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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

plan to combine the schools and
to be taxed the special school levy
paid by Chapel Hill school district
taxpayers,
The Carrboro Citizens Commit"
tee for Better Schools lin favor OF
merger and in favor Of school
tax supplement has conducted an
intensified campaign to bring the
matter to vote, so long resisted
in Carrboro.
The issue facing the citizens Of
Carrboro, Chapel Hill and White
Cross could boil down 10 four al
ternatives, if there is no school
merger and no special tax supple
ment.
/. The Chapel Hill Board of Edu-
cation can vote to continue to per-
NIT Carrboro and White Cross pu-
pills to attend school in the Chapel
Hill School district regardless of
the school supplement arrange
ment, as il has in the past.
2. Some special financial ar
rangement can be made by the
Orange County Board of Education
and the local school committees
with the Chapel Hill Board SO that
Carrboro and White Cross pupils
may continue to attend the Chapel
Hill schools.
3 Special provision may be
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
Charles z. GOOch

Charles z. Gooch, s.. formerly
Of Chapel Hn and rnore recently
Of Raleigh, died 81 the Rex a0s-
pital m Raleigh las Fricsy
Mr.. Goot.h was asssstan; rT4ans-
ger OF the University'S dining -,
ciiity. Swan Hall, and later uaan.
age- Of the new Lenolr EaL be
lore he moved to Raleigh lie had
many friends and relatives II tbs
University town.
Since movlnG to Raleigh he had
tseen associated with the Bus
Terminal RestaurarE Inc F4e was
q member OF Post 6 Of the Amer
ican LegioE and z cha-teT member
of the University Lodge Number
4O6 oi Chapel Hill
Surviving are ms wife Mrs
Clyoe Mayo Gooct. two SONS
Err L Of Raleigh and James z
OF Chspe! Hill two daughters
Mrs Katherine G Wright Of Cha
pei Hi ano Mrs Evelyn G pad-
GET; Of Durham two brothers /
II Starksville Miss anc O ? 81
Cleveland MISS four sisters
Mrs Marine Dawson an1 Mrs
Pasr1cls Sirnous Of Caapel Hill
Mrs Inez Gunter u Durham aEao
Mrs 4rseia St Clar oi Colurn
bla s. c and nine gran6ctalorer
7 uneral services we're beic d. 81
8 n Sasur day q. Pennington
Sfnith Funeral Home wlth Ir
J9nn v krncheloe Jf pastor q
iiayes Barton Baps3s; Church d
hcsatlnf Bwlal vas IN Mon.
.avf Memorial PARK Honor aTy
;,alloearers were efaplo3 Is ot ne
Bus Terminal lnc
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

carrboro and White Cross have
through the years come to Chapel
Hill to school, attending the Cha
pei Hill High School. the Lincoln
High School and the Northside
Elementary School.
Baked
Efforts TO get the CarrboTo
School Committee to call for an
election to vote a school supple
ment have invariably been defeat
ed by the COMMITTEES.
Prior to 1856, the assignment of
pupils in the schools was q State
of North Carolina matter, and pu-
pills were assigned to schools in
Chapel Hill, Carrboro, White Cross
and other schools of Orange Coun-
ty without regard to the Chapel
Hill school supplement arrange
mens.
However. the Pupil Assignment
Act Of 1855 tthe Pearsall Plan
gave the right of pupil assign
ment to the local school districts.
This act has brought about re-
newed insistence for school mer-
ger and for a Is cents school tax
supplement.
Carrboro Battle
The Carrboro School Develop
ment Council topposed to merger
and opposed to a school tax sup
plementl hired the Thompson
agency Of Raleigh to carry on a
campaign against the revived
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

