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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
"I"HUR3DAY
TO AIR 'PORGY'
George Gershwin's “Porgy And
Eess” will be played by Norman’
Cordon on his WUNC program
“Let’s Listen To Opera” tomor-'
PEOPLE
In Brief
SPORTS
CAPERS
Buy Here Or Away?
row night at 8 o’clock. He will
p.iesent a new Columbia record-! CHAPEL HILL RECORDER'S! By Claudia Cannady
ing of Gershwin’s only opera, star-| Court Judge ’W'illiam S. Stewart; Tragedy almost struck last week,
ring Camilla 'Williams as Bess and cracking down on speeders. He^ In years past, I have tried to in-
Regarding Domestic Questions:
Rotary Anns Apply 4-Way Test
Lawrence Winters as Porgy.
GREENSBORO DAILY
NEWS
For Home Delivery Phone
8-6366
levied fines of up to $50 and costs j elude as many football players
this week on defendants who were as I could provide for, in my
charged with speeding from over.' Thanksgiving dinner plans. 1 re-
75 to over 85 miles an hour. Three lized long ago, that continuous
of four judgements were appeal-■ prai lice necessitated their remain-
2, 3, 4, or 5
room, attractive homes, inside
or outside, suburban or coun
tryside, contemporary or colon
ial, from $6500 up. Three brand
new, outstanding listingsl Why
not come in new and let us lo
cale just what you want and
need?
ed to superior court.
A NICE LOOKING YOUNG
blonde woman 'and a letter are
missing from Person Hall Art Gal
lery. The two are a part of Fra
gonard’s picture, “The Letter,”
which is the first mishap in the! mgelhcr,) and an invitation to'
eight - year history of Person more of the players. I
Hall's picture rental system. Thej We shopped every available mo-
. ^ f. - n i_. .1 1 . 1 !
ing in town for the holidays.
A friend and fellow fanatic on
the football subject, opened her
home and heart this year so that
we WGu.d be able to provide more!
room, more food tby preparing it
whereabouts of this painting are ment for a full week and devoted
now unknown because of a mix-
up in the checking-out system for
all our remaining free time to
making plans and preparations.
ihe rental service. Anyone with! Cur p.D'chases included a 16 pound
mforrnation on “''Ine Letter”
asked to call the Art Gallery.
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■ SUNDAY-MONDAY
Thursday
5:.30 p. m. Barbecue supper, Me-
hot / Church.
7.1)0 p. m. S. E. Gerard Priest
ly speaks. Hill Hall.
8p.t m. Interracial Fellowship,
Ep.scopal Parish House.
8 p. in. Bask.tbaii, UNC vs. Mc-
Jraiv Eagles, Woollen Gym,
Friday
2 p. in, Pcnian.l Crafts Fair,
..ira,,,;;!! Memorial.
. 3 p. m. B-eat Book Parade,!
.town.own Chapel Hill.
3 p. m. Community Club, In
stil utc of Pharmacy Building.
8 p. m. Prof Wilfred Sellars
speaks, Morchead Building facul
ty'lounge.
Saturday
10 a.'m. Peiuand Crafts Fair,
Graham Memorial.
5:30 p. m. Barbecue supper,
Canboro Methodist Church.
Sunday
4 p. m. CHHS tree band con-
^ \ .ii.'gh School Auditorium.
8 p. m. Petite Musicale, Gra-
.jam .‘Icmorial,
Monday
7:30 p. m,. B'oard of Aldermen,
town Hall.
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The next meeting of the Com-
niuiiily Drania Group will be on
Sunday at 7:-j5 p.m. in the Library
Assem'biy Boom. Mary Smith will
direct a reading of Galsworthy’s
play “Loyalties.” This play has
a large cast and everyone who
is interested in reading is wel
come to come.
Mt. Carmel
Community News
Mrs. Ralph L. Blackwood, Sr.,
Correspondent, Phone 8-5587
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THE OUTSIDE...
ALL FURY
ON THE
INSIDE!
for the Teachers and Assoc. Teach
ers.
Allen White held a Clinic for the
officers of the Sunday School.
I iirV MHHI flW * tlay fay RANALD MacDOUGALL . Based on a novel by Edna Lee
a A JERRY WAID Production • Directed by RANALD MacDOUGALL
HEAR PROF PHIALAS
Prof Peter G. Phialas of the
U; \ ersity’s English 'Department
will speak on “The Coherence
of Theme in Shakespeare’s Joy
ous Comedies” at a meeting of
; the Philological Club to be held
I Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the
. Faculty l.aungc of Morchead |
Building. j
turkey, and ev- j
erything else,
one may ex
pect to be ser
ved on a tradi
tional Thanks
giving t a b i e.
The “Big!
Blow” came,j
however, when
at a football
meeting on
Tuesday evening. Coach Barclay
announced it would be compulsory
for every player to eat, together,
at th Monogram Club.
All was not lost, for Coach Bar
clay’s weekend plan.s for the boys
did not include Saturday night.
I Hastily, I joined forces with my
fri’end, /(Dottle Thorp) and her
family, and together we contacted
everyone and rc-issued the in
vitations. . .The belated Thanks
giving dinner was warmly receiv
ed and joyously consumed by some
12 happy people. . .It always does
my heart good when I feel I have
perhaps given them a small part
of home life. . .away from home.
