+ CARRBORQ Social and Personal +
ALLEN VICKERS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vickers of
Carrboro announce the birth of a
son Allen Franklin, on Nov. 1, in
Memorial Hospital.
SARAH PARKER
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker of
Carrboro announce the birth of a
daughter Sarah Elizabeth, on Oct.
20, in Memorial Hospital.
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. A. J. Freeland entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith White of
Chapel Hill at her home in the
Orange Church community last
Sunday, and in the afternoon Mrs.
Freeland accompanied Mr._ and
Mrs. White to Elon College Jor a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Byrd, at their home at felon.
WILLIAMSON MOVING
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williamson,
parents of Mrs. Luther Bullock
Sr. and formerly of Weaver St„
in Carrboro are moving to Lum
berton to make their home ito the
future. They were given a surprise
going away party on Monday eve
ning of this week by the Exten
sion Department of the Baptist
Sunday School. 'Mr. and MrS. Wil
liamson were presented gifts from
the large number who visited
them during Monday evening.
HONOR MISS WILLIAMS
Miss Minnie Wiliams was hon
ored on her birthday last Sunday
by a dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Williams at their
home on Lindsay Street. Those
present for the courtesy -Included
the honoree, Miss Williams, Mrs.
Alice Upchurch, of the Raleigh
Road, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil
son of Durham, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Riggstoee, Miss Elva Williams,
Mrs, Gurney Ray, Mrs. Maggie
Wall, and the host and hostess Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Wiliams.
SHOWER
Mrs. A. C. Poe of Weaver St
was honored on last Friday^ eve
ning at a lovely miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Wallace
Womble at the Womble home in
Plantation Acres. The home was
lovely throughout with arrange
ments of fall flowers.
CIRCLES MEET
A most interesting meeting of
all circles of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the Carrboro
Baptist Church was held Tuesday
evening. Mrs. W. E. Williams,
Society President, presided. Abe
program given by the Jessie' Wil
liams Circle, featured ‘•Korea" as
it’s mission topic.
All circles of The Woman’s So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Carrboro Methodist Church met
Monday evening. Mrs. Flora Whit
field, Society President* presided.
PERSONALS v
•Mr1, and Mrs. Joel Hackney have
returned from a visit of several
days with relatives in Hartsville,
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Mrs. Homer Fitch, . Mrs. Jeon
Sturdivant and Miss Leah Fitch
were recent visitors to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hobby and family in
Greensboro, and the party also
visited relatives in .Winston-Salem
before returning home.
Mrs. James Neai Sr. has return
ed to her home here after a visit
of several weeks with relatives
near Pittsboro.
Mr. arid Mrs. Barney Clark and
family of Mount Airy were visitors
to relatives in Carrboro at the
weekend.
Roy Whitaker of Burlington
spent the past weekend here with
i his mother Mrs. C: G.' Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Vickers
have relumed to their home fa
VirgmiaMfafa^^^* ar virft
of severaS days here with rela
tives.
Mrs. Beadie Upchurch has re
turned to her home here aftec a
visit of several weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Ri H. Fateh, Mr.
Patch and family in Waynesboro,
Va. Little Miss Debra Patch, four,
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returned home with her grand
mother, and will spend several
days here.
Miss Blanche ‘Uoyd of Durham
was the guest of her sister Mrs.
Mahler Butner, at her he— here
the past weekend.
Mrs. Nellie Blackwood Of the
White Cross community left last
Saturday for a week’s visit with
her son Robert Blackwood, Mrs.
! Blackwood and family at their
1 home in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mis. June Sparrow and
Mrs. W. E. Williams were visitor*
4it Tuesday to Vernon Sparrow
and Mrs. Sparrow at their home in
Thomasville. Vernon Sparrow is
Superintendent of the Baptist Or
phanage, in TbamasviHe.
