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[ones speaks
[garden club
ones, who is co-direc
8 of Garden Clubs,
eaker to the Agnes
bn Club of Durham
Jwhen it met with
lontgomery oh Knox •
Vham.
discussed some of
liie.s, as outlined by
Isident, Mrs. George,
Id emphasis is placed
lion, which includes
harden awards. She
p• • rMT.iiilwrw*X:/'• MMfXWi.:
he appointment of
Shipp of Durham
[man of district 8.
(NTS
st, who is a student
|ge, spent the week
parents, Mr. and
Forrest of Tryon
Id Blake Jr. has re
Iduty as assistant sup
the'U.S.S. Rigfel. af
[ the weekend at his
] as his guest Lieuten
jler Brown, the Sup
the Rigel.
I §tow has been con
|ness to her home for
days.
kng menu is for the
tool Lunchroom next
sday and Wednesday:
lenna sausage* green
I cobbher, butter, bread
keef and gravey, rice,
|toes, doughnuts, but
mUk.— -
-turkey with dress
kavy, cranberry sauce,
kas, pear salad and ice
be no school on
Friday as it will be
Ifor the Thanksgiving
nd Miller is in Watts
er observation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
the past weekend
tis and wives, Lt. (j.g.)
and children of In
laryland and Mr. and
Jrowir of Winston-cal
Irs Jack Johnson- of
I were guests in the
land Mrs. Julian Gates
lurton St. on Sunday.
lOUNCEMENT
Esank Davis of the.
amunity announce the
Dn, at Watts Hospital,
ning at 3 o’clock. They
|er sons, Wayne who is
lold and Grant who Ls
If age.
Latta and Luther
lillsboro, accompanied
|s and L. B. Andrews
vent to the east coast
past weekend.
Scott Strickland
K R. H. Strickland an
I birth of a daughter,
at Watts Hospital
Strickland' is the
Bobbie Jean Taylor
i Neighbours is a pa
*ts Hospital after un
operation on Monday.
>P 20 MEETS
Troop 20 opened i
|Nov. 9 with the Scoi
promise.
[followed' with a dis
listributing Christmas
in town. Two girls
to do this.
fhe Scouts asked the
J6CUSS daily chores or
[around the house. We
membership cards.
[passed, off the badge
Ker and one on Birds,
the meeting with our
Circle.”
| Scribfe, Olivia Clayton
Mangum spent last
^visiting with friends
Springs.
[Thompson returned to
[tal Sunday after being
a week following an
GUESTS
Recent visitors in the home of
home of Mrs. Fred Blake were Mr
and Mrs. Wesley Blake, Neal and
Billie of Wilmington. -- .... ,
HERE ~
Weekend quests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Rosamond were Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Baldwin Jr. and son,
Bobby, from Kingsport, Tenn., Mr
and Mrs. R. L. Rosemondand chil
dren from Clinton, M# and Mrs,
Kenneth W. Rosemona of Chapel
Hill and Miss Frances Rosamond
&&& U&r 4Bd. MKv' W. <${!,» -BaWwisr
Sr. and Mrs. Merritt from Golds-,
boro.
FROM KNOXVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. .Snipes of
Knoxville, Tenn., recently visited
Mr. Snipes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Snipes. Thqy were accom
panied by Judge Taylor Cox and
Mrs. Cox, also of Knoxville.
VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snipes of
Greensboro-spent the past week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Snipes and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Johnston.
AT WATTS *
C. E. Carr is a patient in Watts
Hospital.
GUEST
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Whitaker had
as their guest for several days Mrs.
Clyde Hoy of Kaawa, Oahu. Ha
waii.
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Crabtree-Hol loway
Wedding Is Planned
At Walnut Grove Church
Nuptial plans are announced for
Peggy Jean Crabtree, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crabtree of
Cedar Grove .and Wayne Holloway,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Holloway
of. Durham.
The vows will be spoken at 5
o’clock Saturday, Nov. 19 in Wal
nut Grove Methodist Church with
Unm^isms WBlTsriMP
ing minister.
Preceding the ritual, a program
■of wedding music will be presented
by Joe Compton, vocalist, and Ral
ph Compton, pianist.
Miss Crabtree will be given in
marriage by her brother, Buddy
Crabtree, and her sister, Mrs. Lyn
wood Holloway will attend as ma
tron of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Patsy
Crabtree,* sister of the bride-elect
and Mrs, Harold Summey, sister of
the prospective bridegroom.
S. A. Holloway will be the best
man for the bridegroom-elect and
ushers will be Elry Holloway, bro
ther of the prospective isridegroom,
and Carl Scott, cousin of the
bride-elect.
No written invitations to the
wedding will b'e extended, but all
friends and relatives of the Couple
are invited to attend.
