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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER PAGE THREE JB CONVENE HERE—The Chapel Hill Community Club was hostess for representa- ; m of Women's Clubs at the annual meeting , women here last Wednesday. Principals at the luncheon ses- vere (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. I. 6. Greer, who gave a program of folk songs; Mrs. jious and Mrs. Claude Shofts, who were in charge of arrangements; Mrs. L. Y. Bal- District President; and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney of King's Mountain, State Federation News Leader Photo Altrusa Club Is Cited For Membership Gain The Chapel Hill Altrusa Clut> has been cited as one of 12 clubs in this Altrusa district to have shown more than a 10 per cent membership increase during the past year. Mrs. Lucy Sutton, local delegate to the recent .second conference of the Third District of Altrusa International Clubs, meeting in Charlotte, reported on this meet ing at the local group’s meeting ‘ Thursday. | She and Mrs. Carl Smith, Club , President, represented the Chapel! Hill club at the five-state meeting. i Mrs. Sutton reported that the ■ District project adopted for the coming year would be to train j specialists in mental health. Dr. Dr. Honors June Sawyer who will be- , |aiph Bland of , was honored by a mis- | ^ejiven by Miss nd Mrs. Bob ^tended the af- j ''omen’s. Civic j 'rboro School. ■ presented a age upon her on. j 3f green and lecorating the shments table center piece id chrysanthe- s served re- )unch and in- d white-iced ther Neb. ;eit Friday to , Lincoln, Ne- ^r, Frank A. [ Lincoln at- re that morn- I'hy - illness. cakes, along with peanuts and green and white mints. Several bridal game.s were played. In addition to the bride-elect and the hostesses, those present were Mrs. J. D. Sawyer, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. T. W. Bland, mother of Miss Sawyer’s fiance, Miss Harolyn Hanford, who will be a mafd-of-honor in, the -wedd ing, Miss Kay -Nell Maddry, who will be pianist for the wedding, and Miss Becky Buckner, Miss Beth Sparrow, Miss Phyllis Mor ris, Miss LaVern Riddle, Miss Con nie Ridout. Mrs. R. S. Hinnant, Miss Julian Johnson, Mrs, J. T, Blake, Mrs.. Billy Watts, Mrs. Jake Hardee, Mrs. Tommy Riggsbee, Mrs. H. B. Hackney, Mrs. Bob Ray, Mrs. Jim Wright, and Mrs. T. T. Hanford. District Meet Of Auxiliary Is Set Here RETIRED THURSDAY —Miss Ruby R©ss, registrar for the UNC School of Public Health and Uni versity employee for the past 30 years, was honored with a re ception by her fellcw employees recently, in recognition of her retirement on Nov. 1, She will make her home in Durham with her sisters, Misses Juanita and Daisy Ross. Miss Pat Noah Given Shower At Carlisles A miscellaneous shower at the Pittsboro Road home of Mrs. Fi*ank Carlisl'C honored Miss Patricia Noah, bride-elect of this month, on last W^ednesday evening. About 25 guests attended the affair, for which Mrs. W. G. Fields Sr., was co-hostess. The home was Halloween color motif. Upon her decorated with an orange and black arrival the honoree was presented a corsage of bronze chrysanthe mums by Mrs. Carlisle. •Refreshments of orange punch, hamc biscuits, pimiento cheese and chicken salad sandwiches, and coconut cakes were served by the hostesses and Mrs. E. W. Schqdt, Mrs. Jim Fowler, and Mrs. Ray mond Andrews. A centerpiece of harvest vegeta bles and bronze chrysanthemums, flanked by orange candlesticks, I was arranged on the refreshments „ -u ^ ^ ® There couldiTt be a better time I for your pre-game luncheon or vic- The honoree was awarded a I (jj^ner than the Carolirna-Duke Personal Mention (Phone 8444 For Contributions To This Column) Prof, and Mrs. Paul Guthrie were at the University of Tennessee over the weekend to attend his 25th class reunion. Mrs. Bill Sorrell and daughter, Susan, of Charlotte w'ere Nveekend guests of Mrs. Sorrell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ellinger. Mr.s. Harry F, Comer returned to her home in Abingdon, Va., on Fri day. following a visit here with Mrs. Edgar Knight and the J. B. , Linkers. Miss Mabel Mallette accompanied her to Abingdon for a 10-dqy visit. Mrs. Henry Lyman of Hollywood, Calif., is spending the week with Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Higlcy. The Rev, F. W. Hahn and the Rev. XJeorge Schott of Lutheran South ern Seminary in Columbia, S.C., were overnight guests last week of the W. H. Peacocks. