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ISAGE TWO THE CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER Concert Series Member Drive Seats Said "Going Very Well" Mrs. Lawrence London, member ship chairman for the Chapel Hill Concet Series, said today that that "seats are going very well” in the group’s pre-season selling drive. (Mrs. London said that ‘'.some very good ones’’ are .still available, how ever. First artist on the local unit’-s se. ries will be Leonard Warren, fa- anous bai’itone of the iMetropolitan j Opera. He will appear in concert at Memorial Hall Oct. 6. Mr. Warren launched his current season this month with the San Francisco Opera, with appearances in three of his greatest roles, Scar- pia in ‘‘Tosca,” which won him ovations at the Met last .season. ■‘Simon Boccanegra” and ‘‘Fals- taff.’' He will begin his Metropoli tan season in the much-awaited revival of ‘‘Ernani” and will also sing in “Tosca,’’ ‘‘Traviata,” ‘‘II Trovatore” and “Eigoletto.” The singer, called ‘‘the world’s finest dramatic baritone” by maga zines, will appear this year on such Just Arrived! Imported DUTCH BULB top radio and television shows as “The Telephone Hour” and was oire of the galaxy of stars on la.st Janu ary’s NBC-S. Hurok Spectacular "Festival of Music.” His large catalogue of RCA-Vietor recordings are among the industry’s most ad mired. Born in New York City, Warren reached the Met through the Audi tions of the Air. After six-months’ study in Italy, he made his debui in 1039 and rose through minor roles to dominate the company’s baritone roster. In the 1853-1054 sea son he won wide acclaim in his debut at Milan's La Scala, and he also sang for six consecutive sea sons in Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon and in the Teatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro. + CARRBORO Social and Personal + BARCLIFT TO SPEAK Dr. C. D. Barclift, District Supt. of the Durham District of Metho dist Churches, will deliver the ser mon next Sunday evening, Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. at the Carrboro Methodist Church. After the service the regu lar Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Churches in this' area will be held with Dr. Barclift' pre siding. Christian Science Christian Science Services will be held Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in Car- roll Hall. The spiritual, harmoni ous nature of God’s creation includ ing man will be brought out in the Lesson-Sermon entitled, ‘‘Reality.” Nursery services will be provided Ciuring the church hour. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 a.m. UGGINS ARDWARE EDWARD N. MANN, JR. 103. E. Franklin Phone 2471 ATIONWI^S ^ MuHiot tnsuronce Co. AVutwoi Fire Insurance Co. Life Insuronce Co. IMPROVES HOME J. R. Evans of Carrboro who re cently purchased the former W. H. Parker home on the corner of Lindsay Street and Poplar Ave., is making many improvements to the property. The home has been completely renovated, now being painted both inside and outside. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lillie and family will live in the home. Mr. Lillie has enrolled at UNC and his wife and two children will arrive in a few days. a *9 9 FREE DELIVERY! Promofion Day The Sunday School of CaiTboro Baptist Church will promote 88 members to new departments this Sunday. Promotion exercises will be held in the main sanctuary. All members and visitors will go to their regular classes at 9:45 to fill out the Sunday School records. At 10:00 all classes from the three year olds up will go to the sanctu ary. Those advancing to a new de partment will be recognized and pre sented their Promotion Certificates. The twenty two members of the Primary Department who are grad uating to the Junior Department will be given Bibles. Linda Franklin and George Can- nada will be given Attendance Pins during the Promotion Exercises. They have both earned pins during the past school year by attending Sunday School every Sunday. They have both completed two years with a perfect attendance record. After the promotion exercises in the main' sanctuary the members and visitors will go to their new classes. TO ATTEND SEMINAR The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Carrboro Methodist Church will send delegates to the annual Educational Seminar of the Durham District which will be held today (Thursday) at the Longhurst Methodist Church in Roxboro. [ Mrs. J. M. Carr of Oxford, dis trict secretary of missionary edu cation, will be in charge of the program, which will be called to order by Mrs. Frank W. Hanft of Chapel Hill. Four approved studies will be presented for the year with out standing leaders of women’s work of the church taking part on the programs throughout the day, be ginning at 9:30 a.m. A fellowship luncheon will take place at 1 p.m. More than 200 delegates will be in attendance at the meeting and the following members of the Carrboro Church plan to be present for the meeting, in Roxboro; Mrs. A. S. Parker, Mrs. L. R. Sturdivant, Mrs Elmer Hughes, Mrs. N. A. Des- rosiers, and Mrs. Herbert Watson. SHOWER Mrs. Benny Lee Smith, a recent bride, was honored last Friday evening with a miscellaneous show er given at the Carrboro Civic Club Hostesses for the courtesy were Mrs. Sherwood Ward, Mrs. Char les