Sheriff Lists
Four Raids
During April
Orange County Sheriff C. D.
Knight reported to the County
Commissioners Monday that during
the month of April four raids
weref conducted, eight investiga
tions, and $25 collected for sale of
copper.
There were 62 arrests, 49 civil
papers served and 125 subpoenas
served on witnesses for court.
Fines and costs given by court
during the April term to defend
ants in cases originating in the
Sheriff’s Dept, totaled $610.40.
There was a total of 5 years
given defendants who were given
suspended sentences or placed on
probation. Sentences given last
month in cases originating in this
department totaled 12 years and
8 months.
$220.68 was collected for serv
ing civil papers.
The following trips were made
out of Orange County: 1 to Butner
to take patient; 6 to Goldsboro to
take patients; 2 to Raleigh to take
prisoners; 11 to Salisbury to take
patient; 1 to Greensboro to take
prisoner; 1 to Greensboro to get
prisoner and 1 trip to Thomasville
to get prisoner.
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Use extreme caution in and
around farm ponds. Save a life;
it may be yours.
Prevent farm accidents with a j
good clean-up—anytime.
Careful handling of eggs means j
greater profits.
Scouts of Hi« Hillsboro Troop examine a stand of pines recently
thinned by John Bacon, St. Mary's Community. The include, left to
right, Johnny Turner, Dupre Jones, Larry White and Harry Coleman.
Scouts Work On Forestry Badges
Boy Scouts throughout North
Carolina are working on Forestry
Merit Badges this month as a
special program on conservation in
Scouting gets under way.
The project is a cooperative en
deavor among the various Scouting
Councils in North Carolina and
the North Carolina Chapter of the
Soil Conservation Society of Amer
ica.
The three conservation Merit
Badges being given particular at
tention in this program are Forest
ry. Soil and Water Conservation,
and Wildlife management.
Soil Conservation Society mem
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bers throughout the state, among
them many retired teachers, for
esters, and soil conservationist,
and many other qualified people,
are volunteering their time and
skills in helping this project. In
most cases two to four teaching
sessions will be devoted to each of
the subjects in which Scouts wish
to earn Merit Badges. Field trips
will be an integral part of the
study. |
Scout leaders in several councils
are making plans to follow up the
conservation study with special
projects at the 12 Boy Scout camps
throughout North Carolina at their
camping sessions this summer.
The program will culminate in
Conservation Camporees in each
Scout District this fall—tentatively
Planned for about the third week
of September.
D. Mack Grifiin, Boy Scout Chair
man of the North Carolina Chapter
f the Soil Conservation Society,
jrges each of the Chapter’s 400
nembers to be ready to help the
Scouts and their leaders in this
conservation project in every way
possible. “We have an opportuni
ty through this project to do our
boys and nation a great service,”
Griffin states.
New Films Available
At Local Library
The foliowing film* are to be
available to the public for use
from April 27 to May 22. Patrons
are asked to notify the Librarian
of the date they wish to use the
film one week in advance.
“World War H: Prologue, USA”
(28 minutes, sound, black and
white). Brings to life some of the
kaleidoscope events of the stirring
period between the end of World
War I and Pearl Harbor. The sur
prise Japanese bombing of Pearl
Harbor, the diplomatic efforts by
the U. S. to forestall possible out
break'of war, and' ends with Roose
velt’s war message to Congress on
December 8, 1941.
“Way of the Navaho" (22 min
utes, sound, black and white). A
documentary study of life among
the Navaho Indians of the South
west, the Impact of modern life
upn them, and their struggle to
resolve the conflicting problems of
old and new cultures.
“Sibling Rivalries and Parents”
(11 minutes, sound, black & white).
Describes the reasons for a certain
amount of rivalry among brothers
and sisters, the varied manifesta
tions of it, and means of holding
natural friction to a minuimim.
Shows that friction is a normal
humSn trait.
“The School” (16 min., sound,
black and white). Boys arrive at
the synagogue. The Shema is re
cited, verses learned from the
Torah, and reading taught from
carda. At home the mother teaches
the daughters, and in Ihe evening
the father reads to the family
once more.
IN MEDITERRANEAN
William B. Hilton, Jr., seaman,
USN, son of Mrs. Dora McCauley
of West Hillsboro, is serving
aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Intrepid touring the Mediterran
ean as part of the U. S. Sixth
Fleet and NATO Striking Forces,
The ship arrived in Naples,
Italy, March. 28 and stayed for
10 days while participating in the
celebration of the 10th anniversary
of NATO. Planes from the earner
flew a “NATO 10” formation over
the cRy as hundreds of ground
troops marched in parade on the
city’s streets. .
The Intrepid is ^scheduled to re
turn to the United States in late
summer. „
The problem of life consists most
ly of subtracting what a man owns
freon what he owes.
Fences in good repair keep
stock out of crop production
areas.
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n—ignad by Summer, Prater.Whlto & Areodatea
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Luxurious Living
Thera ■ a look of binary about this Georgian
Colonial home, and Um floor plan is definitely
rtemgned for gracious living. The beautiful en
trance framed by white columns, and the long,
colonial style windows m front, are in the tradi
tion of the Old South.
The areas fur formal fiving, work and play, and
sleeping are all separated from one another, but
still are conveniently accessible.
Two of the bedrooms have large walk-in
doeets. The master bath has dressing room with
large closet and vanity.
Other distinctive features include fireplaces in
living room and den, large breakfast room, stor
age attic, large storage room in double carporte,
and servants lavatory.
Blue prints and specifications are available at
moderate coat.
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BAKE SALE
The Schley Home Demonstration
Club will sponsor a Cake, Pie and
Cookie Sale which begins Satur
day morning at 8:30 o’clock in the
Old Post Office building. The plub
lic is invited to come and select
its dessert for Mother’s Day.
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Farm-cooled eggs usually bring a
premium price.
North Carolina had 161,264 4-H
Club members in 1958.
T. N. BOON! TAILORS
Fine Made to Order Clothing Since 1914
BURLINGTON GREENSBORO
FORMAL RENTALS
GIFT SUGGESTION!
Come see . . . come save on bright, gay
fashioned-for-fun sportswear. Loads
of styles and colors in all wanted sizes.
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SHORTS IN
ALL LENGTHS
NEAT, COOL
LINGERIE!
NEW, HIGH
STYLED
JEWELRY!
Shapely & Turner Togs
SUMMER BLOUSES
2.98 and 3.98
Wonderful Selection
SHORTS TO MATO
2.98, 3.98, 4.98
SUMMER LINGERIE
tailored by Katz *
Gowns-Pajamas-House Coat
1.98 to 3.98
Unusual Choices
COSTUME JEWELR
Ideal Mother’s Day Gils
One Table
Assorted
LINGERIE
14 Off
ONE TABLE
CUT FROM REGULAR STOCK
DRESS L E N GTH S
At Cost & Below Cost
Mary s Shop
HILLSBORO
OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
When A Lion Comes Knocking At Your Door
LIONS CLUB
FRIDAY
MAY Sth
4 to 9 P.M
help a bund person
TO HELP HIMSELF v' j
Th. high quality broom* and door mat* ora mad* by th.
and profits from this salo will bo spent by Hillsboro Cio"*1
thair Aid-To-Tho-BIInd Programs. *
Every sale of a broom or door mat' is a step toward financii
independence for some handicapped persons . . . Every sale *H
m the work of sight conservation *
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Other Items For Sale: —
door mats #
LIGHT BULBS
DISH CLOTHS
ironing board covers