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OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. W. rJ' Andrews of Route One observed their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday afternoon at .the home of their son, J. B. Andrews, in the Antioch Community.-Several hundred persons atterfded the reception and cake-cutting. ' jl W. R. Andrews Have Golden Wedding Anniversary | Mr. and Mrs. William Rfcldue Andrews of the Antioch Commun ity (Route One)'celebrated their Gulden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday afternoon with a reception and eakfc-cuttinU, given by* their' sons, James, Clyde, and Exie An ^ drews. The receiving line for the New Year’s Day celebration was compos- ] ed of members of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews' Wedding at the nearby Antioch Baptist Church on Decern ber 27, 1905. They included Mrs. Cora Andrews of Durham, Mrs. Jessie Neville, Mis. Effie Eubanks, Miss Ella Lloyd, Herbert Brad-* shaw, Julius Andrews, and J. P Andrews of Durham. i Several hundred guests were met' at the door by Mr. and Mrs. James Andrews. In the dining room Mesdame? Clyde and Erie Andrews served punch and wedding cake. Mrs. Berry Andrews offici ated at the gifts table and Mrs. NOW! Get Amazing New Comfort and Relief with Patented RUPfllRE-EASER T. M.laf. U. 1A Piper Brae* Truss) • P• r Mon and Warn Right or Left oj Side7~.' Double...! You cm iloap iu it . . , you cm work in it . . . you can batka in it: OVER 700,000 ORATErUL USERS! JAMES PHARMACY uii i canon ki r „>Y WASHABIe\ Strong form - fitting washable support. Snaps' _ up in front. Adjustable back lac ing and leg strap. Soft flat groin pad—no steel or leather bands. Invisible under light clothing. Also used as after-operation support.. Just measure around towest part of abdomen for site. COME IN TODAY OR USE THIS HANDY COUPON j ■.. v‘* . Be sure to give six* and side when ordering Please send... RUPTUR^-tASERS by return moil. I RiQhf /Side O 53-95 Measure around I9W- ij Left Sid* □ $3 95 •*' 9°^ mV a0d°- J Doubt* . D *3 9} lb«n it .. INCHES [ | Enclosed is: □ Money Order Q Check for $ .. | □ Send C O O Wo Prepay Postage Except on OOP’s I I _: * , 1 Address...**••••.. I MCity bnd Stote.:*.. ...-Ij 1 Miss Crawford And Mr. Strowd i | Are Married In Orange Chapel The Orange . Chapel, Methodist I Church was the scene of the wed- , ding- at 4 p.m. Christmas- Day oT; I Miss Shipley.Ann Crawford of Chapel Hill and John Wayne • Strowd ok fittsboro. The bride is_ the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dffmeroh Crawford of Route t 1,. Chapel Hill. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sid hey .St:o)wd;.of Route. 1,,Pittsboro. i The Rev. Daniel DhSairi of Grah am officiated using the double-ring ceremony. Music was presented by Miss Rebecca Crawford, pianist, of Chapel Hill, and Miss Viola Perry, soloist, of Graham. "-y j The church was decorated with wqodwardia fern and palms, white flowers in floor gaskets and white candles in wrought, iron candela bra. White ribbons and flowers marked the family pews. Given in marriage by her father, the1 bride wore a gown of nylop tulle and lace, made with a fitted bodice of lace, high neckline and long fitted sleeves, ending in calla points over the wrists. The full skirt of nylon tulle featured a lace peplum extending ip a full court train. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a cpronet of matching lace I and seed pearl. She carried a white 1 Bible topped with a white orchid .and showered with white ribbons and white roses. She wore white pearl earrings, a gift of the bride t ;— * . James Andfews also held the guest register. $ y J The dining room table was dec oratd with-/a centerpiece of bronze magnolia leaves and a twin-branch candelabra. A miniature bride and groom graced the top of the three-tiered weaditig.vcake; ^ Mrs. Andrews, the former Fan nie Jo Ann Smith, is the daughter 'of James and Delilah Andrews Smith. Mr. Andrews’ parents wiere Berry and Mrirtha Morris Andrews. Both are natives of the Antioch Comtpopiity and their three chil dren/; pow live nearby on Route One, Chapel Hill. Seaman Apprentice Ronald C. Wagner hat returned to doty ! I at Bainbridge, Md. after spend* 1 ing the holidays at heme with .his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wagner