25 Students
At NC State
From Granger
Among the 4,816 students en
rolled at North Carolina State
College this semester are 25* f Com
Orange County. ~ |
I
Figures on the county enroll
ment were released today by Ken
neth D. Raab, director of admiss
ions and registration, who said
North Carolinians make up 82 per :
cent of,.the student body.
The Tar Heel students represent
ing all of the State’s.,100 counties
total.3,959. In addition, there are
699 students from 43 other states
and the pistrlct of Columbia, 153
Irriffir y«f t«rWgTi;Wuntfres, sttitf-ttv*
from United States possessions.
State College has-six major de-(
gree-granting schools—the Schools
of Agriculture, Design,' Education,'
Forestry, and. Textiles. It is recog
| nized as one of the nation’s key
Land-Grant Colleges.
The list of students from Orange
i County follows:
| Henry Hanes Bunker, Route 2,
I Mebane; Lorin Scott Campbell.
I Chapel Hil^i Daniel Wilson Carroll,
Route I, Durham; George Bennett
Cline, Jr., Chapel Hill; Alonzo
Brown Coleman, Jr., Route 1, Hurd
| le Mills; Ernest Wilson Crawford,
[Route 1, Chapel Hill; James Rob
ert Davis, Hillsboro; Joseph Free
man Dickey, Route 2, Hillsboro;
Bobby Steele Hastings, Route v2,
1 Hillsboro; William Fduchee Hog
an, Route 2. Chapel Hill.
Joe Masoh Kenyon, Jr., Route 2,
Hi! Ls boro; Hugh Lupton Liner,
Route 2, Hillsboro; James Reginald
Liner, Route 2. Hillsboro; Robert
Wilburn Long, Route 2, Hillsboro;
Joyner Attends
Institute At UNC
F. E. Joyner of the Piedmont
Electric Membership Corporation
^MiHaboro participated- -m a five
day EMC Management Institute
"held during the past week at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Representatives of 23 of the
State's co-ops were in attendance
for 'classes” which included study
af such topics as budget policy,
planning and control: work sim
plification; personnel administra
tion; public relations; and manage
ment. _ . ...._ ■. ■
The Tarheel Electric Member
ship Association sponsored the an
nual .institute in cooperation .with
the University. William T.jCfiSp of
Raleigh, TEMA executive, niahager
and general counsel, was one of
six instructors for the institute.
Other instructors were three
UNC faculty members—R. P. Cal
hoon, C. S. George, and A. M.
Whitehill Jr.—and two Washing
ton, D C. officials: J. Warner Py
les, of the Rural Electrification
Administration, and Robert I. Ra
bat, of the National Rural Electric
Cooperatives Association. —
Edward Graftoh McGavran, Jr,,
Chapel Hill; Merrill Payne Mc
Gauran, Chapel Hill; Edward Wiley
Mcknight, Jr„ Chapel Hill; Bar
ney Wess Pittman, Hillsboro; Wil
liam Bruce Richmond, Hillsboro;
Ray Brewer Sizemore, Chapel Hill.
Donald Edward Squires, Mebane;
Fredrick Louis Thurstone, Chapel
Hill; Robert Leon Thurstone. Chap
el Hill; Robert Baker Todd, Chapel
Hilla. and Edwin Lovell Yancey,
Route 1, Mebane.
Hillsboro Kin
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On Lasf Flight
Of Famed Ship
First Lieutenant Arthur L. Fox .
was the last navigator to guide a j
scheduled route flight of the C-54
“Skymaster" transport across the
overocean flight paths of the Pa
ciiic Division, Military Air TrtBS
port Service, and "his wife, the
former Marie Russell, whose par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Russell,
reside in Hillsboro and the Fox’s
two-year-old daughter Angela E.,
were flying with him.
The retiring four-engined work
horses have been the mainstay air
craft in the Pacific Division, MATS, 1
organirafion -of;
the Military Air Transport Service
in 1048 * ■ J
Stationed at Tokyo International
Airport as check navigator for the
100th Air Transport Squadron. I,t.
Fox and his family resided in
Grant Heights near the island air
drome which serves Japan’s eapi
'tal city.
Lt. Fox was graduated from St.
Augustine's College at Raleigh
while Mrs. Fox, a registered nurse,
took her cap at St. Agnes Nurses
School in Raleigh. During Lt. Fox’s
tour of duty in the Far East, Mrs.
Fox performed nursing at Tokyo
General Army Hospital.
The Fox family is scheduled to
report to West Palm Beach after
their 30-day leave. They were to
leave Mobile, Ala., yesterday where
they have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Orlando J. Fox and are
I planning to avrive in Hillsboro
tomorrow.
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fright Leaf Girl Scout Council of
North Carolina, Inc., previously
icheduled for November, 16, has
been postponed until Wednesday,
November 30, at 10:15 a.m. in the
Community House in Oxford, ac
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President.
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rectors, constitutional changes, and
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