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THURSDAY
I first Salk innoculations last spring ! permiss'
fr\ fViQ -PiiTW^T K»t _ j
years
With a General Dept.
Store
me vvisnrng VYeii
Restaurant
Chapel Hill's Newest
Across From Drive-In Theatre
On the By-Pass
Now Curb Service
FOR THE MEN:
Arrow & Wing Shirts
Arrow Underwear
Northcool, Englistriton,
and Griffon Suits
Crosby Square Shoes
Cresco Jackets
Rugby Sportswear
Fruit of the Loom Un
derwear, Pajamas, &
Dress Shirts
Work Clothes by Lee
Swank Jewelry
FOR THE LADIES:
STUDENTS!
Come In For A
Delicious
ROOT
BEER
FLOAT
only
203 E. Franklin St.
CHAPEL HILL
For Salk Shots
I prior to the furor created by the j next we f
Dr. Daryin, nave avaiiecii them-
■ .selves of t.ie second shot in the
j previous clinics.
There will be no new' parents’ i child
his objectio
''■ties, it
to give the i
T-ie second ma.ss innociilation
i clinics for the Salk anti-polio vac
cine is scheduled for Orange
I County school children next Wed-
i nesday, September 21.
The administration of the sec-
i ond shots for children of the Chap
el Hill district schools is set for
Inmon-ow. As last spring the shots
will be given by cooperating doc
tors and the Health Department
: nui-scs at the Health Department
I offices and cliildren of Iasi year's
: first and second grades (this year’s
; second and third) who took the
first shot will be brougit by school
! busses to the health offices.
the finest
' I
WATCH REPAIR
ALL TYPES RING mi
NEW mountings
STONE SETTING
i Dr. 0. D. Garvin announced that
i following these second clinics any
j \ accine left over will be made
I available to the general public of
! all ages through 19. It may be
obtained at the offices in Hillsboro
iiouse on any Tuesday afternoon
or at Chapel Hill on any Thursday
afternoon as long as it last,? prior
to October 1. Dispensation will be
on a firs! come first serve basis.
Some 1100 children received the
We Invite You To Visit
Us,
Murdock
jewelers
s
West Franklin Street
flioiiij
Chapel Hill
ENGAGED—AAiss Peggy Ann Lilley Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Urban Lilley of Oak City who announce her engagement to
Ernest Howard Hearn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Hearn of Carr-
boro. A September 25 wedding is planned. Photo by Waller Studio
Mt. Carmel Community News
Mrs. Ralph L. Blackwood Sr., Correspondent, Phone 8-5587
Mademoisel 0 Sweaters
Martha Manning and
Gecrge Hess Dresses
Ship 'n Shore Blouses
Fivu Feathers Hosiery
Joiene Shoes
Exquisite Form Bras
Perma-lift Bras
FOR THE CHILDREN:
Work & Play Clothes by
Lee
Poll Parrot Shoes
U. S. Keds for Sports
wear
Order Your Winter
Supply of
COAL
And
FUEL OIL
NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Phone 6161 \
Bennett & Blocksidge
105 E. Franklin St.
Mr. and Mr.s. Gene Hundley have
returned from Asheville where
they spent last weekend at the
State Employees Association con
vention.
Several of Mt. Carmel’s W.M.U. i
women attended the W.M.U. Insti- j
lute recently at Campbell College, j
They were Mr.s. R. L. Blackwood, |
W.M.fl, President; Mrs. ,]ohn Wil- j
Hams, Youth Dii'cetor; Mrs. Pnil
lip Si)ari'o\v. .Junior G. A. leader;
and Mrs. Eddie Williams, Y.W.A.
leaden. Miss liebecca Crawford pftf
Cane Creek, wlio is Youfli Diree !
lor'of the Mt. Zion Associaiion, al
so accompanied the Mt. Carmel wo
men on ihis Irip.
Tilt Intermediate Girl.'' presented
theii' teacher. Mis, Phillip Spar
row, with a surpi’ise birthday cake
and gilts as she entered her class
room on Sunday morning. This was
done in appreciation of the fine
work Mr.s. Sparrow is doing for j
her class.
