CARRBORO Social and Personal
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. J. fii Wijson o
Carrboro annuonce the birth o
a son on June 19th in Memoria
Hospital, Chapel Hill.
BlfcTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Thelton Allen oi
Durham announce the birth 01
a daughter June 17th in Watts
Hospital, Durham. Mrs. Allen is
the former Miss Royce Farrell
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R
Farrell of Carrboro.
DISKS 'SCHOOL - .... , ....
' The Anatlfci -Dtffiy
Bible School heldfeall last Week
■ at the Orange Methodist Church
near Chapel Hill for the McDuffie
Memorial Baptist Church and the
Orange Church presented a lovely
program, for their closing exer
cises on last Sunday Morning at
ten o’clock in the Orange Church.
Much "Bible study work was ac
complished in the school as well
as fine hand- work for the
smaller as well as the more ad
vanced pupils. Mrs. Walter Everett,
„ served as principal of the school,
she was ably assisted by the fol
lowing corp of Sunday School
workers: Mrs. B. V. Pearson, Mrs,
J. B. Holland, Mrs. D M. Sneed,
Miss Lucille Sneed and Miss Helen
-H^gan.
fevery one is invited to the
series of revival- services being
held each evening this week at
the Orange Methodist Church-Be
ginning at 7;30. The pastor of the
church the Rev. Donald Roetteng
er, is being assisted this week by
the Rev. R. J. Futch, of the Duke
Divinity School of Durham. He is
at present serving as pastor of the
Sylvian Methodist Church of Dur
ham. ' ■. . ’
HONORED
Mrs. Caswell Johnson was honor
ed at her home on Hillcress Drive
in Carrboro last Saturday» even
: ing when she was honored at a
: lovely miscetleneous shower. Co
; hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. J. T. Johnson Sr. Mrs. Melvin
Pendergrass, Mrs. Vernon Asbill,
and Mrs. Sterling Sykes. The hon
oree was presented a lovely cor
sage upon her arrival, and most
interesting games were enjoyetf
by the group, after which the fol
lowing were awarded prizes as
winners: Mrs. Shelton Sparrow
and ’Jiss Betty Andrews. Out of
town "guests included Mrs. ^Earl
Jones, Mrs.- Ozzell Beaman of Gpa
I tym)*JWnv TruHf ' BJPckwootr and
Hirst ddiftoti,
j Rapids, and Mrs. J. T. JPhnson
I Jr. of Newport News, Va. The
j honoree was the recipant of many
j beautiful gifts from the thirty
guests present for the curtesy.
At the close of the evening de
licious refreshments consisting of
fruit punch, potato chips, home
made cup cakes and pickels, nuts
and mints were served:
BRIDE ELECT HONORED
Miss Jeanie Cooke, bride etect
was honored on Tuesday evening
of this weeh at a lovely bridal
curtesy at the Carrboro Civic Club.
Hostesses for the party were" Mrs.
I Donald Peninger and Mrs. Frances
Freeman. The honoree was pre
sented a lovely corsage upon her
arrival at the club .which was made
lovely throughout with arrange
ments pf summer flowers in the
bridal colors of green and white
Many delightful games were en
joyed by the large number of
friends present for the * evening
who showered the honoree with
most lovely and useful gifts which
she graciously opened and dis
played At the close of the even
ing . delicious , refreshments .of
j fruit punch, angel food cake
squares, nuts and mint's'were'
served by the hostesses.
"Suppose we could float a car loan at the
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Facts on Tarheel
IND US TRIA LIZA TION—
jH»ii|g|g||g
While we continue to -be top-heavy in the three
industries of tobacco, ^ furniture and textiles, which
sr~’i:''':accpun1- fb/?¥% Sf W ‘fhdhWcrthjfTrfgr '^Wcpi'ls
there are definite trends toward diversification.'
of our non-agrieultural employment is engaged in
manufacturing as compared with 33% for the U. S.
as a whole. Busy people are happy pe„qple —all con
tributing their share in making North Carolina a
better place in which to work, play and live.
Another contribution to more plebsant living for
North Carolinians is the brewing industry's self
regulation program where brewers, wholesalers an
retailers—in counties where malt beverages are per
mined under State control — cooperate to maintain
wholesome conditions for the legal sale pf beer
and ale.