al incumbents; Mrs. Ruth West.
member OF the carTboro School
Committee. James W Cheshire
Jr.. insurance salesman Of Eland,
and Hugh Wilson, dairy farmer
,M. L Gates. retired oii dealer o.
HIlsborn. is the Republican candi-
Gate for q seat on the Board Of
Commissioners.
Arothe- primary race wit be
for Orange County Sheriff N which
incumbent ooell Clayton VIII be
opposed by Charles Johnston
CarTDuro filling station operator
OF grea. interest TO the people
Of Carrboro and White Cross, as
vel as to those Of Chapel Xiii
is the candidacy ot Carl Ellington
for Q seai on the Orange County
Board Of Education Mr. Filing
Ton has been an outspoken oppon
EN- D. the merger OF the Carrboro
and Chape. HIn schools He weld
eo ms influence in that direction
and Is the chairman Of the Carr
bore School Committee long re.
sisted the matter from being
brought to 3 vote He was moi
reappolnied To the Carrboro school
post when MS term expired the
frs, Of t4lIS month
Opposing Mr. Ellington VII be
Ross Porter superintendent. o; the
Duke University Hospital and q
lifelong resident d HiIlsooro
Inopposeo are lDcurnbenis John
instead for the seat ln the NORTH
Carolina Legislature EdwIn II
Lynch. tur Clerk 81 Court Miss
Betty june Hayes for Register Of
Deeds Allen Il Walker for Co4n
y Coroner and Vernon Graham
Blrch iW Chapel Hill Township
constable
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

made in Carrboro and White Cros,
for the education of their punil,
4. Pupils can attend other com.
ty schools. possibly in Hillsboro
Race Issue
The Pupil Assignment Act Inn.
der the Pearsall Plan immediate.
ly raises the question OF whetber
or not the race issue is raised il
the merger and school tax supnla
ment proposal.
AS in any school question in anv
North Carolina community the IN.
tegration segregation issue is Il.
herent. 1t is implicit in the local
problem. but is a side issue to the
primary question: the merger Of
schools. together with a school tav
supplement. The race issue is in.
cidental. Yet it is present to the
extent that it is being talked about
by both sides. If the merger
should go through, the pupil as.
signment situation would remsln
as it is at present, subject to the
action Of the Chapel Hill Board ef
Education. If school merger should
fail. Carrboro would have to make
provision for all pupils in Carr
boro. or send certain pupik< to
other county schools, proSXbly
Hillsboro.
Copyright 1883. Chapel Hin Weekly
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
\. c. Symphony
Continued from Page I

f~i-SsabAAA -1f@ Af+f4 -
this instrumental group partlc5-
pated IN oernoasir alons ior TIE
tag teachers s9rks1ops helc n
Chapel Hill earAer ia ne year
TIE gfoap participation Is cl-
rec.ea II Mrs. FredgB McCa al
TIE string group Is orec.eo b.
Mrs Edgar Alden ioruer conceft-
master q the North Carolina SYN
paouy
At the chidrea concert tne
symphony an play Rezmcek S
Overture to Dofna Diana Han
8el Royal Fireworks Muslc the
second movement from Dyorak 5
symphony No s tie New Worid
symphony. the third movement
from TschsIkQssky S Symphony
No q 10 T minor SIsYllsky 8
FrebEd SUITE Farnon Peanut
Polka and Jumping Bean an0
Vol FerrarI S Dance Of the Cam
fnori&ts TIE evening concert sjB
" nighllghteo BY program Of
music BY the Symphony and al
outstanding soiolst
Memberships winch enttle the
holder TO attend any Of the reg
ular membership concerts played
BY the Symphony TINS season are
OF sale at Symphony Hea0quart-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
April LIN Paris
At Country Club

The Chapea HiEl Country Club
held It's monthly formal dinner
dance lasi Saturday nigaE with
the Theme al -Apra IN PARIS "
The clubhouse was decorated rs q
French cafe. and there were q
number of special features
6ashes from the 1875 were
modelled by Mrs. Henry Brands
Mrs. Bernlce Ward, Mrs SANDY
McCaararoch and Mrs Pa, HIcke.
Following this fashion shcw. three
Of tndsys dress creations from
Munta1aOs OF Durham WEIR moo
elec by MRS Robert Hg-rlSs Mrs.
L. L. Vine, and Mrs Cass John
sUn.
Ais the secync acs Of the floor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
Carroll Explains
Continued from Page

