lining For Historic Homes,
Irden Tour Is Meeting Topic
illsboro Garden Club will
s afternoon at 3:30 o’clock
(me of Mrs. D. E. Hoilands
i the St. Mary’s Road at
ne all committee chairmen
Historic Homes and Gar
ir to be held April s and
,e called on For a detailed
[ their planning. 1
itire program will be con
rith the" Tour. All Garden
mbers are urged to attend,
ittee chairman and com
or the Tour are as follows:
lan, Mrs. Van Kenyon,
ng Homes and Buildings:
nn Aumari, chairman, Mrs.
Crawford and Mrs. Marion
ration: Mrs. Curtis Scott,
i, Mrs. Garland Miller and
W. Richmond,
ses: Mrs. Fred Blake,
i, Mrs. Alton Williams and
Hughes.
:: Mrs. G. Paul Carr, chair
rs. H. C. Waldo, Mrs.
Maddry, and Mrs. Herman
n.
lg: Mrs. Ben Johnston,
i, Mrs. Leonard Rosethond,
ph Neighbors and Mrs. C.
ity: Mrs. Quentin Patter
rman, Mrs. Clarence Jones,
Mi*» Maude Brown, Mrs. Winston
Broadfoot and Mrs. T. P. Smith.
Arrangements for Homes and
Buildings: Ml*. Allen Walker,
Chairman, Mrs. B. P, Gordon Sr.
and Mrs. Fred Cates Sr.
W. H. RITTENHOUSES
RETURNS FROM
EUROPEAN TRIP
— The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Ritten
liouse Sr., formerly of Hillsboro,
now of Cataula, Georgia, have re
cently returned room a trip to Eu
rope. .-7- ■
Mr, Rittenhousc was chosen as a
member of the “Christian Ventur
ers” team for a Western European
religious crusade. Eighty ministers
Sind laymen from all over the U. S.
Participated in the missionary ven
ture.
The Rev. and Mrs. Rittenhouse
were in revival meetings in Scot
land and England, tjien had a holi
day in London and Paris. The en
tire group was entertained at a tea
in the House of Parliament. Ritten
house wrote glowing reports of the
ain in receiving the ministers into
warmth of the people of Great Brit
thfeir homes and churches.
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Baptist Women Attend
WMU Meeting In Mebane
The 53td annual session of the
Women’s Missionary Union of the
Mt. Zion Association ink at Meb
ane Baptist Church, Tuesday, Mar.
24. Supper was served between
meetings at the church.
Those attending from Firit Bap
tist Church in Hillsboro were:
Mesdames W. C. Brewer, Bruce
Cresson, Clyde Scott, H. G. Cole
man Jr., C. A. Caldwell, Leonard
Rosemondt T. 0. Styers, Harold
Culbreth, Reid Thompson, H. L.
Brown and MiSs Mary Spurgeon.
From Mars Hill Baptist: Mes
dames Charles Mincey, Lone Min
cey, Marvin Phelps, Roy Wilson,
Lacy Lloyd, Frank Liner, Frank
Perry, Norman Horne, Bill Laws,
Lonnie Hastings, Harold Walker,
Jeff Jenkins, Charlie Walker Sr.,
O. R. Smith and Miss Bettie Free
land. -v
EGG HUNT
An Easter egg hunt was held at
Mars Hill Baptist Church last Sat
urday afternoon. A prise was given
the child who found the most eggs
and the one who found the least.
There were three groups: primary,
beginners and nursery. Refresh
ments of cookies, crackers and
drinks were served.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul York of Golds
boro spent the Easter holidays here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Laws of N. Churton Street.
CINDY CULBRETH
HAS 7TH BIRTHDAY
Cindy Culbreth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Culbreth, was en
tertained at her home at Occonncc
chcc Saturday, March 21, in honor
of her seventh birthday.
An Easter theme was used in the
decorations and refreshments.
Guests included: Jimmy Culbreth,
Lynn Cresson, Beth Byrd, Keith and
Harry Coleman, Mike Hawkins, Ed
die Odonna and Lee Ray Greene,
Becky Lou Brewer, Georgia Leigh
and Tom Crabtree, Tim Thompson,
Mary David and Rusty Walters,
Gi.yle and June Blackwelder and
Marsha Ann Cates.