of Belle Vue Avenue, West Hillsboro. ^ Everywhere for ROUcj £/ TOUGH Wear... It's w ^ - , • i* ; 1 j ' • - Read TAG O’ FACTS—with every garment • i - -7— — • " '■ —also style all the' while with any work or play Hurmenr laoeied ANVIL BRAND. For outdoors or indoors, farm, factory or shop, there are ANVIL Overalls, Dungarees, Matching Suits, or separate Shifts and Pants that exactly meet your need. Tough, tight-woven fabrics, > stoutly reinforced throughout. Trim and tailoifed as. F . *^r**s clothes, but roomy and. comfortable for action. v Come—select a garment that completely insures your money’* worth. Be ANVIL BRAND happyl «^ r ^ 0 nKaGnHHHii X L. BROWN & SONS "EVERYBODY'S FAMILY STORE IN HILLSBORO" \ HILLSBORO;. - > | . ' ' ’ , 1 groom. Miss Kathryn Atwater maid of honor, of Chapel Hill, wore a floor-length dress of green velve teen and nylon tulle iashioned with fitted bodice, abbreviated sleeves, “V” ’neckline and full skirt Her cloche cap was of matching green, ;and she caried a cascade of red and white flowers. Wearing wine velveteen costumes identical to that of the honor at tendants, the bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert Warren Strowd, sis ter-in-law of the bridegroom, of Pittsboro; Miss Nancy Sue Craw ford, cousin of the bride, of Chap;' el Hill; Miss Lorraine Coble, of Burlington, add Miss Jean Williams of Chapel Hill. Serving as best man was th e bridgegroom’s twin, Robert War ren Strowd, of Pittsboro. Grooms men were Ernest W. Crawford, * -a MRS; JOHN WAYNE STROWD ;• . ' - ' ' - M ; ..— i brother of the bridge of Chapel —=i—rr-v-f - Hillsboro Hi Notes ‘ ^T' ' •/ .- , * v ... 7 1 By Hilda Stray&onjp ■ | AAa^AAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa /School opened Monday morning after seve^ days of Christmas va-, cation. Everyone had an enjoyable vacation, some going out of town for a few days. * • * Margaret Wagner visited rela tives in Florida, Joy Carr visited her grandmother in Cherryville, Knox Jones spent Christmas Day in Greensboro, and Garland Spang ler attended a “dance in Charlotte.’ * * * Thursday night the -Beta Club had a party honoring Beta mem- \ bers who have graduated. Several of the college members attended, j and those present enjoyed dancing and talking together since most of them hadn't see each other since school started^ * * > ■ I The Beta Club held its Januarv meeting at Merle Mitchell's home with Cynthia Smith as co-hostess. Sonny Williams also served as host. Nine members were present. Monday, two television sets were placed in our school. During the sixth period, the seventh through the twelfth grades watched the Orange Bowl game. J --— , . IS' ~ fl Hiji; jack of Pittsboro, and ^Jotjnmy Glosson, cousin of the grooin,- was! the bride of Poe, of-Pittsboro. Teddy Lingerfelt, a bearer. ] ■ .• 1 ■ 1 J — 1 r . I LIST • / i . ' , r * - '*• * : % —It !— ; jC j l *—~~i j * * “ ’ --—— ines Later On And A Late 'V ; ; (Check The List Taker's Appointment Nearest you and Remember The Qaia Th# Tax List Taker* for the various Townships df Orange County will hold appointments, as follows for the purpose «f=trtriwi-te*Okts for the year 1956: . ■ , ' " •. — BINGHAM TOWNSHIP J. C. Lloyd, List Taker Phillip Whitfield's Store on the 3rd day of January, 1956 All day ..... Tom Andrews-’ Store on the 5th day of January. 1956 11 to 4 o’clock Manley Snjpes’Store on the 10th day of January, 1956 All’day Joe McCauley’s Store oh the 12th day of January, 1956 11 to 4 o’clock Harden Johnson's Store on the 14th day of January, 1956 All day^-- / Glen Lloyd’s Store on the 17th, day of January, J966 11 to 4-o d6ck Lewis Allen’s Store on the 19th day of January, 1956 All day , Phillip Whitfield's Store on the 21st„dav of January, 1956 All day B. F. Stroupe’s Store on the 23rd day of January, 1956 1 \ to 4 o’clock At Home on. the’24th through 31st. .January All day. CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP L..R. Cheek, List Taker « Chapel Hill Town Hall each week day 9-12 o’clock’, 15 o’clock during r the month of January, 19^6 ' ' ’ Hollow Rock on the 4th day of Jan nary, 19t56 All day Blackwood Station on the 5th day of January, 1956/ All day Midway Service Station on the 6th day of January/1956 All day Carrboro Town Hall on the 10th and 11th of* Jtftipary, All day CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP R. Cooper Compton, List Taker Hawkins Store' on Uie 5th day of January 1956 All day * H. G. Law’s Stort oh the 6th day of January, 1956 All day . Carr.’s Store on tl^e ^th and 21st day of Jan. All day Giles Long's Store .V on the 9th and 24th day of Jan All day > , MeCUllock’s Store on the 11th day of January, 1956 Ail Cedar Grove on {he 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 &a^ Harmony, (John Tale’s) on the 26th day of January, 19561 AH day - Zeb Burton's Store on the 28th day of January, 1956. All day Sam McDade’s Store on the 30th day of January, 1956 Wll day' Haywopd Valline’s Store on the 31st day of January, 1956 All day ENO TOWNSHIP Mrs. J. D. Griffin, List Taker .June K«klarid s Store on the 3rd dayjif January, 1956, 12 to 6 o’clock Blackwelders Store on the 6th day of January, 1956 12 to 6 o'clock. Laws Sc, vice Station on the 10th day of Jan., 1956 12 to 6 o’clock Bivins Store on the 12th day of January, 1956 12 to 6 o’clock. Howard Hester’s Store <on the 17th and Slst-of Jan. 12 to 6 o’clock St. JHary’s Grange on thi-+9fhj.and 3t>th Of Jan. 1856 12 to 6 o’clock ;.C. W. Sparrow's Store on the 23rd of January, 19o6 12 to 6 o’clock Mailer Hester’s Service Sta. on the 27th clay of Jan. 12 to 6 o’clock • • Gnffm's Service Station ail other times 9 a, m. to "9 p&'im. v . . V: ' ' - ’ — S ’ _• > • — ’— ‘ - v CHEEKS TOWNSHIP Henry R. Heath, List Taker. Check’s,Crossing at terry’s Store on the 6th, 20t5, 28th, and 30th ’ All day . Efland, Forrest and Forrest on the 7th. 13th, 21st, 27th All day Mebane.Tow/n Hall on the 14th and 31st day of Jan. All da/ ' r: Shambley s, Store on the. night of the lltff*7 -to 9 p, m. ^Reeves SJpre on fhe night of the 17th 7 to 9 p. m. ", uckhotm At Sykes Store oft themight-of the 25th 7 to 9 p.'ni \ LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP A. E. WiW l/st Taker/ cft0re on the 10th day of January, 1956 12 to 4 o'clock o?" thC 12t^ day of January, 1956 9 to 4 o’clock R.i , amhn * tome on* the 17th day of January, 19,56 9 to 4 o’clock ’. SSv-s mray U °n the:20th Hay. of January, J956 9Jo4oV!,ck ■ = K, hLi rC C 24th day <>r January, .1956 9. to 4 o’clock/ ^ ' Robert M, lnS'S r the 30;h day oI January, 1956 ; fftfc 4 o’clock , array s S.orc on the 31st day of January, 1956 A to 4 o’clock HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP Remus Smith, Jr., List W ' Smfth's ' Q°,n thC 4th’ Hfh- 18th- 25, Of Jan. ’56 l:3<F1o 5 p m- . uri|ltl,J‘e Store, All other week days of January, 1956 8 to - 5 .p.m. and 8-12 a.m. on Saturdays. ’ • 11 T be! nec0ssary f°r each PCrso° who owns a iract ofaand of three *3) acre, o, more to proVid7 the list taker it? v All persons are asked to Ifsi^arith their township lister and not in the Tax Supervisor's office aste full time lister in „ L i l r \ „ " ;s s*er Wl^ no* b® maintained in this office as usual 1 - Attention Dog Owners t ...s : • B -- - ■ / - Don t fail tui get youjf. County dog license, when Vuu'liSt’ your taxes Does must u Si «.y'our taxes. Dogs must .Wear those licfriao at ail times . 5 =*£= .. y j ^ *| • I -' ,r. . ' \ . . i Late-List Penalty f w. .< o. eo. e, e.JS. ^ S. M. Gattis 1 .\ Orange County Tax Supervisor THIS ^OANNOUNCE_THATjvVEHAVE SOLD-OUR FURNITURE .STQREHO MARSHALL L CATES JR. AND DR. N. L. MAURONER ' AND THE NEW BUSINESS WILL BE KNOWN, AS C. AND M. FUR- / NITURE CO, BOTH THE NEW OWNERS ARE FROM HILLSBORO, WE WISH TO EXPRESS TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION FOR YOUR LOYAL SUPPORT DURING ©UR ENJRE OPERATION..Q^ THE STORE A:Nt> WISH FOR EACH OF YdU'A HAPPY YEAR EACH YEAR AS LONG AS YOU LIVE. PLEASE; CONTINUE YOUR SUPPORT OF .THE. NEW OWNERS, ’ WHO WE ARE SURE WILL DO THEIR BEST TO PLEASE YOU AND GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES. MRS. DAWKINS WILL CONTINHEAVITH TjHE NEW FTRM^ - WE DID NOT SELL OUR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE SO PLEASE CONTINUE TO MAKE YOUR PAYMENTS TO MRS. DAWKINS AT : THE SAME PLACE. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING. _ / • -■* • -'j • , ~ * * • -i. +--■. -. THE BIVINS OF • BIVINS FURNITURE CO • . ' i , ' « , ■ • •; / ' . - • ’ :. ■ ■ HILLSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
The News of Orange County (Hillsborough, N.C.)
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