Superintendent. Carroll tod ne
local delegation that Robert
Thompson the public relations
man Of Pale 81 outlined the Carr
bore scnooi problem and asked
hlm to gl,e MS opinion on legal
aspects d ire school merger
Mr Carroll stated tha; tr
Thompson led me to believe
ttat Lincoln High SchooI Is out
SIDE the Chapel Hill school district
ina, i vas built by county funds
and usi the county school board
had ihe deed % the properly
The trles perspective Of tfe mat.
ter Is taat aae school is ogtsl K
ihe Chapel Hill Town limits but
is within the Chapel Hill Scaool
DlSrlci local funds were used 10
build i and Charles Davis super
a,endeni Of the Chapel Hill
Schools has the deed 70 il The
dee0 Is duly registered in The Of
fice u the Register Of Deeds II
Hillsboro IN The name Of the Cna
pei Hi Unl1
Superintendent Carroll did not
know these facts when he spoke
70 Nr Thompson II was mlsled
By Bob Thompson " he sad
Then he added, Mr DAVIS has
now informed me that he Chapel
H.l Board Of Education has full
title 10 the Lincoln High School
and the Northside School proper
ties TINS completely changes the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

statement accredited to me to the
effect that the schools would re,
vert to the county board of educa-
ton. They belong to tie Chapel
Hill Board Of Education and the
county could MOI possibly take
them back even if the Chapel Hill
Board should decide not to admit
pupils from outside its school dis.
trict.
Mr. Carroll further said, Should
the Chapel Hill Board exclude the
children OF Carrboro and White
Cross from the Chapel Hill schools,
ii would be the responsibility cl
the Orange County Board Of Edu,
cation to provide schools for
them
While discussing with the local
delegation the topic of the use
Of the Carrboro elementary school
as high school after il is va
Gated by the elementary school,
Mr. Carroll stated. The matter
was not mentioned. / have not
recently seen the building In ques-
ton and could not in any way
discuss it."
He added. Because there are
50 few high school pupils In Carr
boro, il appears that it would be
very expensive to operate such a
school and the state board would
probably not look with favor on
having one 50 small.
Upon further questioning. MIR
Carroll said, A system OF strong
feeder schools under the same ad-
minlstration as the central school
ancerglrds the central school :
Elaborating on this. Dir. Car
roll SAID, there have been more
school mergers Ike that proposed
between Carrboro. White Cross
and the Chapel Hill Unit during
the past five years than ever be-
fore He expatiated by saying
that schools with 800 or more
pupils and Ylth supplemental re-
sources have Z greater potential
10 offer the students
Background
A smoulderng battle on merger
Of Chapel HiH With Carrboro and
yther neigab0rlng school systems
has been in existence in Grange
County since the early I9z0 5 and
has been especially active in the
past ten years particularly in the
town Of Carrboro Rhlch has had
Two main factlons-one IN favor
Of merger and one opposed AS
stated above the Carrboro Citi-
zens Committee for Better Schools
is in favor Of merger The Carr
boro School Development Countil
is opposed 10 merger
One pant Of contention is the
school supplement- tax Of Is cents
per 500 property valuation winch
the citizens Of Chapel Hill School
District pay to supplement ~
needs Of the schools Citizens Of
Carrboro and White Cross have
never voted q school supplement
To match the supplement- paid by
the Chapel Hill taxpayers,
Despite the fact that Carrboro
and White Cross have not paid a
school tax supplement, pupils from
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

Mothers Day is not
far off, so let's start
TO think about a spec
ial something to let
her know how much
she means TO u.s..
Most mothers go
along from day 10 day
realizing their families
love and appreciate
them, but this is one
day when we can give
Mother a holiday and
some token of our af-
fection for her.
WENTWORTH &
SLOAN has been
helping Chapel Hill
fathers and children
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
Final Auxiliary MEETING

The final meeting Of the cur
rent year of the Womens S Hospital
Auxiliary os North Carolina Mem
oriaI Hospital viii be held at 10
a m TUESDAY IN Room 2l7 Of the
Medical School Building. Miss Juts
Hinnom. CHIEF occupstionsl thers-
gast OF the Psychiatric Center
of the hospital viii speak before
the group All Interested persons
are invited " attend
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

Now is the time
TO dress up your home
with lovely spring
flowers.
For a most stunning
selection Of new vases
and other accessories,
be sure TO see the new
imports at the UNI
VERSITY FLORISTS.
From France, Italy
and Japan the Dayis's
have chosen the pick
of the available vases,
stands, and footed
bowls at very reason-
able prices.
Another sure hit is
the new portable pine
bar with a mellow
finished pine. The top
has a short rim around
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

The YOUTH CENT
ER is pleased to an
nounce the addition Of
DR.. P0sner corrective
shoes that help TO cor
rect such foot ills as
club feet, pidgen toe
and pronatlon. These
shoes are being rec
commended by leading
orthopedists in Chapel
Hill and are by pres
cription only.
Shoes with special
ly supported arches
and Thomas heels are
also available without
prescription along
with their regular
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

shoR, Richmond Sloan. Vance 10
gzn. l. L. Vine. Cass johnson. and
Charlie Stancen did o can can
dance dressed in red skirts The
last act was q pantnEaine dance
hs Mrs Barbara Bounds.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
uls1srIZE
u uEI;ISIQZ:yI3

Basket pocketbooks
trimmed with gay
flowers lend an infor-
mai air to our sum-
mer wardrobe.
This year HUG
GINS has large wickeE,
baskets that are per-
feet for picnic para
phernalia on the way
to the beach and in
destructible, even
when filled with the
wet suits and towels
on the Way home.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

ers. Bingham X. next door to Le-
noir Dining EaIl On the campus,
and win be on sale at the door the
evening Of the concert. Prices are
81. fu students and their wives.
s. ioe adults, and S. for couples
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

The High School Dance Club oi
Mrs English Bsgby viii have LIS
April dance from 8 TO II pm. THIS
Saturday al the Chapel Hill Coan-
try Club
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
We Goofed

We Goofed =,
Yes, we surely did. Last week we told you
about the charming new chinaware shown in
HUGGINS window. And we told you it was pric-
ed at $l0.95 place setting. This was a large
error-the correct price Is $1O95 for FOUR place
settings. So run over and look at this bright
new china that's bigger bargain .than.- you
thought!
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
Candidates
fContin0e-d from Page Il

Clarence Jones. auto parts deal
er oi H2ilgtoro Afho has served On
tne Orange County Board VI Edu-
cation. was the seventh Democra al
10 file for a seat on the Orange
County Board os Commissioners
With three openings on the Board,
the following SIX Democrats had
flied earlier poultry and be7ei
farmer Henry Walker. tobacco
farmer Donald hcDade. carrborc
hardware merchant Dwight Ray
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

The spring and sum-
mer brides will be walking
down the aisles by the doz-
ems in the next few months.
For unusual and dis
tinctive wedding gifts be
sure to visit PACE in Glen
Lennox. There you'A find
the fine and practical stain
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

styles Of Dr. Posner shoes from infant trainers on
up.
All of us want to be sure that childrens
feet get the best start in properly fitted shoes at
the YOUTH CENTER
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

Be sure and see the bird cages for your trailing
plants-they are hung from new bamboo rings.
These are but few items from HUGGINS basket
iamboree
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

Poultry is one Of the South 5
fastest growing farm enterprises
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

select suitable gifts for their mothers for many
years. Drop in soon and choose q piece OF jewelry
or gift of silver for that special day.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
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less steeware and to tableware so in demand
by todAys modern homemakers. a
PACE is also the areas center for fine chnav
including Wedgewood, Spode and Royal Copenhagen,
and fine crystal
Baskets Baskets Everywhere
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

Here's the latest-and | think easiest recipe
I've found for tomato sauce. Use it for spahetti
and meat balls if you want 10 try il this week, but
be sure TO save il because next week I'll give you
marvellous old San Francisco dish that this
sauce.
Saute 3 medium sized sliced onions in 4 table
spoons of olive oil When SOFT add cans Of tomato
paste thnned TO right consistency with tomato
juice Press in cloves OF garlic, and add salt,
pepper garlic powder and little oregano TO taste.
Then just simmer. The longer ii SINNERS, the bet
ter il is. Thin as necessary with more juice.
Cuwiu Ewnnn
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
New Spring Imports

three sides, but for greater versatility the top can
be turned over for large, flat surface. The saw
buck legs fold up for easy moves from house to yard
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21