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jones Jr., spent the weekend in Rocky Mount with his family. Mrs. Dave Shearer is a patient at Watts Hospital. Mrs. and Mrs. J. Wesley Thompson have returned from a wedding trip to Florida and are at home on the Durham Road, Prof, and Mrs. William Parker left yesterday for several days in Wash ington. D. C., where Prof. Parker will be doing some research preparatory to joining the UNC economics faculty next semester. Ernest Craige of the University medical faculty spoke this past weekend at a meeting of the American Clinical Climatological Association at Skytop, Pa. John T. Sessions of. the medical faculty will addreJis a meeting ' of the Southern Medical Association in W’’ashington, D. C., next Monday, Mrs. S. H. Basnight. Mrs. J. R. Ellis, and the Rev. Harvey L. Carnes will represent the United Church of Chapel Hill at the meeting this Tuesday of the 49 churches in the Eastern North Carolina Conference of the denomination at Kipling. Melbourne R. Carriker, Charles E. Jenner, and Rudolph Acheltema, representing the University- zoology faculty were delegates at the meeting of the Atlantic Estuarine Research Society in Solomons, Md., this past weekend. PTA Groups To Hear Talk By NCEAMan Claude Farrell, Lay Director of the North Carolina Education As sociation, will speak on “Import- and School Problems” at a public meeting for the Parent-Teacher Associations of the Community at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the Chapel Hill High School auditor ium. The meeting is being sponsored by the Chapel Hill Elementary School PTA, the local chapter of the N.C.E.A., and the local unit class needs a refrigerator and sewing machine. Anybody who has either these articles wliich he will donate is asked to call the prin cipal, Miss Mildred Mooneyhan. The School’s special education PTA the budget committee will present a budget for the coming year .for adoption of the -associa tion. At a short business session for Papers, Radio Receive Thanks For Promotion CLAUDE FARRELL of the Classroom Teachers Associa tion. the Chapel Hill Elementary School CIVIL SERVICE JOBS The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an ex- ■armination for Printing Plant Work er 'Positions for duty m the Govern ment Printing Office and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Wash ington, D. €. Further information and applica tion forms may he obtained at the Postofficc, in Chapel Hill. of the year Tiiursday Christmas shopping promotion plans were discussed by the Mer chants As.socdation Trade Promo- Mary Frances Davis of Chapel Hill has been .pledged to the Phi Mu Committee at this^ -groups social sorority at Queens College in Charlotte. Richard James Tu.ggle of 30-B Valley Park Road has been elected a member of the American Institute o fAccountan|.s, national pro fessional society of CPA’s. Miss Emily Pollard, speaking as Vice-President and amember of the Board of Directors of the State Art Museum, addressed the Fri day Afternoon Club in Greensboro this past Friday on the his tory and importance of the museum. prize for winning a series of brid al games'. Among special guests for the occasion were Mrs. Dave Hen ry, mother of the bride-eldct, and Mrs. Madge Proctor and Mrs. Mamie Yeager, aunts of the bride- elect. i id the Aldcns Lcre survivors aughter, Mrs. Jncoln, four three great rB MEETS lups will have his week: Li- ,m. Thursday Guy Phillips, to