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llli-s. ffohn Couch left Wednesday for Monterrey, California
...ith their son, Phillip. En route t-hpv u.., ’
CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
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visit with their son, Phillip. En route they will visit briefly
and Mrs. Robert H. Bruce, former residents of Chapel
starve ti’Bjjow living in Wyoming.
fes Bill Whitley and children of Falls Church, Virginia are
here with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Allen. The Whitleys’ are
residents of Chapel Hill.
arii)!,it.MB[,N Tom Murray, who have been visiting in Massachusetts
■ *^ected home at the weekend.
\\r, D. Rodgers of Warrenton visited during the past
(kad in the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Marshall. Tom
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shall accompanied his grandparents home for a week’s visit
^|nd Mrs. R- L. Dixon and their daughters of Taylorsville
Monday visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark
- I, G. Greer attended Homecoming at the Baptist Or-
..1 Thomasville on Sunday, where Mr. Greer was formerly
itendent of the Mills Home.
ula'Love is spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs.
^/■Warren. Mrs. Love, a former resident of Chapel Hill, and
\ A, F. Seawell and Miss Elizabeth Seawell, who are mov-
soon to the Lay home in the Glen, were honor guests at a
__dl)eld by their neighbors, at the Warren home on Monday
’^guWs of Mrs. Romie Pendergraft were the Rev. Winfield
Ihland family of Asheville, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Teague, their
ghjer. and Mrs. Bertha Smith of College Park, Maryland.
Seville returned last week by plane from Denver, Colorado,
Diving a ten-day visit with her nephew, C. T. Hobgood.
jlirs. Ralph Watkins, who have been on a tour of England,
and Wales, will arrive in New York on Saturday
ilrs. est Rackley returned Sunday from a trip to Falls
tell. Virginia, and Washington, D. C.
rj']Keen Oliver is leaving at the weekend for Chatham, Vir-
a'fhere she will be with her family for the two weeks’ pre-
inj her wedding.
garboro visited in Zebulon during the weekend and also
ijded Homecoming at Mills Home in Thomasville. I
Mrs. Harold Conner have recently moved from the commu- ’
to'Morganton where Mr. Conner is Supervisor of Schools for.'
kclCounty.
rvin C. Bass and Randy are spending several days in Norfolk, *
, I
Mrs. W. H. Fogleman and daughter, Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. '
3 Hires are vacationing at Carolina Beach. |
reel, Mrs. W. T. Smith .and her children. Gene and Alice, I
imed last week from a visit to Asheville. ’ ’
Mrs. Claude Wheeler spent the weekend in Wilson with their i
ilies. I
, |mes 0. Cansler, who has been in Naval Reserve Training
eij^eola, Florida, for the past two weeks, returned' yesterday* !
Mrs. J. H. Koon and their children and Mr. and Mrs. John I
ones and son, Johnny, spent the weekend at Atlantic Beach,
inie Burton has come from Williamsburg, Virginia, to spend
'1 and winter with her sister. Mrs. Rosa Tyree,
leson, Gardner Morgan, and Ned and Frank Martin are ex-
( Kick from Vade Mecum camp Saturday,
ahnsen and daughters, Mary and Sally, are due to return
trom Seattle, Washington, w'here they have been visiting
Bunsen’s daughter, Mrs. Irish, on Vashon Island where
jlcDonald wrote the book,. “The Egg and I.”
L P. Harland have returned from a few days at Roaring
fere they talked with President-on-leave Gordon Gray. He
Id to rate himself on leave and intimated that he may be
Cradle Call
Lewis Baxter Eller III
To Ml-, and Mrs. Lewis B. Eller,
I a son, Lewis Baxter III, born Au-
t gust 2 in Albermarle. Mr. Eller is .
