is a patient
at Watts Hospital.
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Miss Walker III
Miss Nell Walker is confined to
her home because of illness.
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Is III
Carolyn Hoffler has been in
several days because of illness.
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ENGAGEMENT
The engagement apd forthcom
ing marriage of Miss Peggy Lee
gans of Greensboro and Johnnie
Lee of West Hillsboro was an
nounced here this week by Mr.
I Lee. The marriage is set for April,
I it was said.
Home. Cooked Food Our Spa ia!t v
SANITATION GRADE
CARRBORO CAFETERIA
CARRBORO, N. C."
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Vickers, Proprietors
Is BURSTING OUT at the
JACK 8 JILL SHOP
New Coats, New Dresses, New Saits,
for the boys!
^ New PLAY CLOTHES have Arrived
You’ll LOVE the NEW EASTER BONNETS
and BOYS’ CAPS . . . Come and See!
JACK 8 JILL SHOP*
Second Floor Minnis Bldg.
HILLSBORO
I entity In the Kitchen—
The G-E Leader
Model CP-1
$l99.9b
Here’s the G-E “Speed Cooking” Range that invites
comparison with any other range in its price class.
and durability, this range is designed to become the
lasting part of your kitchen, and to give you the con
stant service that homemakers have come to expect
from General- Electric.
Dimensions: Width, 37 inches; Depth, 25
inches; JHeight, 36 inches to cooking top.
Smith Furniture Co.
HILLSBORO
| Mrs. Eakes Entertains
For Mrs. Wilson Cole
Mrs. Wilson Cole was guest oil
honor at a shower given recently
by Mrs. Alfred Eakes at her home
in Durham.
The gifts were placed on a table
in the center of the living room
and were presented to Mrs. Cole
upon her arrival.
The Valentine motif was used in
, the living room and dining room
, decorations. Places at the bridge
| tables were marked by baby rat
j ties.
i tsriage was played at five tables.
| Soft drinks were served during
i play. Mrs. Glenn Auman won
i high score prize, and Mrs. William
Cates, second high. “
The guest list included Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. B. P. Gordon, Jr.,
Miss Mary B. Forrest, Mrs. Glenn
Auman, Mrs.. Elmer Dowdy, Mrs.
| Garland Miller Mrs. B. P. Gor
I don, Sr., Mrs. Ira Ward, Mrs.
I George Cannady, Mrs-. Edwin
Hamlfn. Miss Mary Clay tor, Mrs.
I Bert Ellieftv- Jr., Mrs, Bernice
Whitfield, Mrs. Taylor Bivins,
: Mrs. Stevie Allison, Mrs. Marion
Allison, Mrs. Jack Ray, Mrs'. Wil
liam Cates, Mrs. Bill Lynch, and
Mrs. T. P. Hofflen. .
Individual cakes, iced drinks
and nuts were served by: the
hostess’. ' ..
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Miss Betty Jean Hayes Is
Complimented At Shoxver
Mrs, Ralph Neighbors and Miss
Helen, Neighbors were hostesses
last Thursday evening at a miscel
laneous shower complimenting
Miss Betiy Jean Hayes of Haw
Riyer,- whose marriage to'Wayland
Sharpe of Hillsboro Will be solem
nized March 4.
The shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Neighbors. The
green and white„bridal motif pre
dominated in the living room and
dining room decorations.
Miss Hayes was presented, on
her arrival, a corsage of white car
nations. Following bridal contests
and card bingo, she opened the
gifts presented by the guests.
The hostesses served refresh
ments consisting of_ angel food
squares, sandwiches, punch, nuts
and mints to Miss Hayes and her
mother, Mrs. Hayes, of Haw river,
Mrs. Macon Cates, Mrs. Robert
Copeland, Mrs. Frederick Chance,
Mrs, Scott Cates, Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. Fred Gray, Miss Ger
trude Sykes, Mrs. Oscar Neigh
bors, Mrs. Claude Sharpe, Mrs.