•Ml', and Mrs. 'rhonias Blackwood
and ehildrtn, Scott and Tommie
-Jean, aeciunpaniecl by Mrs. Black
wood’s father, ,J. W. Bennett, ivent
to Summerville recently to i-isit
willi Mrs. Blackwood’s sister and
lo get their son, Billie, who had
been visiting with liis aunt and
uncle for a week.
.Mrs. Lydia Cilland of Durham
and her sister visited the Phillip
Sparows recently.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Buckner and
three of their childien spent the
past weekend at xVshevilie.
Last Wednesday night was reg
ular conference night at the
chiirc.il. New officers, teachers and
deacons, as well as committees,
were elected for thee oniing year.
The budget was also adopted at
this time. We are expecting a
great year in our church and urge
everyone to come out and help
to make thi.s next year one of the
iJinest in the history of our church
and community.
The Stewardship Committee met
at the church on Tuesday night.
I would like lo make a correc
tion. The Fannie Heck Circle met
with Mrs. Maggie and Mabel Wom-
blc last Tuesday night instead of
the Lula Marriott Circle. The Lula
Marriott Circle met at the home
ot Mrs. Piltai'cj on Friday evening.
B. B. Sparrow’s Sunday School
Cla.ss sponsored the cleaning of the
Merritt and Ml. Carmel and Spar
row Cemeteries last week. Much
improvement was made. The com
munity appreciates the - work of
Ihis fine Sunday School Cla.ss.
FOR THE HOME:
Indian Head Cottons &
many others
Bates Spreads
Cannon and Fieldcrest
Sheets & Pillow Cases
Cannon and Fieldcrest
Towels
Chatham Blankets
Samsonite Luggage
Samsonite Card Tables
Lincoln Plays
WELCOME CAROLINA STUDENTS
to Chapel Hill
Trunks and Low Price
Suitcases
Garment Bags
'Quality Remains
When Price Is
Forgotten!"
BERMAN'S
Dept. Store
119 E. Franklin St.
Phone 6921
COLLEGE SHU FIXERY
Here Tonight
By FLOYD "JAKE" HOGAN
EXPERT SHOE REPAIR
AND
.rhc Lincoln High Tigers will
open their 1,955 loolball sea.son
tonight, again.st Jodan Sellars of
I'Urlington in. the Carrboro Lions
; Pai'k, at 8 o’clock.
[ "Big Mike" the dummy has given
I (ho beys a lot of experience in
blocknig, and they are hoping (o
,show whal a "dummy” can do for
a football player.
Captain Joe Farrar will not be
with the team in the opening game
i.'ut lo a sprained ankle, sustained
:n practice. Co-Captain Mickey
' Farrin.gl)n will lead the squad
i against Burlington tonight along
j with several of his other regular
linemen and backs.
Coach I’eernuin is undecided on
hi.s starling lino up.
Showing of 'Satellite'
Is Extended One Week
EXCLUSIVE CHAPEL HILL DEALER
OF FORTUNE SHOES FOR MEN
Closing date for the current
.Morehead Planetarium presenta
tion, "Satellites," has been ex
tended an additional week until
September 20, Manager Tony
Jenzane has announced.
He explained that Ihc change
was made to enable the many stu
dents returning to colleges and |
universities in this area to see the (
performance, which is given at 7
p.m. nightly. The planetarium is'
also showing, in connection with'
"Satellites," a display of a replica
of a MOUSE—a Mininuini Orbital
Unnamed Satellite of the Earth. |
If
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fhat famous
BOTAM
FLANm
for town and
campus weaf
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Everything You
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Famous Brand Naii|y^
Furnishings For Fal
Here. Come In
Them Over,
Bob Cox
Noel Petree
Milt Scott
Monk Jennings
• Bob Simpson
® Tommy Lloyd
Welcome
Students n
Meet Your
Friends
At The
Town and Cantp^'l
'Wh
ere Men About Town and Men About Campus