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Thursday a
Tlic 1954 Slates corn i
crop is estimated at —3 billion'
bushels, 4 per cent larger than the
1953 crop.
Fourteen From Here
Pass Medical Exams
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Fourteen Chapel Hillians were
among the 197 persons announced
by the State Board of Medical
Examinations last weekend as hav
ing been licensed after passing
their examinations. Dr. Charles D.
Williams took second place in the
tests. Others from Chapel Hill
granted licenses were Paul H.
Brigman, Joseph DeWalt, Mary
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i Blue Colby, Hugh Carroll Heni-
For Town or Campus
wear you can always
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judgment of Bob Cox
and Monk Jennings
... in helping you to
select the right kind
of clothes.
mings, George Donald Presley, Joe
Tobinson, James Earl Somers, and
William Harvey Weinel. Licensed
by endorsement of credentials
vvere Jerome Herman Abramson,,
Earl Eversole Jr., Cornelius T. Mc
Donald Jr., Nelson K. Ordway, and
Robert Charles Shuman.
HONORARY ROTARY MEMBER \f
The Rev. Robert J. McMullen,
founder and first president of the
Hangchow, China, Rotary Club,
was last night made an honorary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison
have returned from “Wildacres”
' , } The L. J. Phippses have return- D. c w t
^“ThelreTSlmans returned Tues-^d from a visit to them daughter,'Chapel'
day from a three weeks’ vacation and son-in-law, Mn Past two
in Kirkland, Washington,
years
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jurney are
leaving for a week’s vacation tour-
at Little Switzerland where they, ing the Blue Ridge mountains and
lattended the seventh annual Insti- Parkway.
'tute of Judaism. j The Charlie Phillips family has
Mrs. George Foster of Lexing- just returned from a two week’s
,ton, Va., the former Louise Hud-, vacation at Holden Beach,
son, is here visiting her parents,' The Lindsey Nevilles are at Top-
they visited Mr. Tillman’s parents. Iowa.
Frederico Gil and Bill Rittei
have gone to Cuba where they Will
be until shortly before the fall
term at the University! begins.
Mrs. Marvin Stacy and Miss
where by Bowden Ray, in Marshalltown, and Mrs. w
I Mrs. Ralph Felton and her
daughter Patsy have returned from
ia visit to Patsy’s grandparents. Dr.
i land Mrs. Ralph Felton Sr., ni
Madison, N. J. While there they
Ervin 1
turned to
lOrpah Cummings are on an aino Patsy’s uncle, Don McKee,
Prof, and Mrs. A. Palmer Hudson.
George S. Welsh of Hillview
sail Beach for one week.
Mrs. Marvin Chapin and her two
'Road is building a new house on sons are touring the state of Cali-
lone of the Tenney lots on Tenney! fornia and are expected to return
tour of New England.
who is studying at Columbia Uni- Pickard
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Mrs. James Ludlow, the former New York City.
Jane Knight, and her two children,
have returned
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BAPTIST GUEST SOLOIS
(Circle.
The Fred Pattersons have gone
to Pawley’s Island, S. C., for a brief
vacation.
Peter Wilson, son of the late
iMr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson Jr., has
Imoved from San Francisco to New
(York City where he is working
for Bonwit Teller.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. Emmett
'Gribbin and their four children
have returned to their home in
Tuscaloosa, Ala., after an extend
ed visit to Mrs. Gribbin’s parents
Charles W. Kemp of Charlotte,
member of the Chapel Hill Rotary | ^ Korean graduate student in the here, the Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Law
Club at the group’s , meeting in School of Public Health at the Un-, rence.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell Robin-
the Carolina Inn. A church execu- ^'^orsity, will be guest soloist at
tive and missionary in China for Chapel Hill Baptisv t.hurch
35 years, the Rev. Mr. McMullen Sunday morning’s worship
recently retired from the acting ®o^'’ioes. Mr. Kemp, whose par-
pastorate of the Chapel Hill Pres- California, was
byterian Church. Bill Harrison, Nashville, Tenn. His sis-, in town after a visit to the North
program chairman for the even- Kose Kemp, has an important Carolina coast. He is a University
ing, introduced Charles Milner, popular motion picture, alumnus,
assistant director of the Univer-, High And The Mighty,’
sity Extension Division, who .gave i "’Eiich played at the Carolina The-
to Chapel Hill about the first oi
September.
