COMMUNITY SOFTBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Hillsboro — The Methodist
Church with eight wins and no
losses was in the lead in the local
boys softball league at the end of
play Monday night. The High
School girls team led the girls’
play.
The standings:
Boys Teams Won Lost
Methodist Church . 8 0
Eno Owls . 5 4
American Legion . 5 4
Exchange Club .4 5
Belle-Vue . 3 5
Eno Cards . 3 6
White’s Furniture . 3 7
Girls Teams Won Lost
High School . 5 4
Eno Chevrolet . 4 4
Eno Canaries . 4 4
Belle-Vue .'.... 4 5
METHODIST SOFTBALLERS
LOSE IN TOURNAMENT
BUT WIN TWO HERE
Defeated 5-0 by the Young
Men’s Shop of Durham in the
Softball Tournament at Durham
Athletic Park Sunday, the Meth
odist Churchy team nevertheless
hung two defeats on the local
American Legion team during the
past week to take a firm grip on
the league leadership.
In Tuesday’s game here the
Legionaires led until the last in
ning when the Methodists cap
italized on errors and wild pitches
to push over two runs and win
the game, 3-2. Last week’s game
was won 7-5.
The score by innings:
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Tomorrow
Eno Owls vs. Whties
Eno Canaries vs. Chevrolet
T uesday
Exchange Clyb- vs. Owls
Eno Cards vs. Methodists
Wednesday
Belle-Vue vs. Legion
Belle-Vue vs. Eno (girls)
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Prizes To Be Given
For field Events .
Chapel Hill—Special prizes will
be awarded the winners of the
trap and rifle shooting contests
and the fly and bait casting con
tests at Hogan’s Lake Saturday
afternoon.
This was announced today by
Dr. E. M. Hedgpeth, chairman of
the sports program for the Orange
County Wildlife Club, which is
sponsoring the event.
There will also be a barbecue
supper, .entertainments, and life
saving demonstrations by Ellis
Fysal of the Red Cross. The pub
lic |s invited to - come and take
part.
Public admission WiUt.be 25
cents. Participants are asked to
bring their own guns and tackle,
but rifles, ammo, plugs and flies
will be provided. The program
will begin at 2:30 p. m. Obie Davis
is president of the local club.
The following committees - in
charge of various phases of the
program were announced: Food,
Will Hogan and Clyde Hornaday;
Ground^, Jack and Curtis Hogan;'
Trap Shooting, John’Manning and
Bob Logan; Target Shooting, Ser
geant Baker, USA, and Stick
Webb; Fly and Bait Casting, Art
Jensen and Walter Rabb.
To Get Hospital
Bids September 2
Chapel Hill—September 2 has
been set as the date for receiving
bids for the construction of the
new hospital at Chapel Hill, it
was learned this week from Col
lier Cobb, Jr., chairman of the
University’s building committee.
Bids will be received at Gerard
Hall on the University’s campus
by Comptroller W. D. Carmichael
at 2 o’clock.
The new hospital to be operated
in conjunction with the medical
school will have 400 beds and is
expected to require an additional
400employees»to the state’s pay
roll.
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“Mars” Show
Nearing End
At Planetarium ~
. Chapel Hill—“Invasion from
Mara,” the Morehead Planetarium
show which has been -viewed by
more than 11,000 visitors in the
: past, three weeks, will be present
ed for the last times this week-, af
8:30 every evening and at 3 p. m.
Saturday and Sunday, Dr. Roy K.
Marshall, director of the More
head Building, annouftced yester
day. On-Tuesday, July 19, the
program , will change to “Pictures
in the Sky.”.___
Through the cooperation of the
Walt Disney studios, a lighter
touchh will be given, “as we see
some modern legendary creature^
put in appropriate poses among
the stars. Pluto the pup, Mickey
and Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck
and the Reluctant Dragon, as well
as characters from ‘Fantasia,’ will
appear briefly on the scene, in
each dempnstration of the two
week period when ‘Pictures in the
Sky’ will be presented,” Dr. Mar
shall said.
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STUART CHAPIN, JR., JOINS
FACULTY OF UNIVERSITY
Chapel Hill—The appointment
| of F. Stuart Chapin, Jr. of Greens
i boro, to the position of associate
professor in the Department of
City and Regional Planning was
! announced here today by Chan
| cellor Robert B. House.
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Negro Community
Hillsboro
More than a hundred people
enjoyed the annual “Holt and
Payne” family picnic, Sunday at
Holt’s farm in Mebane. The guests
were served by choice of barbe
Spe, pork, chicken or fish with
garden salad, rolls and s del as, ex
pertly prepared by Arthur “Cot”
Nichols, assisted by the host Da
vid “Buddy” Payne.
The Hillsboro churches will
sponsor their annual picnic Thurs
day, July 14, They will “picnic”
at Chavis Park in Raleigh.
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Burroughs Rites
Mrs. Emma Burroughs, a well
known citizen and missionary of
this city, was buried Tuesday,
July 2, after a lengthy illness. Fu
neral services were held at Mount
Bright Baptist Church, where
Mrs. Burroughs had long been an
active member. The eulogy was
delivered by Rev. A. B. Johnson.
She had served as president of
Foreign and Home Missionary cir
cle and Sunday School teacher for
many years.
Survivors^ are two daughters
"and one*son.
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Call For Help
A building has been purchased
by the library building fund com
mittee from Camp Butner tb be
torn down and brought here to be
reconstructed on the north corner,
of the high school gounds, to be/
used as a library building. Mrs.
