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Carr baro By Mr*. Ira Mann MRS. LONG HOSTESS TO SMITH LEVEL CLUB On last Friday afternoon th« Smith Level Heme Demoifetratior Club held it’s September meeting on Route 3, Chapel Hill, with the at the home of Mrs. A. P. Rogers club president, Mrs. Louise C. "* Long, presiding. The main feature of the meet ing was a question and answer dis cussion on the land of Sweden. Mrs. Rogers was originally a na tive of Sweden, and was generous with information and knowledge of her native land. To add more thrills and enjoyment for all pre sent, many interesting armies from Sweden were displayed by Mrs. Rogers to the group. _ A demonstration of “Remodel ing Your Fall Hat”, was given by Mrs. Kathryn Hamrick, Home Demonstration Leader for Orange County, who gave many helpful suggestions. Much merriment and fun was enjoyed by all present trying on different styles of hats. Delicious refreshments was serv ed by the hostess at the close of the meeting. The October meet ing of te club will be held on Fri day afternoon Oct. 10 4t “2 o’clock at thd home of Mrs. Floyd King who lives on the University Lakft Road. HACKNEYS HONORED BY HOUSEKEEPING SHOWtR 'Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hackney, a recent bride and groom were hon ored on last Tuesday evening with a Housekeeping shower, given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hackney on Lindsay Street in Canrboro. .___ Games and contests were enjoy ed by the 42 guests .present for the evening, and prizes were awarded to winners in games, af ter which the honored couple opened and displayed the many gifts showered upon them toSbe used ip their new home. Out of town guests included Mrs. Hack ney’s mother, Mrs. W. D. Byrd, also Mrs. C: R. Byrd, Mrs. James Harden Mrs. E. R. Adams, Mrs. H. L. Moody, Mrs. Ollie Year, gan and Miss Marie Johnson, all of Durham. At the close of tj^e evening the hostess served punch, cake, nuts and mints to the as sembled guests. Mrs. Hackney, the honoree, is the former Miss Joyce Byrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Byrd of Durham. CRITICALLY ILL Mrs. Luthe Bowden, formerly of Carrboro, remains critically ill in the Rowan Memoial Hospital in Salisbury. Her sister, Mrs. H. C. Riggsbee of Carrboro, has been at her bedside at the hospital for the past three weeks. Mrs. Bowden, the former Miss Mazie Williams, spent her girlhood in this vicinity. She has many relatives and friends here who, are indeed sorry to learn of her continued serious illness. Wieu#ORD8’ HAPPY OCCASION * Mr. and Mrs. John Williford of Carrbor© attended the Golden Wedding celebration last* Sunday of Mrs. Williford’s sister Mrs. J. iE. Frazier, and Mr. Frazier, held j at their home in Swepsonv.ille. The Frazier home was most love • ly througout with golden chrysthe mums, in honor of the golden wed ding. Mrs. Williford was in charge of the gift room, Sharing that hon or with her neice, Mrs. Carlos Fra zier pf Graham.' Many beautiful and useful gifts were showered upon the honored couple from friends, relatives and neighbors from both near and far. The happiest surprise for both Mrs. Williford and her sister, Mrs. Frazier, was a visit from their brother, Sam Noe, whom the sis ters had not seen for .the past fifty years. Mr. Noe, came from his home in Iowa, for the golden wedding celebration. Mr. Noe.was at the wedding of the couple Oct ober 5th 1902, left for the Army from his home, in Tennessee short ly afterwards, maried a girl from Iowa, and made his home there. I JOINS HUSBAND Mrs. Wayne Ellington resigned her position last week as assistant town clerk of Chapel Hill to join her husband who is stationed with the Navy at Norman, Okla. Elling ton, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ellington of Garrboro. PERSONAL NOTES ...... - Mr. and* Mirs. George Otto of Carrboro have returned from a visit of several days to points of in terest in the western part of the state. They made the trip into the mountains especially to see the beautiful