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ADULT CRAFT CLASS
The group of women from the
Newcomers Club wbo signed to
learn copper tooting w$l meet
in the Home Kenoptcs Depart
ment gf Hillsbose pgh School,
Monday, Jan. 28, at f:30. Mrs.
Vinslow sad Mrs. Hen
Aujnan, Home Ecaemics
teachers, will ogpduct the class.
If there cro others who would
like to make » copper plaque
they are ashed tg eontact-'JJjrs,
Auman as soon as possible.
PATIENT
Ed |*wt
Hospital
VISIT
Mr. and M^i- Paul Satterth
waite and daughters of Keraafr
ville ■ visited Mrs. J. T. Stone
Sunday.
LEFT
Vicky and Linda Scearce,
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Junior Red Cross salutes
Mrs. Jean M. Walker;
'most versatile member'
By ANNE ANDERSON
With the approach of the 19
•3 Red Cross caqppajyn, wi
would like to salute our most
versatile member and Vice-Chair
man of the Hillsboro Chapter,
Mrs. Jean M. Walker.
In the nearly three years hi
which she has served with the
Hillsboro Chapter, she has done
an untold amount of work ami
has been a tremendous help in
revitalizing the Chapter. Recent
ly, she helped recruit nearly 70
"Volunteers?, for work during
the summer in the V. A. Hospi
tal in Durham. She has helped
start the Junior Red Cross, and
make the services of the "Crap
Ladies" available to Rest Hemes
in the area. She is now serving
, on the Piedmont Executive
Council of the Red Cross, which
takes in eight counties.
Red Crass work is not new to
Walker; she also served
with the Durham Chapter bp
fore she moved to Hillsboro. She
described vividly the many and
moving experiences which she
had while working in the Motor
Peel division. When asked about
some of the future pleas of 4l)e
Red Cros# she replied that they
hoped to send several volunteers
to Brevard for courses in swim
ming and safety instruction, and
hoped to -enlarge the “Gray La
dies” and: “Volunteers.”
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
HOr.QQGS
2 for 25c
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Open Weekdays 6 A.M.-7 PM.
Friday* ’♦II 9 PJd.
FAMILY
RESTAURANT
Hillsboro
Next To
Orange Farm Equipment
daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Her
man Seearoe of Greensboro have
returned home liter # four-days
visit with tMir gnu^iaottar,
Mrs. Ellen Sceprce.
VISITING
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Man
gum are spending a few days
in Durham visiting their daugh
ters. ■■ •»/ -
COUPLES BRIDGE CLUB
MESSING
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Strickland
entertained Coupes Bridge Club
Saturday night.
Mrs* J. L. Snipes of
Va. were visiting the
A, J, Snipes, Sr. and the Ben!
Johnstons.
weekend Visit "1
Mr. and 'Bin. Jimmy Snipes ot
Knoxville, Tena. visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Snipes, Sr. over the
weekend. !
0. E. S. LADIES HONORED
L Th* Ladies «£ Hillsboro Chap
ter 180 Order of the Eastern
Star wore honored Thursday
night with a delicious oyster
dinner prepared and served %
the men of the local chapter.
Therewere about thirty - eight
members present and two .visit-,
ers. The delightful social hour
was enjoyed before the regular
meeting of the chapter at 7:30.
Anne ; Toler, Worthy Matron,
presided over the meeting with
Toler, recently installed Master
of Eagle Lodge No. 19, was in
troduced and given a hearty wel
come. Everett Kennedy gave an
inspiring talk on “Symbolism in
Q, B. S.”
vjsrmc w fla,
Mrs. Juanita Mitchell is visit
ing relatives and friends » St
Petersburg, Florida.
LAURA REEVES CLASS
MEETING
Mrs. i. G Goodwin, Sr. was
hostess to the Laura Reeves
Sunday School Class of First
Baptist Church Monday night at
thair monthly meeting. Mrs.
Gary Lloyd taught the lesson,
entitled “Mary of Jerusalem.”
The hostess served refreshments
of ice cream, cake, nuts and cof
fee {n the following members:
Mrs. W. B. Coleman, Mrs. Fred
Gray, Mrs. Leonard Mitchell,
Mrs. Paul Reeves, Mrs. Clarence
Walters, Mrs. M. Lioyd and
Mrs. Gary Lloyd.
T. E. L. CLASS MEETING
The T. E. L. fundsiy $pbool
Class of First Jgptist Church
met with Mrs.
Monday for their monthly meet
ing. -
MISS JOY CARR HONORED
Mrs. John M. Foushee Jr. of
Chapel Bill aad Miss Henrietta
Brown of Oeeeneeehee F»m,
Hillsboro ware hostesses it a
brunch on Saturday morning,
Jan. 12. i* the homo «£thel*tter
honoring Miss Joy Carr; a pros
pective bride of Jan. 20.
Her marriage to Joseph Copi
er Barrett, IB wi» take place at
the St. Thomas More Chapel jn
Chapel Hitt.
Guests at the party included
Mrs. G- P. Carr, mother of Miss
Carr, former high school and Mi
lage classmates, and sorority
sisters from the University of
>North Carolina.
Following the meal the guests
joined in a social hour during
which time they played bridge
and reminiseed over their past
experiences apd shared their
plans for the future.
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