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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
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LOCAL NURSING STUDENTS—Miss Alvene Williams (left) and Miss Sally Burket, June graduates
of Chapel Hill High School, are beginning their studies this week in the School of Nursing at the
University. Miss Williams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, Alvin Williams of Carrboro and Miss Bur
ket is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Burket of Chapel Hill. Photos by Lavergne
News From Route 3
Including Manns Chapel and Lystra
Mrs. Harrison Hunt, Correspondent — Phone 9-8238
We wish to extend our sympathy
to the family and relatives of
Miss Lillie Meadows, .sister of Mrs.
.John Doan of Route Throe. Miss
N. McBane is well and out again
after being sick with a throat in
fection.
Mrs. Ada Cobb of Buies Creek
CHURCH
NEWS
John Bright To Tilk
Here Sunday Evening
Prof. John Bright of Union The-
■olO'g'ical Seminary in Richmond,
Virginia, will speak on the topic
^‘Biblical Aurrujrity and Biblical
Theology” this Sunday evening at
8 o’clock in Carroll Hall.
The lecture, sponsored by the
UNC Department of Religion, is
open to the general public. Prof.
Bright occupied the chair of Old
Testament scholarship. He is an
authority' on the institution of the
Hebrew monarchy and the age of
David and recently won the Abing-
don-Cokosbury Award for his book,
“The Kingdom of God.”
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S GUILD
The Catholic Women’s Guild will!
hold its annual fall student re
ception on Sunday afternoon at
NEWCOMERS
Chapel Hill-Carrborp-Glen Lennox-Rura!
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Gendron j Wilmington,
have recently moved to 74 Max-| North ° ^ gj,ho,oi of
well Road in Glen Lennox ^ AdmUstration. Mrs.
Texas where he was .stationed with j secretary to the Dean
'he Air Forces. Dr. Gendrcn, who ; Fountain is see ^
.» Orth..-
dontry at the School of Denis i>, ' j jo 76 Maxwell
and Mrs. Gendron are natives of have iccen j ^
of Angler have moved to 510 North Earl
five vto
Hospital,
Street. Mrs. Barefoot is teaching David
in . the Chapel Hill elementary living on b
school while Mr, Barefoot is en~ dall is coll^^'**'’
gaged in graduate study at the morial
University.
Earl H. Tyndall, Jr., and his' Tulips
wife Miriam, both of, whom are acinths anrr'"'*’
University graduates, have recent- ' flowering h r ®
ly niov.ed here from Raleigh. The ed from Se u**'*'®'’
who have three children, vember
Roanoke, Virginia. They have three
children, Eddie, who is 10; Greg
ory, six, and Mark, two.
Mr. and Mrs. M. James Fountain,
Jr., who are former residents of
5 o’clock in the main lounge of
' Graham Memorial. All Catholic
students are invited.
Road from Ft. Jackson, South Car-
clnia, where Dr. Jackson was sta
tioned with the army. The John-
'sons, both o-f whom are from
Roanoke, Virginia, have a daughter
Lynn, who is six and a son Coart,
two. Dr. Johnson is a resident in
internal medicine at Duke Hospit
al.
Mrs. and Mrs. Hugh Barefoot
For Flowers—For Gifts
it's
University Florhi
Meadows died last week and was visited Mrs. Walter Burgess on
Friday of last week. j
We arc glad to learn that Clar- [
cnee Lloyd Durham is improving
at Memorial Hospital where he has
buried on Thursday near Stem.
We will miss one of our fine
members of Lystra, Edwin Check,
who left Iasi week to take a teach
ing posit ion at Wingate College.
had virus pneumonia. We hope
Mr. Henry Clyde Dollar was or-|
dained as a Deacon at Lystra last] ^heek has gone to
Sunday in a very heart-warming
service.
We were glad to liavc Mr. 'I'hc-
odoi'e Pcndcrgrafl and daughter,
Mrs. Sue Little,john, visit Lystra
last Sunday; also, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis and family. Mr. Davis is a
brother of Mrs. '1'. M. Linnens and
Gcnevcrcttc Oldham.
Thu Lystra Y.W.A, met last
Monday night at 8 p.m. with Mrs.
biancy McCoy.
'I'hc Lystra W.M.U. met lust
teach in Sanford again this year.
Walter B. Williams of Jackson
ville stopped to see his parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams. He
.was enrouto to MaePherson Hos
pital in Durham for a check-up. j
Mr. and Mrs. Kcrmit Hunter
have returned home from their
summer vacation. They visited Mr.
I Hunter’s parents in West Virginia,
Mrs. Hunter’s parents in Decatur,
Illinois, and also in Canada.
Mr. ail’d Mrs. llarri.scn Hunt and
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Fat Coif Chows
857 Calves
Can't Be Wrong
Tcsls Iku'c hcim completed by
Purina to find .just what llic
feeder can expect from Fal
Calf Chow. These on-thc-farm
dcmon.sli’atiims, ran through
out the country, showed us
that I he average feeder can ex
pect about 2.1.5 lbs. daily gain.
Cur tests, averaging 126 days,
'ook an avera,ge of 5.7 lbs. of
f'at Calf Chow to make
oound of rpialily beef . . . the
kind packi'r.s are looking for.
Some feeders make a pound
of lieef on less feed . . . some
u.scd more feed. Bui the .good,
'air and poor feeders all aver
aged togciher, made a pound of
beef on only 5.7 Ihs, of Fat
'’alf Cliow. Vt'ith gotid manage
ment, loe.al feeders should be
able to do equally as well, oven
'letter.