Marinda McPherson is calling for
‘50 men or boys over 16” to meet
at Warner’s Soda Shop Thursday,
July 21, at 7 o’clock a. m*,. to go
to Camp Butner to get the build
ing. • A big noon-day dinner will
bd served. As many trucks as pos
sible to Obtain is needed.’ Trans-"
portation for all will be supplied.
-Lotus. hot. forget, this. is", a step.
to “advancement.”
Personals
Fred Harris has returned home
after convalescing at Lincoln Hos
pital from burns* he received durT
ing a recent fire which destroyed
their home. j
Miss Thelma Foster of Peters
burg, Va. spent several days vis
iting friends at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Alston.
>> Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Russell and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Wyche and daughter and Mr.
Willie Tinnirr all of Detroit, Mich
igan’ are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Mitchell and other rela- i
tives.
Miss Margie Lipscomb of Mill
Grove visited her cousin Miss
Laura Collins, for several days.
Masters Gilbert and Wilbert
Parham of Durham, sons of Mrs.
Thelma Elliot Parham, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Johnson
-and other relatives.
Job Whitted of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mamie
Latta.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Cha-1
vious. pastor of the Efland Baptist
Church, attended services at Dick
erson Chapel Sunday. He took |
part in serving communion.
Master Johnny Jefferies, son of i
Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferies, spent
a week visiting fils grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Jefferies, of Ala
mance County.
On Sunday, July 10, Miss Mary
Alice Mebane of Cheeks Crossing
became the bride of John Henry
Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wells.
Mrs. Lillie Bullock Harrison and
Mrs. Sue M. Bullock have re
turned to Durham after’’spending
three weeks enjoying the country
air with Mrs. Bullock’s sister, Mrs.
Martha Long. ,
Dr. and Mrs. Cathcart have
moved into their new home on
Highway 70.
On Sunday, July 3, Miss Lila
Morrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lacey Morrow, was wed to Fred
Turk of Chicago, HI;
Edward Loften of Newark,
N. J., is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. June Loften of Efland.
‘ card or thanks*-? '
I wish to thank all the neigh
bors and friends for their kindness
shown me in my bereavement
over the recent death of my hus
band. MRS. MARY WHITE.
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CHAPEL HILL
N.A.A.C.P. Meeting
The tegular meeting of the
Chapel Hill chapter of N.A.A.C.P.
will be held at St. Paul A. M. E.
Church on Thursday, July 14th, at
8 o’clock. Cornelius Simons will
speak! Fred Edwards will report
on the meeting in Asheville, N. C.,
and Mrs. Lorenda Chapman will
sing.
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, Program Friday Night
The George White Night School
presents Tom Shetley, typnotist,
at.the Community Center Friday
night, 3fuly loth, at 8 o’clock.
St. Joseph Church Anniversary
The remaining three nights of
the program will feature the Rev.
J. S. Alston of W1 ;.e Oak A. M. j
E. Zion Church of Sanford. Thurs- j
day night, spcr.sorec: by the Chil
dren’s Choir and the Usher Board.
Shirley Reavis and Wilbert Far
rar. Friday night, July 15th, the
Rev. R. H. Johnson of the Baptist
Church, sponsors the Fragment
Gatherers, president Mrs.'Anvey
Reavis, and the. Beaut8 fixation
Committee. 'Mrs. -A-nnie C'tes,
president, Si nday a* 3:30. P.ev.
-Wf Pi Williams of 'Youngs-'Chapel
Church, Raleigh.
Surprise Party
The Children’s Che t honored
Mrs. D. W. Ror‘on at a sr~p'ise
party- at the hom? of M". end Mrs.
Ed Fearhigi-on of Carrbaro. Guests
were C^donia Atwater, Mary
Baldwin, William Croker. Louise
Fearington, * Or elia Fearington,
Juanita and James Fearington,
Ersell Gattjs, Matilda Morrow,
Shirley Reavis, and Rev. and Mrs.
iD. W. Roston.
The Children’s Choir of St. Jo
seph rendered a program at
Browns Chapel. Greensboro. Ni C.,
on Sunday, July 10th,. and also ap-'
peared as .guests on the regular
’radio program of Browns Funeral
Home.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA .
ORANGE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
„ Lucille Nordan
vs.
John Allen Nordan
The defendant. John Allen Nor
dan, v. ill take'notice that an action
entitled hs' above has been com
menced in the Superior Cor : t of
.Orange C :...’ty, North Carolina,
lev an . 'e- divoY^ on the
’ground.- cf two veai- separation; |
and that- the n in def ndarit- vvili i
further take notice that he is re- i
quire:! to r, v.j a' the office of j
the Cietk of the Superior Court,
of said County in tire Court
house in Hillsboro, North Caro
lina, within twenty days after , the
4th day of August. 1949, and
answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or-the plaintiff will
apply' to the Courf for 'the TeHeTf
demanded in said complaint.
This the 13th day of July,-1949.
E. M. LYNCH
Clerk of Superior Court Orange
County. ' '* "■
JERRY B. STONER Attv.
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AM IN ISTRATOR’s" NOTICE
A. C. Davis,' having qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of
James A. Oevis, late of Orange
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of said De
ceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 13th I
day of July, 1950, or this Notice !
will be pleaded in bar of their'
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This the 13th day of July, 1949
A. C. DAVIS,
Administrator of the Estate of
James A. Davis, 414 Dixie Trail
Raleigh, N. C.
BONNER D. SAWYER, Atty.
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