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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Meyers and two
children. of Grantsville: Arthur
Custer Edith Murdoch and Mrs.
Lloyd Skilcs
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bishoff
were Sunday dinner guests of her
father. J. NJ. Falkenstein and sister.
The occasion being her fathers
birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bishoff
entertained their son, John and
family, on Tuesday evening to a
birthday dinner in his honor,
Sorry we didn't have news last
week, but we we're all drifted in
and didn't have mail delivery for
a week. | think most everyone is
able to get out once again.
Janet Coddington was Il dinner
guest one day last week of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Milton Dewitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sanner, Jr..
and children were Sunday guests
of her parents, j. Milton Dewitt
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27
Farmer Gets Hay
And Explorers Get
Fun : Experience

Note: This story was written
by Kathryn Hauscr as an as
signment in journalism class at
Southern High school, taught
by Miss Roberta COgleY.
SnOWbound and no hay for COW
calf, and horse was the subject OF
q telephone call received on Friday
February q. by Fred Tichnell.
Civil Defense leader i'm Oakland.
The victim of this unfortunate sit
uation was Henry Davis. a marooned
farmer LIVING near Camp White
thorn.
Mr.. Tichnell notified Mr. Ken
meth Johns, Explorer adviser TO
Post 81, who took immediate action
by calling Jack Gnegy Senior Crew
Leader. While Jack was calling
some Of the boys in the post, Mr..
Johns made arrangements TO Dor
row a toboggan from Miss Cara
Weber, girl scout leader in Oak
land.
The next major problem occurred
in trying to find some hay. There
just didn't seem to be any TO be
had i'm Oakland.
Finally, after some difficulty, hay
was found at the Mountain Lake
Grange.
When all the boys were rounded
up and the hay had been purchased,
Tom Forman, Lonnie Naylor, Bob
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27
Republican Women Form
New Committees

New committees were formed by
the Republican Womens club and
we're announced this week
Budget and finance, Mrs. Vernie
Smouse, Oakland; Mrs. Earl Glot-
felty, McHenry w. w. Dewitt,
HoYes
Membership, Mrs Robert Martin,
Oakland. chairman; Mrs. Gordon
Sanders and Mrs. Hope Moon,
Mt. Lake Park Mrs. Vesta Enlow.
McHenry; Mrs. George Shawley,
Bittingcr; Mrs. June O'Donnell,
Kitzmiller; Mrs. Harry Edwards,
Grantsville Mrs. Fern Lininger and
Mrs. Arnold Fox. Friendsville.
Program. Mrs. Laurence Finn,
chairman; Mrs. Paul Fisher Mrs.
Ellen HENDERSON, Friendsville;
Mrs. Dan Hershbcrger, Grantsville.
Senate unit voted for a debt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27
FRIEND sTocKYARp
Market report Tor February "a.

Market report tOr FeDruNry y.
Steers: Good to choice. 2260 10
2460 cWt.: medium to good, 1880
TO 21.90 cwt.; common TO medium,
1850 to 1920 cwt.
Heifers; Good to choice, 2l90 to
1910 cwt.: medium to good 1920
to p 20 cwt; common to medium.
1900 to 1900 cWt.
Cows: Good to choice, 1870 to
1920 cWt; medium to good, l5.40 TO
1850 cWt; common to medium.
II 90 to 1440 cwt.
Bulls; 1900. to 1880 cot
VealS: Good to choice. 3400 TO
$3.50 cWt.; medium to good, 300
20 1920 cWt; common to medium,
% 90 to $500 cWt.: cullS. l400, cWt
Hogs: 1900 10 u 10 cWt
SOWs: 1890 to 1920 cWt
Leghorn hens. Sc 10 lie III.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27

Grant Rhodahaver returned TO
his home Monday afternoon after
being confined to the Garrett
County Memorial hospital for quite
a while suffering from rheumatic
fever. He seems much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Bachtcl
and children were Sunday after
noon callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Stahl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27

Gormania, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Thomas. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thomas WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thomas.
Oakland. on Tuesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-27

