LSBORO HAPPENINGS
cial And Personal - Telephone 4191 .
Ison-Tate Vows Spoken
s Hill Ceremony Dec. 18
list Church was the
fight, December 18,
lr the wedding of
Wilkerson- and
Tate,
fiam R Eaton per
hlepring service in
fns and palms, in
t candklibras
Is filled with white
fern
jhe‘ daughter qf Mr.
'ne'F. Wilkerson of
r. Tate is the son
[Frank Tate of Ced
cetemony a pro
Jnal wedding music
by an aunt of the
^■man Wilson, pian
jean Mincey and
Jr., soloists.
Page by her father,
i gown made of lace
round neckline
Iflowered lace and
|e’s dress was Waltz
_ng fitted sleeves.
tTn3TonhnvdaI“net
lap of, lace frollies
(white prayer book
lavender orchid to
attached . lavender
I’ilkerson,. sister of
[r.iaid'of honor' and
Jjiss Ann Wilkerson
They wore waltz
of blue and pink
MRS. WILLIAM FRANKLIN TATE
lace XrolILes with, round necklines
and cap sleeves.
The maid of honor wearing pink
carried an arm bouquet of blue
carnations and "the' bridesmaid
wearing blue carried an arm bou
quet .ofpTHir earn a Hons. T heir
caps- and mitts were of lace holl
ies trimmed in matching nylon
lace. ..
Attending Mr. Tate was his
brother, Wade Tate, as best man
Ushers were? Roy Wilkerson, broth
er of the bride, Walter Pritchett
of Burlington, cousin of the groom
and James Horn. '
The bride’s mother wore a navy
R.J. SMITH
NCrfVlINOr
MY POP CAN MAKE fat
SPAWKS PLY JUST BY
KuBB*N6 MOM THE
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■leaded in the "right" direction when you see the SMITH
iOMPANY for beautiful furniture. .and may we take
ty to send heartiest Christmas Greetings to each and
you! '
FQRNITQRE^OTPANy
R.J. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
HILLSBORO. NX.
GUESTS
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ever-etfe
Forrest of Tryon Street over the
Chiistmas holidays^were: Mrs. For
rest s mother, Mrs.' Garrison of
Burlington whoMayed 'with' them
from Christmas EVe through Mon
day: Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hoff
man of Burlington and Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Garrison” of Burlington
.yisitcd.in XhcForrest Ijome diuing
the holidays. .
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: IN CHERRYVILLE
Mrs. G. Paul Carr and children,
Jdy and Paul* are spending today
in Chorryvillc; N. C. visiting with
, Mrs: Carr's, mother, Mrs A. B.
! Sweatt.
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DINNER GUESTS
Guests iii the G. Paul Carr home
on Tryon St:eet for Christmas din
ner were: Mrs. C J. Carr of Dunn,
Miss Maude Carr of Wilmington,
Mrs. Mary Whitson and C. J. Carr
Jr., both of Jacksonville, Florida.
AWAY
[ ,«Mr and Mrs. Fred-Gray spent
the past weekend visiting with Mr.
: and Mrs. Bert Wall in Raleigh and
j ofSor relatives there
TTEITE ---_
! Mr. and Mrg. Sam Murphy of
Richmond, yaspent the past hol
idays with Mr. and Mrs. W. WMc
dade of W. Queen Street. :
Yvonne- McDade who is in train
ing at Watts Hospital School of
Horsing is spewing two weeks^at
home with her\parent$, Mr and
Mrs. W. W. McDade.
A,WAY
Mr- and Mrs. ,Edgar Bivins visit
ed- im Salisbury during-' the Christ
mas Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Hilton Pope.
antique-taffeta street-length dress
with a white hat and gloves and
other accessories of. black. The
| bridegroom's mother , wore a navy
crepe- street - length dress with
white carnations.
Street here in Hillsboro following
a wedding trip. 1
The bfide is a sentor In Hills
boro High School and the groom
is a senior af.Elon College, major
ing in Business Administration. He
is a graduate of Aycock High
School and is now employed by
rnnn 'Mills -of Ha.uc ..River in ttte
Order Department.
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. Engagement Announced
T
isSS
Miss Shirley McCraw Joyner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrel E. Joyner of Hillsboro who announce her engagement to
Jack Reese Martin, son of Mr. and-Mrs. John R. Martih of Dur
ham The wedding is planned for J^n* 28
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VISIT . with Mrs. Hodul’s parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Taul Hodul of'
Hazel Ave. returned home on M«M W. jr. . Dupree in Southern
da.v^ after spending the holidays pines.
W. Y. Walker
.Annual Reunion
The W. Y. Walker family held
its'annual Christmas Reunion on’
Monday at the home of Mr. Walk
err There was 48 children, grand
children and great-grandchildren
attending.
T,ufce attertdieg were: J Y.