It seems like such a little thing
when they work so hard for so
many years to provide many en
tertaining afternoons for all.
You men folks, take heed: Join
the Chapel Hill Athletic Club and
take several •'athletics home,, to
meet your familis. The boys . love,
the a.mosphere of a home with
the warmth of family love. . .and
you will never regret having tak
en them into your hearts.
Four wives of Chapel Hill Ro-
i tarians last night put the national
ly - adopted Rotary “Four - Way
Test” to quite a severe test, check
ing its application to several do
mestic questions during a panel
discussion.
Raj'mond Kaighn, program chair
man, introduced Mrs. Whatley W.
Pierson, Mrs. Tom Bost, Mrs. Jer
ry Hudson, and Mrs, Jake Wade.
He reviewed the origin of the test,
which is as follows; “Is it the
truth? Is it fair to all concerned?
Will it help build good will and
better friendships?” and—“Will it
be beneficial to all concerned?”
The panel was first asked to ap
ply the test to their home-town
buying practiees. Consensus of
the group was that some out-of-towm !
buying might be sanctioned, some |
not. For instance, Mrs. Pierson felt'
that the variance in local gas prices
-'ould not stand the F'our-Way
Test and thus felt “If we apply the
'our-Way Test in this case the
•vomen feel they have the right
act to trade here if they doiTt
■vant to."
Lincoln Pupil
Struck By Car
However, regarding the buying
of their clothes, and electrical ap
pliances which might require local
.servicing, Mrs. Pierson, suggested
that the application of the test
would direct them to shop at
home.
Other questions taken up by the
panel in its presentation of this
Test were; “How can the amount
of time a person should give to
community work be determined?”
“Is it right for a man to consistent
ly bring his work r.ome from the
office?” and “How can the prob
lem of who should use the car in
a one-car family be solved?”
^•—
A,lice Alston, 18-ycar-old Lin
coln High School pupil of Route
Two, was slightly injured in a
traffic accident Monday morning
as she -started to board a school
bus on the Pittsboro Road.
According to Highway Patrol
man E. S. Robinson the girl was
waiting for the bus at the en
trance to Dogwood Acres. It had
stopped for her when a north
bound 1951 Chrysler driven by
Grover Davis, Negro of Albemar
le, skidded into her and over
turned on the highway embank
ment.
NEED BLOOD DONORS
Mrs. Berty Partin, Airport
Road Negro woman, was ser
iously burned yesterday morn
ing When her clothers caught
fire as she stood near the fire
place in her home. She is now
in Memorial Hospital and is in
need of blood donations. Any
one who will donate blood for
her is asked to telephone Hill
iard Caldwell at 9-9473. Any
type of blood will do since the
bio.ad given to her simply needs
to be replaced.
by the patrolman with reckless
driving.
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John Frank Kirk, a passenger, I
in the car, was slightly injured;
in the wreck. Davis was charged |
Give Teenagers a Slice
of North Carolina Life!
'Beat Dook' Parade Is Tomorrov/
The Queen and a court of six
coeds were chosen Tuesday night
to reign over the gala annual
“Beat Dook” parade, sponsored
by Pi Kappa Alpha social fraterni
ty. These girls will ride on the
PiKA float in the parade, which
begins tomorrow at 3 p. m.
Thirty-two floats have been
scheduled to appear in the parade.
They have been entered by various
dormitories, sororities and fratcr-
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o£ the parade in front of "VVoollen
Gym. j
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A. H. A. Williams, Mgr. Ins. Depf. Rhone|
Mr. and Mrs. Highfield Shelley
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ley’s father. Pies Bennett over the
Ihanksgiving Holidays. |
; Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Ray and John- I
nic of Hillsboro., spent Sunday with :
Mrs. Ray’s father, Mr. Pies Ben
nett.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bennett of
Raleigh spent Sunday with Mr.
Bennett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernice Bennett and Mr. Bennett’s
grandfather, Mr. Pics Bennett.
Miss Ellen Spa'iTow was home
from East Carolina College for the
Holidays with her paients, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Sparrow,
Mi.sses Clarice and Iris Merritt
were home from East Carolina Col
lege and Meridith College with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Merritt, for the holidays.
Mrs. Irvin Smith is improving
at her home on Pittsboro Road.
Mr. U. S. Suittc, father of Mrs.
John Williams, remains seriously
ill at Watts Hospital in Durham.
.Airs. William’s mother is improv
ing at her home in Durham.
Mrs. S. C. Hundley has been con
fined to her home with illness for
a few days but, is much improved.
The W.M.U. women of the chur
Tile W. M. U. wmmen of the
church are observing W’eek of
Prayer this week for Foreign Miss
ions.
The W. M, U. met with Mrs.
E. G. Merritt at her home on Pitts
boro Road Monday night. Tuesday
night they met at the home of
Mrs. Gene Hundley just off Far
rington Road. They will meet to
night (Thursday) wtih Mrs. P. E.
John.son at her home on Old Lys-
t. a Road.
On Wednesday the Rev. Hubert
Mumford from Durham Missionary
of the Yates Association, conduct
ed a Sunday Clinic at the church
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