I a senior in the School of Business ■
I Administration at the University.;
I Mrs. Eller was an assistant in the ;
I UNC News Bureau. '
I Kelly Son
I To Mr, and Mrs. E. Clyde Kelly:
of Durham, a son, born August
8 at Watts Hospital. Mrs, Kelly is |
the former Evelyn Merritt of ■
Chapel Hill. They have one other;
child, Earl Clyde, age four
Hoffman Girl
A daughter was born to Mr and i
Mrs. Fred M. Hoffman Jr. of 412 |
Hillcrest St., Burlington on Tues- :
day morning. Mrs. Hoffman was!
employed in the Credit Bureau of !
the Merchants Association here!
until recently and Mr. Hoffman I
was a second-year student at the I
University last year.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
j Thursday, August 11
j Mrs. Ralph M. Watkins, Thomds
I R. Blackshear, Mrs. A. J. Prange
I Friday, August 12
; J. O, Bailey, Mrs. Rodney Yates
; Jack Ashley, -Mrs. Fred Miller,
Mrs. E. L, Brittian, Daniel Wal-
i lace, Peter Vaughn, Mrs. Law-
i renee Council, William W. Ellis,
Harry H. Scoble, Mrs. H. E. Ken-
! nedy.
Saturday, August 13
Robert L. Fowler, Jake W'ade,
M allace Harrison, Mrs. George
Molff, Mrs. Douglas Darrough,
Mrs. Gordon Blackwell.
Sunday, August 14
Stephen Emory, K. C. Putnam,
Mrs. L. J. Hartley, Mrs. Jack
Streb.
Monday, August 15
Jack Carlisle, Don Belton, Mrs.
Charles M. White, Mrs. Roland R.
Morgan, Miss Mar.jorie Bell.
(As compiled by Huggins Hard
ware Birthday Calendar)
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Highlights From
Ephesus and Mt. Moriah
By Mrs. Mildred Parker, Phone 9-9797
I Last Friday evening Mrs. W. H.
I Harrison entertained Uie Junior
I Girl's Sunday School Class of
‘ Ephesus at a wiener roast. Those
attending were Jeanette Pender
graft, Linda Harris, Joyce M'right,
Linda Briles. Susan Moody, and
Alice Mooney.
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PLANNING OCTOBER RITES—Mr. and ^lrs. Andrew Warren Pierpont of 502 Ransom Street an-
I nounce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Warren, to James Clack Robinson Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robtnson of Ahoskie. An October 15 wedding is planned in the Chapel of the Cross in Chapel Hill.
' Whitley & Scott Photo
Mt. Moriah
A group of over a 100 attended
the Mt, Moriah Sunday School
picnic at Pullen Park in Raleigh.
. 1 he Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Poole of
Kannapolis a former pastor of the
Carrboro Baptist Church were
special guests.
Ou Sunday at the Training
Union hour a study course will
begin which will be held each
night through Tuesday night. Miss
Nannie Mae Herndon wdll have
charge of this ..course and also se
cure teachers for the adult, inter-
medidte. and junior departments.
Next Tuesday at 4 o'clock the
Sunbeam leaders of the Yates As
sociation. of wliieh Ephesus and
i\U. Moriah are members, will take
as many of tiieir Sumbeam band as
jiossible to the First Baptist
Church in Durham for the Sun'-
bcam Rally.
The W.il.U, met with Airs. Car
rie Brown in her home last Tues
day- evening.
Jr. spent part of their vacation
time at Alyrtle Beach and tliey also
^'isited Mrs. Wilkin’s mother at
Columbus. Georgia,
j Miss Faye Allen of Hillsboro is
now vis'iting with her sister- Mrs.
Ray Austin.
Mr,«. Conella Perry and sisters
Airs. Lucille High and Airs. OUie
Aloore are spending a week at
, Carolina Beach.
Miss Elvie King is a patient at
Watts Hospital.
Kay Parsons, wlio has been con
fined to her home for a few days,
is improving.
I Carolyn Smith is visiting rela
tives in Greensboro for two weeks.
