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IN CAUFOMIIA vu cAKouvA tmm •... .^-.' .'"■ ■■( j '!..i# j a 9^m9sur mtse Legal Notices , I, ^1" . ■ R«t. H. L. Fisher, Biabop of tfcc United Hollioeaa ehtirch, And promiaent minister of Dur ham ud New Yoilc 1*^0 is atten ding the c»nvoe»tion of his church in Los Angeles. Bii*op Fisher return to Durham sometime dur ing- the latter part of May. On The Air And In It CMitiaaaJ from paga fiv* magic of ,th4 Armstrong ork. ‘Swing* in a fantastic phase of the negroid music that has devel oped in America and inundated the world, perbaps ti-e most ‘au- thoriteti^' music since Wagner.'* Whil« the i^at Louis» new very much in the public eye be* cauae of hia weekly radio com mercial, was crowding them in, there came word that Edward E>rerett Siorton, the fflm come^ dian, and Ozzi« Nelson’s orcV.estra are scheduled to replace Arm strong for Fleishmann’s Ytaat tUtaEt> faU after the next fall after the 24 week period ends..*! can’t wuch for this, but juding from th« kicks colored and white, it may be true. Still more news on the trumpet wizard: Paramount pictures has taken out a policy of |6,000 from Lloyd’s which is payable if Louis Is not back in New York from CalK'omia in time for his raida broadcast May 28. Armstronff will do a bit in an all-colored musical for Paramount and if he misses airplane connections for return to New York by tfce «tipu- lated date, the money will have to 5>e pa4d. It’s the first’insurance of its kind on record. FREE! Eaeh Week A Basket OfTii NORTH CABOUNA DURHAJf COUNTY T&USflS SALS GW hAm> UNDER AND EY VIETmC of the power conferrvd upon tha THistte in * certain d««d of triMt executed by C. A, Miller (single) and duly recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Dur ham County in B(M>k of Mort* gi^'cs 209, at page 268; default having been made in the |»yment of the same, th6 undersigned trustee will of^er for sale at pub lic auction to the highest bidde, for cash) at the Go«rth«us* doftr in Durham, N. G., on THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1887 at 12 o’clock Noon, the following detcrlbed land, to- wit: being LQT JjIO._ .14 on tha plat of th% f*. M. Proctor land, surveyed and platted by E. C. Belvin, survey^ o« April, the 20tl-\ 1908, which said plat is re corded in tne Office of the Re- jristJer of Dcfeds of Durham County, N. C., In Book of Plata No. 1, page ^18, , to which , plat reference is hereby given as ar part of this description. Lot No^ 14 on the North side of Martha Street and having a fronting of 50 feet on Martha Street, and ex> tending back IBO fe^t and being 6*0 feet wide in the rear, and be- lag the land conveyed by the Griswold Insurance Company by deed to whicht reference li herebv inade as a part of this description of said properly and being re- i corded in Deed Book 66, at page 641. Referenced hereby made to Trustee Deed from W. H. