Hillsboro commencement plans announced
The baccalaureate sermon this
Sunday evening is the opening
frven': of the 1962 commencement
program at Hillsboro High
School.
Graduating exercises for 104
seniors are scheduled for Fri
day evening of next week. This
will follow, class night the pre
vious evening. All programs are
at « p. m.
Baccalaureate speaker will be
the Rev. Robert Wallace olf the
Efland Methodist Church.
Members of the ' Senior Class
are the. participants in the Thurs
day evening Class Night pro
gram, when Awards, Medals and
Scholarships will be given out.
Principal speakers for the
Graduation program, following
the procedure inaugurated last
Hillsboro B.P.W. Club installs new officers
On Wednesday evening, at the
Colonial Inn, the Hillsboro B. P.
W. Club began its fiscal year
with the installation of new of
- ficers.
“Those installed were President,
Mrs. Robert Cdpeland; Vice-Pres
ident, Mrs. Robert Haas; Secre
tary, Miss Mary B. Forrest;.Treas
_urer, Mrs. Bill Richmond.
These officers were installed
by Mrs. Mabel Gordon, a charetr
member of the club.
The club members gave a ris
ing vote of thanks to its outgo
ing President, Mrs. Louise Clay
ton.
MR
MRS. ROBERT COPELAND
Exchange Club essay contest winners noted
Hal Patterson of the Sixth
Grade and Frank Duncan of the
Fifth Grade have been judged
first place winners in att essay
congest sponsored at Cameron
Park School by the Hillsboro Ex
change Club.
Rules specified the themes
should be written in- the class
room on topics of the childrens’
own choosing, and that they
should be original and fictitious.
: $15 in prizes were distributed to
first, second and third place
winners in each grade and the
winning papers were read in the
classrooms and at the school as
sembly.
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Second .and third placed winners
respectively in Grade 6 were
Bill Ward and Karl Cates; in
Grade 3, Faye Walls and Kay
Parsons.
CAMERON PARK ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS, left to right
sitting, Kay Parsons, Frank Duncan and Fay Waits; standing, Hal
Patterson, Billy Ward and Kart Cates.
_ , arn -most gratefut for the support given
to me in last Saturday's Democratic primary
by the voters of Orange County.
I will continue to try to merii your confi
dence with my best efforts in behalf of our
county.
Donald McDade
Democratic Nominee
For County Commissioner
year, -will be four honor Students j
of the Senior Class, who wi.l !
_ i
speak on variations of the theme, j
“Life Is Wor;h Living.”' They |
are: Kay Perry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Perry; Wilma
Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Riley; Sandra Thompson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Thompson; and Betty Faulkner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Faulkner.
Robert Haas will sing, Wiley
Perry, school PTA president,
will present Bibles and Harry P.
Breeze will present the diplo
mas.
Juniors who have been chosen
as Marshals for the commence
ment week are: Andrea Ray,
chief, Janice Cfarr,. Carolyn Cole,
Kay Barnes, Ellen Bacon, David
Office helper added
and new members join
Merchants Association
Miss -Betty Gray has joined the
office staff of the 'Hillsboro Mer
chants Association-Chamber of
Commerce, it was announced
this week by Association Secre
tary Mrs. William Dorsett.
Miss Gray is a senior at Hills
boro High School and will be
gin full-time duties after grad
uation next week.
'New members of the Associa
tion are Southern Parts and E
lectric Co., Hillsboro Mills Inc.,
and the Family Stamp Redemp
tion Store which will be open
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
beginning June .7.
Durham, Donnie Riley, David
Colenjan,, Fletcher Holmes, and
Donald Wright.
Wm. Rogers j
district winner
in bus driving
■William Larry ‘Rogers, 18, of
Route Three, Mebane, won the
District School Bus Rode© at Wil
son, May 19.
Son of Mrs. Blanche S. Rog
ers and the late Linwood Rog
ers, he represented Aycock High
School and Orange County. His
score was 395 out of a possible
425.
Active in - church,, class, FFA
Beta Club and the Student Coun
cil, he also plays basketball and
baseball. He plans6 to attend N,
C. State, majoring in Civil En
gineering. Rogers was taught to
drive by C._S. Waters, State
School Bus Driver Trainer. He,*
will compete in the- State School..™,.
Bus Rodeo in Raleigh, June 27
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A MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION
TO THE VOTERS OF ORANGE COUNTY
To each one who voted for
me and to the friends, both old
and new, who worked on my be
half, I wish to express my sincere
appreciation.
—Carl M. Smith
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