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Yule Opening Parade, Sing Definitely Set
Definite plans for a parade and
community carol sing to open the
Christmas shopping season here
this month have been made by the
Merchants Association.
The event will be staged on Mon
day evening, November 28, and is
being planned by the Trade Pro-
GRAN P. CHILDRESS
Agent
JEFFERSON STANDARD
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
motions Committee of the Assoc- I parade and Bernice Ward and Har-
iation. It was announced by the | vey Daniell are co-chairmen of
committee today that the parade i the carol singing.
will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the corn
er of Main and Greensboro Streets
in Carrboro and proceed eastward
onto Franklin Street to the Chap
el Hill Postoffice where it will
disband.
The festivities will resume in
front of the Smith Building office
of the Merchants Association on
Columbia Street where Santa
Claus will greet children and a
carol singing will be held. Ken
neth Putnam is in charge of the
LAST TIMES
TODAY
No PLACE
TO HIDE
EXCEPT IN
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Committee members Pokey Alex
ander and Monk Jennings were in
vestigating today to see if enough
business firms desired to sponsbr
specially-prepared Christmas-theme
floats to warrant the Association’s
contracting for these to be brought
here. Even if the floats are pur
chased, they said, the parade will
be staged with .several local floats,
bands, and marching units from
the University’s Reserve Officer
Training Corps.
To date, Committee member
Carlton Byrd announced, almost
.$900 ha.s been pledged by business
men toward the erection and
maintenance of the downtown
Christmas decorations. Since this
is more than the $800 which it is
anticipated the cost of putting up
the same decorations will be, Mr.
Bvrd sait.l that the extra funds
would go toward wrapping light
:0!es v,'it.i decorative foil and other
new decorations.
Stores will close at t’.ie usual time
on the day of the Christmas open- I
ing and will then reopen at 7 p.m.
for the evening.
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Carrboro
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drive for a merger of the Chapel
Hill and Carrboro Districts, as be
ing sought by some of the PTA
members.
Mr. Stanford said he felt person
ally that whether Carrboro stayed
in the County System or switched
to Chapel Hill, the status of the
pending building appropriation
wouldn’t be affected.
In submitting his letter of resig
nation to the Board, Mr. Clark em
phasized that he would continue to
v.'ork for the betterment of Carr-
LOCAL BEAUTY ENTRANTS—Ameng Chape! Hill's contributions to the annual competition for
the- selection of the University's Yackety Yack be auty court, to be featured m the school
next spring, were (left to right) Dorothy Greuiach, Meredith Stringfield, Catherine erry i , an
Patsy Poythress. Not shown are Beth Ferree and Ellie Cowing. Miss Stringfield was one of the 15
Carolina coeds selected for the beauty court of 15 out of the approximately 1 ^ nuti
Thursday evening event.
News Leader Photo
Edmund Strowd, Chairman of
the White Cross School Commit
tee, said yesterday that parents
of his community would discuss
the possibility of a merger with
Chapel Hill or levying of a sup
plementary school tax in their
district at a meeting to be held
at the school next week. He said
the Committee was much con
cerned over the possible loss of
one of its four teachers next year
since the total enrollment in the
eight grades this year is only
105, while an average enroll
ment of 105 is required to main
tain four teachers.
Alabama's
Quartet
To Appear
The University of Alabama
String Quartet will present the
fourth concert of the Tuesday
Evening series Nov. 8 at 8 o’clock.
Sponsored by the UNC Music Dept.,
the ensemble will piay three quar
tets: Mozart, K.287 in G. Major;
Hindemith No. 3; Debussy, op. 10,
in G Minor.
On
at 8:30 a
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ter No.
will be u.
'Curb nijji
Street ij
^ thrift. 1
will beheld
the folio
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your home
phants, and
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the Cari'bori
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to plan the
oration
Carrboro; Tete
and June Her
Jack McDade.