There's no end TO
the array of baskets
TO be seen at,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-21
I'D Shopping With
@DN CAROLYN
N2\G$~ in Chapel Hill

Special Shoes For Children
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
Legal Advertisement
ROBERT f. BULLARD
Solicitor
Rockville, Md.
NOTICE no CREDITOI

NOTICE To CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Subscriber of the District of Columbia
hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery County in Maryland, Let
tiers of Administration on the personal Es-
tate of
MARY F. RUSSELL
late of Montgomery County, deceased All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
to the subscriber on or before the 18th
day Of July next: they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to maxi immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
January in the year of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight
RITA E. HARRINGTON
$3.50 44th St., N. w.
Washington, D. c.
Administrator et-4107-2-2o
HYMIE NUsSBAUM
94l3 Kingsley Ave.
Bethesda IA, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Testamentary to Eugene
Braun in the Estate Of
ANNA G. BROWN
late OF Montgomery County deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same On
or before the Bird day of July next they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said Estate. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of
December, 1857.
EUGENE BRAUN
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater, Va.
Executor 6t-3158-2-6
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JAMES C. ROGERS
4IO2 Aspen St
Chevy Chase is, Md.
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JAMES C. ROGERS AFs
4IO2 Aspen st. H4A
Chevy Chase Is. Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County,
ret M. Eil1er in the Estate of
ARTHUR MCKINLEY EIKER
late of Montgomery County, deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
or before the oath day of July next they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make Y
Immediate payment y, ~.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January, 1885, 3flf
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Execltrix et-41se-2-27,g
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late of Montgomery County deceased All II
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same onla
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they may otherwise by law be excluded -
from all benefit of said Estate. All per-
sois indebted to said Estate are requested
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Given under my hand this 18th day of s
January, 1888.
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4502 Jones Bridge Rd 4t.,
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100 >. Perry street .4i
KockviiIe. Md.
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are hereby warned TO present the same on
OF before the 24th day OF July next; they,
may otherwise by law be excluded from an
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deDted to said Estate are requested to make
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Given under my hand this Dist day of
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$500 Capitol View Avenue
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Legal Advertisement

air heat; gas stove and gas re.
frigerator.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash
upon the ratification thereof by
the Court. A deposit of 100000
leash or certified check will be
required at time of sale; balance
of purchase price to bear inter
est from date of sale to date of
settlement. Adjustment of all
taxes, public charges, and special
or regular assessments will be
made as of the date of sale, and
thereafter assumed by the pur-
chaser. All conveyancing, State
and Federal Revenue stamps, re-
cording, ETC., to be paid by the
purchaser. Said terms to be com
piled with within 5 days after the
final ratification thereof by the
Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland; otherwise the
property will be resold at the risk
and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
WILLIAM X. COPENHAVER
Trustee
ARTHUR J. PFIELAN,
Trustee
f. DuvAL TALIAFERRo,
Trustee
+.o1o1
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able and to the interest of all per.
sons concerned that the street
known as "Friar's Place." dedi-
Gated by Green Manor Corp. by
said plat entitled Green Tree
Manor, Section One" Montgom-
cry County, Maryland, and as
more particularly shown on plat
marked plaintiffs Exhibit No.
l." filed in this case, be aban-
doned, as shown on said Plat
marked plaintiffs Exhibit No.
T.; that the proposed abandon
ment has been submitted to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, and Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, Department of
Public Works, and that they
have consented to said abandon
ment; that said abandonment
does not affect any property ex-
cept that of the petitioner; that
no one is damaged thereby, and
that there is no conflict in the
lines or names of any other sub
division on record; it is there
upon, this 10Th day of January,
1858, ORDERED by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County,
Maryland. in equity, that all per-
sons having any interest in or
affected by the abandonment of
the street as set forth in said Pc
tition, appear herein and show
cause if any they have, why an
order should not be passed as
prayed, on or before the 10th
day of February, 1858 next; PRO
VIDED copy of this Order be
inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Montgomery County,
for two successive weeks before
the 10th day of February, 1858,
next.
THOMAS M. ANDERSON
Judge
True Copy-Test
CLAYTON K. WATKINS
Clerk 2t4153-1-3o