Walker, Mr. end Mrs. Carl Walk
er and family, Mrs- Linwood Hollo
way and family-," Mrs. Wayi^e Hollo
way, Mr. and Mrs. Craven Holloway,
all of «illsboro;Mrs. St H. Hollo
way and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Wilson and family, Mrs. P M.
Holloway. Mr- and Mrs. W. S.
Whitaker and family, Mr; and
Mrs. Herman Walker and family.
Mr. arid Mrs. Spence Holloway and
family and Mi’, and Mrs. iSlry Holl
oWay. all of Durham; Mr. and Mh.,
Dean W. Jones and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Walker and family and
Mr. and Mis. Gordan Blalock and
family, all of Raleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. Claiborn Burgess and family
of Mebane.
DEBORAH, GAIL WAGNOR
On Christmas Day a baby girl,
Deborah Gail, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Lewis Wagnbr of Route
2, Hillsboro, at the Hillsboro Clinic
The Wagnor's also have a son. Mrs.
Wagnor is the former Miss Yvonna
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AWAY
Visiting withs Mr. and Mrs. Otho
Daniel Sr. in Oxford over the
Christmas holidays were Mr and
Mrs. Roland Scott.
HERE
rhfr. and Mrs. Jack Dameron and
daughter spent the past weekend
here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and Mr. and Mrs
Ben Dameron. They left for their
home in Cordelle, Ga. ‘on Monday.
GUESTS j
Guest*, of Mr. and Mrs. John]
Toler on Monday were Mr. and]
Mrs. W. L. Fountain of Winston
Salem and their soft Jack who is
stationed at Great Lakes Training
Station and Mr. and Mrs. Chandler
Of Durham.
LEAVE
The Rov. and Mrs William R.
Eaton and son iciit for Boone Wed
nesday where Mr. Eaton will be
assistant pastor of the First Bap
tist Church of Dunn and also
preach at a mission there. Rev.
Eaton has been pastor of the Mars
Hill Baptist Church for the past
two years.
VISIT :
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox and fam
ily spent part of the past holidays
in Roxboro visiting with Mrs. N. F.
Hall and Mr. and "Mrs. E. Y. Fox.
HERE
v Miss Rebecca Wall, librarian at'
Veterans Hospital ** Fayetteville,
spent the Christmas holidays at
her home here.
VISIT
Mr. $nd Mrs. Bob Davison of
Dalton, Ga. spent the Christmas
holidays here with Mr$. Maude
Hayes and together they went to
Chase.City, Va. to spend the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bragg.
IN GREENSBORO
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Boggs spent
Christmas in Groensbororvtstthrg
I with Mrs. Bertha Toler..
IN FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Johnson are
at Ormond Beach, Florida, where
they are' planning on staying until
April.
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VISIT
; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coleman and
children spent Monday in Durham,
with Mrs. Coleman's parents Mr.
and Mrs. J C. Pope.
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MRS. G. W.
TO LAURA
The Lau
class of the
met on Monday
19„ in the
Lloyd for its annual Christmas ]
ty.
Mrs. Curtis Scott,
the class, presided over the
in$ Mrs: A. L. Mitchell read
hew, 2nd chapter, and Mn». C
Scott read Luke 2:20. Mrs. H.4.
St ray horn gave a, reading
“Legend of German Christmas
Tree.*’ “Tfflie*s Christmas’Vlstory.
was read by Mrs, J. L. Rosemond
Mrs. Bertha Crawford recited a
poem. , , ■.
Following the business discuss
ion the hostesses Mrs. Lloyd and
Mrs. Ira Hicks served refreshments,
buffet style, consisting of assorted
cookies, candies, bam biscuits,
fruit cake and coffee, .,T
Gifts were exchanged by the
members and the class presented
Mrs. Lloyd with a silver fruit bowl.
At the close of the program the
group' sang Christmas carols.
AWAY
Mr. and Mrs., Reid Thompson
visited in Mocksville over the past
holidays with relatives.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. George Reitael and
children of Orlando, Fla- are visit
ing with the Q. O. Reitaels.
GUESTS
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Irwin Jr. over the Christmas
holidays were Mrs. Irwin’s mother,
Mrs. W. C.iCastelloe And Miss Ruth
Mitchell, of Orlando, Fla.
HOME
Floyd Southerns who is employ
ed in Baltimore, Md., spent the
Christmas holidays at^ his home
here. While here he and Mrs.
Southerns spent . Christmas day
with his parepta»^Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Southerns, Danville, Vi.