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SHOWER GIVEN
Mrs. C. R. Farrell of Chapel
Hill was entertained recently at
a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Farrell in
Carrboro, with Mrs. Clyde Whitt,
and Mrs. Bill Butler of Chapel
Hill serving a sco-hostesses for
the ocassion. Thirty five friends
were present for the courtesy and
enjoyed interesting games to
gether, after which the guest of
honor opened and displayed the
many lovely gifts showered upon
her. The home' was lovely with,
arrangements of rose-buds and
•other Mhtriaier Rowirr, at the*
cki.se of. the ey^nmg lielj^ous xe
Jreshmejits of fruit punch, cake
squares, potato chips nuts and
mints were served. *'
79TH BIRTHDAY
Paul T. Farrell of near Pitts
boro observed his 79th birthday
last Sunday which was Fathers
Day, at his1 home in Chatham
County. This celebration for Mr.1
Farrell who was formally of Carr
boro has been an anmM cele
bration now for many years. A
number of relatives and friends
from this'area attended the birth
day dinner last Sunday and carried
along picnic baskets of food. These
included Mr. Farrells son Clarence
Farrell, and family of Carrboro
and hl$ grand-son C. R. Farrell
and Mrs. Farrell of Chapel Hill.
, Mr. and Mrs. Scales ‘Roberson
and four daughters Misses Jane,
Pat; Ann and Beck Roberson, left
on Tuesday of this week for their
home in Houston, Texas after a
visit here for the past week with
relatives .The Roberson’s who are
former residents of Carrboro
purchased the former-W. H. Park
er home on Linday Street in Carr.
expect to returt' "here to" ltveTas'
boro while they were here, and
soon as they can wind up their
affairs in Texas. They will rent
the home they have bought here
for some time however while they
are away.
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RETURNS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lanning
who are spending some time ip
the state of Maryland, returned to
their home here for several days
last week. On last Sunday their
relatives arranged a picnic din
ner on the lawn at the home of
their daughter Mrs. Harry Carr
away and Mr. Caraway in cele
bration or MX. “Larinlng’s birthday
and the birthday of his father-in
law l. A. West, of Carrboro. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Lanning and four
children came'over from Mebane
for the celebration, but all other
guests were from this area. Fif
teen guests were present, and all
Brought picnic lunch ^baskets, and
the two honorees were the re
cipiants oX.many.birthday gifts.
Mr. and Mrs: Lannhng-muraed to
I Maryland on, Monday of this week.
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MfoVED IN NEW HOME i-..--.;—•
Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Sparrow and
their small daughter Lisa, moved
into their new hortie out on the
Air-port Road on last Monday.
-On- Wednesday «v«aing-Mrs. Spar,
row was honored at the home of
Mrs. Jesse Hackney in Carrboro
with Miss Joyce Boone serving as
co.rhostess, at a lovely surprise
| .miscellaneous shower. Upon her
j arrival the honoree was presented
I" a lovely corsage and invited to’
| take part in tjie games arranged
| for the evening. Prizes were
awarded to the following guests:
Mrs. Burroughs Hogan, Mrs.’ Bes
sie Clark and Mrs. Imogene
i Crowder. The honoree then open
ed and displayed the many lovely
gifts showered upqln her by the
sixth guests present for the most
enjoyable evening together.
BDBLE SCHOOL HELD
held all last week at Belhiel li
tist Church Route 1, Chapel 1
held a most delightful closing i
gram on last Fj-iday evening at
church at 7:30. The largest nu
ber of pupfts making a one hi
dred per cent attendance w
recorded, than ever before in 1
school was one of the high recp
attained. Mrs. Robert Gains, se
ed as principal, she was assis
by the following Excellent c
of church workers: Mrs. 1
Beale, Mrs. 6. J. Brockwell,
Mrs. J. M. Pendergrass, Mrs.
Mike, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. '
Cheek, Miss Mary Beale, Miss
Neville, Mrs. Arthur Lloyd, J
Isaac Morgan, Mrs. David Durb
Mrs. Charlie Lloyd and Mrs. <
Bare.
TRAINING UNION BALLY
An Aksociational Training Un
ion Rally for Group No. 6, com
posed of Antlbch* Bethel, Garr
boro, Chapel Hill, Mount Carmel,
McDuffie Memorial, and Merry
Oaks Baptist Churches will be,held
Sunday June 26th. at 2:30 pan. at
the Carr boro Baptist ChurCh.