Carolyn Maynor is improving
after being confined to her home
with pneumonia.
i On Tuesday evening Air. and
Airs. Raymond Parker were hosts
at an ice cream pai-ty honoring
Airs. F. A. Tucker. Sidney and
Kermit Tucker of Concord. Airs.
Tucker and sons are visiting rela-
lives in the community this week.
I Tliose attending the occasion with
the honored guest were. Mrs. 0. B.
Young, Miss Annie Alae Brown,
Bruce Brown, Daniel and David
Bi-own. Keiinetli and Brent Young,
Bobby Brown, Charles and Reece
Paa-ker. (,
Now Visiting Mother Here ...
Betty Bolton Going From Italy To
Turkey
Aliss Betty Bolton, who has been
teaching in the Navy Dependent.s’
! School in Naples, Italy, will leave
Alonday for Ismir, Turkey. A na
tive Chapel Hillian, she has been
here visiting her mother, Mrs. R.
L. Bolton.
Personals
Air. and Airs. John L. Ciirroll
are spending their vacation at
Myrtle Beach.
Air. and Airs. James L. MHJkins,
DafetOf Meeting Changed
The Business Women’s Circle of
Alt. Moriah will meet with Airs.
Audrey Repa.ss on August 23 in-
stead of August 16 as orginally
I planned due to the B.T.U. Study-
Course,
I Aliss Bolton has been librarian at
I Sherman High School in Naples, a
j school for American children
-armel Community News
Mrs. Ralph L. Bl&ckwood, Correspondent
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idj calf I
Henry Alorgan is away !
a rural enlargement
s(tli6 western part oil
pThe Rev. Hubert Mum-
fiiiary for the Yates As-}
1 illed the pulpit both j
pd evening services in |
J’s^absence. i
Stamper Circle met I
flnier Pendergraft on !
levelling at her home off
pi
pi Stone and her grand-
j Annie Hinsley, have i
|isiting jL’s. Hinsley’s I
i fc- Wade Harper in i
m
^ly Sparrow is visiting j
tile eastern part of ‘
, I
poell shows improve-!
pofial Hospital where I
®;a patient, having re-1
js head injuries in an |
pecident on Friday |
^63 Sparrow and sons j
have been visiting I
peorgia. !
food Wedding Plans |
F®ony at Carrboro Bap-
Oo'clock this Sat-1
Miss Mary Louise ;
Tcome if he Ijride oi'
|Pton Blackwood H. I
Iff ceremony are an-:
^P.v.
|cnry Stokes will per- ’
iiJ? ‘“blowing a prog-;
selections by Mi.ss ;
organist and i
|[soloist, ;
Id daughter !
Martin Hamilton
and Mr, Black-
pP of Air. and Mrs.
P'ackwood of Chapel
fill be given in mar-
Etfather, and her sister,
T'iiard Ellington, Ji-: I
P oiatron-of-honor. |
’ "'‘'1 be Airs. Ralph i
r^lian Blinds
■‘S' •stom Mad
ae
Lee Blackwood, Jr., sister-in-law
of the bridegroom-elect, Aliss Mar
garet Andrews, and Miss Jean
Hackney of Chapel Hill, and Miss
Lurline Stone of Durham, cousin
of the prospective bridegroom,
Ralph Lee Blackwood will be
best man for his son and ushers
will be Ralph Lee Blackwood, Jr.,
brother of the prospective bride
groom, Jeter Pritchard Ellington,
Jr., brother-in-law of the bride-
elect, both of Chapel Hi'l and
Devan Mae Clark and Marvin
Lindsey Barbour of Cariboro. Im
mediately following the ceremony,
a reception will be held in the
Church basement. All friends of
the couple are invited to attend
the wedidng and reception. j
Personals
Airs. Hattie Williams. Airs. Alii-1
dr-ed Blackwood and Airs. Era
Foley were co-hostesses at a stork
shower for Mrs. Pete Oakley on
Friday of last week. Games and
contests were played. Mrs. E. T.