hear Mrs. review John jgle Pebble;” Mrs. M. S. Ickard Lane, and Paint and itii Mrs, J. • snney On Wednesday there will be a called meeting of the Eighth Dis- DAR Grant To Schoo! Lrict of the American Legion Au-1 - xiliary with Department Presi dent Mrs. Paul J. Johnson, Jr,, and her offficial family attending. Mrs. W. A. Phifer, Fifth Area Vice President requested Mrs. John Carr Ileitman to call .the District Meeting, so that the Department President could meet with as i many of the Units in the District as possible, on matters pertain- j ing to particular needs in the Dis-^ trict. A Special Committee composed of the Past Presidents of Unit j Six, of Chapel Hill, has been To Honor Mrs. Hobbs Lambert Davis, Director of the University of North Carolina Press, was guest speaker at the October meeting of the Davie Pop lar Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. In his review of the recently pub lished. “The Pursuit of Science in Revolutionary America 1735-1789”, Mrs. Davis pointed out that the his tory of seierce paralleled the his tory of the Colonies. the vited to take a special part in this j DisU-ict Committeewoman. meeting and coffee hour, which j Representatives from all is to be held at 2 p.m. in the Pine Units in the Third Area will meet Circle, ] Room of the Carolina Inn. I in Hamlet today at the American The Eighth District is composed Legion Home. Mrs. John J. Keller, ' of units in Chapel Hill, Durham,' Jr-^^o^J^Pr^enti and a number Henderson, Hillsboro, Lowes Grove, Oxford, Roxboro, Schley, and Warrenton. Mrs. Jake Nurkin, of Durham. Post Seven, Alternate' District Committeewoman, will be co-hos tess with Mrs. Heitman, th^j^ighth of the officers from the Chapel I Hill unit are in attendance. ERGRAFT I outstand- 'Ould like sTEVENS- >ick up a choice. SPHERE HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Monday, November 5 Mrs, G. N. Furbcck. Mrs. James . Dickens, Mrs. William F. Brit ten. Avery Russell. Tuesday, November 6 Mrs. W. C. Bodenheimer. N. B. Adams. Clyde Whitt Jr., E. J. Steytler, Mrs. John Melliiiger, Col. R. Carter Burns. Mi's. W. D. Atch- cson. Wednesday, November 7 Susan Patterson. Col. Thomas Taylor. Mr,s. James Ingram, Ro- hert Lester, William F. Worrell Jr.. Mrs. John Wilkins, Mrs. War ren Rose. (As Compiled by Huggins Hardware Birthday Calendar) NEW HOPE COMMUNITY NOTES Phone 8-3795 Mrs. Sam Ray 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shoupe announce the birth of their fourth child, a boy named Jerry Edwin and born on October 30. Mr. fehoupe is - the pastor at Cross Roads Baptist Church. Annua! Achievement Day for the Orange County Home Demon stration Clubs will be held Wed nesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Court house in Hillsboro. A social will be held in the Home Agent’s office at 2 p.m. After the meeting there will be an auction sale of white elephants, antiques, curios, home made articles, etc. 0. B. Copeland, Head of the Division of Agriculture Information, will be the speaker. j Sandy Ray, young son of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Sam Ray won a prize of a SlOO check to be used on any G.E. appliance. ’The Tire and Ap pliance Center, G.E. representa tives in Durham, sponsored dur- j ing one week in October, a “Live Better Electrically Contest.” San- I dy hopes to use his money on a TV set. game on Novcmher z,4! What’s more you’ve plenty of time to m.ake your plans. To help with your planning, to day’s Village Cook. Mrs. George Shepard,, has provided a imenu which i.s simple in construction and iF comjwsed of foods siu'table for preparation the night before or the im.orning of the game. She suggests 'Shrimp Newburg, rice, Perfection iSalad, 'French loaf bread, Angel Food short cake and ceTee. Complete reoipe.s and details (in cluding table setting and appropri ate centerpiecesfor Mrs. Shepard’s luncheon or dinner for 20 appear in the Junior Service Leagues “Caro- ..lin Cooking.