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MISS EAY6 ANNE DALEHITE
Miss Dalehite's Engagement
To Jack Miller Is Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyree Dale
hite of Durham this week are an
nouncing the engagement of their
daughter, Faye Anne Dalehite, and
Jack William Miller of Hlltaboro,
son of Mrs. Samhel Knox Miller of
Mebane and the late Mr. MUler. i
The: date of the wedding has
been set for June 14, at the Black
nail Presbyterian Church in Dur
ham.
Miss Dalehite is a graduate of
Durham High School and is now
employed by Esso Standard Oil
IN NEW HOME .
Mr. and, Jtrs. ,J.‘ €.. Hickg^ have
moved into their new fiome on
Highway 70 east of Hillsboro.
GUESTS
Easter lunch guests at the W L.
Ktnncdys on Danville Road Sunday
were: Mrs. Mattie Rozzclle, Mrs.
Ada Bradshaw, Miss Lois Bradshaw,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ryan of Bur
lington, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brad
shaw of .Haw River, A. E. Wilson
and Warren Wilson.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long of Ra
leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Long and
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kennedy vis
ited'With Mr. and Mrs. ixe Ken
nedy Sunday evening.
RETURNS e
Chief Warrant Officer S. G. Bar
bour recently returned aboard the
U. S. S. Pocono from a nine months
cruise In the Mediterranean. He has
reported to Beach Master Unit Li -
lle Creek, Va. for duly after spend
ing a week here with his family
on Queen St.
LEAVES
Joe Blackwcldcr has returned to
Stetson University, Dcland, Fla.
after spending the spring holidays
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W R. Blackwclder.
VISITORS
Mr and Mrs. Jim Barbour and
children of Hamlet were recent
weekend guests of Mrs. N. G. Bar
bour of St. Mary’s Road.
COMING
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Allison and
family of Charlotte, and Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Allison and daughter of
Burlington are planning to spend the
coming Weekend here with Mr. and
Mrs. Ben F. Allison of Hillsboro
Avc.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Baird of Ham
burg, New York are here visiting in
the home of their son, David H.
Baird and family.
Sunday Davcy Baird was honored
on his birthday with the following
from Durham coming to help him
celebrate: Mr. and Mrs., Donald
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrod,
Mrs, Lillian Speed and Carl Ander
son. • ''
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rim met* Of
Kingston, Canada, Mrs. J. A. Lcath
and -Sarah Lealh of Burlington
visited with their uncle, J. J. Free
land, and family of Schley Com
munity Friday. This is the first
visit here from Mr. Rimmer iff 12
yearsg.'"- “
Co.
Mr. Miller is a graduate of Meb
ane High School and is a Funeral
Director at Walker’s Funeral Home
in Hillsboro.
TIMOTHY MARK CllAWPXMU)
Mr. and ftrs. Eugene Crawford
of St. Mary's Hoad announce the
birth of an 8 pound-1 ounce son,
Timothy Mark, on Saturday, March
28. Hie Crawfords have three oth
er children, Duke, Jay Carl and
Ursula lean. Mrs. Crawford is the
former Van Medlin of Hillsboro.
HAMBURGER SUPPER
The Young People’s Baptist
i Training Union of Mars Hiil Bap
; tist Church held a hamburger sup
per at the church Monday night.
Those attending were leaders,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liner and chil
dren, Sharon and Deborah; Alice,
Faye and J. W. Dickey, Tom Miller,
Ann Wilkerson, Harry and Phyliss
Lloyd, Charles Mincey, Bill Min
cey, Marv Elisabeth McKee, Patsy
I Kenion, Patsy Latta, Jim Johnson.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Horne, Stuart, Kathy
and Deborah Horne, Bettie Free-,
" land, Mr and Mrs. Harold Wright
and children, Sarah, Sam and Har
old.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liedl and
children of Fairfax, va. spehd the
Easter holidays here with her
mother, Mrs. William Chance.
I SPECIAL SERVICE
| The Carolina Presbytery of the
Bible Presbyterian Church, meet
l> ing in Durham for the annual
spring meeting, will hold a special
service in Hillsboro at the Barracks
at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 8.
The public is invited.
Sals
A cake and pic sale will be held
Saturday at the Old Post Office
Building by the American Legion
Auxiliary, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Come buy your cakes and pies for
the weekend.
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