Wicker, Mrs. Bob Wilson, Mrs Donnie Ward, Miss Barbara Rose Cheek, Mrs. Henry Morris and Mrs Robert Blackwood. The club building was made lovely throughout the arrangements! of fall flowers carrying out the color scheme of mint green and white. Upon her arrival the hon oree was presented a lovely cor sage of yellow roses. Most interest ing games were enjoyed by the large number present who shower ed 'Mrs. Smith with many lovely and useful gifts including silver in her chosen pattern. Punch, decorat ed cake squares, nuts and mints were served from a lovely appoint ed table centered with an arrange ment of roses, flanked by tall white candles. The evening was a mosi enjoyable one for all present. BARBECUE SUPPER Barbecue and other home-cooked .foods will be served by member, of the Carrboro Methodist Church next Saturday afternoon beginning at 5:30 p.m. and lasting until al have been sold, at the church din ing room. Proceeds will go to the parsonage fund of the church. REVIVAL The Rev. Eugene Hancock, pas tor of the Andrews Memorial Bap tist Church of Graham, is assisting the Rev. Rudolph Hardee in a ser ies of revival services beginning each evening this week at 7:30 p.m. in the West View residential sec tion on Highway 54. Everyone 1.'= invited to attend. At the Capitol Plaza—a hotel of unusual charm located opposite the Union, Station Plaza. Noted for its genuine hospitality, comfortable accommodations, and for Its unusual food. Parking Lots and near by Garage facilities. Radio in every room siir‘ Air-conditioned guest rooms available. 300 modern rooms from $3 DODee HOTEL WASHINGTON. D.C. C. J. HARRIS, Managing Director HENRY J. LEMANSKI, General Manager BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fitch Jr. of Syracuse, New York, announce the birth of a daughter, Debra Lynn. Sept. 7 in Syracuse Memorial Hos pital. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fitch Sr. of Carrboro. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doster of Greensboro announce the birth of a daughter, K.'dhryn Frances, in Cone Memorial Hospital on August 27. Mrs. Doster is the former Sarah B. Durham. The maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Durham of Carrboro. Mr. and Mrs. Doster have two other daughters, Pat and Cherry, and one son, Less. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirk of Route 3, Hillsboro announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Annette, Septem her 20, in Memorial Hospital, Chap el Hill. Mrs. Kirk is the former Miriam Dark, and the maternal erandmother is Mrs. Doran Dark of Carrboro. ENTERTAIN GIRLS The Carrboro Baptist Church congregation entertained a group of girls from the Thomasville Or phanage and Mills Home last week end. The girls of the Mitchell Cot tage of the home were entertained at different homes throughout the PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Merritt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hardee have returned to their home in Shreveport La. after be ing called here by the death of Mrs. Hardee’s mother, Mrs. J. H. Merritt. The families visited other relatives of their families in this area before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Perry of near Graham were visitors at the weekend to Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Braxton. Other visitors tOvthe Brax ton family included Mr. and Mrs. Julian Braxton and small daugh ter of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Durham jwero visitors at the weekend to rela tives in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holloman and children, Denice and Dan, of Durham, were visitors at the week end to Mrs. Holloman’s • parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Oakley. Visitors at the weekend to Mrs Cleveland Lindsay included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamson and children of Greensboro, Bill Lindsay of Char lotte, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coe and Mrs. T. C. Lindsay of Raleigh. Ernest Barker has been recuper ating at his home here since Tues day of last week after spending several weeks as a patient in Watts Hospital, Diu-ham. Mrs. C. G. Johnsin has been a patient at Memorial Hospital since Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dark and son, Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the weekend to Mrs. Leland Pen dergrass at her home here. Larry Riggsbee has accepted position at Lexington. He has been there for the past several weeks The family will move as soon as living quarters can be secured. Mrs. Floyd Ferguson and Mrs Erskin Heatherly of the Orange Church community were visitors at the weekend to Mr. and Mrs Dwight Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mann attended an official visit of District Depu ties Mrs. Glenna Whitfield of Rox boro, and Ben Wilson of Mebane it the Masonic Temple in Mebane on Tuesday evening of this week Local Legion Holds Drive For Members American Legion Post No. Six of Chapel Hill is currently carrying a membership drive, Lester Foley, commander, said today. Mr. Foley noted that two teams composed of 30 men, are engager! in contest to see who can recruit the most new members. The drive ends Oct. 1. Eligibility dates for Legionnaire.s vvere quoted by Mr. Foley as: World War I: April 6, 1917 through Nov. 11, 1918; World War II: Dec. 7, 1941, through Sept. 2, 1945; and Korean War, June 25, 1950, through July '7. 