Senate unit voted for a debt
ceiling Of $50 billion dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Those Verses
You Sent Me
There were 20, 600 Of them
and some Of them couldn't be versel

Some months ago the readers Of this column were
invited to contribute two-ine poems. Over 5000
accepted the invitation. Letters - did % letters!
Out where the goes to rest people seem to like
twoline poems the best. We heard from virtually every
body in Hollywood but Leo DMocher, erstwhile man
aeer Of the New York - oops. sorry - San Francisco
Giants. This pity since we were all set 70 say
something about the slip between the couplet and the
Lip.
Here is a sampling Of the best did receive, with
more promised at some future date:
RICHARD ARMOUR. who obviously patronizes the same
restaurants we do, Observes
shsks and shake the estsup bottle:
None wiIl come, end then lotT.
Ma. ARMOUR also has concluded that:
Show window Wpanikins
Have slender fannIkins.
KATHERINE BALIK implores:
Please diet
In quiet.
ARTHUR GUrrERMAN put il another way:
Don't tell your friends about your indigestion:
SHOW are you'll" 10 . greeting. . question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Aviotion Finds
Young Recruits
JET AGE LEADERS
By HAYNES JOHNSON
KdRer q TEEN

At 7:30 each Monday night .boys and
girls wearing blue uniforms snap to atten-
ton. salute the American flag and are
ordered to take their seats.
They are members of the Wheaton
Md Squadron, Civil Air Patrol And
they are all teen-agers.
In the words of I'd 1t. Charles Suraci,
adult commandant of cadets, the teen
ayers in the CAP are "our aviation leaders
of tomorrow"
81 WISH" he adds, ''that had had the
training these kids are getting before I
went into the Air Force Teaching them
takes lot Of patience, but it's certainly
worth it."
Approximately Is Of the so cadets are
girls.
Typical of the girls is Anne Kneipple,
q Montgomery Hills Junior High School
freshman. Anne plans to study aStrody-
namical engineering after graduation from
s=--= cousiauei e. Pu,s Z
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Crane Will Speak
On Fate We Face

The Rev. Henry Hit Crane,
Methodist minister OF Detroit,
Mich. viii speak on The Fate
We Face at 8 pm. this Friday
in Hill Hall under the auspices
Of the Carolina Forum, U.NC.
student agency which brings
prominent speakers to the cam
pus. The public is invited.
Mr.. Crane is one of the organi-
zers of the Special Committee for
a Sane Nuclear Policy. In his talk
here he viii point out three major
alternatives confronting the Ameri
can people and discuss the role
that religion should play in the
face Of the situation
A native Of Danyille. III Mr.
Crane holds degrees from Wesley
an University, Boston University
De Pauw University, and Florida
southern
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Hair Style Show.
Set By Newcomers

Members of the Faculty New.
comers Club will hold luncheon
and hair style show at 1890 pm.
Tuesday, November IL, at the
Carolina Inn. The staff of the Caro-
lima Beauty Shop will demon
strate the new fall hair styles ad-
vocated by the National Associa-
ton of Hair Stylists and Cosmetolo-
gists Members of the club will be
models. Mrs. Mary Alice Smith
of the Carolina Beauty Shop will be
the commentator. The charge for
the luncheon will be 81 per plate.
The models will be Mrs. Viii
Ian DosseI, Mrs. Boyd Flynn,
Mrs. Herbert Fred, Mrs Richard
CHASER. Mrs. John Herion, Mrs.
Jerrold Orne. Mrs. Nathaniel
Rodman. ard Mrs George Sum
mer.
Mrs. Arthur Prange and Mrs.
Earl Sonmers are co-chairmen Of
the decorations committee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Events Listed By
Catholic Church

