Masonic Lodge Gets Donations , Chapel Hill — More than 200 held by the Masonic Lodge in Chapel Hill this week when spe cial chairs and pedestals for use of the Lodge’s officers in their official capacities were presented to the lodge by nine donors. The donors were Mrs.-R. 0| E. Davis of Washington, D. C., the former Birdie Pritchard of Chapel Hill; Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pughj Mr. and Mrs. John W. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lipman, Robert E. Caldwell and Edward E. Caldwell. Mrs. Davis’ donation was in memory of her father, the late Capt. William N. Pritchard of Chapel Hill; her husband, R. O. E. Davis; and her two brothers, Wal ter H. Pritchard, and James Man ning Prjtchard. The gift of the Caldiwefis - was in honor of their father, Dr. Wall ace E, Caldwell, present £Jrand Master of the Masons in North Carolina and past master of the local lodge. H. P. Leighton, master of ' the lodge, opened the program and presented Dr. R. B. Lewson, past matster of the lodge, who presid ed. Congressman Carl T. Durham, a former teasurer, accepted the gifts on behalf of the lodge. James R. Pulley of Durham 3poke for the Oxford Orphanage and A. B. Goetze for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greens boro. ---—o-— brownies tour Brownie Troop No. 2 of the Hillsbpro Girl Scouts made a tour :f the Orange County Court House Tuesday under the guidance of Mr. Edwin Lynch, clerk of the court. Mrs. James Webb and Mrs. Den Matheson, leaders, accom panied the-group. Of Matchless Quality The Famous (ocsj>h Berlatui Rings at 1 , • • -—1_* - i ^ - _;J__ Dub’s Jewel Box “llilLsbtnu'i Friendly Jewelry Store” WHERE YOl/R CREDIT IS AIWAYS GOOD Drive By Merchants Nets 14 Members For Association Hillsboro — Fourteen businesses have been added to the member ship of the local Merchant’s As sociation in a special drive con ducted during the past' month, Mrs. Charles M. Walker, Jr., sec retary of the organization, an nounced today. This brings the total membership to 50 concerns. New members are: Cole Motor Company, Coleman-Hawkins, Eno Gotten Mill, Fairviow Food Store, Hillsboro Building and Loan As « ciat:on, Hillrboro Sundry, Gem theatre, Latta Brothers' Tractor Service, Orange’ Plumbing and Heating, Robert's Service-Station day's Body Shop, .Smith’s Ready to-wear, Wynne’s Beauty Salon inti Belle Vue Manufacturing Company. 11 Q~" — ■ r. eighth grade entertained^ Tho eighth 'grade c,i the Hills- | b >ro School was , honored at a I ?3a-: ty .given last week by Jhcir j mother* Mrs'.’. ' Clalbni-rr? Wiikerscn- at the Schley .Grange Hail. Approximately 50 -persons were present to take part in the games and dancing.. The hostess served cookies, icd cream, candy ft Luther, both cf Carrbo Allie Smith and MLs Ava ■ Thrii-a both' of the home; Four ‘sons, W. L. Thrift of Salisbury J: F. Thrift of Durham, W. T. To rift ji Carr boro, and J. W. Thrift of the heme; a sister, Mrs. Mary Hutch ins oif Route 3, Chapdl Hill; 19 grandchildren and 13 great grand children. For Sale FOR SALE—36 AQRE FARM, 6 room house with bath, on paved road, 3 miles from Hillsboro. Price to sell. John Ballard. Phone 4694, Hillsboro. L SEW AND SAVE Q Orchid-Navy White-Aqua Red-Tan (j.i ecu-lh own Grey-Skipper Suitwcight QQn Sharkskin ^Ol» Regular ;> i .tit) Value ('.ompai (• *■ Fa lyrics In Suits Haw Rivet, N. C. Open 6 Days City Of Cone Fabrics T~ Other K f That Are Ripe and Read; To Be Palled Fro« Beach Suiting 45 Inches Wide $1.19 Rosewood w CREPES Copies Of |A Pure Silk Terry Cloth 100% Nylon Simplicity PATTERNS CORDUROY 40 colors, plaids fc checks 89c to $1.50 SUITINGS 6a” Wide . n„2. , $148 - BUTCHER LINEN • $1.00 QUALITY 24 Colors to Choose from Bur-Mi CREPE Regular 98c .— 2 Yard. 89C Ideal For Blouses Nice Selection Colors PIMA COTTON BALLOON CLOTH Cannot 1)e bought for less than $ 1 ^9 Rcgularlv 69" INDIAN HEAD » 98c Value World famous cotton All Colors : - 59c SILKY Broadcloth Si.,1f fifteen days. v Revival Series Rev:' Lin-wood -Cheshire.. J.' •• lastor of the Sscond Presbyterian Ihurch in Burlington, will, begin series of evangelistic services, if New Hcpe Sunday, March 11, at. :30 _P. M. arid will continue; hrough March 16. -0 Th :W ~rfgw~bridge syleadi wg-~;j4 tcn «vv’ T L - jo' have just bo:r. eom eted. . Home Club Meets " Mr- Clyde Jlogan . entertained The Bla :kwood-New Hrpe < Club T”* SG v February 27. Miss Virginia Cathey demon strated pruning shubbr^y. Mem-j bers present were: Mrs. W. S. j Nunn, Mrs. George Freeland. Mrs.. John Atkinson, Mrs. John Kirk- ( , land, Mrs. Juhn Freeland, Janie 1 Blackwood and Elizabeth. 1 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hogan and Miss Janie Black wood. Mrs. A. Pelyer B1. knian of Guilfoid left Tuesday February 27 after spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Alexander Free : land. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cliff of Dur ham visited in the community over the weekend. tThe Nannie Kirkland circle will meet- with Mrs. W. A. Craig Tuesday March 13 at 2:30. Legal Notices ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE The undersigned, having quali fied as Administratrix of the Es tato-ef _JUM .Shue. Deceased, late of Orange County, this is to noti fy all persons having claims again st said Estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the lst. day of March. 1952. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons in dtibted to said Estate will please make immediate payment, to the undersigned.- —-»* This the 1st. day of March, 1951. BET j-E E. SHUE, Administra trix. of the Estate of J. M! Shue, Deceased. Hillsboro, N. C. Bonner D. Sawyer, Attorney.. 03-8; 6 TC ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as administr tor of the estate of Rex Durhaa deceased, late of Orange Counf North Carolina, this is to noti all (persons having claims agair | the estate of said deceased to e i J^'-'bit them to the undersigned Asheboro, N. C., Route 2, Box • on or before the 8th day of Mart 1952, or this notice will be plea , e J'\jj i- •• * i* 3 : lsS SI* j • 1 i wnM ■J ! • 1 m * A, -iZiif* / 1 Tuesday Wednesday . "Let’s live for today!” It wot love ot row vv and o lovely gl" •;; world's most ronwnt* c