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Governor Hodges is asking North Carolinians to study the public school amendment to b« voted on in a general . election.September 81 He has fully endorsed the amendment, known as the Pearsall Plan.' Signs such as these have been placed in strategic places in North Carolina. The spaed was " given by an advertising agency. -COUNTY COURT The following cases were heard in Recorder'.' Court in Hillsboro on Monday: Clarence Cates, ^ublifc drunk, violated suspended Sentence and committment issued; Clarence Cates, public drunk, 30 days to run concurrent with above sentence; Laura Frances Johnson, speeding, U15 and coXs; Nathan Horn, dam age to property, not guilty; Harold Trollinger, failing to grant right of way, $15 and costs; Coy Clinton Lunsford, reckless driving, not guilty; James Coy Ramsey, failing to grant right of way, $15 and costs; _ Arlon 0. McLamb, driving under unfluence, $200 and costs, six month • suspended for two years; Benjamin Kenneth Collins, nol pros with leave; Arthur Durham, taking indecent liberties with chil dren, 18 months? Roland Hobgood, reckless driving, $10 nad costs; Ro land Hobgood, speeding, $25 and costs, one month suspended if he not operate a vehicle in excess of 55 MPH and pay fine and costs by Sept. 17 and give bond in amount of $200; Marvin Whitted engaging in af ..... fray, and disorderly conduct, $10 and costs; Earl Weight, assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill, probable cau.,v of guilt and ~ ~ TODAY y ^ with r- George Gobel - Mitzi Gaynor FRIDAY . Carlos Thompson in 'Thunderstorm' s 3AWRDAY "~ TyronePower ~ Susan Hayward in 'Rawhide' ■ v _- ft ~ SUN. - MON. - TUES. . ■= »~-^rssanHBriK5s TaB!’“ ! : ' i Hunter ' and 4 Natalie | wanWbep GncmaScopC ■ WARNERCOLOR WWt*. K»i .r l*0&w<«0 »* 0<«CIII» •» J •<* MUACl • KHt l*0«l • SWWI case bound oyer to next term of ! Superior Court under $500 bond; Mack Lee Snow, no chaffeur’s li cense, $25 and costs, $15 of fine remitted; Vernell Terrell, reckless driving and no operator’s license, S25 and costs, 60 days, suspended for 12 months; Joseph Johnson, following to closely, $15 and costs; •John Garner, larceny, not guilty; William - David Farrar, attempted larceny, prayer for judgment con tinued on condition he pay fine of $25 and costs and not violate any law; Nathaniel Brooks, hit and run, not guilty; Gatti.; Austin Lunsford, reckless driving, $50 and costs; Charlie Thompson, continued to Sept. 10; Carl Preston Harvard Jr., speeding, $15 and costs; Paul Edward McAdams,, speeding. $13. and cost?; Beal Emanuel Shore, improper equipment, no chaffeur’s license, $25 and costs; Dewey Bradley, speeding, $15 and costs; I Sammy Carrole, illegal posses sion, $10 and cbots; John Thomas Walker, improper equipment, i costs; Clarence Jones, speeding, $15 and costs; Melvin Kister Car ver, speeding, $10 and costs; Nor man, Minor, no operator's licence, S25 and costs; Bobby Eugene Wright improper equipment, costs; Sanford Bium Holcomb, speeding ind no chaffeur’s license, $35 and costs; William Curtis Inge, speed ing, $12 and costs; Alfonso Lloyd, speeding, $10 and costs; Ralph C. | Bolton, illfgql. possession of tax paid whiskey, $5 and costs; Wil liam Frances Bolton, public drunk, costa; * Will G. Gaskins, speeding, $11 and costs; Kenneth <». Miller, speeding, $10 and costa; William Roy Yates, speeding, $15 and cost •; Johnnie William Watson. | reckless driving, $25 and coata; Claude Derrick English, speeding, $10 and coataTygfiKm Forrest Knight, following too ciosely, $10 and costs. War Orphans Eligible For Education Aid Told To Apply Now Young men and women , planning ♦o , attend school this fall under he new War Orphans Education 1jw were urged today by Veterans Service Officer Walter Wren to file their applications as soob as oossible, to avoid unnecessary de lays in receiving their first month 'y allowance checks. Application forms are available at his office. Persons eligible for schooling are those whose veteran-parent died of injuries or diseases result ing from military service during World War I, World War U or the Korean Conflict. Students gen erally must be between 18 and IHI years old. Prompt action is needed, VA ex plained, because normally it will take about three months from the date of application to the date the initial allowance check is placed in the mail. So in the case of young men and women who, apply now, the earliest that VA could mail out checks would be mid- No vember. | i ) Expert Radio Repair A Specialty at Herr ing-Connert , Chevrolet, Inc, l , g . \ ■< ; Seven Receive Home Nursing Certificates Seven members of the Orange County and Chapel Hill Chapters of the American Red Cross were awarded Instructors Certificates at the