Dr. Frank Winters and family
are on a vacation in California.
The H. E. Thompson family have
just returned from a two weeks’
vacation at Holden Beach.
Mrs. A. A. Pickard will leave by
air on Saturday for a month’s stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Genrik
Sirvis, and her family in Playa del
Rey, near Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Riggsbee of
Charlotte and their children re
turned to Charlotte today after a
visit to Mr. Riggsbee’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Riggsbee, and .Mrs.
son have returned from a vacation I Kiggsbee’s aunts. Misses Agnes,!
in Ocracoke. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sugarman oi
New York are spending two days
a talk illustrated by color slides week,
on his experiences in rlan, where
he taught at the University of Te
hran, in 1952.
KIWANIANS HEAR DANIELL
DR. LACY TO PREACH HERE
James Street has been spending
some time on the Outer Banks.
Mrs. Merle Norcross, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs.
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In the absence of the pastor, i Lake, N. Y., where Mr. Norcross
the Rev. Creighton Lacy, profes- j Las a camp. Her sister. Miss \nne
sor of missions and social ethics Jacobs, went with her.
Harvey DanieR new Secretarv ' E)uke University Divinity School Mrs. Barton H. Daniel and baby
of the Chapel Hill-Carrboj'o Men- ^ United Congrega- j of Pittsburgh are visiting her moth-
chants Association, spoke on cred
it bureaus and what they can do
for the community at Tuesday ev
ening’s meeting of the Kiwanis
Club. He was introduced by J. T.
tional Christian
at 10 a.m.
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
Church Sunday | er, Mrs. Clyde Campbell.
Mrs. Sally Bowman and Miss
Florrie Jones of Durham are going
I to Gastonia this weekend.
A congregational meeting of i f
Gobbel, program chairman for the members of the Thanel HPl Pms from Lafayette. La., have
meeting. Rogers Wade, recently re- bySaT clrS wS fe heM tb^'Mrs. L. L.
turned from a California vacation, Sunday immediately following the Hidden
resumed his leadership of the morning worship services. Purpese
club at this meeting. of ffie meeting will be to cali a
EXCHANGEITES TO SANFORD
In place of their usual Tuesday' clerk of the session. The Rev. Har
new pastor for the church, it was
announced by Dr. John B. Graham,
Ola and Nelle Andrews
The Jack Edneys are here visit
ing Mr. Edney’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Edney of Cottage Lane.
Mr. Edney, a lieutenant colonel
in the Air Force, and his family
have been in Dublin, Ireland, for
the past two years, where he’s an;
attache at the U. S. Embassy. He
returned to Washington, D. C.,
L. Jacobs, has gone to Brant weekend, for
briefing for his next station in
Phoenix, Arizona. En route there
they will go to Mrs. Edney’s home
in San Antonio, where she and the
children will stay until Lt. Col.
Edney is settled at his new post.
Mrs. Weldon Hall of Warrenton
and Miss Susie Hal of Weldon
were in town Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Isaac Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hakan, form
erly of Durham, and their two
I children are now living at 22 Oak-
wood Drive. Mr. Hakan has worked
for the University Engineer for
The Walt Baucom family has the past two years.
.mst returned from a week’s vaca- j jake M^ade and 0. K. Cornwell
rion at Holden Beach. , ! -jgff f,y plane for Chicago yester-
Jimmy and Anne
to their home in Arlington, Va.,
after a visit here with Mrs. Lud
low’s mother, Mrs. Edgar Knight.