This Sundays program at the
Catholic Chapel Of Saint Thomas
More viii be as follows
Masses at 8 am. Il am, and
i2 noon School Of Religion ltc
grade 2 meets from $50 am
Ito 10 70 am. A nursery for pre-
school children in cottage during
Mass at II am under direction
ol Mrs Blanch Clegg and Mrs
Carolyn Lefr
Week day Masses are helc
daily except Saturday at 6 am.
Is 30 am and : am Masses are
held On Saturday at 6 30 am,
.a ri and 9 am Other event.
during the aeek are as follows
at & a nj Monday and THURSDAY
lectures open to public, in sinal
chapel Choir practice at 73o y
m Wednesday Confessions or
Saturday frem 30 to 3 30 am
from Z Il 8 pm and from 4
g pm Altar Boys meet from
e 80 am t0 10 IS "a Saturday
High School Religion sessions from
3 20 am 70 10 30 am SATURDAY,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
More Estes Hills
Lots Are on Sale

The Service Insurance and Real
ty Company has opened for sale
about 80 additiontal lots IN the
Estes Hills suburb "Curbing and
guttering operations are nov in
progress there SAID Collier Cobb
Jr. president Of the company and
other improvements viii be made
later
Instead Of having the work done
by the town and 50 necessiiating
the towns borrowing money on
o short-time basis. the Service In
4Grance and Realty Company
handles IFS own financing OF the
work Part Of the curblng and
gutlering Of The new section vas
completed several weeks ago
The remainder should be completed
soon. Mr. Cobb said The Muir.
he9d Construction Company is do
ing the work
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Special Notice To
Members of Legion

A program Of yearly renewable
term liie insurance for members
Of the American Legion only has
been announced by John S Gleason
Jr National Commander Of the
Legion In making the announce
ment, Commander Gleason SAID
This insurance plan Is not IN
tended to replace your present
lie insurance coyerage 1t viii
however, provide adltional protec,
Ition at price everyone can af-
ford
For full particulars members
Of the Legion should call Paul
Robertson at 6576
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Chest Endorsed

The Chapel ii illIaTboro
Recreation Center. Inc, at its
annual business meeting held
last week, heartily endors-
ed the November Community
Chest Drive and each member
present pledged to support the
drive by giving time and money
10 it, The Community Chest, 1t
vas disclosed, will supply money
for the Recreation Center. Up
on q motion made by Judge
l.. J. Phipps. the members
voted to pledge TO give our
utmost 10 help Orville Camp
bell (the Chest fund drive chair
mani and his committee u
get the Community Chest over
the top this year and during
the following years.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Three hundred high school stu
dent councl members from all
sections of the state viii convene
here Sunday for the thfee-day
North Carolina Student Council
Congress which win be held at the
Chapel Fiji High School President
Raine Renasburg Of GoldSboro vii
preside over the meetings whose
Gaene viii be Let's Put the Stu
dent Council Into Orbit
An evening snack at 6 % pm,
Sunday In the UniyerSisys Tn
Can will be the first official gather
fne Of the Congress. At Q % that
evening the students viii attend
ne Morehead PlaEctarisn show
Mysteries OF Mars
Monday morning at II O'Clock IN
The high school auditorium Gerald
Van Pool. assistant secretary for
s;uden. activities IN the National
Association OF Student Councils
Washington. d G. viii give the
keynote address
The Monday afternoon hours viii
viii be devoted 70 discussions OF
fur phases OF the meeting S
theme ~ Communicative. or
LAYING the groundwork Of the
Stnden. Council program. ~
Ground Forces. or plans no"
the student body can help the
work Of the Council Q Fuels
the ideas and projects available
a. Destination the goals TO De
reached Campaign speeches by
office candidates vii follow The
discussion sessions tisi afternoon
Roy Armstrong. director oi the
John Motley Morehead Scholar
ship Foundation eill be the speak
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Community Center
Halloween arty

4 children Halloweeu party
will BE- gwen at the Negro Com
mualty Center from 2 pm. to 9
pm Thursday oct 20 Activities
vill include songs dances. apple
bobbing. fortune telling. ghost
stories Yand uher Halloveen
Eames Refreshments will be scry
ed Everything viii be free
As in past years Miss Lucille
Caldwell said in announcing The
party the children are getting
quite o thrill out Of making their
own Halloween costumes under
the direction Of Mrs Beatrice
Owens They are anxiously await
ing this exciting night and It's
mysterious festivities
Among the refreshments Will be
a bushel Of apples gwen BY the
Chapel Hill Jaycees
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

