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Friday, January 9, 1953 Felix Grisette’s New Four-Page Periodical! North Carolina Facts is the name of a new four-page weekly publication that made its appearance this week. It is published in Raleigh by the North Carolina Research In- stitute of which Felix A. Gris- ette, former Chapel Hillian, is editorial director. The opening announcement says that the purpose of the new publication is to bring to- gether “in compact, usable and interesting form” thous- ands of facts about North Carolina. Each issue will be limited to one subject of current in- terest, which will be treated exhaustively. The first issue, for example, deals solely with the Governorship. It contains facts, historical and current, about Governors as men and the Governorship as an insti- tution. There are comparisons between North Carolina and many other states. The second issue will treat the legislature in the same exhaustive manner. As soon as the data can be compiled, one issue every month will be devoted to indices on busi- ness conditions in North Caro- lina. North Carolina Facts con- tains four pages 8 1/2 by 11 inches, carries no advertising, is punched for permanent binding, and sells for $5.00 per year by subscription only. At the end of the year a com- plete index number will be issued. Stott Instructs Masons P. C. Stott of Wendell has been here this week instruct- ing Chapel Hill Masonic of- ficers in the rituals of the fraternity. West-Williams Flower Shop for Unusually Fine Flowers TeL 2-8241 We Deliver THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY, CHAPEL HILL, N. C. Stars to Perform Tonight and Tomorrow Waters Family Has Gone to California Mr. and Mrs. Mark Waters and their five-year-old daugh- ter Marcia left Chapel Hill last Saturday to move to Bakers- field, California, where Mr. Waters is to be a news re- porter on the Bakersfield Cal- ifornian. The family moved here three years ago from Balti- more, Md. Mr. Waters com- pleted English studies at the University and also worked for the Durham Sun while they were here. Before their departure last week, Mrs. Waters was working at the Chapel Hill Western Union office. She had previously worked for the Chapel Hill Telephone Company and at the Carolina Inn. The Death of Mrs. Hinson Mrs. H. J. Hinson of Mon- roe, 78, the mother of John Hinson of Chapel Hill and T.E. Hinson of High Point (the for- mer Chapel Hill town mana- ger) died Monday after an ill- ness of several years. She is also survived by four other sons, Jim, David, and Frank, all of Monroe, and George of Tampa, Fla., and two daugh- ters, Mrs. George Pusser of Struthers, Ohio, and Mrs. Wil- liam McWilliams of Youngs- town, Ohio. Tyrone Power, Judith An- derson, Raymond Massey, and members of the Walter Schu- mann Choral Group are shown here as they will appear to- night and tomorrow night in Memorial hall in performances of Paul Gregory’s stage pro- duction of “John Brown’s Body,” Stephen Vincent Ben- et’s classic book-length poem of the Civil War. All seats have been sold, but standing room will be available at both performances, to begin at 8:30. The production is being sponsored here by the Caro- lina Playmakers. land and the District of Co- lumbia. Mrs. Brent Drane had as her guests Miss Marie Thom- as of Charlotte, Miss Florence Nash of Tarboro, and Gray Temple of Rocky Mount. Pern Rees flew from St. Louis for a brief visit. Fine Antiques See our extensive displays of fine an- j tiques collected in America and abroad, j We also have silverware, glassware, j I pewter, and costume jewelry. j j Whitehall j Antique Shop 307 E. Franklin St j Make Way For Spring Sale -at- The Youth Center CHILDREN’S DRESSES 1-3 OFF Sweaters ... Boys’ Pants . . . DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ Spring Fashion Harmony In Shoes By Robbins S% Town & Country Hi oes Country Club two-tone b v Town & Country Shoes cobra II Exclusive shoe to wear Here is a fashion with your Spring '53 fashions, in close harmony. We've Tailor.* to a T and handsome as can be. done the new thing with j n Kasha Beige textured chevro kid. polished cobra, mixed them in colors that go together subtly. Wonderful with the Spring ’53 Brown and Beige €OOD NEWS 8.95 Red, Black, or Brown Polished Calfskin of Chapel Hill New Year’s Dance Held by Y-Teen Clubs The Junior and Senior Y- Teen Clubs of Chapel Hill held their annual New Year’s Eve dance Wednesday, De- cember 31, at the Rendezvous room in the Graham Memorial from 9 until 12:30. The girls and their dates danced to mus- ic provided by a juke box. Decorations followed the New Year theme, with clocks of silver metallics and big figures of Father Time and the baby New Year placed around the room. The dance chairman was Meredith Stringfield, who was assisted by Susan Saunders, refresh- ments chairman, and Kay Mc- Gavran, chairman of the dec- orations committee. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs C. M. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Greulach, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gobbel, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Abernethy, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shepard, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joyner. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Saunders assisted in serving at the breakfast held afterwards for the Y- Teens and their dates in the main lounge of the Graham Memorial. Before Christmas the Y- Teens went carolling, taking care to stop at the homes of people who were ill; after- wards, the group went to the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. G. McGavran for a party. The two clubs also assisted in the folding and mailing of the Christmas TB Seals. During the Holidays Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pierson were in Mt. Olive with Mrs. Holmes. Dr and Mrs. Robert Lind- say and Scott visited Mrs. Lindsay’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peedin, in Canton. Dr. and Mrs. Fields were in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tate and their daughter were in Mor- ganton for a few days. Miss Allen Claywell of Rich- mond was in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gra- ham were here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Gutierrez were in Maryland and Virginia. They went to Locustville, Va., the day after Christmas to visit Mrs. Gu- tierrez’s folks and later visit- ed other relatives in Mary- WALKER’S FUNERAL HOME 120 W. Franklin St., Chapel Hill Telephone 8731 The Home of Service -- - J. M. Walker, Manager Packard Ambulance Day or Night MOTHERS! WHY BUY fX DIAPERS? M( yXj? We furnish, wash, sterilize, and deliver Phone Durham 3-9881 baby diaper service P. O. Box 1712 Durham, N. C. “The Place To G0... 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Transcript of The Chapel Hill weekly (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 1953-01-09 [p ...
Friday, January 9, 1953
Felix Grisette’s NewFour-Page Periodical!North Carolina Facts is the
name of a new four-pageweekly publication that madeits appearance this week. Itis published in Raleigh by theNorth Carolina Research In-stitute of which Felix A. Gris-ette, former Chapel Hillian, iseditorial director.
The opening announcementsays that the purpose of thenew publication is to bring to-gether “in compact, usableand interesting form” thous-ands of facts about NorthCarolina.
Each issue will be limitedto one subject of current in-terest, which will be treatedexhaustively. The first issue,for example, deals solely withthe Governorship. It containsfacts, historical and current,about Governors as men andthe Governorship as an insti-tution. There are comparisonsbetween North Carolina andmany other states.
The second issue will treatthe legislature in the sameexhaustive manner. As soonas the data can be compiled,one issue every month willbe devoted to indices on busi-ness conditions in North Caro-lina.
North Carolina Facts con-tains four pages 8 1/2 by 11inches, carries no advertising,is punched for permanentbinding, and sells for $5.00per year by subscription only.At the end of the year a com-plete index number will beissued.
Stott Instructs Masons
P. C. Stott of Wendell hasbeen here this week instruct-ing Chapel Hill Masonic of-ficers in the rituals of thefraternity.
West-WilliamsFlower Shop
for
Unusually Fine FlowersTeL 2-8241 We Deliver
THE CHAPEL HILLWEEKLY, CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Stars to Perform Tonight and Tomorrow Waters Family HasGone to California
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Watersand their five-year-old daugh-ter Marcia left Chapel Hill lastSaturday to move to Bakers-field, California, where Mr.Waters is to be a news re-porter on the Bakersfield Cal-ifornian.
The family moved herethree years ago from Balti-more, Md. Mr. Waters com-pleted English studies at theUniversity and also workedfor the Durham Sun whilethey were here. Before theirdeparture last week, Mrs.Waters was working at theChapel Hill Western Unionoffice. She had previouslyworked for the Chapel HillTelephone Company and at theCarolina Inn.
The Death of Mrs. Hinson
Mrs. H. J. Hinson of Mon-roe, 78, the mother of JohnHinson of Chapel Hill and T.E.Hinson of High Point (the for-mer Chapel Hill town mana-ger) died Monday after an ill-ness of several years. She isalso survived by four othersons, Jim, David, and Frank,all of Monroe, and George ofTampa, Fla., and two daugh-ters, Mrs. George Pusser ofStruthers, Ohio, and Mrs. Wil-liam McWilliams of Youngs-town, Ohio.