The Theme of the program is
“The Association Working To
gether.” The DeVotion will be led
by Miss Deha Neville of the Bethel
Church. Rev. Tom C. Williams,
pastor of 4nti°^l> Church will be
the inspirational speaker. Special
music will be rendered by Mourit
Carmel Training Union choir, uh
der the direction of Mrs. Henry
A. Morgap and . also a special
'number from the ChapeHHiU Bap
tist CJwrcJh, vupdef, U>e.^rectio
air one-oi tbe-Union Leaders, j
Barbara ‘ dine’ ’
Three Attendance Banners will
be awarded by the Association for*,
the largest attendance from any
church, the highest per centage
of Training Union members from
any church attending, and the
largest attendance from the
churches without a Training Un
ion.
Mrs. R. B. Studebaker of Carr
boro is the Group Leader for this i
Group of churches and is ini
charge of the meeting. Mr. C. D.L
Gattis of Burlington is the Mtf
Zion Associational Training Unioii'
Director. There will be six of these
group meetings held at the sanie
time throughout the whole Asso
ciation. .
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PERSONELS
Mrs. J. T. Johnson Jr and .small
daughter Betsy, left by plane on
jjonday of this week for a visit
with, relatives in Asheville. The
(Sinily have^ been spending sev
eral days hens with relatives. Mr.
Johnson has treurned t0 his home
yi Newport News, Va. But young
Johnny, will be here with relatives
for two weeks.
j7 Mr and Mrs. Robert Gains and
'.Linail daughter Marcia, of near
/Bethel are spending two weeks
'with Mr. Gains parents in St. Au
! gustine, Fla.
Mrs. Jake Pritchard and two
children have returned • to their
home, in Burlington after a visit
here with relatives.
Mr" and MVs. Rudy Tempesta
and family of Brooklyn, N. Y. are
here on a visit to Mrs. Tempesta’s
parents Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Squir
«s,axid family,
■ \( rs '* U.'il! Wonvhk* -ha* • .been .Ml,
at her'home in the Smith Level
community for the past Several
weeks. ' ' J‘
Mr and Mrs. H. C. Champion
>eaine from their home in Kannap
olis at the weekend for a visit here
With relatives.
j James Horne S/Sgt. in the U. S.
Army has been on furlough here
with relatives from his base at
Langly Field,, Va. After his^, fur
lough here he will report for
further duty in Seattle, Washing"
ton.
Visitors this week to Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Durham are Mr. and Mrs
Paul Doster and small- daughter
Pat, of Greensboro and Tommy
Leigh, of Rocky Mount. _
Mrs. Will Mbote, formerly of
iCarrboro is recuperating at her
home in Durham after spending
The Land
Of Orange
“Thai thirty-six foot spillway
isn’t a di\ too wide for my pond,
said Wiley Perry, Orange Grove
last week. “Water came through
it about a foot deep in that three
and k half inch rain we had about
three weeks ago. It didn’t wash,
but I’m going to get it sodded as
soon as I can so that washing
can’t get started.”
John Hawkins and Bunn Pope,
Cedar Grove, are following fescue
with tobacco on one field this
year, the fescue ilvill provide ad
ditional organic matter .to make
up for that consumed'’in
SBr’frr tiw iwiWifafcMW,
irrigation; „
A good terracing system and
rows on the contour are additional
ways they are holding water, soil,
and fertilizer in place, not ortly
for this year’s crop but future
crops.
C. A. Brown and C. C. Brown,
are planning at, complete soil and
water conservation system for
their farm south of Ef’and.'Pas
ture will be seeded on some of the
land on which soil surveys, furn
Mrs. Ira Ray has'returned to her
home in High Point after „a visit
here Of several days with relatives,
several weeks as a patient in
Watts Hospital, Durham.
ished by the local Neuse River
Soil Conservation District, show
that permanent cover is needed
Capability Class II and III land,
on which erosion is less a hazard,
will be used for crops. A water
disposal system of meadow water
ways and terraces, along with ■ a
suitable crop rotation providing
cover two y.eanTout of every three
is to be established to provide the
protection the land needs.
Removing a hedgerow will per
mit larger fields around the slope
for more convenience on working
the land.
Although a state institution, the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill did not receive state
appropriations for almost a hun
dred years after it first began
operating, Ln-i395..
on HONOR Ro
Honor roll achievem.,!
stndenis at the With]
have been announced b*I
sie Perry Burgess,
of Nurses and direi
School of Nursing, *
total girls maintainine
averages of 90 or above,
1954-55 school year
Miss Helen Mohler
from Hillsboro tied for til
with Miss aMry Moser 0f I
both having an average j
iDorothy Dabbs, a men
Junior class and Joan
•a senior, both made
roll.
The cornerstone 0f
Building at the Univa
North Carolina at Chapel
laid on Get., 12, 1793.
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