A PIN FROM THE MISSUS—Newly installed Burch Comp
ton of tho Hillsborough Junior Chamber of Commerce received
his president's pin from wife, Carolyn, at the Ladles Night and
Installation Program of the Jaycees last Friday night at the
General Sherman,
2,606 at UNC to get degrees
Some 2,600 University of
North Carolina graduates will
be awarded.. degrees at the
UNC 170th Commencement Ex
ercises to be held June 1 at
7 p m. in Kenan Stadium here.
It is the largest number of
degrees ever to be awarded by
the University or any other
institution in the state.
Governor Terry Sanford will
give the commencement ad
dress at the degree-awarding
exercises.
The Reverend Olih T. Bink
ley, president of Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
Wake Forest, will give the bac
calaureate sermon at 11 a.m.,
Sunday, June 2 at Memorial
Hall. —
— - The UNC 1984 Commence—
Old gardens program
to be given Society
“Some Gardens of Old Hills
borough” will be the theme of
the Hillsborough Historical So
ciety's third annual spring/din
ner meeting on Friday .evening
at 6:30 at the Coloni^ fnn.
Mrs. Charles H.^Blake, Chair
man of the Horticulture Commit
tee, will present an after-dinner
program of y90 colored slides of
Hillsborough gardens featuring
old ^plants, vines, Shrubs, and
tce’es. The garden?, will include
- those of Eno Lodge, Moorefields,
“Over the River,” Montrose, Chat
wood, Highlands, and various oth
' . ers.
.i>r. iieorge B. Darnel, program
chairman, has announced a spe
cial entertainment of folk songs
and traditional ballads sung by
Winifred Moon and her husband,
Col. Jacob R. Moon. Mrs. Moon
will use an ancient Irish harp,
a guitar, and an antique dulci
mer.
OFFER 'PINAFORE' TICKETS
The Durham Theatre Guild’s
production of “H.M.S. Pinafore”
will be presented on Friday and
Saturday evenings, May 15 and
16 *f 8 pjn. in the Durham High
School Auditorium, and at 2 p.m.
on Saturday, May 16. Tickets at
$2.00 for adults and $.75 for chil
dren are on sale in Chapel Hill
at Kemp’s, Ledbetter-Pickard, and
The Country Store.
PLACE TO BUY
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T. N. BOONE
Tailors
Burlington, N. C.
. ..i,peTr.~..:
ment Weekend begins Satur
day, May 30, with the arrival
of alumni and visitors, and will
continue through the degree
awarding ceremonies Monday
night, June 1. *
Garden Club to tour southern area-today
Quentin Patterson, Work Unit
Conservationist for Orange Coun
vation of Orange County’s Natu
ral Resources,” by conducting the
Hillsborough Garden Club on a
tour of the farms of the south
west area of the coanty. Mem
bers are urged to assemble in the
conference room of the Agricul
ture Building at 3:30 p.m. today.
After the tour the group will
enjoy a cookout at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Patterson.
ed to take the tour.
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