y, APRIL la, 1957
CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
PAGE THREE
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Kell mg And Dr. Henderson ;To Wed
Slrnxi' lint Day ,
AJnil soth
Just Arrived!
5p your Easter outfit with one of
ese fine Dobbs straws in Milans and
ne and coarse weaves. New charcoal
ay and charcoal browns, as well as
atural. Plain and patterned bands,
ck yours out today.
Personal Mention
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♦ Dean Lucile Kelling of the School
of Library Science will be married
to Dr. Archibald Henderson, retired
professor of mathematics, Saliir-,
day, June 15. at 5 pm it was an- Phillips of Winston-Salem and their three chil-
nouncecl here today ' ' spent last weekend with their families here—the Guy Phil-
' lipses and Mrs. William B. Cobb.
Miss Merritt,
Mr. Womble
iTe Be Married
Dr. Henderson, nationally-known
mathematician, bii o gr a ph er of Mack returned last Sunday to her home in Coumbus, Ohio,
G«orge Bernard Shaw and promin-i ^ ^ere with Mrs. M.. E. Hogan.
eiit lecturer and literary figure, will' William F. Hutchinson was in town visiting friends for two days this
be 80 years old June 17. week on his way iiome to Marblehead, Mass., from Florida.
Miss Kelling. a native of Alma* Mrs. E. H. Greer of El Cerrito, Calif., and her two children have re-
City, Minn., was graduated from
Whitman -College in Walla Walla,
Wash., in 1917 and has been a mem
ber of the faculty at Chapel liiil
since 1932, becoming Dean of the
School of Library Science in 1950.
She is Curator of the G. B,
Collection at the UNC Library.
The wedding ceremonies will take
place at the home of Dr. Hender
son’s sisters, Mrs. Lyman Gotten
.and Miss Mary F. Henderson, on
Hooper Lane in Chapel Hill. The
turned home after visiting here with her r-elatives, the Collier
Cobbs. Mrs. Greer was the former Elizabeth Cebb of Winston-
Salem.
L. R. Jordan, national Vice-President of Alpha Kappa Psi professional
business fraternity, was in Morgantown, W. Va., Tuesday to ad
dress the University of West Virginia chapter.
Shaw g, Caldwell of the UNC History Department addressed a
large meeting of Maspns and their wives in Norfolk, Va., last
Friday. The meeting w’as sponsored by Grice Commandery No.
16 Knights Templar of that city. Prof. Caldwell was past Grand-
Master and past Grand-High Priest of North Carolina.
Frederick Dashiell left today for his home in Spart^nbupg. S. C., to
spend his Easter holidays with his family,
R(. Rev. Edwin A. Penick, Bishop victor A. Greulach and H. H. Totten are in Athens, Ga.. to attend j Company,
of the Episcopal Diocese of North i meetings of the Association of Southeastern Biologists. Mr. Greu-- -A- late
lach will present a paper during the three-day conference.
; Mrs. William Padgette and Mrs. A. W. Pierpont left Tue.sday for a
two weeks’ trip to Marblehead, Mass., and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merritt of
1108 Pittsboro Road announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Iris Marie, to Thomas Macon Wom-
blc Ji’. of Winston-Salem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macon Wom-
bie of Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
Miss Merritt attended Chapel
Hill nigh School and graduated
from Meredith College wdth an
A. B. degree in Elementary Edu
cation. She has been teaching in
the Charlotte City School^.
Mr. Womble is a graduate of
North Carolina State College with
a B.S.. degree in Industrial Engi
neering. He was a member of Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon .social fraterni
ty. He is employed now as an en-
gin'eer by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
summer wedding is
Carolina will conduct the cere-
nioniie.s. Only members of the family
and a few other invited guests will|
attend, j
; planned.
From 5.00 To 7.50
„ , „ ^ , Dr. Warfield Garson, George Cannefax, Dr, Joseph Portnoy, Clarence
Prof, Hendei^on for many years, ^ jyr. Henry Tauber, Dr. James Thayer. Miss Miriam Per-
Department of| Field will be in Washington, D, C., next
i a lema ics, was retired about 10 ^ symposium sponsored by the U. S.
year.s ago. As a scientist he was^ jj^alth Service,
one of the early lecturers on Eins-i ht- r> t, i i. • . .
Miss Betty Baucom, who-has ju.st returned from two years of foreign
MISS IRIS MARIE MERRITT
CHII^DREN’S HOME SOCIETY i
MEETLNG
TRANQUILiZER!
tein's Theory of Eelatlvity. He has
wrffiten several vohime.s on tlie
life of George Bernard Shaw, the
most famous being “Bernard Shaw:
Playboy and Rropihet."
RECIT.4L AT DUKE
service in Germany, is visiting her brother. Walt Baucom, and hi.s
family on Stagecoach Road. -
Dr. and Mrs. Lionel Truscott of Washington, D, C. were recent guests
of the Fred Ellise.s on Old Mill Road. Dr. Truscott was formerly on
the staff of the University Medical School.
