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suspended roads terms in Rec
order’s Court day before yester
day for charges of tampering with
iautos. Patrolman James Farrell
reported that he saw the pair
ransacking and damaging autos
.parked on Kaieign si. py uie coeu
►dormitories one night recently,
j—No explanation of how come
The police recovered a woman's
■coat from the defendants, but
don't .iind the owner of it.
REPORTING TO THE N. C.
Advisory Committee on Civil
Tlights recently, Orange County
• Board of Elections Chairman Sam
Latta stated that in the four years
-.since he's held this post there has
(been “only one case where a Ne
‘jgr£ has been refused the_-privii
ege of registering due to the fact
that the applicant could not read
■or even write his own name. We
have followed a very liberal po
licy in Orange County and have
•allowed all persons applying to
register except the case above
stated.”
AMONG THE NUMEROUS
matters of old business brought
before the School Board was one
regarding payment of a $144 leg
* al advertising bill to the Chapel
-Hill Weekly. The Board agreed to
pay it out of the contingency
A fund if the Superintendent’s
■query df the state attorney gen
eral brought a favorable reply.
■One Board member sounded a
.jocular note of caution: “I don’t
know if you ought to let ’em
know you have the money. If you
.have the money and ask a legal
opinion it tends to push the legal
Opinion that way,’” ’said Dr.
Jones. One of his fellow Board
members quickly scored a verbal
touche: "Do medical opinions
Work that way?” he thrust.
"PREVIEW" SALES MEET
R. D. Boyce and J. A. Leighton
of the Sherwin-Williams Co. here
attended a company sales con
ference in Richmond last Friday ^
If it’s about Chapel Hill or
Orange County—and you want to
know the answer—call the News,
8-444.
Thursday, Oct. 15
1 p.m. — Hillsboro Merchants
Association, Colonial Inn *
I Friday, Oct. 1C
8:30 a.m. — Bake sale, Catholic
Women’s Guild, Fowler’s Food
Stofe, Chapel Hill
4 p.m. — Demonstration of Uni
vac 1105, Phillips Hall Annex
7.30 and 10 p.m. — free movie.
“Go Man Go," Carroll Hall
8 pan. — English Club, Prof.
5 John Fisher, speaker, University
' Library Assembly Room
’ ist Church harvest festival
Saturday, Oct. 17
2 p,m. — Walnut Grove Meth
odist Church harvest festival.
8:15 p.m — Beth Okun square
dance group, Hillel House.
7:30 and 10 p.m. — Free movie,
“Devil in the Flesh," Carroll Hall
Sunday, Oct. 18
3 pjn. — Open house, Presbyter
ian student center. Chapel Hill.
5 pjm. — Dedication services,
Presbyterian center.
7:30 p.m. — Address by Dr.
George Buttrick, Hill Hall.
Monday, Oct. 19
7:30 p.m. — Recreation Center
Corporation, Chapel Hill Town
Hall.
8 p.m. — School board discus
sion, League of Women Voters,
University Library Assembly
Room.
Tuesday, Oct. 20
7:30 p.m. — Hillsboro High PTA,
Hillsboro High School. "
8 p.m.—United Nations movies,
Lincoln High School.
Wednesday, Oct. 21
1 p,m. — State Highway Com
mission district roads hearing,
Orange County Courthouse.
AT COMMUNITY CHURCH
The Community Church, in its
new building adjacent to the
campus, on the corner of Mason
Farm gnd Purefoy Roads, has two
Sunday morning services of
worship. The first service at 9:30
a m. runs concurrently with the
church school. The church school
has classes for children from 18
minths through junior high school
age. The second service is at 11
a.m. High School students meet
at the church at 6 p.m.
News Classified Ads get re
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BENNETT and BLOCKSIDGE
105 E. Franklin St. Phon* 616,1
Schools Menu
for next week
The menu for Chapel Hill City
Schools for the week of Oct. 19
through Oct. 23:
Monday
Franks on buns with chili or
mustard, cheese wedges, hash
browned potatoes, spiced beets,
milk, and fruit cup.
T uesday
Italian spaghetti, tossed green!
! salad, “hot rolls, buter, milk, and
peach half.
Wednesday
Beef stew with carrots, onions
and pototoes; slaw, cornbread,
Gutter, milk, and cherry cobbler.
Thursday
Country sausage patties, sweet
‘potato souffle, green beans, Bis
jcuits, and butter.
Friday
1 Tomato soup-crackers, peanut
butter sandwich, Pimiento cheese
sandwich, milk, and fresh apple
Harry N. Brown of Hillsboro,
student at Davidson College, has
pledged into the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity there.
the IVc*wa endeavors t^naintal^a
question answering and referral
service for any and all questions
about this community. Just tele
phone 8-444.
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Spit
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APPLIANCES
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Food Mixers as low as $19.95
Electric Fry Pans -10% off
Toasters as little as $2.50
NOW'S THE TIME—
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SPREADER
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. Chapel hill
Phone 7-4011