HILLSBORO HAPPENINGS
Social And Personal-Telephone. 4191
Mrs. Fred Cates Jr. Is New
President Of Garden Club
Mrs. Fred Cates Jr. has been
elected to serve as President of
the Hillsboro Garden Club for the
coming year. Other officers are:
First vice-bresidenl. Mrs. G. Paul
Carr; second vice-president and
program chairman, Mrs. Glenn Au
man: Secretary, Mrs. Fred Blake
and treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Rich
mond.
Plans for the coming year are
already well underway. Mrs. Cates
has appointed the following chair
man of committees:
Membership. Mrs. Curtis Scott,
Conservation, Mrs-. Charles Craw
ford; Horticulture, Mr£. M. B. Rob
erts; Birds, Mrs. Charles Blake;
Publicity. Mrs. Quentin Patterson;
Hospitality, Mrs G. Paul Carr;
Civic Beautification, *Jlrs. Ben
Johnston; Roadside Development.
MrisT "Ralph 'NeVghbarsr Finance;
Mrs. Allen Walked Sr.: Restoration
and 'Museum. Mrs. C. D. Jones;
Junior Activities. Mrs. Robert Mur
phy; Garden Therapy, Mrs. George
Have Fun!
Enjoy A New Sport
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SKATING
•REGULAR
—Daily—
HOURS •
Afternoons—
Tfr 5 p m.
Nights
7 to 10 p.m.
• HOUSEWIVES SPECIAL •
10 to 12:30 Every D«y
. . . if you art* just learning and
are a little bashful . . this
session is just for YOU!
• We Rent t-r Sell CCM •
Icj* Skates
ICE Arena
2 Mites Went of I>wrha*jtCity
Limits oV’Hillsboro Road
, .. is. i .
MRS FRED CATES JR
Gitmore; Seindarahip, Mrs. Don
Matheson and Custodian. Miss
Maude Brown.
Even though the year of the local
club begins late in August with a
luncheon, the new year of the State
Association begins June 1. It is im
portant that members pay the one
dniter dues io the’ treasurer, Mrs.
Richmond, by June 1. Any person
interested in joining is. asked to
contact Mrs. Richmond.
HOE St HOPE CLtJB
The Hoe and Hope Garden Club
will meet Monday night in the home
of Mrs. Vance Isenhour. The date
this month has been moved up one
week due to other conflicting
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BROWNIE TROOP 172
Brownie Troop 172 and leaders,
Mrs J. L. Brown Jr. and Mrs.
Vance Isenhour held a cook-out in
the Hillsboro Recreational Park
Monday afternoon.
Girls participating were: Julia
Brown. Ossie Crabtree.. Marilyn
Cronin, Jockie Jones, Ellen Sims,
Bei.WSteH. Tootsie Taylor, Marie
TitaslKl.‘ %hVlay“ Wagoner. WaAda
Wilder and Janice Williams
Guild Officers
' Are Installed
In Candle Rites
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New officers of the Wesleyan Scr- ]
vice Gulid of the Methodist Church
for the ensuing year were installed
by the W. S. C. S. President, Mrs.
J. E. Laws, Monday night in the
home of Mrs. B. P. Gordon Jr. '■&
, During the candlelight service the
following officers were installed s.
President, Mrs. Chandler Cates' 1
co-vice president, Miss Mary B. :
Forrest and Mrs. John P. Ballard;
Secretary, Mrs. Harold Bivins;
Treasurer, Mrs. M. P. Berry; Sup
ply Work, Mrs. Vance Isenhour;
Christian Social Relations and local
church Ictivities, Mrs. C. D.
Knight; Publicity. Mrs. Foy Bart
lett; Children Work, Mrs Cecil Mil
ler; Status of Wofnen and member
ship, Mrs. Madison Cates; Mission
ary' Education- and -Service, MrsT
F. C. Minnis Jr. and Spiritual Life,
Mrs.' W. M.'Matthews The mem-:
bcrs sang the Guild hymn. "This is
My Sons-, 0 God of All the Rations.” j
- Mrs. Vance Isenhour, out-going j
president, opened -the meeting with ,
prayer Mrs. R C. Minnis Jr. ex
plained the Emblem of W. S. G. •
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During the business session Mrs.