The Glenwood Elementary School
J. ia VIII hear Alex Mcmahon
assistant director Of the Institute
of Government, speak on. Where
Does the Money Come From
when it meets next Thursday night
al O'Clock at the school An ex-
pert on county government, Mr.
Mcmahon will outline Just what
needs TO be done to get adequate
allolinents for our schools,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

The members Of Girl Scout
Troop l34 Will give pins and Il
Have Voted" signs to people as
they leave the voting precincts
headquarters aiten 3 pm. next
Tuesday The members Of the
League Of Women Voters viii rend-
er this service during the morn
ing and early afternoon hours.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Dean Of Religion 70 Speak

Robert f Fitch. dean of the
Pacific School Of Religion, will
give d series Of lectures here next
week under the auspices of the
Wesley Foundation Two Of them
will be open to the public as fol
lows At 8 pm Tuesday. Nov
a IN Carroll Hall on the topic
The Decline and Fall Of Sex. .
and at 8 pm Wednesday, Nov. 5,
in Carroll Hall on "Darwinism and
Christianity
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Mrs. Virgil Mann Is Named Chairman
Of Estes Hills Room Representatives

lclass. Mrs. F. G.. Patterson.
The room representatives helped
the teachers in securing a list of
volunteers to transport the sick
if such assistance is needed. and
now they are working on the prob
lem of safety at the school bus
stops where the Estes Hills School
bus picks up students every morn
ing before school.
The representatives. .will collect
P.TA dues at a meeting to be
held November 13 at the school.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Math Teachers To
Meet Here Friday

North Carolina hlgh school and
college rlathemahcs teachers vii
gather he5c this Friday to open
their annuM statewide conference
sponsored by the mathemaIies de-
partmenls oi the Consolidated I'M
vessity of North Caroline three
branches and the North Caro-
lima Education Association
Representatives Of N c State
College Woman College and the
University 81 Chapel Hill all nave
major roles on the l"o-aay pro
gram. along wiih Wssung author
ties from Michigan and Connect.
cut
Prof + Burton Jones chairman
OF the UNC Department here will
preside al the opening session al
3 pm Friday 10 206 Phillips Halls
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Meetings Planned
By Presbyterians

Presbyterian circles will meet
Monday Oct. 3. as follows No l
st 3 p m With Mrs W r Berry
hnl Upper Laurel Hill Road No
? at 3 pm with Mrs. + r. Weed
On at 100 Pine Lane No 3 at q
p m. with Mrs T Littleton al
4i2 hickory Drive No at
IN. with Mrs. J Sullivan Gibson
0n Greensboro Road. Carrboro
No 6 at pm with Mrs w +
Easterllng at Ais Hickory Drive
Circle No 5 viii meet at 10 &c
am Thursday Nov s, with Mrs
Walter Lindsay at 200 McCauley
Street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Mrs. Clark Wins oscar,

Mrs. Marjorie CLARK, manager
Of Alexander's Shoe Store here,
won Foot Flairs Oscar" for be
ing Octobers Worlds Greatest
Foot Merchant. The Foot Flair
shoe salesman Of this territory
probably made the nomination,
said Mrs Clark She was surprised
TO get the pretty Oscar among
her other mail last week, she
declared.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
State Meeting Of High School Student
Councils Is Slated Here This Weekend

er at the evening banquet which
viii be held at the Carolina Inn.
A business session. at which
officers for the coming year vii
be elected. viii be held Tuesday
morning. After lunch Tuesday the
outgoing president win announce
the names of the newly electef
officers and viii give a farewell
address
Subir Roy president Of the Cha
pel Hill High School Student Coun
ell and treasurer Of the State Coun
|cil viii be the official host Of the
Congress Serving with him In ths
making Of plans for the Congress:
are the other officers Of the Cha
pei Hill High School Student Coun
icil and Mrs. BerEadine Sullivan
faculty sponsor OF the Chapel Hill
High School Student Council.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Episcopal women's Meetings

