HILLSBORO SOCIAL
HERE
Shelia Arlene Dickey of the
Murdock School at Butner spent
tike week here with her parents,
' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dickey of West
Hillsboro. While here she was
honored on her 14th birthday.
PATIENT
Robert Coleman, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Coleman,
entered Watts Hospital yester
day and to to go undergo sur
- #»ry today.
'HERE
Mr. and Mbs. James U/ Nich
olas and son Of Cumberldhi, JM-.
<• visited over :the holidays with
her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
MdDade.
ERNEST TOM RILEY
Funeral services Mr Ernest Tom
Riley, ft, * West Hillsboro, who
died at his home last Thursday
after aa extended illness. *ere
held Sunday* aftWhoon town the
West Hillsboro Baptist Church.
Burial teas in tMa JtHlsbaro <^ne
4e*y. ...};
He ife survived by throe daugh
ters, Mrs. L. CsBaabet* Of Hills
boro, Mrs. W. O. Hastings of
Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Ernest
Dickey of West Hillsboro; two
sons, J. C. Riley of BuAtagton and
Roland Riley of West Hillsboro;
two brothers, Nash and Weldon
Riley, both - of West Hittsboro;
four sisters, Mrs. S. C. Richard
son, Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Mrs.
C. L. Davis and Mrs. Kent Mad
dox,- all, of West Hillsboro; eight
, grandehildnetf and five great
• A grandchildren.
HUBS. ZORA HANNER
Funeral services for Mrs. Zora
McCauley Hanner, 71, of Route
Taw, Mdbane were held Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o’clock from
v- the Chestnut Ridge Methodist
*Church. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs, Hanner died at her home
Tuesday-night sfeer an extended
^ illness. Sh® is survived by one
^hrofhd^ Janies *H. McCauley of
Hillsboro »
SOLICITOR
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in Asheville three days in July;
Authorized the procurement of
>« direct tafelMioiie line -, from
• — Chapel Hill to Upe county court
free contact Mr Chapel Killians
house in Hillsboro to permit toll
with the Sheriff’s department, the
taxiNlac, the Register of Deeds,
the Clerk of Caurt and the W«lfare
Department, all located in the
courthouse;
Directed that all segments of
the 'farm program be consisted
and their aflptwal obtained on
plans for an-addition <to the'Own
ty Agricultural building, new in
the drawing beard stage lia
office of Architect Archie ft.
Davis.
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IN FRANCE
Pvt. 2/fc Philip McDade is ir
France Where he is stationer
with the Mr^FoVee.
ILL
(H. G. Coleman Sr. of Rout<
Two is a patient in Watts Hos
pital, entering Sunday.
ENGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. BrylKt Brewei
of Hillsboro announce the eh
gagement of their daughter, Lyn
da Ophelia, to Charles B. Stan
tey Jr., son bf Mrs. Stanley o:
Hillsboro and the late iftv Stan
ky. Both are students at Appa
taehfan State Teacher’s College
A summer wedding is planned.
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' .DM
Junior high gridders are hard at work
. Jilnior High football practice
at Hillsboro got underway Au
gust 15 with a few more than
fifty boys reporting for practice.
The squad was divided into
two groups and these groups
practiced St different times for
■ about a week to give every boy
a chance to show what he could
do. “Due to the fact that sev
eral of Hie bey* Weighed less
than loo poands and also because
. we can only equip about thirty
beys, We had to but the squad,”
said Coach Hugh Burch. “The
boys who were cut will probably
r gain enough weight to partici
pate in a year or so since many
; Of them ere seventh-graders. We
are looking forward to -having
them come out next August 15.”
The team is fortunate 4o have
Bob Haas, band* director, and
Monroe Knight to assist Coach
Burch. Haas coached the New
Hanover High School Junior
Varsity at Wilmington for two
years and Knight was a standout
football player for Hillsboro
High School just a short time
ago.
“We lest our starting beck
field to the varsity and two line
men that we had counted on
keeping,” said Coach Burch,
“but 4f the new beys learn their
assignments properly we should
have a well-balanced team. I
feel confident the boys will do
what is expected of them be
cause they have been working
I hard and have been showing a
i lot of spirit and enthusiasm,” he
! said.
The Junior High team consists
of the following boys:
Ends—Wesley Scarlett, Larty
White, Wayne Harrelson, Ricky
Breeze and Johnny Cates.
Tackles—Kent Murray, Buster
Graham, Boh Jones, Dickie
Strum, Johnny Bivins, Brant Bob
bitt, Andrew Brown and Tomnty
Copeland.
Guards—Terry Woods', Carl
Merritt, Norris Crabtree, Mike
Kennedy and Mike Browns.
Centers — Steve Neighbour*,
Mike Cates and Joel Knight.
Quarterbacks—Francis Chest
nut and Bcfcby Heffner.
Fullbacks—William Cook add
Freddy Dickey.
Halfbacks—1Urn Teer, Richard
Howerton, Randy Riley, JerQr
Webster and Karey Bateman.
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