autumn-colored leaves at this time of year. The couple vis ited Chimney Hock, Boone, and the Cherokee Indian reservation while on the trip. Visitors at the last weekend to Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Rogers, and family included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and children of Sil er City, and iMr. and Mrs. Bolb Stout and children of Burlington. IMrs. L. R. Sturdivant is re cuperating at her home here after undergoing a serious operation, and a stay of several weeks at the N. C. Memorial Hospital in Chap el Hill. Horace Dark has been a patient for several days at the Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. iMr. and Mrs. Howard Hobby and two daughters came from Winston-Salem for a visit with relatives here,*' and to attend the graduating exercises at Watts Hos pital on Tuesday for the gradua tion of Mrs. Hobby’s sister, Miss Joyce Oakley. j Mrs. Benia Ivey Ellington was in Kinston at the weekend for a visit With her sister Mrs. Willie Carlton and Mr. Carlton. Service Insurance and Realty Ce. Insurance, Property Manaoement, Real Batata CHAPKL HILL. IW 1 years old In connection with the celebration rof “Newspaperboy Day”, Friday the paperboys and members of the circulation department of the Durham Morning Herald attended an all—day (program in their honor In Raleigh. Seated in the foreground is Paul Williams of Hillsboro shown shaking hands with Gov. Kerr. Scott, tin the background Left to right are Jimmy Linthicum, a carrier for the Morning iHerarid in Durham, and Roy Harward, a circulation department official. :— j County Court Record Arnold' Jeter Fuquay — im proper Equipment—costs; Garland E. Markham—Abandonment' and Nonsupport—6 mos. to road§ and pay costs—road sentence suspend ed for 2years; Lloyd George Price —Speeding 75 miles per hour — Prayer for judgt. cont. for 6 mos. an condition deft, not operate a motor vehice an any public high way of the State for six months and pay costs; Norman Gene Ingle —iReckless Driving—$25.00 and costs; Otha Wm. Slaughter—D. A. W.D.—$100.00 and costs and 3 mos. to roads suspended; Walter Luther Quick—Failure to display ! state license on trailer—Prayer for judgment oant. oncond. deft, pay costs and not operate this trailer on public highways until he ob tains and displays proper license; Alroyal Howard—D.A.W.D. — $100.00 and costs; Alroyal How ard—No operators license—3‘mos. to roads suspended; Charles Stan ley Mace—D.A.W.D. — $100.00 and costs; Lloyd D. Bunnell —Il legal possession of tax paid whis key with seal broken—costs; Eus tice Edward collins—Speeding in excess of 55 MPH and reckless Driving—$50.00 and costs; Eustice Edward Collins—Possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor and Aiding and Abetting in trans porting liquor—Not Guilty; Billie Joel Collins—reckless Driving & Speeding—$25.00 and costs—ap peal to Superior Court'; Billie Joel Collins Possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor and Aiding and Abetting in transporting liquor — Not Guilty; Lewis R. Sterner — Public Drunkenness—Not Guilty;. Albert Owens—Public Drunken, ness — $5.00 and costs; John Wil liams—DjA.W.D. — $100.00 and costs; Roy Major Cooper — Reck (less Driving—$15.00 and costs; Wil lie (Martin Jones—public Drunk enness—costs;. Clyde Robert Laws Caldwell News 6 CALDWELL H. D. CLUB The Caldwell Home Demonsta tion Club met last Monday qj the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Murffty, with Mrs. Prank 'Hawkins acting as co-hostess with Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Claudia Riley, president of the group, called the meeting to I order an dMrs. Elizabeth Murray ! led in a brief devotional. In the ! business session that then follow- j ed Mrs. Hamrick, county agent, I discussed the annual club report which she stated was to be in the form of a scrapbook this time, and Mrs. Mary Ruth Walker was ap pointed choirman of this scrapbook committee. j After the business session, Failing to stop at stop sig-n—Not guilty; Everette Leslie Moon—D.A. W.D.