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Dr. G. P. Manire, As.sociate Pro
fessor in the University Medical
School, left this week for Copen
hagen, Denmark, M'hcre he will
spe.tid the 1956 calendar year in re
search study at the Staten.s Serum-
ins,;tut, a Danish biological pro
duction and research centei-.
'working under a Fulbright Re-
Varsity
SHOWSrMG
PAINT-SKETCH GROUP
The Painting and Sketching
Workshop of the Community Ciub
will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.
in the home of Mrs. W. F. Pender-
graft, 815 Old Pittsboro Road.
starring
OLIVIA de HAVILLAND
ROBERT MITCHUM
I FRANK SINATRA
CIORIA GRAHAME
CHRISTMAS SCENE—The colorful over-the-street lights and orna
ments on the first block of North Columbia Street, reflecting on the
auto hoods and the Carl Smith Building, cast
tranquility as the Yuletide draws closer.
pTcfure ^ 'Jhrtstmasy-
News Leader Photo
'Chfistmos Around The World' To Be Theme
Of Community Carol Sing Tomorrow Evening
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SUNDAY-MONDAY
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SATURDAY
Late Show Sat. Night
Sunday—Monday
“Christmas Around The World”
vill be th'^ theme of the communi
ty carol sing, sponsored by the In
terracial Fellowship for the Schools
ind the Cosmopolitan Club, to be
held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Sun
day School room of the Lutheran
Church on East Rosemary Street.
Group singing will be led by
Joseph Wood, music teacher of
Chapel Hill High School and Mrs.
R. P. Bell, music teacher of Lincoln
High School. Besides group sing
ing of the familiar carols, the pro
gram. planned to be of interest
to children as well as adults, will
include carols sung by several
groups from other countries and
one number by a, chorus from Lin-
con High School.
Carols of other lands will be i
sung by: Margareta Ortenblad, Bri-
ta Moberg Tate, Gunhild Gislerud,
and Kirsten Milbrath of Scandina
via; Mrs. Hildegarde Pierce, Mrs.
Gertrude Huckaby, Erhard Kant-
zenbach, Dorothy Kuge, Ann Arth
ur and Rosemarie Fussenegger of
I Germany and'^^ustria; Eva Suna,
Mario Fajardo, Jorge Claripo, Dr.
Alberto Lacoius, Alcira Florez,
Jorge Maldonado, Hortensia Colon,
Jorge Sevilla and Milagros Guzman
of Latin America; and Mrs. Char
lotte Huse, France.
ney, Dorothy Atwater, Peggie Vick
ers, Sallie Johnson and Evelyn
Burnette.
Members of the committee in
charge of the program are Mrs.
Robert Bunting, chairman, Mrs.
Velma Perry, Mrs. Oscar Rice, John
“No Candle Was There and No I Riebel and Ram Desikon. Mrs.
tire will be sung by the following I Joseph Phillips is in charge of the
Lincoln High School students: | social period following the pro-
Elaine Hairston, Elizabeth Jones, i gram. The public is invited 'to at-
Malissa Farrington, Loretta Hack-1 tend.
Heating Firm
Is Building
New Quarters
News From Route 3
Including Manns Chapel and Lystra
Mrs. Harrison Hunt, Correspondent — Phone 9-8238
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Ofc.—News Building,
Main St., Carrbon*
Last Sunday was Missions Day at
Lystra with the Youth Choir giving
the special music and helping to
sing the Sunbeam, G.A., R.A., YWA
and WMU hymns. Visitors to Lystra
were Ernie Sparrow of Graham,
Geneverette Oldham, Bobby Lassi
ter, Lee Guthrie, Mrs. Guthrie and
Mrs. Wilson.
We are glad to know that B. S,
Williams is improving after being
sick for over two weeks at his
heme. M’e hope that he will be out
soon,
Edward Scott, who became ill at
his home last week, is improving
and we hope he will soon be en
tirely well.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Kirkman of
Asheboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Lowe last Sunday.
The officers and teachers of the
Youth Depai’tment of Lystra held
their meeting last Thursday night
at the Community House.
Mr. James L. Carson is improv
ing, after being .sick at her home
all last week.
Mrs. S. H. Ware of Reidsville
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Carson.
We are glad to learn that Wal
ter Dollar is better. He became
sick suddenly last w'eek, but is
slowly improving.
Congratulation,s to Miss Mozelle
Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A new building for the Universi- ^
ty Heating Company is being con-!
structed behind the Dawson Build- i
ing on West Rosemafy Street. I
The block structure will be 30- j
^eet wile by 60- feet deep and is
e.xpected to be conpleted in about
5ix weeks. The recently-organized
arm is owned by W. Lea Powell
and Paul Roberts and has been'
)perating out of quarters in Carr-1
boro. I
The tiny new building alongside ;
•his new construction site will be '
1 peanut and popcorn stand to be
operated by Mr. Anthony, the re
tired newspaper seller, who lives ;
in the Dawson Building. This 10-by- ’
14-foot brick and block structure
was recently built by M. J. Daw-1
son on the west side of the Rose-!
mary Automatic Laundry building
Kemp's
Before
Christmas
Hit
SALE!
,er
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At Least 20% Off On
EVERYTHING
50% Off On Some Things
W. Alfred Carson. Miss Carson was
married last week to Orie Aber
nathy of Bynum.
W, J. Williams is verj’ sick at
the home of his son, H. S. IVilliams. on West Rosemary Street.
Mrs. W. J. Williams is improving at
Memorial Hospital where she is
receiving treatment for diabetic
complications. We hope she can
soon be home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalter B. Williams
and children of Jacksonville came
up last weekend to see their par
ents, both of whom are sick.
Other stores have After Christmas Sales Prices j
to get rid of the left overs. We’re having GoUnl
a Before Christmas Sale—giving you a I
real Christmas Present In Savings. Get ’em
before Christmas. ChristmJ
Farm debt regched $18 billion
at the beginning of 1955. This was
6 per cent more than a year earl
ier.
RECORDS & HIGH Fll
EQUIPMENT
Mrs. Sudie Bowling is sick again
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Cary Tripp. We hope Mrs, Bowling
will be well soon.
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