Tyrone Power, Judith An-derson, Raymond Massey, andmembers of the Walter Schu-mann Choral Group are shownhere as they will appear to-night and tomorrow night in
Memorial hall in performancesof Paul Gregory’s stage pro-duction of “John Brown’sBody,” Stephen Vincent Ben-et’s classic book-length poemof the Civil War. All seats
have been sold, but standing
room will be available at bothperformances, to begin at8:30. The production is beingsponsored here by the Caro-lina Playmakers.
land and the District of Co-lumbia.
Mrs. Brent Drane had asher guests Miss Marie Thom-as of Charlotte, Miss FlorenceNash of Tarboro, and GrayTemple of Rocky Mount.
Pern Rees flew from St.Louis for a brief visit.
Fine AntiquesSee our extensive displays of fine an- j
tiques collected in America and abroad, jWe also have silverware, glassware, j
I pewter, and costume jewelry. j
j Whitehallj Antique Shop 307 E. Franklin St j
Make Way For Spring Sale
-at-
The Youth Center
CHILDREN’S DRESSES 1-3 OFF
Sweaters ...
Boys’ Pants . . . DRASTICREDUCTIONS
¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦
Spring Fashion Harmony In ShoesBy
Robbins S%
Town & Country Hioes Country Club
two-tone b vTown & Country Shoes
cobraII Exclusive shoe to wearHere is a fashion with your Spring '53 fashions,
in close harmony. We've Tailor.* to a T and handsome as can be.done the new thing with jn Kasha Beige textured chevro kid.polished cobra, mixed them
in colors that go together subtly.
Wonderful with the Spring ’53
Brown and Beige
€OOD NEWS
8.95
Red, Black, or Brown
Polished Calfskin
of Chapel Hill
New Year’s Dance Held by Y-Teen Clubs
The Junior and Senior Y-Teen Clubs of Chapel Hillheld their annual New Year’sEve dance Wednesday, De-
cember 31, at the Rendezvousroom in the Graham Memorialfrom 9 until 12:30. The girls
and their dates danced to mus-ic provided by a juke box.
Decorations followed theNew Year theme, with clocksof silver metallics and big
figures of Father Time andthe baby New Year placedaround the room. The dancechairman was MeredithStringfield, who was assistedby Susan Saunders, refresh-ments chairman, and Kay Mc-Gavran, chairman of the dec-orations committee.
Chaperones were Mr. andMrs C. M. Proctor, Mr. andMrs. O. V. Cook, Mr. and Mrs.V. A. Greulach, Mr. and Mrs.J. T. Gobbel, Dr. and Mrs.W. B. Abernethy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Shepard, and Mr.and Mrs. Sam Joyner. Mr. andMrs. J. M. Saunders assistedin serving at the breakfastheld afterwards for the Y-Teens and their dates in themain lounge of the GrahamMemorial.
Before Christmas the Y-
Teens went carolling, takingcare to stop at the homes ofpeople who were ill; after-wards, the group went to thehome of Dr. and Mrs. E. G.McGavran for a party. Thetwo clubs also assisted in thefolding and mailing of theChristmas TB Seals.
During the Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Piersonwere in Mt. Olive with Mrs.Holmes.
Dr and Mrs. Robert Lind-say and Scott visited Mrs.Lindsay’s mother and father,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peedin, inCanton.
Dr. and Mrs. Fields were inMiami.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tate andtheir daughter were in Mor-ganton for a few days.
Miss Allen Claywell of Rich-mond was in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gra-ham were here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N.Gutierrez were in Marylandand Virginia. They went toLocustville, Va., the day afterChristmas to visit Mrs. Gu-tierrez’s folks and later visit-ed other relatives in Mary-
WALKER’S FUNERAL HOME120 W. Franklin St., Chapel Hill Telephone 8731
The Home of Service - -- J. M. Walker, Manager
Packard Ambulance Day or Night
MOTHERS! WHY BUY
fX DIAPERS?
M( yXj? We furnish, wash, sterilize, and deliver
Phone Durham 3-9881
baby diaper serviceP. O. Box 1712 Durham, N. C.
“The Place To G0... For Brands You Know”
01 Mens Fine Wearing Apparel- Nationally Known Makes -
SAVE TO 50% ,rSatisfaction Guaranteed Or Money Refunded
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