Harold Brrtns gave the highlights
of the W S G. Conference which
was held at Trinity Methodist!
Church April 19-20. Four members
from Hillsboro attended this con- j
ference, Mrs. Vance Isenhoor. Mrs.;
Ted Smith, Mrs. Harold Bivins and
Mrs. Foy Bartlett. .
During the social hour the hostess
Served refreshments of cake and
ice cream to the following; Mrs.
John P Ballard, Mrs. Chandler
Cates. Mrs. W. M. Matthews, Mrs. :
Harold Bivins, Mrs. Bernard Frink,
Mrs. Cecil Miller, Mrs. Ted Smith.
Mrs. Vance Isenhour, Mrs. C. D.
Knight, Mrs Vance Martin. Mrs.
M P Berry. Mrs R C Minnis Jr
/kites Mary B. Forrest., Mrs Leroy
Vttter. Alt*. Foy BirllaU a|d gucgt.
Mrs. J. E. Laws.
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THANKS
FOR YOUR VISIT AND YOU R PATRONAGE
DURING OUR
ANNIVERSARY & REMODELING SALE
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Ypur Liberal Response .During This Past Month
-fc oy, . Enabled Us To Break All April Sales
Records In Our 17-Year history - .V-’t"
Continue
. To
Shop
For:
• Greater Variety
• Easier Shopping
• Better Service
In HHIsboro, Home-Owned By Clarence D. Jones
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The Wesley W. Roberts family . . . "family of the year"
Wesley Roberts Family Is Selected
Burnsville Church 'Family Of The Year'
The Wesley W. Roberts family
of Burnsville has been nominated
by the official board of the Higgins
Memorial Methodist Church of
Burnsville as the “Family of the
Year/'
Roberts is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Roberts of Hillsboro.
Each year, the Methodist Church
selects a "Family of the "Year ’
; from nominations sent in by j
! churches in each district through- j
i out the nation. A committee of the
Asheville district -will select the
i family of the district; an annual
-conference committee will select
the family of the conference: and :
a natioiytft committee will choose.
from scohetions of the conference,
Mrs. W. D. Woods,
94-Year-Old Mother,
Feted By Children •
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The children and grandchildren of
Mrs. \V. D. Woods honored her with
a Mother's Day dinner Sunday at
the country home of her daughter
Mrs. T. O. Summey. With* pichic ,
lunch being served on the lawn. j
Mrs. Woods, who is 94 years
voung. resides with her son, Fred
Woods, in .Hillsboro.
The following attend the dinner: j
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Royal Robinson and
son. Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. George
Tapp and daughter. Alice Fay; Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Walker; Mr. and.
VIrs. Willie Woods and daughter,
Mrytle. all from Hillsboro; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Grainger of Fair Bluff.
The following grandchildren; Mr.
.and Mrs: Brodie Riley and children,
Sandy'and Vickie', from Haw River;
Mr and Mrs. L G. Tilley and chil
dren, Beverly and Gaylcne; Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Hicks, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Suriimey and children,
Spence and Carolyn; Miss Daphene
. Summey. Harold Summey. Mr| and
Mrs J. W. Knight,'Randy and Bob
by Knight: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Summey and children, Diane, Tom
my. Kay and Fay Summey, Sylvia
King and J. J. Woods.
DISCHARGED
Corp. Henry Walton Moore Jr.,
son of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Moore
(it W Queen Street, received his
discharge from the Army at Fort
Bragg last Friday following two
years of service.
Why Pa) More? Why Pay Other Kx.tra.vr
They A<iil Nothing to Yomf New Car. Only to
Your New Car Payments!
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PAY NO t KTflAS
NO MltiDCN CHAkCSS
RETURNS
J. E. Laws attended a Training
Program of the Nationwide Insur
ance Company held in the Golds
boro Hotel in Goldsboro Tuesday !
and Wednesday of this week.
A GIRL
amt Mt^ Ct A. "Tony'' Law*
of Rt. 2, Hillsboro announce the
birth of a daughter, Camelia Kay,
Sunday evening at 7:40 o’clock at
Watts Hospital Baby Kay weighed
7 lbs. and 13 ozs. They have an
other girl, Julie, who will be two
years old Sunday. Mrs. Laws is the
former Lynne John of Hillsboro.