Vernon Ellrod, Mrs^. James Man
gum, Mrs. Oliver Clayton, Mrs.
James Taylor, Mrs. Bud Lee, Mrs.
Mary Pickard, and Mrs. Betty
Mahaffey.
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Hostesses To Baptist YWA
The YWA of the First Baptist
Church met last .week at the
home of Mrs. Nat D. Ellis, with
Mrs. Fred Grey and Mrs. Ellis
as co-hostesses.
-An interesting program based
on “The Logic of Love” was pre
sented by Mrs. T. Paul Deaton
and Miss Peggy Sykes. After
wards games were played under
the direction of Miss Helen Sor
rell, with prizes going to Mrs.
R. C. Minnis, Jr., Miss Helen'"
Neighbours and Mrs, Frank Ray.
Refreshments consisting of
cookies, mints, sandwiches and
coffee were served to the follow
ing members present: Misses Helen.
Sorrell, Frances Rosemond, Peggy
Sykes, Helen Neighbours, Carolyn
Davis; Mesdames James Neigh
bours, R. C. Minnis, Jr., Jerry
DePriest, Billy Mitchell, Frank
Ray, T.“ Paul Qeaton, and the
hostesses, Mrs. Gi;ey and Mrs.
Ellis.
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Movie Of Desert Life ~
To BeiShnwn A t Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill.—The next bird and
animal movie in the Audubon
Screen Tour series to be shown
here will be “Saguaroland,” a film
of desert life, at the elementary
school auditorium at 8 p. m. to
night.
The lecturer will be Karl Mas
lowski. His film is said to be
full of rich color.
nfenaiiV ehKproWesr
relieved by 2-wty help
■What to do for woman’s oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many a girl and woman has found
the answer in Cahoot's 2-way help.
You see, Cakdot may make things
lots easier for you in either of two
ways: (1) started 3 days before
“your time” and taken as directed
on the label, it should help relieve
functional periodic pain; (2) taken
throughout the month like a tonic.
It should improve your appetite, aid
digestion, and thus fielp build up
resistance for the trying days to
come. Cardot is scientifically pre
pared and scientifically tested. If
you puffer “at those certain time®”,
get Cardot today.
Book-Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Ben Johnston
Mrs. Ben Johnston was hostess
at her home Tuesday evening to
the Book-Bridge Club.
Mrs. George Gilmore won high
score In bridge, and Mrs. Ed
Barnes, average. Mrs. S. M.
Gattis was a guest of the club.
Members present were Mrs. Gil
more, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. J. W.
Richmond*,Mrs. D. Efland For
rest, Mrs. Garland Miller, Mrs.
Allen Walker, and Mrs. Carl
Davis.
The George Washington theme
was used in the decorations and
refreshments, which consisted of a
sweet course and coffee.
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Mrs. Hughes Hostess
To Book-Bridge Club
Mrs. Joe Hughes was hostess to
the Book-Bridge Club Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ef
land Forrest.
The Valentine motif was used
in decorations in the basement
playroom, where bridge . was
played at four tables. Guests of
he club were Mrs. Charlie James,
Mrs. Irving Birdseye, and Mrs.
W. H. Underhill of Efland.
Members present were Mrs..
Oscar Parsley, Mrs, Marion Rob
erts, Mrs. J. W. Richmond, Mrs..
R. L. Mohler, Mrs. Ed Barnes,
Mrs. Allen Walker, Mrs. Garland
Miller, Mrs. J. D. Eskridge,, rs.
Carl Davis, Mrs. Efland Forrest
'and"Mrs.- George..Gilmore- :..
MsT Roberts won high’ score
prize; Mrs. Richmond, average;
and Mrs..Underhill, guest high.
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Birdseye Speaks To
Presbyterian AuxiIinry
Members of Circle Three served
as hostesses Monday evening tc
the Hillsboro Presbyterian Auxil
iary. The meeting was held a!
the home of Mrs. D. Efland For
rest .
