Chapel Hill, Hillsboro, Carrboro—Between and Beyond—
HILLSBORO AND CHAPEL HILL, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1M2
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FRANK GRAHAM WAS IN
Hillsboro and Chapel Hill on a
brief visit yesterday and Tues
day, the occasion being his ap
pearance at the convention of
the Knights of Pythias, of which
he has been a member. Dr.
Frank ages none at all with the
passing years, looks more hale
and hearty than ever.
JOHN CRAIG, NEW EXECU
tive Secretary of the Chapel Hill
Carrboro Mercftaniii Associa
tion, arrived in tdwn on Tues
day and is to formally assume
his duties tomorrow. He and his
wife, four children, dog, and
cat, all came from Seattle and
are temporarily staying at the
University Motel during the per:
iod of house hunting.
ACCORDING to OUR FRIEND
ly Statistician in this field ur
ban Chapel Hill - Carrboro will
idea gain its 31st service sta
tion with the erection of a new
Americai) gas outlet on Durham
Hoad at the entrance to East
gae Shopping Cener. Calculat
•ing the iBopulation of the two
towns at around $15,000, this
would bring the community to
a point of one filling station for
slightly fewer than every 500
people — a right competitive
situation for even such a car
borne place as GH.
CHAPEL HILL KIWANIS
Club President Cordon Kage. was
called away from the rostrum to
answer a telephone call during
Tuesday night’s dinner meeting
in the Carolina Inn. He took the
call in the kitchen, reported back
to the membership that he’d
been talking with Club members
Grey Culbreth and JRalph How
ward in Denver where they’re
attending the Kiwanis Interna
tional convention. The call was
pre paid, he added, and the call
ers simply wanted to get credit
for attending the local meeing
via telephone proxy!
THE PENNED LETTER IN
feminine hand bore an Omaha,
Nebraska, postmark on June 8.
It was signed simpiy “disgusted
Northerner," and was attached
“to a wire service clipping of
the disbanding of the Chapel Hill
little League because of the
race issue. The writer had a
number of intemperate illogical
things to say—though the News
does not in this respect com
ment itself on the basic merits
of the issue involved, but the
newspaper is certainly not go
ing to print an anonymous let
ter on a moral issue.
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Toast of
. . A TOAST FOR JUNE - Judy Miller of Hillsboro, Orange County’s tiewly*
crowned Dairy Princess, makes a toast appropriate to June Dairy Month with
Chapel HiH Kiwanis Club President Gordon Kage„ The occasion was the Kiwanis
Club meeting Tuesday night at which Miss Miller was formally crowned as the
county’s nominee for the district Dairy Princess competition in Greensboro tomor
row, and the state titlist to be decided[ upon in Asheville next week. _
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