The Womens Auxiliary Of the
Chapel of the Cross viii hold chap
ter meetings next Monday. Nov
3 as follows Bessie Henry chap
Ter al pm with Mrs Sheldon
Yoorhis Pattie Battle-Lewis Man
ming chapter a, p m at parish
house Lucy Payne chapter at 10
a N at parish house Bertha VII
hams. .chaper al 10 a m at parish
house Mllicent Lawrence chap
ter at 8 pm. with Mrs Philip
Randolph
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

The following four members ol
the faculty OF the U.NC Medical
School will speak at the SIND an
nual meeting Of the Southern Medi-
cal Association to be held in New
Orleans from Nov 3rd to 9th DR.
David Davis, DR. W. g WhysoT
Jr.. DR.. X. b Raney, and DR.
Colin G Thomas.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
ashington Alumni Meeting

Charles NJ Shaifer Director oi
Development at the University
here. viii speak al dinner meet
ing Of the University S Washing
ton, y c alumni on November
al the Atlantic Coast Conference
Club IN Washington kancaA "
Proctor Of Arlington. va is presi
cent Of the Washington alumni
group
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Mrs English Baeby's High
School Dance Club will have is
next dance from 8 10 II I'm Sat
urday, Nov 3. at the Chapel Hill
Country Club The chaperones vii
be DR. and Mrs Charles a Breafa
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Calhoon
Mr. and Mrs = J Rettis, ard Mr.
and Mrs Andrew c Shearer
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Methodist Women
Plan Study Course

Three University professors, Guy
b johnson, Carson Ryan, and
Mrs. Guion Johnson, will speak
at the fall missionary education
study course TO be held Monday,
Nov 8, IN the east parior OF the
University Methodist Church by
the W.S.C.S. OF the church.
There will be two sessions, one
from 3 to S pm. and one at 80
p m. Mrs. W W. Pierson viii lead
the study Mrs L. l.. Garner will
conduct the worship Members will
the Patricia Nelson Circle will be
hostesses.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Lawrence " Newman Jr son
OF Mr and Mrs l. " Newman
oi Chapel Hill vas recently grad
ualed from the Russian Language
Department Of the { S Army
Language School IN Monterey
California He IS no~ prepared
TO act as an Interpreter Or as d
translator and IS able 10 speak
read and write Russian fiucntly
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
students. Miyes 70 Meet

Former University Chancellor
Robert b House viii speak Ga
Carolina Traditions" al a meeting
of the Student Wives Club at 9
pm Tuesday Noy q, st the We
tory Village Nursery All wives
III UNC st1deni> both lndcrgradu-
ate and graduate students, are
invited AL members are urged
to attend
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Dean Maurice W Lee Of the
UNC School Of Business Admins
tration was recently IN Chicago
for meeting Of tie executive
committee Of the American AS
sociation Of Collegiate Schools Of
Business
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Holman in Quarterly

C. Hugh Holman, chairman OF
the U.N.C. English Dept, is the
author of an article on The
Reconciliation of Ishmael. Moby
Dick and the Book Of Job in the
fall issue of the South Atlantic
Quarterly The article demon
|strates the debt that Melville
lowed to the Book Of job for the
central fact and symbol Of his
novel, the great white whale Moby
Dick .
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Hi-Fi Sets Stolen

The sac Fraternity last
Thursday reported to the Chapel
Hill Police that two Hi-Fi systems
had been stolen from their premis-
es One was a mahogany Magma
vox and the other cream color
ed portable Emerson set.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Sally Bahnsen on Deans List

Miss Sally Bahnsen Of Chapel
Hill, high school junior at All
Saints Junior College in Vicks
burg. Miss was placed on the
Deans List for distinguished
scholastic achievement at the end
Of the first six weeks Of school
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Lutheran Circle Meeting