—Not Guilty; Robert Till man Chambers—Speeding—$10.00 and costs; Carl Eugene Koontz — Passing on a Curve—costs; Joseph Clayburne Ball—Speeding—$5.00 and costs; Theron Coley WooS — Improper equipment—$10.00 and costs; Buddy Risers Ferguson — ^Speeding — $25.00 and costs; Jol ly Stephens—driving left of cen ter Line—$10.00 and costs. Clyde Wade iMayes—improper equipment—$10.00»and costs; Jam es Harvie Luther—speeding — $20. and costs; Lowell Shambley Bayes —no operators license— costs; Lon nie Wilson Honeycutt—improper equipment—$10.00 and costs; Wil liam Burns Gilmore—Speeding — $10. and costs; Robert Henderson Hester—reckless driving—$25. and costs; T. R. Standfield—passing worthless check—‘•amount of check and costs of court; Samuel Arthur Hedrick—speeding—$5. and costs; John A. Richardson—Public drunkenness—costs. There are now 80,298 units of Cub Scouts and Explorers in the Boy Scouts of America. Treating Oats with «CERESAN!f -21 Sure Helps Get w Better Stands V Don’t take chances this year on losses from seed-borne Helmintho sporium oat blight Plant seed that’s - treated with DuPont "Ceresan” Seed Disinfectant and Protectant and be more certain of a good crop. “Ceresan" also ■nuts, seed decay and other diseases in oats. And it helps your seed to germinate better, no matter how bad the weather conditions at planting time. That’s why "Ceresan” treated oats generally produce better stands and higher yields. - ------- EQUALLY EFFECTIVE for wheat, barley, rye, millets and flax. For Ceresan and Fertilizer For Seeding Oats and Wheat See i. L. Brown & Sons hostesses served a refreshment course of congealed fruit salad, j cookies, and punch to the follow- | ing: Mrs. Hamrick, Mrs. Fred Mangum, Mrs. Erskin Parker, Mrs.' May Ruth Walker, Mrs. Lula Da-1 vis, iMrs. Christine McKee, Mrs. Olive McKee, Mrs. Clair Berry, and Mrs. Claudia Riley. The Home Demonstration jClub scrapbook iommittee met last"Fri day evening in the home of Mrs. Christine McKee. Meeting with these wer ethe Rural Progress neighborhood leaders who are as sisting in compiling, the club re port and scrapbook. Mrs. Eva Miller Kirkland chairman of the Rural Progress group, presided throughout the evening. After much work the group adjourned to meet again for the completion of their task in the home of Mrs. Minnie Miller, on Friday, October 10. hillsbqko Negro Communin IN EARLV FALL NUPTIAL8 Miss Peggy Marie Payne, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Payne of Hillsboro, N. C. became the bride of Hulan Joseph Drew, and the late John R. Drew of Norfolk, Va., Sunday at the Catholic Mis. sion in Durham. The bride wore a white ankle length dress of red sprinkled with white flowers .A lace jacket was worn over thfe dress. Her fingertip veil was fas tened to a white satin dutch cap. She carried a bouquet of gladio. las and carnations centered with a purple orchid. iMr. Joseph Holt of Hartford, Conn, gave his neice in marriage. •tors- Harriett Richa.^ Pepper, Va„ matrc*^ only attendant of the W* a pink ankle length and carried a boujueu?* Lieutenant Fleetwc^ ^ Norfolk, Va. was C? ^ only attendant to thTJJ* Amonfi the prenupti/i Miss Annie Wright ofjS sang ‘because”. Mrs. j bard of Durham was orgl Immediately follows* numy the brides a* * reception h«® the hundred thirty thrJ were friends and Va.f Conn, and New York Under Personal Direction ol I® “fiance Famaui PrMKtm of National Association tf Stock Car Automobile Raciat AU LATE MOtiE^^t^jCt tARS AMER«'tA^;||Pga^tRS Mile Banked Oustleae Speedway. SUNDAY OCT. 12 Time Trials: 1:00 P.M. Race Starts: 2:30 P. M. Special Trophy Presentation by Miss North Carolina .. (Miss Barbara Anne Harris) — - ADM,«inN. ,nf,*ld . $2.00 All Taxes Included ADMISSION. Grandstand ........ $3.oo Children under 12 FREE with paid escorts Occoneechee Speedway Hillsboro, N. C. Also For Children W* have Rob Roy Clothing and Sport Wear, Including Cowboy Shirts, Hats and Pants, as well as regular Sweaters and Clothing Berman's Dept Store Chapel Hill ' / -
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