LIST TAXES NOW
To Avoid Long Lines Later On And A Late
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Listing Penality Of 10%
(Check The List Taker's Appointment Nearest you and Remember The Date *
JHe Tix List, Takers for the various Townships of Orange County will hold appointments as follows for the purpose of taking tax lists for the year 1956:
i-~ TOWNSHIP, ilit Tiktr
' Phillip: Whitfield's Store" m~tr<T-3ra--tfay-of--jOT,uary, 1956 All day -—
, Tom Andrews’Store on the 5th' day of January, 1956 11 to 4 o’clock
. Manley Snipes' Store on the 10th dav of January. 1956 All day
Joe McCauley’s Store on the 12th day of January, 1956, 11 to 4-o’clock
Harden Johnson’s Store on the 14th day of January', 1956 AH day
Glen Lloyd’s Store on the 17th day of January, *956 11; to 4 o’clock
Lewis Allen’s Store on the 19th day .of January,. 1956 All day
Phillip Whitfield’s Store"* on the 21st day®of January, 1956 All day
B. F Stroupe’s Store on the 23rd day of January, L956 1} to 4 o’clock
At Home on the 24th through 31st. January_ AJ.1 day. «
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CHAPEL KILL, TOWNSHIP L. R. Cheek, List Taker
( ha pel Hill Town Hall each week day 9-12 o’clock '1-5 O’clock during
the month of January, 1956 51 ’ ' .
Hollow Rock orf the 4th day of January, 1956- All day
Blackwood Station on the 5th day of January, J956 All day
Midway Service Station oty the 6lh day of January, 1956 All day
Carrboro Town Hall on the 10th and 11th of January, All day
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CEDAR GROVE^TOWNSHIP R, Cooper Compton, Li*t Taker
HawkiVs Store' on the 5th day of,January 1956 All day
H. G. Law’s Store on the 6th day <ft January* 1#56 All day
Carr’s Store on the 7th and 21st 'day of Jan. All day
Giles Long’s Store on the 9th and 24lh day'of Jan. All day <
McCullock-’s Store on the 11th day of January, 1956 All day
r Cedar Grove on the 13th day of January, 1956 " All day
. Lynch’s Store on the 14th day of January, 1956 All day
Chandler’s Store on the 16th day of January, 1956 All day®
Harmony, (John Tate’s) on the 26th day .of January. 1956 ’ All day :
Zeb Burton’s Store on the 28th day. of January, 1956 All day
Sam McDade’s StoTe on the 30th day of January, 1956 All day
TJaywood Valline’s Store on the 31st day of January, 1956 All day
ENO TOWNSHIP Mrs. J. D. Griffin, List Taker
■ 1966, 12 to 6 o ’clock
Blackwelder’s Store on the. 6th day of January, 1956 12 to 6 o’clock
Laws Service Station _ on the 10th day of Jan., 1956 12 to 6 o’clock
Bivin’s Store on the 12th .day of January, 1956 12 to 6 o’clock
Howard Hester’s Store on the 17th and 31st of Jan. 12 to 6 o’clock
St. Mary’s Grange on the 19th and 30th of Jan! 1956 12 to 6 o’clock
C. W. Sparrow’s Store on the 23rd of January’, 1956 12 to 6 o’clock
Walter Hester’s Service Stf, on the 27th day of Jan. 12 to 6 o’clock
Griffin’s Service. Station all other times 9 a: m. to 9 p. m.
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP Henry R. Heath, List Taker
Cheek’s Crossing at Terry’s Store on the 6th, 201 h, 28th, and 30th
All day .
Efland,*Forrest and' Forrest on the 7th, 13th, 21st, 27th All day
Mebane Town Hall on the 14th and 31st d&y of Jan. All day
Shambley’s Store on the night of the 11th 7 to 9 p. m
Reeves Store on the night of the 17th 7 to 9 p m.
Buckhoj-n At Sykes Store on the night of the 25th 7 to 9 p. m.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP A. E. Wilson, List Taker
Dezcrn’s Store on the 10th day of January, 1956 12 to 4 o’clock
Berry’s Store on the 1.2th day of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clpcl^
i Flint Hamlin’s Store on the 17th day'of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clock
Robert Murray’s Store on the 20th day of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clock
Mincey’^-Store on the 24th day of January. 1956 9 to 4 o'clock
f T'lint Hamlin’s Store oh the 30th. day of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clock
Robert Murray’s Store on the 31stf day of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clock.
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP Remus Smith, Jr., List Taker
C. & J. Grocery on the-4th, 11th, 18th, 25, of Jan. ’56 1:30 to 5 p m.
Smith’s Fjirnlture Store All other week days of January, 1956 8 to
5 p.m and 8-12 a.m. on Saturdays.
SaSl®SBS2
^1 be necessary for eat* person who owns a tract of land of thtee -(3) acres tt more to provide the list taker with Farm Census*
Information.
AttenttofiJ&ogOwners
•Don’t fail to get your County dog license when you list your taxes. J^ogs must wear these license at all times.
Late List Penalty
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10% of t ie total tax due will be added to all lists not filed during the month of January. The minimum penalty to be assessed will be $100
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S. M. Gottis
OrMtge County Tax Supervisor
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