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<br />Ptews and Observer, The Greensboro Daily Newa, The State 5tagazine, Radio Static
<br />V1DNC and WCHL for excellent coverage and publicity of the entire celebration
<br />and reviews of the history.
<br />To Edwin T. Howard, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Frae and
<br />Accepted Masons of North Carolina and Eagle Lodge No. 1q of Hillsboro and
<br />others members of the Grand Lodge for the laying of the corner-atone of the n~
<br />court house as the opening exercise of the celebration.
<br />To Governor William_B. IImstead, Chief Justice William A. Devi n, and Tua t'
<br />R. Hunt Parker for their part is the dedication of the sew court house.
<br />To i11111am td. Pvgh and Eula Parrish (Mrs. V/. M.j Pugh Tor their work in
<br />rushing to completion the proof reading and publication of the county history
<br />in time for the celebration.
<br />To William Chance, Chairman of the Parade Committee for the Merchants
<br />Association of Hillsboro, and to Kenneth Putnam, Chairmen of the Parade
<br />C ommlttee for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Merchants Association, for their
<br />coons rati on in arranging two mammoth parades as two of the high points of
<br />the celebration, and nl so to the members of the two ass acla lions for their
<br />cooperation Sn arranging many historic displays.
<br />To Samuel Selde n, director of the Carolina Playmakers> for his general
<br />advice and guidance in the writing, directing and atageing of "TA'c ROAD TO
<br />ORAtIGE,° and without whose assistance the pageant could not have been pro-
<br />duced in the short time allotted.
<br />To Joha Ehle, author, James Leonard, general director, and John R.
<br />Haney, technical director, Foster Fitz-Simmons, narrator, William Trotman,
<br />Assistant to the Director, t7eslay Nalia ce, Speech Director, .and all of the
<br />others who were a part of the pa~eant staff for the writing, directing and
<br />stageing of "THE ROAD TO ORP,NGE,' for catching the spirit of the early
<br />p ioneor and the presentation of it in this dramatic and historic manner.
<br />To the Clarence O. Jones family, Edwin Heml in, W11li.am Mitchell, Paul
<br />Carr, Jr., Betty Juna .Hayes, Walter Creech, and all other Parsons who devoted
<br />many hours and days in the showing of "TfL ROAD TO ORA?IGE,' for a marvelous
<br />pageant.
<br />To Sake L. Conners and the members of his committee for the collection
<br />of horses, old vehicles, and many other props without which the pageant cculd
<br />not have bean properly produced.
<br />To Shanard-Strudwlck, T.?. Lloyd, 0. V. Cook and the other members of
<br />the Exhibits Committee for the Bari ous historic exhibits in the Court House
<br />and elsewhere in Hillsboro end in the Library at the IInivers ity of North
<br />Carolina and elsewhere in Chapel Hill.
<br />To the Hillsboro Garden Club for nrranging a Totrr of Historic Houses in
<br />and near Hillsboro for two days of the celebration which brought many persons
<br />to Hillsboro during that time.
<br />To SV. 5. Hogan, Postmaster of the Chapel Rill Post Office, and to Thomas
<br />E. Bivins, Postmaster of the Hillsboro Post Office, for obtaining and useing
<br />cancellation slogans for all mail sent through their offices for about six
<br />weeks prior to and during the week of the celebration, and to The Hospital
<br />Saving Associati an of Chapel Hill and the IIniversi ty of North Carolina at
<br />Chapel Rill for the use of slogan cancellations on their metered mail for
<br />the same time.
<br />The following names ware drawn to serve as Jurors for the December
<br />Tartu of Superior Court:
<br />1. J. T. Mann (CH) 15. Lucy S. Morgan (CH)
<br />2. W. ;t. Marley (CH) 16. William B. Aycock (CH)
<br /> Vfilson Weaver (CH) 17. G. C. McBane (Rbj
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<br />.. Ezra M. Carr (Hb) 18. Edgar Sturdivant (CH)
<br />5 Andrew Toriaa (Hb) 1q. J. L. Roberts (CG)
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<br />b~ 17ellace V. Copeland (B) 20. Coy floors (Cks)
<br />7. Michele A. Roberts (CH) 21. J. J. Glos son (CHj
<br />8. L. A. Williams (CH) 22. Tohnny P. Edvrards (B)
<br />q. 'N. G. Kirkpatrick (CHj 23. Lacy Morrow (Cks)
<br />10. Hatherine Tocher (CH) 2 Mrs. R. H. Varley (CH)
<br />11. T. E. Shue (Hb) 25. F. B. Poythre es (CH)
<br />12. T. C. Moore (CAj 2 Arthur :v. Cole (Cks)
<br />1J. Brodie Edwards (CH] 2?. C. W. Long (CGj
<br />l T. E. Coleman (CG). 28. Wade T. Thrift (CH)
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