Dollar was prize winner.
Refreshments of lemonade, cake
and nuts were served to the fol
lowing: The honoree. Airs. Pete
Oakley, Mrs. Eddie Williams, Mrs.
Martin Sparr-ow, Mrs. Alelvin
Cheek Sr., Airs. A. D. Fowler, Airs.
Paul Johnson, Mrs. John Norward.
Mrs. Weldon Pendergraft, Aliss
Carolyn Fowler, Alis. Hubert Oak
ley, Sr., Mrs. W. E. Stone, Sr„ Airs.
Ralph Blackwood, Sr.. Miss Lur
line Stone, Airs. Henry Alorgan,
Airs. Odell Blackwood, Airs. Pres
ton Buckner,, Mrs. Jolm Oakley,
Airs. Jessie Riley, Mrs. J. C. Carter-
Alt's. Leonard Sparrow and Mrs.
E. T. Dollar.
Rural Baseball League
Mann’s Chapel and Alt Carmel
won the ball games played last
Saturday with Mt Pleasant and
Antioch. Both games were good
games and close to the finish.
Again Alt. Carmel and Mt. Pleasant
are tied for first place. They play.
this Saturday at Mt. Carmel. The ;
winner will go into sole possession
of the top spot in the standings.
Antioch will meet Mann’s Chapel |
at Alann’s O'hapel when Antioch
will seek to regain the tie with ^
that team for third place. j
THRIFT SHOP NEEDS
The Parent-Teacher Associ
ation s Thrift Shop on West
Franklin Street-^^is in desperate
peed of school supplies and all
kinds of school children's cloth
ing. There is a great call for
these items, the Shop staff re
ports, and not nearly enough in
stock of them. Donations should
be left at the Thrift Shop in
the mornings.
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DALES' PARTY
Honoring her husband’s birth
day, Airs. Fred Dale entertained at
a party on Friday at her home on
Roosevelt Avenue. Following an
hour of party games, the hostess
served punch, birthday cake, nuts
and mints to the following guests:
Air. and Airs. Charles Holloway,
Air. and Mrs. Richard Beard, Air.
and Airs. Bill Alilner, Mrs. Hazel
Burnette, Aliss Clennie Clark,
and the Rev. Samuel Habel.
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MISS BOLTON
whose parents are stationed with
NATO, since 1953. She ha.s aks-o
; been teaching English. This year,
i however, she will gg to a newer
and smaller American school at
Ismir.
I Her duties will be approximately
: the same, but living will not be
; as easy. An example, Aliss Bolton
; stated is that the only milk avail-
i able will be of the powdered va
riety.
Use Stateside Standards
“The dependent schools in Italy
Iry to operate under the same
.standards as those in the Slates
as' much as possible.'’ said Aliss
Bolton. “However, Italian is taught
in all the elementary grades, and
as much as possible is done to lake
advantage of interesting spots in
the Naples area. Daytime trips are
frequently arranged by the school,
such as a recent one to Pompeii.” ;
Aliss Bolton lias been living in
an Italian apartment house, and ;
most of her contact with the na- ,
live population has been there.
She has been studying the langu-
, age in special conversation courses
■ sponsored by the Navy, .so she is
1 now able to converse with some
fluency. Aliss Bolton finds the:
Italians to be especially friendly
people and quite ready to wel- :
come the Americans. '
The Navy schools are staffed
with teachers from all over the
United States. These people are
flown home each summer and arc
returned to Europe in time for:
school each fall. During her va
cations Aliss Bolton has also had
the time to tour Italy very ex
tensively and also to travel to
Austria, Pari s, London, and
Switzerland. Before going to Ismir:
she hopes to see Athens, Istanbul,
and possibly the Holy Land. 1
CARRBORO NEWS
Mrs. Ira Mann, Correspondent
JAYC-EES PARTY
About 60 Jaycees attended a
buffet supper and party last cven-
i ing at John Hocnig’s cabin on the
; new Greensboro highway. The af
fair was given for participants in
I the Club's annual golf tourna-
, ment and their guests. The tour-
! ney, of which Sam Taylor is chair
man. will be wound up this week
end and the winners' trophies giv-
j en out at next Thursday evening’s
! meeting of the civic group.