At 35 Per Cent Of Goal
Community ChestStands
Approximately 35 per cent of the
$25,733 Community Chest goal has
been reported this morning, J. A.
bro’s schools, and said personally ! J^’’anich, General Chairman, said to-
that he had planned to resign at ‘Jay. Exact total was $8,757.
the expiration of his two-year term
next spring, as a means of getting ;
persons into the
“Workers in all divisions have
been active, but if we are to reach
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12:30 p. m. Luncheon, Women's
more persons into the , board’s | the goal this week we must step Auxiliary, Chapel of the Cross,
work. up cur efforts,” Branch said. “Per- : paj-igh House.
Here is his letter of resignation: solicited may make their | g p. m. Protestant Study, Gerrard
“In the interests of children of this contributions by mailing them to
i and future generations in this area f^y telephoning any one of Tuesday
11 am resigning from the Carrboro the workers,” the chairman said.
! School Advisory Committee. This j 'Cash and pledges reported to
: is not a protest resignation. It is date .are: Special gifts, $3,400,
: a fact that I cannot personaily sup- Campus Division, $385. Commer-
port recorded positions of this cial Division, no report, Negro Di
group, namely (1) closed meetings, ' vision, $1,162.56'; and Residential
(21 opposition to the possibility of Division, $1,988.
the Can-boro District becoming Good Campus Response
part of the Chapel Hill Unit. ^ Roy. Ai-mstrong, University Di-
“It is also a fact that you can j recLpr of Admissions, 'CHairman of
better discharge your duty to serve ' the Campus Division, reported a
children without .a dissenting mem- good response and said that he ex-
10 a. m. Needlecraft Workshop,
Community Club, Mrs. Claudia
Sim.mons, 106 Rjdge Lane. , ,
10 a. m. League Wo.mcn 'Voter.s,
unit , one, Mrs. Robert Lester,. 606
Pittsboro RoaeJ.
1 p. m. Faculty Club meeting,
Carolina Inn.
3 p. m. International Rclation.s
Division,. Community Club, Mrs.
J. A. Warren, OOl Hillsboro Street.
3:30 p. m. Faculty Newcomers’
Local bus service between Dur
ham and Chapel Hill has now
been leased out by Carolina
Trailways to a private operator.
S. D. Small, Trailways driver
lor the past 10 years, began last
'week operating a bus on this
route under the name of Durham-
Chapel Hill Bus Lines. The sched
ules on this route, are in the
process of re-adjustinent. At the
present time there are eight
round trips daily on the local
line and six additional busse.s to
Durham on through schedules.
FLOWER GROUP
The University of Alabama Quar
tet was organized in 1944 by Otto-
kar Cadek, the first violinist. In
order to make the great literature j
of this form accessible to students
of the institutions and to a larger
audience in the southern and cen
tral states, it was established as
quartet-in-residence by the Uni
versity, with time allotted for con
cert tours, siring clinics and as
sembly programs.
'Through its concerts in 14 states
and a series of broadcasts by the
National Assn, of Educational
Broadcasters, the group has achiev
ed national recognition.
In addition- to its annual tours,
the quartet participates in the Arts
Festival sponsored by the Univers:
j ity of Alabama on the university
I campus. The Festival of German
Arts, scheduled for March, 1956,
will include appearances of the
group.
’ The Flovyer-Arrangement Study 1
Group of the Chapel Hill Garden '
0ub will meet.at the home of Mrs. |
Dudley Cowden on Country Club
Road at 2 o’clock tomoiTow after- :
AAUW RECENT GRADS
The Recent Graduates Groups of
the' .AAUW will meet Tuesday
noon to hear Mrs. Paul Gordon of evening at 8 o’clock in the Bull’s
Goldsboro speak on flower ar- Head Bookshop in the University
ranging. Library.
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bcr.. _I respectfully request you to pected a substantial'amount would' ciub, Carroll Hall Lounge.
consider a lady to fill .the vacancy
for the following reasons; (1) A
mother may be closer to the prob
lems of children in your school; (2)
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be reported from his division
Thursday.
