PERSONAL NOTES FROM
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Chapel Hill
By ELOISE FOGLEMAN
In Asheville
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koon an<
son, Michel, of Strowd Hill an
visiting Mr. Koon’s family ii
Asheville,' N. C.
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Returns Home
Mrs. Arthur Bridgman and son
Art Jr., returned home Sundaj
from Stemberger Hospital ir
Greensboro.
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Visits Sisters
Mrs. G. Maurice Hill is visiting
her sisters, Misses Nelle, Agnes,
and Ola Andrews, on Rosemary
Street.
In New"Orleans
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lloyd of
North Street are vacationing in
New Orleans.
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Take Trip
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Alexander are
in Lumberton on a business trip.
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Vacatiolng
Mrs. B. L. Smith of Patterson
Place and Mrs. Ben Pritchard of
Cameron Avenue are vacationing
at Wrightsville Beach.
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Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Teague and
daughter have returned to their
home in Guilford after visiting
Mrs. Teague’s mother, Mrs. Ber
tha Smith, on Pritchard Avenue.
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Visits Mother
Mrs. Margaret Crumpler and
children from Raleigh are visit
A-, ing Mrs. Crumpler’s mother, ?drs.
P. B. Burke, on Rosemary Street.
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On Vacation
Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Rudisill and
children, Paul and Barbara, from
Hickory visited here ever the
weekend. The RudislRs are for
mer residents of this city and Mr.
Rudisill was pastor of the Lu
theran Church here.
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Attending Summer 8chool
Mrs. Mildred M. Mooneyhan,
principal of the elementary school,
is in New York attending summer
school at Columbia University.
211 Pritchard Ave.
Visit Cambridge
l Mr. and Mrs. J. Minor Gwym
> are spending the summer in Cam
i bridge, Mass.
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Visits Greensboro
Sol Lipman visited the Masonii
and JEastern Star home in Greens
’ boro Sunday.
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Drive to White Lake
Mrs. Ruth Thomas and Mrs
Margaret Webb drove to White
Lake last weekend to bring home
some Baptist campers who spenl
the week there.
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Parties Honor Bride-Elect
Miss Carolyn Buice is engaged
to James Edwin Taylor of Far
rington. The wedding will take
place the latter part of this month.
On Wednesday, July 6, Mrs. Dot
Boger and Mrs. F. C. Blocksidge,
Jr., entertained Miss Buice at a
! bridge-shower at , the Graham
Court Apartments,
Ginger ale', ice cream, nuts, and
mints were served to 16 guests.
Wednesday night, July 13, Mrs.
F. C. Blocksidge, Sr., entertained
Miss Buice at a dinner party at
her home at the Graham Court
Apartments. Approximately eight
couples, attended.
Wedding Announcement
Miss Jean Farrow of Durham
will be married to Billy Holleman
of this city August 13 at the First
Baptist Church in Durham.
Visit Son
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dobbins
from Louisville, Ky., are visiting
their son, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Dobbins, in Victory Village. '
Return* Home
Miss Pearl Bass has returned to !
her home after spending two
weeks visiting friends and rela
tives.in Sampson County.
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Visit* Parents
Mrs. George Scheers will spend
the next six weeks visiting her
parents in Missouri.
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In Hosptlal
Nick Watts of Rosemary Street
is in Watts hospital undergoing j
treatment.
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New Hope
By ELIZABETH KIRKLAND
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Successful Camp
The Orange Presbytery camp at
New Hope beginning June 21 with
the senior young people and clos
1 ing July 14 with the last group of
' Pioneers was a very great success
from every point of view. Dr.
Henry Patterson, executive secre
tary of Orange Presbytery, and
: Mrs. Patterson were in charge of
the camp. Rev. John Whitley of
Leaksville was director of the
Young People’s Conference and
Rev. Russel Fleming was in charge
of both groups of pioneers.
Rev. Chester Alexander, pastor
of the First Church, Burlington,
conducted vespers Sunday, July
10, at 7 p. m. Pioneers from
Granville Presbytery will be at l
the camp jfrom July 14 to July 21
and a minister from Granville
Presbytery will preach at New
Hope Sunday, July 17, at 11
o’clcok.
Personals
Rev. and Mrs. John Ensign will
leave August 1 for a two weeks
vacation in Philadelphia.
The Nannie Kirkland circle met
with Mrs. W. A. Craig Monday, i
July 11. Mrs. John Ensign led the ,
Bible study. The Viola Powell
circle met Tuesday, July 12, at 8
p. m. with Mrs. Kenneth Straw
horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl ,Blackwbod
and Mrs. York of Creedmoor vis
ited at W. S. Nunn’s Sundav, July
10.
Mrs. John Freeland has returned
from a visit with her parents in
Drexel.