Carrboro Feed
& Seed Store
Phone 8-5988
Greensboro & Hillsboro
Higliwavs
Roy Hunt' and family of Dui'ham
on Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at the
Community house.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Oldham
and W. C. Oldham, .Ir., spent week
end Ix'fore last in Newport News,
Vir.ginia.
We are happy to report that A.
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Hickory Grove
News
TO CONDUCT TEACHING MISS
ION — Shown above is the Rev.
Joseph O'Brien, Chaplain to the
Episcopal students at Duke Uni
versity, who will conduct a five-
day Teaching Mission at the
Church of the Holy Family October
2 through October 6. The Rev. Mr.
O'Brien will deliver a series of five
lectures on the them, "The Good
News Today."
NEW WMU OFFICERS
New officers of the Chapel Hill
Baptist W. M, U. were installed
Monday night at the regular Sep
tember meeting, hold in the Ladies
Pai'ior of the church. Mrs. Bea
I Mrs. l.udie Oldham rclurncd rc
I ccnlly from an cn.ioyablc visit to' Towel] conducted the installation
pi’ogram in which the' following
Newark, New Jersey, with her son
! and dau.ghter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Oldhani.
I Mrs. Geneva Watson had the
misfortune to break her ankle at
her home last Thursday night.
' Mrs. 'I’innie Bullock spent last
'week visiting her brother. Matthew
‘ Oldham of 'Wa.shington, D. C.
members took office: Mrs. J. J.
Bright, president; Mrs. Paul E,
Shearin, first vice-president; Mrs.
J. D. Jones, second vice-president;
Mrs. J. H. Koon, recording secre
tary; Mrs. R. C. Andrews, corre-
.sponding secretary; Mrs. K. S.
Cate, treasurer; Mr.s. S, T. Habci,
'liic Church Aid Club will meet young people’s director; Mrs. P.
ill the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Paul' E. Shcarhi, B. W. C. advisor and.
Minor on Sunday afternoon at five; Mrs. P. E. Bodenheimer, director
*’j of missionary fundamentals. In
The senior choir will have their { addition to the major offices, 10
rehearsal every Ihursday night at committee chairman, seven circle
the Church. All members please
' be present.
j The New Hope Chorus and the; were installed
, Evening Chapter will render a
l-irogram at Hickory Grove Church
on Sunday night. Every one is in
vited.
The friend.s of Mrs. Ester Wat
son wish her a speedy recovery
from a burn that .she suffered re
cently.
Mr. and Mr.s. Waller Jones and
daughter, Doi i.s, of tlie Pincy
Grove community were visitors at
the Hickory Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Glovcnia Harris of Chapel
Hill has returned from Connecticut
where she s'pent the summer,
Mrs. Annie Mae Mason of Chapel
Hill spent last Tuesday with Miss
Ellen Hop.son.
chairman and a number of coun
selors in the Junior organizations
Duly 7 per cent of the nation’s
I coltim farms are fullv ihochanizcd.
The beginning of the Jewish
new year 5718 will be observed
with worship services at Hillel
Hou.-:c, Friday night and Saturday.
Evening services will begin at 8
p.m., and morning services at 10
a.rn. They will be conducted by
Rabbi E. M. Rosenzwcig, director
ol the B’Nai B'Rith Hillel Founda
tion at UNC, with the help of stu
dent assistants. For those who cus
tomarily observe two days of Rosh
HartShanah (new yeaiO there will
be additional services on Saturday
night and Sunday morning. At the
conclusion of the new year’s eve
services, the Women’s Hillel So
ciety will hold its annual reception
for Jewish studenls and all others
present.
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Ferris wheels twirl against the sky . . . children
munch long streamers of pink and white cotton candy
... and there are apples on a stick and prize competi
tions, to say nothing of the animals with their blue
ribbon awards.
The Fair is part of summer ... when crowds throng
the old grounds on the far side of the railroad tracks
and girls hold hands with their fellows and older peo
ple smile, and younger ones literally have a field day.
God smiles on fellowship such as this. And in His
Church, he offers the greatest fellowship of all. Here
men may join together in prayer and worship, giving
thanks for blessings, finding consolation in sorrow,
renewing their strength, reaffirming their happiness
through faith.
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5 Copyright 1955, Keister Adv. Service.
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BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT
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Bennett & Blocksidge
Frigidaire Appliances
Gulf Solar Heal
Carolina Fabric Shop
The Best in Fashion Fabrics
W. Franklin St. Phone 6936
Carrboro Metal Shop
Heating. Guttering, Sheet Metal Works
Carrboro Phone 8-6241
Chapel Hill Funeral Directors
Phones 4381 — 4386 — 8-5576
113 .N. Graham St.
Dickinson Tree and
Landscaping Service
Garden Center
Durham Road Phone 9-2886
Fowler's Food Store
"Where Service Is a Saving”
Phone 9416
Carolina Gulf Service
P'or the life of your CAR go GULF
Carrboro Phone 9-7071
Harriss-Conners Chevrolet, Inc.
"Your Best Buy”
Roy M. Homewood
Phone 9-1591
Long Meadow Farms
‘'You never outgrow the need for milk”
W. Franklin St. Phone 9-414
Orange County B & L Ass'n
Savings — Home Loans — Since 1920
Riggsbee-Hinson Furniture Co.
Quality — Furniture — Reasonable
Main St., Carrboro
J. B. Robbins
“The House of Fashion”
Saunders Nu=W.ay Cleaners
Phone 9-3498
Service
Sutton's Drug Store
Since 1923
Vine Veterinary Ho^P
West-Wiliiar>;e,^J
Norman M. HiH
Carrboro
Yates Brothers
Pluinbing ^
114 S. Graham