■William. R. Cherry, Chairman of
the Commercial Division, repoihed
that the Jaycees are calling on
every business establishment for
contributions.
James H. Peace .principal of the
Norihsicle Elementary School,^ As
sociate Chairman and Chairman of
the Negro Division, announced that
his Division had already exceeded
the total amount given in 1955
and that he hoped the workers un
der his direction would reach their
quota this week.
7:30 p. m. Elisha Mctihell Soc
iety, 206, Phillips Hail. |
8- p. m. Recent Grads,. AALAV, ■
Bull's Head Book Shop. i
8 p. m .Camera Club, Mrs. H !
D. Crockford, 305 Country Club'
Road.
8 p. m. Alabama String Quartet. |
Hill Hall. j
Wednesda-y |
8:30 a. m. Harvest Bazaar, OES,
Curb Market. i
8 p. m. E. E. Cummings speaks, i
Hill Hall. j
8 p. m. Hillel Women, Hillcl ’
House.
8 p. m. League Women Voters,
unit two. Town Hall.
8:30 p. m. Herman Baity movie,
Carroll Hall.
Thursday
2:30 p. m. League Women Vol-
. A mother may have more energy
and devotion to expend in the day
time investigation of your prob
lems and the gathering of informa
tion when we wage 'earners are oc- , . ,
Icupied; and (3) We have a num-* Parson Ryan
ber of capable, interested, and in-
! formed mothers available. It has
I been a pleasure to work with each
! of you. Please do not consider this
a withdrawal of my support or a
’ withdrawal of your personal friend
ship.”
The “dissenting member” phrase
of Mr. Clark’s letter was an ap
parent reference to his disagree
ment with his board over the mer
ger issue, he being in favor of the
joining of the two districts.
Mason Farm Road.
8 p. m. Chapel Hill PTA, Elem
entary School Auditorium.
8 p. m. League Women Voters,
unit four, Mrs. Emil Chanlett, 9
Oakwood Drive.
ALDERSGATE SALE
Going Out Of Busines
Since we are losing our lease as of December 31,1955i
being unable to find another suitable location, weareofW
our entire stock of merchandise for sale at reduced
cash. (This does not appl’y to fair-traded merchandise.)
Large Stock of Diamonds at Bargain Prices
(Both Mounted and Unmounted)
Your Choice of Mountings—Both White and Yellow Golil
A bake sale sponsored by the
WSCS of the Aldersgate Metho
dist Church will be held Friday,
beginning at 10 a.m., at the
Colonial Store, Glen Lennox.
We Invite Your Account!
TheBanlldfCiliapei Hill
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Three Conveniently Located Branches To Serve You
SHOWING FACULTY WORKS
The University Library is cur
rently exhibiting, in four cases
on the main floor, selected 1954
publications by University facu
lty members. Sixteen departments
are represented with books, mo
nographs, bulletins and journal
articles. This exhibition was plan
ned to make public the scholarly
productivity of the faculty mem
bers and to show their wide
range of research and activity.
DENTAL DAMES MEET
The Dental Dames will meet
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Librai-y
Assembly Room. Prof. J. C. An
drews will speak about his recent
stay in the Far East.
CAMERA CLUB
The Camera Club will meet ^
Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home j
of Mrs. H. D. Crockford on Coun- ,
try Club Road. Miss Jane Dicks |
will show slides of licr trip to ’
India.
TRUI
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LIFE
Informal Photography
(By appointment at your home)
Wedding Photos
A Specialty
PRESS PHOTO SERVICE
ROLAND GIDUZ
Ofc.—News Building,
Main St., Carrboro
^ Wedding Bands (all sizes and wi
^ Men's Jewelry
^ Baby Gifts
^ Costume Jewelry
^ Pins and Broaches
^ Matching Necklace
^ Birthstone Rings
Masonic Rings (eighteen to choose
Sets
from)
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