The Rev. Irving E. Birdseye
spoke on “Brotherhood of Man.’
During the business meeting, the
nominating committee made ite
annual report, and announced thai
officers will be installed at the
next "meeting.
Refreshments consisting of fruil
punch and cookies were served.
Government Is
Of St. Mary’s Program
On Thursday, February 17, at 2
ja. m., the St. Mary’s Home Dem
onstration Club met with Mrs.
Roberta Ferrell, with 21 members,
one visitor, and the assistant home
demonstration agent present.
Two suggestions for the “Family
Life Project" were a club recrea
tion scrapbook and individual first
aid kits. Each member was re
quested to bring magazine clip
pings for ideas for the scrapbook
to the next regular meeting.
The president, Mrs. Henry
Walker, turned the meeting over
to Miss Virginia Cathey for the
demonstration, “Government." She
introduced Mrs. J. E. Adams
from Chapel Hill, who gave the
club a quiz on “Orangfe County’s
Government and Citienship." She
also showed two interesting charts:
“Estimated County Budget for ’48
and ’49” and “ThelDistributioh of
Your $85 ror $100 of Property As
sessed.”
The recreation chairman, Mrs.
Mildred Walker, called on various
members for entertainment.
Dimes were collected for the
lucky number which Kate Brown
ing received. ,Her gift was a love
ly, dresser scarf.
Book reports were made by.
Mary. Lena Bacon,- Billie Walk r,
Dork Rhew, apd Exii%Jones, while
delicious refreshments were served.
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Miss Carolina House To Wed
Wiliiain S'. Stewart In June
:_Ghfpel Hill: —Chancellor and
Mfs. Robert Burt oh House of
Chapel Hill, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Caro
line Twitty House, to* William
Stanton Stewart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Stewart of Ches
terfield, S. C. The wedding will
take place in June, ,
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PR-ESS BUSINESS HEAD
ChapeLH ilL—-Miss -I.ean . A'. ktn
son McLean, who was associated
with the State' Department of
Revenue for- more than 10 years
and recently with the Fayetteville
Chamber of Commerce, has been
appointed accountant and head of
the business office of the Uni
versoity of North Carolina Press.
Miss McLean succeeds Mrs.
Mattie L. Coe, who has moved to
Raleigh after being associated with
the Press for almost 10 years.
I Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lloyd
[ Join Order Of Eastern Star
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Lloyd were
initiated into Hillsboro Chapter 18,
Order of Eastern Star, Thursday
evening. Visitois from Chapel
Hill, Sanford, and Gfaham were
present tqr the ceremonies. Mrs.
Helen Rimmer of Sanford, District
Deputy Grand Matron for the
Eighth District, was a special
guest.
Sew And Chat Club
Meets With Mrs. Copeland
Mrs. Robert Copeland was host
ess to the Sew and Chat Club
last week. During the social hour,
sandwiches, devil’s food cake, and
iced drinks were served.
Members present were Mrs.
Macon Cates, Mrs. Wallate Wil
liams, Mrs. Ralph Neighbors, and
Mrs. Copeland.
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Behind Your *
Prescription
Sott!e
When a James pharmacist fills' your prescription,’
/pur doctor might be standing beside him . . .
.such is the accuracy of his work. For service that
is always dependable . . . rely On
JAMES rHAEMA
"UJe Appreciate If am flmutedA
you Will Appreciate Om fberuice
HILLSBORO
N. C
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To tlie more than 29© progressive tobacco
farmers that witnessed oar demonstra
tion of the —
Sto-Kure-A
in the Prospect Hill Community last Sat
urday, we wish to extend our thanks for the
fine reception you gave this revolutionary
tobacco curer.
In response to many requests we
will give another demonstration
in the near future in another com
■utility. Watch this paper forthe
date.
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