Harward-Story vows
spoken October 30
in Carrboro church
Carr boro Baptist Church was the
setting Friday evening, Oct. 3*. for
the marriage of Miss Roxada Mar
tha Lucifie Harward and Robert
Taylor Story, both of Durham.
The bride la the daughter of
Mrs. Gesrge NorreH Harward of
Chapel Hill and the late ftor. Mr.
Harward.
Mr. Story is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Faison Story of Minton.
The Rev. Henry B. Stokes of
ficiated in the double ring cere
mony and wedding music was
presented by Murray Watt «f
Chapel Hill, soloist, and Mies May
MarsHbanks of Chapel Hill, or
ganist.
Given in marriage by her
toother, Jeter Wanger Harward.
the bride had as maid of honor
Miss Drexet Mae Forsyth of Dur
ham, her roommate.
- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Memory
Hicks Elmore of Mariboro Gar
dens, Md., Miss Vergie Mae Hack
ney of Canboro, Mrs. Timothy
Goy Harcum of Franklin, Vs., sis
ter of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
Bill Livengood of Gastonia. Their
attire was like that of the honor
attendant.
Miss Mary Nell Harward of
Raeford. niece of the bride, was
flower girl.
Timothy Guy Harcum of Frank
lin, Va., was his brother-in-law’s
best man. Ushers were AshweH
Bennett Harward of Raeford.
brother of the bride, Randolph
Nichols of Ahoekie, Thomas Set
ter Faison of Raleigh, cousin of
the bridegroom, and Frank Yeatea
of Chapel HM.
Following the ceremony the
bride't mother entertained at a
reception in the church basement.
After a honeymoon to the west
ern part of the state, they are at
home at 2409 Englewood Ave..
Durham.
The bride is a graduate of Watts
Hospital School of Nursing. Mr.
Story is a graduate of Chowan
College and attended the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
STUDY SCHOOL MKO*
The IS—mboc Orange Coun
ty School Advisory Consult—
studied the construction needs
of Orange County wheels sd4ta
mooring in HlMsboro '•*» Thurv
day. InforfnaHon wheel
officials on pepH attendance
and future enrollment expec
tations will be sought in con
tinuation of this study, accord
ing to Commit— Chairmen
Don Heymen.
As a service to the community
the News endeavors to maintain a
questio^ answering agd'tefdrral
service for any and all questions
afcibut this community. Just tele
phone 8-444.
I
DocuDrama on atomic war
ito be presented on Sunday
A cast at tour professional ac
tors win be featured in the Docu
Drama production of "Which Way
Hu Wind.” to be presented Sun
day evening at 8:15 p.m. in the
Fellowship Hall of Chapel Hffls
Presbyterian Student Center.
Albert Bigelow, author of “The
Voyage Of The Golden Rule” and
the skipper of the sketch. “Golden
Ride," Js producer and a member
of the cast. The “Golden RtMe”
sailed into the restricted Pacific
test area in 1888 to protest nuclear;
On national tour . T
The performance here wit!
one of more than M being present- J
ed on a nationwide tour by the
American Friends Service Com
mitted « Quaker-related agency
working (hr peace and human wel
fare.
The script tor flw prsdsctlsn
was written by Pkftip C. Lewis
at TsUnflj N. J.. creator of 1
Dbcu-Dnma. It ie based na fee I
Quaker study, "Speak Truth To j
Fewer, “published in 1865. The <
heredi
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inter-faith and inter-racial
mittee. Among the members are:
Mrs. Xapmoad Adame, Mrs. J. E.
Adams. John Adams, Bee. Vance
Barron, Mrs. D. D.
bert Davis, Miss
Dent, Bar. Vk R.
Graves, Dr. 1
Gineck, Dr. GeorgeC.]
Mrs.
I Charles
i tin, Bar. J. B.
Okan.
Patterson, Dr. W. C.
Efraim ^
8ej meur, Claude Shotts, - Mrs.
David Smith i
IT Smith, Mrs.
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