Mrs. Walden Alexander of Salemburg, Va„ was a houseguest of the
Bill Cherrys on- Greenwood Road recently.
E. M. Adams and E. W. Wall are attending meetings of the Southern
Philosophical Association this week in Knoxville, Tenii.
jVrtbur Poister, professor of organ
at Syracuse University and a recog-: The John D. Golden family of Stagecoach Road i.s spending the Ea.ster
nized authority on the music of vacation in Richmond, Va.. with relatives.
Bach, will present a gue.st organ Mr. and Mrs. James Street Jr. .of New York and their daughter,
recital in the Duke University Chap-; Ricky, are spending the weekend with Mr.s. Lucy Street,
el on .Easter Sunday. The 4 p.m.j The Fred Ellis family on Old Mill Road are spending their Easter
program, which will include Dupre’s I vaction with their relatives in Landrum, S. C.
(our .stations of the erfl.ss, Ls free The Sandy McClamrochs are at Morehead for Easter.
and the public is invited.
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FROM ALEXANDER'S FOR THE
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AT LEAST $10 IN GOODS
Mrs. Guy Johnson is going to Seattle. Wash., {o conduct a workshop j
for leaders in Chi Omega social sorority. On her way back she!
will stop in Eugene, Ore., to visit her son, Benton, and her new;
j granddaughter. Rebecca. From there she will go to Dallas, Texas, I
! to conduct a Sotithwe.stern workshop for chapJer officers of Chi;
! Omega and to visit her mother. She will return here in earlv Mav. >
What are the legal ste-ps in ad
opting a child? What are the safe-
guard.s offered by an adoption
agency? What special problems
does adoption present? These and
other a.spects Npf adoption prooe-
dures will be discussed at a meet-
uig for applicants scheduled by
the Children’s Home Society of
North Carolina here tonight. The
public is invited to attend this
meeting, whuch will be held in
106 Hanes Hall at 7; 30. Miss Har
riet L. Tynes, Agency director,
will lead the discussion. The Cliil-
clren’s Home ScMiiety is the only
statewide voluntarily supported
adoption agency in N. C. and it
is licensed to place babies and
older children in adoptive homes
throughout the state.
No Prescription Needed!
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Recommended by Physicians!
Not For Sale — It s Free!
Those statements may sound contradictory
but they’re all true, for the —
'■FEACh OE GOD THAT PASSETfl
AIJ. VyDEIiSTAXDIXG"
Is indrerl n I'raiiqiiU'izcy of Re{:o(y}iized Meril!
During
of
, Mrs. WTlliam Garsit of Washington, D. C., is here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
i Arthur Roe.
Mr. and Mrs, Mulholland of Lorraine. Ohio, are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. Edward Bernasek.
Andrews-Crawford Nuptials Set
Captain Kangaroo says-^
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with perfect fit!”
5.95
to 7.95
The W’edding of Miss Foye Dur
ham Andrews to Ernest Wilson
Crawford will take place this Sat
urday in the Antioch Bapiist
Church at 7:30 p.m. Miss Andrews
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas P. Andrews of Route One
.and Mr. Crawford is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Crawford
of Route One.
Miss Faye Andrews, twin sister
of the bride, will be maid of hon
or. Bridesmaids will be Miss Bet
ty Lou Andrews^ sister of the
bride; Mrs. Lora Mae Andrews,
sister-in-law of the bride; Mrs.
Shirley Strowd, sister of ' the
groom; and Miss Kathryn Atwat
er.
Mr. Crawford will be best man
for his son. Ushers will be Richard
‘ and Billy Wayne Andrews, brotb-
I ers of the bride, Harold Glosson,
' and Wayne Strowd, brother-in-law
of the groom.
A reception following the cere-
mony will be held at the home of
Mrs. Aubrey McLennan, aunt of
the bride, on University Lake
Road. Assisting Mrs. _ McLennan
will be Mrs. Edna Tilley, Mrs.
Georgia Blackwood. Mrs. Barbara
Cheek, Mrs. Margie Andrews,
Mrs.
DUKE SYMPHONY TO PLAY !
TJie Duke University Symphony i
I Orchestra’,? spring concert tonight |
j will be an all-Easter program, with;
1 music especially chosen for the sea- [
son. The concert will be given at^
B;30 p.m. in Page Auditorium on’
; Ihe West Campus, giving those who;
j are attending the 7:30 p.m. Maundy |
i Thursday service in itearby Duke
I Chapel an opportunity to attefid the
j concert as well.
this season especially,, attend the church or temple
your choice, and as you relax in the quieh of the
Divine sanctuary you may well acquire that
serenity and tranquility the world
needs so much today.
Resj)f'ctfully Dedicated
to our
Chajjel Hill ('.hurches
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9:30 A.M.
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EASTER MUSIC CONCERTS
Programs of Easter music will
l)e given at the North Carolina
Museum of Art in Raleigh at 3
p.m. tomorrow and Saturday un
der direction of Mrs. May deFor-
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