completion pf a Home Nurs ing Training Course conducted in the old courthouse at Hillsboro last week. The course was taught by Miss Annie Lou Davis, Director of Nursing Services, Wake County Chapter, Raleigh. Miss Loretta Roberts. Nursing Representative of the Southeast ern Area of the American Red Cros, drag present for the first session of the course. The course was conducted for the purpose of training local chap ter members to teach Home Nurs ing in their own communities: Receiving instructors certifi cates qualifying them to teach ac: credited Home Nursing courses were (from the Orange County Chapter): Mrs. Henrietta Adman and Mrs. W. A. Davies, Hillsboro; Mrs. Louise Winslow,' Cedar Grove; Mrs. Paftye Stanford, Buckhorn. Prom the Chapel Hrtl Chapter—Mrs. Lillian Hogan, Cal vander; Mrs. Mae Durham, White Cross; Mrs. Virginia Murray. Chap el Hill. School 4Continued from page one}— ■ It will not be-necessary for the child to come with his parents for registration. Children wil be reg istered‘and a parent and teacher conference will follow. - First Grad* Teacher*’ Conference A. first “grade, teacher's confer ence and demonstration was held in the Cameron Park School yes terday. Dr. Mabel Rudisill, Pro fessor from The School of Edu cation,. Duke University, discussed a new method of teaching reading to first grade pupils. A group of pre-school children participated in a demonstration lession taught by Miss Dora Shaw, First Grade teacher, of Glenn School. Durham County, assisted by Dr. Rudisill. PbuuTare being made by the Supervisor, Mrs. Irene Pender, the Superintendent, CL P, Carr, the., principals and first grade teachers 4 for more effective instruction for beginning pupils, it was stated. *' '• . Suitt (Continued from Page 1) The incident and accompanying news story came about when some members of the volunteer fire de partment expressed their indigna tion oveg what they considered Mr. Suitt’s ingratitude for their ef forts in fighting the fire at* his home. ! Mr. Suitt, in commenting upon the matter to The News, said that he mentioned to the newspaper reporter “that the fire department came out there, but I may not have requested that he express my thinks to them. I do appreciate what they did.” On Tuesday Mrs. Suitt came to The News office and requested publication of a statement point ing out among other things, that Mr. Suitt’s 1661 cancelled check litfd been shown to Mr. Jones and [ E. J. Hamlin, publisher of The News of Orange County. The pub lisher agreed to publish the state ment verbatim but it was later! Halfback Hurt At Ja lopy Race Tony Bateman a leading candi date for half back on the Hills boro High School football team was injured last Sunday while driv ing in the Jalopy Race at the track here. Bateman cracked a bone in his arm when his “jalopy” went out of i control and turned over during the last event of the day. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and released but may mis* earlier games on the Wildcats’ schedule. Bateman said his safety belt broke on a turn causing him to lose control. Contributions ~ (Continued from Page J) Breeze. The letter from District Direc tor Sanders reads as follows from its pertinent sections: “Our records indicate that you were granted exemption from Federal income tax under the pro visions of Section 101(8) of the In ternal Revenue Code (|939). Con tributions to organizations exempt under that section are ordinarily not deductible by donors. How ever, your attention is called to Rev. Rul. 54-243 C. B. 1954-1, 92 which provdes as follows: “Organizations which are exempt under section 101 of the Internal Revenue .Code, other than section . * ' • * > 1010(6) of the Code, may estab lish a separate fund exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, apart from their other funds. If such separate fund is operated exclusively for such purposes, sep arate book and accounts are main tained, and it otherwise meets the requirements for exemption un der section 101(6) of the Code, contributions to the funds are de-. ductible by donors in computing their taxable net income in the manner and to the extent provided in section 23<o) or 23(q) of the Code. A fund of this character; should be organized in such a manner that its assets cannot be I used, upon ‘dissolution or other wise,’ for tn* general purposes of tne*''organization creating- it but must be used for purposes sim ilar to those of the fund itself. 'Wie status of such a fund should be established in the manner provided linder section 39.10M m tions 118.” 0f i. — ^ State College specialist, avoiding heavy dosages secticides and fungicides ble crops. • -Don't Wear Out Your Sho< Looking For The Best - TIRE DEAL In Town. 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