HONOR PROF. WETTACH—Or. R. H. Wettach of tho Uni
versity Law School faculty was honored recently in special
ceremonies hold before Chapel Hill's University Lodge No. 408
of Masons whan North Carolina Grand Socrotary Charles Harris
(lo#H of Raleigh, presented him a pin denoting Ms SO years of
continuous active membership in tho Masonic fraternity.
iMennwr&t of the .Masonic lodge a
in Chapel'HiU, plus a number o£
Durham Masons, went on an all-'
day pilgrimage, to. the Washing
ton shrine in , Alexandria, Va.
last Thursday.
Sponsored by University Lodge
No, 40® ol Masons, tlhe tour in
cluded stops. at. Mount* Vernon
and the. George Washington Ma
sonic Memorial in Alexandria.
That evening the group joined
members of A lex a nd ria-Washi ng
ton Lodge No. 22 in their regu
lar meeting. While he was Pres
ident George Washington him.
self was Master of this Lodge.
Following that communication
the ChLipet Hill group returned
home.
(Making the tour were: Leo
Eliadis, Oard S. Weaver, Feed
Free, Diefc MtaCattam, Lloyd
Buffet honors officers
of Democratic Women
* ' -t • .-.--v.i - . .J.■;! ...
(Mrs. Jesse West was hostess
in her heme in Carrboro to the
meeting. <rf the board of direc
tors of the Democratic Women in
©range County on ;«lay 12. ' A
’ buffet* sapper-fat heWer-of-the
new officers and members of
the board was served.
N etionai Comm itteeiw Oman
Mrs. Herbert McKay cf Chapel
Hill toM of the recent national
convention, eg Democratic Wom
en held in Washington.
'New officers and members
present wove; Mrs.C. H. Lows
** of Hillsborough; President; ' Mrs.
James R. FLrlow of Chapel Hid,
Seoond, Vfare President; mif
Leon King of5 Hillsborough;
Treasurer; and Mrs. Robert E.
Murray of Rougemont, publicity
Chairman. Other guests, board
members* and officers —*■* past
and current —.'attending were:
Mrs. John Simmons, James
Dhwmici, Mrs. E. W. Strayhorn,
Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. George
Nicholson, Mrs.. Ednwd* Mann,
Sr., and Mrs. James Prothro, all
of Chapel.Hill; and Miss Betty
June Hayes of Hillsborough.
At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. John Simmons invited the
group to- hold its next monthly
meeting in her home. I
Kim***, Brn Dollar, Hoyt Met
calf, Troy Johnson, Van Johnson,
Dewey King, John A. Oldham,
Itaweli ePWtfc. Jim Gash, Ray
Swttlk Bill Bitfe Don Stewart,
Sdton Lloyd, Jcihn Pintwil, Son
aM Pickett, J. c. Williams, Bn
ery Denny Jr., Claude Bib/b, and
John H. Hinson.
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