WEDDING
The marriage of Miss Betty Rag
an. daughter of Air. and Airs.
Thomas Ragan of Carrboro to
Love Alason,. son of Airs. H. A.
Alorchouse, and the late Quin
Alason of Johnstown, N. Y. was
' .solemnized in Chester, S. C. on
July 31. The young couple are
1 marking their home in CaiTboro
■ at the present time.
j PERSONAL NOTES
Air. and Airs. Douglas Harding
and family Orin. Jimmy and San
dra have relumed from a delight
ful weeks vacation spent at
Wrighlsville Beach near Wilming
ton.
Aliss Elva and Miss Billy Wil
liams are in Long Island visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Petitt and
family.
Airs. Billy Potts is recuperating
at her home near Orange Church
Her spending the past three weeks
in Watts Hospital, Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Hogan and
small granddaughter, Laura Fran
ces Everett, were the weekend
guests of Mr. and Airs. Bruce Ho
gan in Sanford.
Mr. and Airs. Bill Hardee. Airs.
Blanche Anderson, Aliss Jan Ne
ville and Bobby Bryant Neville
have returned rojiie after a vaca
tion of several days at Carolina
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boone left
last Saturday for a vacation trip
to Georgia and Florida. Tlic couple
will visit Air. and Airs. Joe Gibbs
of Columbia, Ga., and will spend
some time at Daytonia Beach and
oUier points of interest in Florida.
Mr. and Airs. Quin M. Mgson and
sons Bobby and Pan of Stanford,
Conn., have been spenuling jthe
past two weeks here with Mr. and
Mrs. KaroL Mason and family and
with Air. and Airs. Herman M.
Greene of the Airport Road.
News, Feature Writers ■
Set Meeting Here
Plans have been completed for
the fourth annual News and Fea
ture Writers Conference, which
will be held here at the Universi
ty September 9-10. ■
Russel] Grumman, dL'.ector of |
the UNC Extension Divi,=ion, an- ■
nounced yesterday that a number i
of officials of the N. C. Press As- '
sociation and representatives of
various newspapers met here this
week to complete plans for the
annual conference.
The sessions will include di.;-
cussions of bqth news and feature
wriling. A number of out-ol-stale
speakers will be invited to take
part in the discussions, as well as
leaders in the North Carolina
newspaper field. !
=THE HOUSE OF FASHION^
Semi-Annual and Pre-Inventory ^ f 9I1C6
Fast Drawing To A Close
, In 1954, U. S. flue-cured tobac-
i CO exports amounted to 374 million
i pounds export wei
ight. represent- ‘
Ph(
'lie 8 466 gels.
ing 63 per cent of the total flue- ,
cured leaf entering export chan-
I Tammy Lefler to Head
Order Of Arrow Event
Tammy Lefler, son of Mr- and
Airs. Hugh Lefler and an Eagle
Scout in Troop 39, is chairman of
the coming weekend program for
Occoneechee Council scouts in the
Oi’der of the Arrow. About 40
new scouts will be brought into
the honorary scout camping or
ganization during the three-day af- :
fair at Camp Durant, The candi
dates will undergo a 24-hour “or- ;
deal” to be given by the present
members. - ' i
Among those from Chapel Hill I
who are to be brought into the :
Order are Allen Smith and Tom
my Butler. Leigh Skinner, Alonty
Milner, and Benjy Potter are now
among the approximately 300 mern-
bei’s in this Council. . |
Final Reductions
Nearly AH Spring and Summer Merchandise
At Savings of
Original Price and More
of Chape! Hill
Guaranteed satisfaction, layaways, charges, refunds, exchanges, credits allowed even at these low, low prices.
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