-” Shrimp Newburg 6 tablespoons butter (or liaR but ter, half margarine 7 tables.poons flour 4 eups coffee cream j 12 tablespoons tomato catsup ■ 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 4-6 pounds shrimp, cooked, shell ed and deveined Dash of salt, pepper and eayennet 10 tablespoons sherry Melt butter, add flour and stir until well blended. iStir in coffee cream very slowly. When sauce is thick, stir in catsup and Worcester shire sauce. Add shilmp and sea sonings. 'Stir and cook until well How The Village Cooks By NANCY WINBORNE heated. Add sliei’ry. Serve shrimp- over rice. (Shrimp will vary ac cording to individual taste and bud get!) “Carolina Cooking” is sold in lo cal stores or may be ordered from the. Junior Service League, Box 374, Chapel Hill. The price is $1.50 plus 1C cents mailing c-harges. final meetlns morning. Committee Chairman Carlton Byrd announced that the new de corations to supplement .the illumi nated candle ornaments for,^ down town decorations would be delivered next Monday and would be pre pared for erection by the Y-Teens. He expressed his appreciation, in the name o.f the Committee, to the newspapers and the radio station ■of the community for their help in carrying out trade promotions tlii.s, year. The group also voted to give the Carrboro Lions Club a , check for Carrboro Christmas de corations, the am-oiuit to be calucu- : lilted on a pro-rata share of Carr- boro partictipation in the trade pro motions fund. We are NOT Suppressing PROUD SHOES By Pauli Murray A courageous young woman talks of her ancestors—both black and white—in the Chapel Hill—Dur ham area. Just Out $3.50 THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP 205 E. Franklin St, Open Till 10 P.M. WENTWORTH & SLOAN 167 E. Franklin Phone 93331 STORY BY DORIS BETTS The November issue of “Mademo iselle” magazine cairries a story, “The Proud and Virtuous” by Doris Betts of Chapel Kill. NEW KATTSOFF BOOK '‘Logic and the Nature of Reali ty.” a new 'book by Louis Ol Kat- tsoff of the University, has been released by Martinus Nijhoff, .pub lisher, The Hague.. In his book, Mr. Kattsoff. professor of philo sophy at UNC, not only critically studies huguisLic movement, .but at tempts to lay the foundation for a metaphysic. , TO HEAR HARPER TAl-K Prof. George M. Harper will speak • to the University Pliilolo-gical Club on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the faculty lounge of Che Morehead Planetarium. A member of the English Depart ment faculty. Harper will present a paper entitled “Plato’s Theory of Ideas in Blake’s Prophetic Books.” -UNC faculty members and grad uate students attend the meetings of the Philological Club, beaoec by Prof. Ernest W. Talbert. MRS. SHEPARD News Leader Photo BABY FOUND ' IN NEW B-29 New type diaper shaped like a B- 29 to make one size fit all age babies without folding is money ^ saving idea. Just j Tftr fl free booklet, one Size tO buy. ' urile Uetter Diaper _ Factory, Dept. N, So easy to wash : e. Te.. genuine “Dexter Diapers” at Youth i Center in Chapel Hill. I The Pace Christmas Shop for unusual Chrisfmas cards, decorations, papers, ribbons and stocking presents. In the main store: gifts for all members of the family and discriminating friends. PACE Glen Lennox Shopping Center Open daily until Christmas 9:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. JOINS ROBBINS STAFF — Tcmmy Dement joined the staff cl J. B. Robbins as head of the shoe department as of Nov. 1. Formerly with the Robbins store both here and in Durham, Mr. Dement has for the past year .fteen manager of Alexanders Shoe Store here. He succeeds Harold Stutts in his new capaci- News i.eader Photo rURE framing lY SIZE—MADE TO ORDER TER'S CAMERA STORE Greeting Cards Assorted Boxed Cards 59?: up Cellophane Wrapped Cards Make Your Selections Early It's Warm Now: But Winter Is Coming. See Us For: Hats Topcoats Wool & Worsted Suits Plus All Accessories!
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