William Boyd Browne, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Browne, a ris-;
ing senior at N. C. State College,!
has been elected to, the honorary,
engineering society at the scho-ol,
Tau Beta Pi, and also to the hnn j
orary mechanical engineering so- j
ciety. Pi Tau Sigma. This surniner.
he is working at the Grumman |
Aircraft Company on Long Island
and his wife and their two chil
dren, Allen and Freddie, are stay
ing in North Harwichport, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. (Ted) E. T. Browr.e
Jr. spent Saturday with his par
ents here.
The D. W. Loomises have gone
to Deer Park, Md., for a month’s
visit with Mrs. Loomis’ mother.
Mrs. George Logan of St. Pe
tersburg, Fla., is visiting her
daughter, Georgia, Mrs. Hubert
Henderson, and her family, in
Glen Lennox.
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The Ed Lane-Retickers leave to j day morning. While there they
night meeting, the Exchange Cmb ry Smith, minister to students, morrow for a two week’^s visit with I will attend two sportswriters’ co.n
will journey to Sanford today, will preach for the worship ser- relatives in Maine. ' ventions, and take in the all-slar
where they will hold a joint meet- vices.
i-ranKiin bi.
ing with Sanford Exchangeites.
At the last Tuesday night meeting,
about 15 Sanford Exchangeites vis
ited the Chapel Hill group.
LIONS TO HEAR MILNER
Carter Buys Scottish Chief
Charles F. Milner of the Uni-'
versify visual aids department will
give an illustrated talk on his re
cent year’s stay in Iran at tonight’s
’ueeting of the Carrboro Lion;
Club.
KEEPING IN STEP
WITH PROGRESS
Local Merchants' News
I Another link was recently add
ed to the chain of newspapers now
j operated by Horace Carter, Pulit-
j zer-prizewinner and form Chapel
Hillian, when his office announc-
jed that it has completed negotia-
Renovating season downtown is ■ ^Le Scottish Chief, week-
still going on. Lacock’s Shoe Shop | newspaper in Maxton.
has begun remodeling of its front, | Mr. Carter and Mark C. Garner
as well as some changing of the owners of the Atlantic Publishing
interior setup. Two show windows Company, bought the paper from
will be set up, with an entrance Harold G. Cuthrell last Saturday,
m between. And up the street Wil- The Scottish Chief is 59 years
lis Corbell s new family shoe store old and has covered news in Scot-
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Century-Fox presents/ In
IS coming near completion in tae
former Lee’s Five-And-Ten-Cent
Store building. Still farther up the
street Jesse West and Max Yar
brough report they’ll be opening
their new College Cafe on Mon
day
Sales, too, are still going on: At
Varley’s Men’s Shop, Andrews-
Henninger (for two more days),
and Robbins, where final mark-
downs have now been made.
Ledbetter - Pickard has an in
teresting and attractive new item
in the line of greeting cards.
They’re tiny cards with realistic
looking boquets and single flow
ers attached.
Jesse Suitt and Scatter Farrell’s
new Tar Heel Cab now has a
downtown Chapel Hill call box on
the University Service Station lot
beside the Carolina Theater. . .
It’s 8-464, by the way.
land County for over half a cen
tury.
There were 23 per cent fewer
farms in the Great Plains states
in 1950 than in 1930.
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Mr. Carter and Mr. Garner an
nounced simultaneously that The
Field in Conway, S. C. has gone
from weekly to semi-weekly pub
lication—each Monday and Thurs
day. They said that the purchase
and the move-up for The Field
“is in line with the basic philoso
phies of our company, that is to
continually move forward with the
best service possible to the peo
ple.”
In addition to the Maxton, Ta
bor City and Conway newspapers,
Atlantic Publishing Company also
publishes papers in Loris, Myrtle
Beach and Ocean Drive Beach, S.
C.
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