The Evening Circle Of the Luth-
eran Women Of the Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church viii meet at 9
pm Monday Nov. 3. with Mrs
William II Peacock on Stage
coach Road. Mrs. V G Thomp-
son and Mrs Russell Perry viii
be program leaders
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

The Chapel Hill Country Clubs
annual Halloween party for chill
dren from kindergarten through
the sixth grade will be held from
TO pm. Friday at the club
house. Mrs. Roger Barton is
chairman Of the event.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Sermon Topic Announced

Is There AIRY Help" will be
the topic Of the Rev Charles M
Jones of the Community Church
at its II O'Clock services this Sun.
day morning in Hill Music Hall
where the church's services are
held every Sunday.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Dr. James + Newsome Of the
ING Medical School surgery
Department viii attend a meeting
Of the Southeastern Cooperative
Chemotherapy Study Group in ST.
Louis on Nov and 8
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Lecture A. \. G. Art Museum

James B. Byrnes, acting direct.
Or Of the North Carolina Museum
Of Art, will present a slide lee
ture on the museums growing col
lection Of modern art at 4 pm.
this Saturday on the third floor
OF the museum lin Raleigh.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Dr.. Richardson Gives Talk

Dr. Richard + Richardson Of
The UNC School Of Dentistry re-
Gently spoke at a meeting Of the
.Guilford County Dental Society.
His topic vas Base Responsible
itles in Oral Diagnosis
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Adult EducaiIon Meeting

A meeting Of the Division Ol
Adult Education Of the Diocese oI
North Carolina was held here al
II am. Monday under the leader
ship OF the Rev. John Gray OI
ST. Timothy's Church Of Wilson.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
DR.. Berryhill H0nored

Dr W Keece BcrryhIli, dean OF
the UNC Medical School, vas elect
ed vlce-presldent Of the Association
OF American Medical Colleges at
its 69th annual meeting in Chic
ago.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

The Faculty Wives Of the School
Of Business Administration will
entertain the wives Of the graduate
students of the School of Business
Administration in Carroll Hall at
8 pm. Tuesday, November 4.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Fred II Weaver. UNC. dean Of
student affairs, recently attended
meetings Of the College Entrance
Examination Board and the College
Scholarship Service in New York
City
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
DIR. Andriole Gives Talk

DR.. V. T. Andriole Of Memorial
Hospital spoke Friday evening at
a meeting Of the Bullitt Medical
History Club Of the U.N.C. School
Of Medicine
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Mn. Grassman Here on VIsIl

Mrs. H. J. Grassman Of Park
Forest, Ill.,, is here on a visit to
her mother. Mrs. Thomas S. Nor
man Of i2a Mallette Street.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Wilbur ". Perkins of Selma,
brother Of Mrs. f. G. Merritt Of
Chapel Hill, died last week after
a short illness He was buried
last Friday. Mr.. Perkins was
Grand Worthy Patron Of the North
Carolina Eastern Star.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

DR.. Harold J. Harris was re-
Gently in Washington. d. c. at
tending a conference on child re
search in psychopharmacology
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

Mrs. Virgil l. Mann has been
elected chairman of room repres-
entatives of the Estes Hills School.
The representatives Of each class
room choose their own chairman
to work with Mrs. Mann. These
chairmen are as follows:
For Mrs. Ashworth's class. Mrs.
W. J. Waddel. Miss McNeill' S
class. Mrs. W. S. Stewart; Mrs.
Kings class. Mrs. Frances Mar
tin: Mrs. McIntosh's class, Mrs
Albert Linch; Mrs. Gilmore S
class. Mrs. Virgil Daniels, Mrs.
Waters class. Mrs. W. H. Wheeler
Miss Cheeks class, Mrs. NJ. II
Yarbrough; Mrs. Merritt's S class
Mrs. F. B. Conner; Mrs. Baker S
class. Mrs. A. G. Swan. Mrs
Rankin's class. Mrs. E. L. Her.
ring. Mrs. Gaddy's class. Mrs
W. J. Ogburn * Miss Seawell