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CATES-BRADSHER.
ROUBLE TO WED .
., Hie engagement of Misg Bren
da Faye, Cates, daughter of Mm
Elizabeth Cates of 3123 E Geer
Sft., Durham and J. A. C*te» of
Beasley Aye-, Durham, to Ben
jamin Earl Bradsher, Jr,, son,-of
Jfr. and MW,- BenjaminEarl
Bradsher of Hillsboro, is an
nounced by her parents.
A June wedding is planned.
HOME FROM COLLEGE
Mss Clarene Roberson from
Meredith College spent the weefc
i end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Roberson. —
VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Satter
thwaitQ and daughters, of Kpr
nersville visited Mrs. J. T. Stone
Sunday.
RETURNED HOME
Mrs. C. W. Sharpe, has return?
ed home from Watts Hospital.
IN HOSPITAL
, J. G. Goodwin, Sr., who still
rpsnains a patient at Watts Hos
pital, is reported doing nicely.
PATIENT
Mrs. Hattie Brown Lloyd, for
merly of Hillsboro, who sustain
ed a broken arm and rib from a
fall in her home in Durham re
i ii Mwi i
cently, is a patient in Watts Hos
P4#l
WEEKEND VISIT
Mrf^Ellen Scearcepf Hillsboro
and Herman Scearqe of Greens
boro, spent the weekend in Coj
lumbia, S. C. visiting Norman
Scearce*.
VISITS IN RICHMOND, VA.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Snip** Sf*
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slake
visited Mr . and Mrs. Jack-Snipes
in Richmond,. Va. over the week
end.
ArrENDS WTOEmfG;; _
Mrs. Steve Huvane of Elm
hurst.,, Long Island, Mrsj C. K
Fraser and daughters of WWk
jnfrQU. I), C., were vising C. G.
Rosamond, The occasion was the
wedding^ Cheripf Gfenn Rose
moad nisj in E>ur'ham, Stoi|ip.
Others attending were Mrs. Frank
Claskii Mrs. John-Vaughn, Mrs.
Ben. dQhnston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jt ¥. Rosemond and children.
TRIP TO MOREHEAD Crry
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roje
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warren
were in Morehead City over the
weekend.
HIKING EXPEDITION
AT MT. PINNACLES
Troop No. 837 left last Friday
morning on a trip to ME Pin
'If V, i. LI S '•■"l
nacles of Dan, Va. for weekend
hiking expedition. Scott Cates,
Scoutmaster, and CarstOn Wag
ner and Kay Winecoft were «*
charge of thelSboys making the
trip, All adults .and scouts made
the 18 mile hike up 2,500 «.
peak. x
TONY SWASNEY WINS AWARD
Tony Swainey was awarded the
Sportsmanship : Trophy hy the
High Point YMCA at a victory
Banquet for the Biddy League
basketball te»n».
This was Tony’s first year of
basketball, he played center and
was co-captain on . Celtic, Te^m,
Tony, not,t only tflays basketball
but has reoeived several swim
ming awards. He plays oqtfield
on Little League baseball team
and is a member of .Cub Scouts.
Tony is nine years old and an
A student in fourjth grade at
ArchdWe Kchool. H#aas thp son
<rf Mr, and Mrs.r Carl Swainey of
Archdale, fohnerly of Hillsboro.
HAZEL (WARD IS HONORED
AT PARTY
Gifts were showered on Miss
Hazel Ward at the party given in
her hotmr recently by Miss
Joy McAdams of Lexington and
Mrs. Albert M. Reavis. They en
tertained at the Reavis home on
N. Elm St., Greensboro.
Mrs. Reavis is aunt of both flip
honoree and her fiance, Jack W.
Reavis, who are to marry April
7 in Hillsboro’s Little River Pres
byterian Church.
The hostess pair added silver
and « linen,, tablecloth to the
shower gifts and 21180 the
bride a corfcage. of pipk camefe
illaa, The gifts were placed op a
t*We covered with a white cloth
: and accented with a bride doil,
The dinhW table was covered
with white lace f Ove^ yoHow taf
feta and centered with yellow
snapdragons and white pompons
flanked by white candles in
three-branched caldelahca. F’eogt
en dessert in yellow and white
was served with coffee.
. fn.Jhe. group were guests from
’HHlsboroi Chapel Hill, Burling
ton, Graham, Lexington, Winston
Salem and Rateigh.Among them
were the bridal mothers, Mrs*
Alien E. Ward of Route 2, Hills
borcj, and Mwt. Robert J, Reavi»
of Burlington.
, Miss Patsy Latta, Mi*s Carolyn,
W»llter and Miss Janice Ward,
oversight guests of th«*
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