GUILD MEETS
The Wesleyan Service Guild
of the Hillsboro Methodist |
Church met in the Church Mon
day night with Mrs. John Bal
lard hostess.
Mrs. Russell Rogers spoke to i
the group on the book of Gene
sis.
Members attending were:
Mrs. Chandler Cates, Mrs. Foy
Bartlett, Mrs. Vance Isenhour,
Mrs. Harold Bivins, Mrs. Ted
Smith, Mrs. Russell Rogers,
Mrs. Anne Rhule, Mrs. Vance
Martin, and Mrs. John Ballard, j
VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burkhead
spent Sunday in Greensboro
visiting with his parents.
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Driver injured '
when tractor
falls on him
Leroy Miller, Hillsboro busi
nessman, was painfully injured
Tuesday afternoon when the
tractor he was driving on his
farm north of town flipped over
and fell on him.
According to members of his
family, Miller’s leg was mashed
to the bone and a rib was brok
en in the accident. He is hos
pitalized.
Reports of the accident indi
cated Miller was plowing a field
with his tractor when its sub
soiler attachment hit a stump
and the tractor completely flip
ped over backwards. He was
thrown from the seat, but his
leg was caught. With the motor
running and gasoline dripping
over him, he was able to cut off
the motor and drag himself from
the tractor. Marvin Phelps, a
neighbor, was working in a near
by field and heard his calls, to
render help.
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RETURNS
Miss Joy Carr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G Paul Carr, re
turned home today from Sky -
land Camp. Clyde. N. C., where
she has been on the staff for
eight weeks. Joy is a rising sen
ior at the University of North
Carolina where she is majoring
in Science Education.
HOME
Remus J. Smith Sr. returned
to his home on W. Queen Street
last Thursday after being a pa
tient in Watts Hospital for sev
eral days.
BRIDGE
Mrs K. C. Winecoff was host
ess to the Women’s Bridge Club
yesterday.
The Couples Bridge Club will
meet with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Strickland of the Fairview Com
munity Saturday night.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kahn
and daughter, Leigh, of Michi
gan City. Indiana, are spending
10 days here with Mrs. Kahn’s
mother. Mrs. Bertha Crawford,
of Occoneechee Street.
BUSICKS LEAVING
The Rev. and Mrs. Verlin Bu
sick and family are moving
Tuesday to Kildee in Randolph
County where Mr. Busick has
accepted a call to serve the Kil
dee Pilgrim Holiness Church.
The Busicks have lived here in
Hillsboro for six and a half
years and in telling us of their
leaving they wished to express
their appreciation to the friend
liness of the people of Hillsboro
to them during their stay here.
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haley and
son, Frank Jr. and Mr. Haley's
mother, Mrs. E. F. Haley, all
of St.. Petersburg, Fla., are here
visiting with Mrs: Haley’s (the
former Annie Louise Smith)
parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Will
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Smith.
There were approximately 23 j
members of the Smith family at j
dinner Sunday afternoon at!
their home on St. Mary’s Road. |
All of the families were there
except the Alfred Smiths of j
Columbia, S. C. They were
planning to be here, but Mrs. j
Smith is a patient in a hospital
there. Gordon Smith of Lum
berton spent the weekend her*
with his family.
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VISIT
Mrs. A. T. Lloyd. Miss Helen
Lloyd and Miss Evelyn Llovd
spent Friday in Garner as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noel,
Bryan.
ATTEND SHOW
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lloyd and
daughter, Evelyn, attended the
Fifth Annugl Justice Drug Holi
day Gift Show in Greensboro
Sunday evening. While there I
they w£re special guests of Bob
Wells, Sales Representative for
Justice Drug Co.
VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Harrell of
Durham visited with Mr. and j
Mrs. A. G. Williams Sunday,
LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Conrad and !
son, Locke, have returned 1o'
their home in Wrightsville after j;
spending last week here with j
Mr. and Mi s. A. G. Williams and j
the Alton Williams family.
LEAVES
Sally Ann Allison of Bur
lington spent several days hers I
last week with her grandpar- !
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Al- |
lison. Steve Allison of Char- i
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latte visited with the Allisons
last Thursday.
VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. George Gil
more and daughter, Jill, spent
Sunday in Kannapolis visiting
with Mrs. Gilmore’s parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Smith.
It is reported that the Smiths
are enjoying good health. The
Rev. Mr. Smith, who was 85
years old Aug. 8, preached Sun
day at the country church in
Kannapolis which he had joined
75 .years ago.
HOME
Mrs.^VTaripn ,R. Cates return
ed to her fooroe on Route One,
last tyeek lifter being a patient
in Duke Hospital undergoing
major surgery.
RETURNS
Mrs. E. R. Dowdy who was a
patient at Duke Hospital has
returned home and it is report
ed she is recuperating nicely.
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