Qn Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Coker of
North Street will be avcationing
at Myrtle Beach for the next six
Repeat Performance
By special demand, the begin
ners department of the Baptisl
Church will give a repeat per
formance of the Tom Thumb
Wedding Saturday, July 16, at
7:30.
Visits Here
Mrs. M. H. Jennings and Miu
Madeline Jennings from Roanoke,
Va., have been visiting relatives
and friends here for the past week,
Mrs. Jennings and Madeline were
former Residents of this city.
Thursday, July 7, Mrs. Jennings
was honored at a tea given by
her old neighborhood friends on
the back lawn of Mrs. Nancy
Mumpreys.
The serving table, covered with
a lace cloth, was centered with a
floral arrangement of gladioli,
zinnias, marigolds, gaillardia, and
calendula. Fruit punch, cheese
biscuits, and cookies were served
by Mrs. Lossie Packer, assisted by
Mrs. June Packer.
Those who atteded were Mrs.
Bertha Smith, Mrs.Womble, Mrs.
Leila Tilley, Mrs. Maude Neville,
Mrs. Virginia Fogleman, and the
hostesses,—Mrs.—Lossie—Packer,
Mrs. Nancy Humpreys, and Mrs!
June Packer.
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. Leaves Town
Mr. and Mrs. James Fesler and
children will, leave here soon for
Minneapolis where Mr. Fesler
will teach at the University of
Minnesota for the next summer
school session. He will teach at
the University of California dur
ing fall, winter, and spring terms
and return here next June.
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Return From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edney have
returned to their home on Vance
Street after vacationing at Atlan
tic Beach.
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_ Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bowen from
Greensboro are "visiting their son,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bowen, on
Pritchard Avenue.
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Leave Today
Misses Joyce Williams and
Eloise Fogleman will leave today
for a weekend at Whiteville, N. C.,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boger
and family.
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In Golf Tourney
The following men from this
:ity will participate in the Herald
Bun golf tournament which starts
July 14 at Hillandale golf course
in Durham:: Bob Smith, Oliver
Sapp, Alex O’Brien, Pep Younce,
Herman Fogleman, Dave Breecher,
kaughlin.
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Mr. and Mr FV. M. Snipes
Entertain Governor Scott,
Other Guests At Dinner
Governor am Mrs. W. Kerr
Scott, Mr. and1 Mrs. A. K. Me
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Stanford and T. W. Lloyd were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mi's. W.
M. Snipes at their home at Orange
Grove Sunday evening.
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Carolina Drapery Shop
Save On
1 Drape and Slip
To Covers and
j 2 Dress Material
Buckles, Belts, and Button Holes
We Also Make Buttons,
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE:
THAT MRS. GEORGE HORWARD
NOW HAS A DRESSMAKING AND
ALTERATIONS DEPARTMENT
IN OUR SHOP
Summer Sale
REDUCTIONS
Suits and Sport Coats 25% to 33%
Shirts 25% to 33%
Shoes 33%
Sport Shirts 33%
Trousers 33%
Great Redactions On
Most Stock Items
Jack Lipman
CHAPEL HILL
four) FOOD h TOPS
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PRICES
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a MEATS
Pork Chops, Center Cat.Lb. 69c
Bacon (Sliced). .. . .... Lb. 49c.
Stew Beef, Boneless...Lb. 59c
Fryers (Table Dressed)_...... Lb. 45c
Wieners, Piedaont...Lb. 39c
Chuck Roast..Lb. 53c
Chuck Roast, Roued 8 Rolled, Lb. 69c
Sausage, Piedmont.Lb. 48c
Liver Pudding.. . ..Lb. 35c
Super Store Coffee ^ §*>l9
COFFEE
Tea
Uptons
Hunt’s Catsnp
14 0®> ®ot* ^
Can 45®
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„ . i Cans «c
Dash Bog ? ®°4
i a. 1 Lb. Jar »c
Welch Grapelade
Jewel
4 Lbs. 77c .
Crisco
i Lbs. 92c
Qt <4c
Morton Salt
2 Pkgs. 17c
Perch Fillets, Lb. 39c
Haddock “ Lb. 39c
ftoniider . “Lb. 49c
0!eo (All Southern)..Lb. 20c
Qieo (Colored) in Quarters.Lb. 39*
Sutter, Creamery ... Lb. 71®
HUNT’S ,
Fruit Cocktail.No. 2*,i Can 35*
Corn Flakes, Kellogg’s.Large IS*
Jells .. .. 2 Pkgs. 15*
FRESH VEGETABLES
Lettuce.2 Heads 25«
Do*. 4?C
String Beans, 2 Lbs. 25c ^
2 Lbs. 19c ^
Cucumbers 2 Lbs. 19c „
Fowler’s Food Store
Franklin Street
Phone F-416
Chapel Hill