1953. Team captains are Paul Robert son and D. M. Horner. Square Dance Club Dance Set Saturday The Chapel Hill Square Dance Club, beginning its fifth year, will hold its first square dance of the year on Saturday evening, October 4th, at 8:15 p.m. at Hillel House on Cameron Avenue. Last year some eight squares participated in the dances. Beth Okun will again be calling the squares. Those interested are ^invited. Dances are held regularly on the first Saturday of each month. Fiu’ther information may be ob tained by phoning 6081. NEW HOPE COMMUNITY NOTES Mrs. Sam Ray Phone 8-3792 community as was their matron, ^^n Doug went to Troy Mrs. Ella Tingley. The group at tended Services at the church here on Sunday. Members of the church and Sunday School look forward to the annual visit and are happy to be able to entertain the group. the chapel hill concert series Presents Leonard Warren Metropolitan Baritone October 6, 8 P.M. Memorial Hall SEASON TICKETS — $7.50 WRITE Chapel Hill Concert Series, Box 30, Graham Memorial last Sunday afternoon to visit the Rev. and Mrs. J. Paul Edwards and family. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clark Sr. of Wilmington were visitors at the weekend to Mr. Clark’s and Mrs. Clark’s home folks here. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stephens of Richmond. Va. were recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Freeland in thh Orange Church community. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, also Mr. and Mrs. James Fender- graft and family were visitors at the last weekend to Mrs. Moore’s sister, Mrs. Hardie Willis, at More- head City. The party also visited Beaufort, Cape Hatteras, and many other points of interest before re turning home. • Mr', and Mrs. Alvin Hackney and family moved last Sattirday to Asheboro to make their home. Miss L'eah Fitch returned las* Monday from a visit with the Rev. J. Paul Edwards and family in Troy. Little Miss Beth Edwards, 4. returned here with Miss Fitch for an over-night visit with the Fitch family. Mrs. Donald Sparrow ist recuper ating at her home on the Airport Road after a stay of several days in Memorial Hospital. Gene Sturdivant, who has been ill for the past two weeks at his home here, is improving at this time. Mrs. John Smith of the New Hope community was a visitor at Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mrs. H. F. Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. KeUy Davis and children were Mrs. Ode Turner, her daugh-, ter Mis Nellie Turner and daugh ter in law Mrs. Wilbut Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hammock and children of Morrisville were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Feeland Sr. and son Billy. Other visitors at the Freeland home were Mrs. H. F. Lucas and Mrs. Kelly Davis and son Kelly Jr. All of the visitors having lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Freeland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cliff of Dur ham spent the past week-end visit ing friends and relatives in the community. The Adult Sunday School class of New Hope Church enjoyed a supper last Saturday night in the social hall of the church. The supper which was centei-ed around barbe- qued chicken with aU the trimmings was prepared by iMr. and Mrs. C. i T. McAdams, Mrs. W. S. Nunn, Mrs. Clarence Strayliom and Mr. and Mrs. John Freeland Sr. There were thirty two attending. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mauer an- i Ecunce the birth of a son on Sept. | 16 at Duke Hospital. Mrs. Mauer is the former iMiss Lois Hunt, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunt, the patenal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mauer of , the community. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pearson and ' children visited in Pittsboro last Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Parker and daughters. j Mr. and Mrs, Louis Freeland and son Jimmy have returned home after spending the first part of the , week in Parris Island, S. C. vislt- ing their son and brother Benny. liTe Florence Root Circle of New Hope Church met Wednesday nignt ' at the home of iMrs. Kelly Davis ^ with (Mrs. Sajm Ray as hostess. The ! chairman Mrs. John Lockhart opened and presided over the meet- ! Uig. Teh devotionals were given by -Virs. W. O. Smith a»d following the business meeting a Bible Study Course on ‘‘A Growing Church” was led by Mrs. Kenneth Strayhorn with members present taking a part in the discussion. Ms. Ray assisted by Mrs. Davis served refreshments to the eight members present during a social that followed the meeting. I THURSDAY, SERTEMB. THE CAR; BUICK 'S WIIHIN REACH OF 2 OUT OF 3 ' NEW CAR BUYERS! 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BODY STYLE MODEL Manufacturer's Suggested RETAIL PRICE DESTINATION CHARGE TOTAL 1 Delivera CHAPEL' 4 DOOR SEDAN 4719| $3856 $105 $3? 2 DOOR HARD TOP 4737 $3818 1 $105 $39 4 DOOR HARD TOP .4739| $3963 $105 $4C ELECTRA 225 4-DR. RIVIERA 4829 $4300 1 $106 $44 ELECTRA 225 4-DR. HARD TOP 4839 $4300 $106 m ELECTRA 225 CONVERTIBLE 4867 $4192 1 $106 $42] Colonial Motors, I 70T W. Main St. Dealer No. 2127 Dial
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