BRIDGE f'UUB
The Couples Bridge Club met in the
home of Mr and Mrs. Earl Bason
last Saturday night.
GUESTS
Miss Minnie Johnston of Eliza
beth City was the weekend guest
of Mayor and Mrs. Ben Johnston.
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VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snipes ol
Greensboro visited with relatives
here over the past weekend. ,
VISIT
Mrs. C. I. Walters of Hillsboro
accompanied Mr .and Mrs. J. L.
Davies and Mrs. J. W' Davis of Dur
ham to Asheivlle the past week
end.
LEAVES
Mrs. F. E. Spainhour. who has
been visiting here in the home her
daughter. Mrs. Charles M. Walker
Ji. for the past few months left
Sunday for High Point where she
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
<?. G. Hubbard Mr. pnd Mrs
Walter accompanied her to High
Point
RETURNS
Mr*. Joe Reinhardt has returned
to her home Here after spending
last week in the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Charlt i Kernodle in Burling
ton.
HOME
Miss Ann Roberts, who is teaching
In Greensboro, spent last weekend
at home vJaRlhg with her parents.
Dr. and |K. 5*. B. Roberts.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival services are being held
this week through Sunday at the
Efland Baudst Church with the
Rev. liiigfm* Hancock, speaker
with serviced at 7:30 o’clock each
night- -itix-i-v - .
'The Revl'Icarl Gibbs is song lead
er. ft
ItKEAK-IN ^
Dr. Bryan N, Roberts' cabin has
recently been broken into again and
fjng**C pripts have been taken.
the Methodist “Family of the
Year.”
The Robertses have two daugh
ters, Dianne'and Cheryl, and have
taken a very active, constructive
part in the churph to which thev
belong. They have, givpxv of,their
timj? and money and their think
ing.
The qualifications on which the
family was judged were as follows:
“Family exemplifies inspiring
Christian family living. Family ap
plies Christian ethics in business
or profession. Family takes a cre
ative role in church and communi
ty life. Family members are known
as warm, good neighbors ”
The Rev. O. L. Brown, pastor of
the .Burnsville ,(|Lurch. states that
the' local church Is ftFouff hnd will
continue to be proud of its own
“Fatnily of the Year,” regardless
of which family is selected by com
mittees of the other areas.
Brown Pupils
Recital Is Set
For Two Nights
The following pupils of Mrs. Haf
ry L. Brown will play in a P1*11®
recital Thursday evening at 8 o •
clock, May 22, in the Hillsboro
High School auditorium.
Kay and Mike Allison, Mary El
len Bacon, Jimmy Busick, Peggy
Byrd, Sue Cates, Linda Cfawford,
Irene Kjnes, Avis Lloyd, Judy
Hollis, Steve Johnson, Jo Ann
Sykes, Kay Smith, Peggy Sykes,
Ronnie Wilson, Kaye Ke""ffy*
Larry Thompson, Marie Wilder
and Elaine Phelps.
The pupils in the High School
group will be presented on Fri
day evening at 8 o’clock, May 23,
in the school auditorium with the
following playing: Charlie Frances
Blackwelder, Sandra Kennedy. Kay
Efland, Gene Norden, Nancy Rob
erts, Clarene Roberson, Harry and
Hunter Dula, Brenda Kennedy,
Jimmie Strayhorn, Jimmy Thomp
son. Jessie Wagoner, Wilma Riley,
Carolyn Weaver and PaWfcia Walk
er.
The public is cordially invited.
Following the Friday night re
cltaTan TnTorffia 1 reception will- he
given in the Home Economics He
FUTURE ACTOR, m
Jamas Ricky Harvard,„
and Mrs. James E. Hem*
bratad his first birthdi;
May *, with his
grandparents. Little Rid,
larga chocolate cake r
candle. Delma Tuj,
Salvation Army officen
dained ministers and maj
marriages, conduct funeni
der any other service eq
the ministry.
partment room in honor
-Elland who is.the sowj
dent.
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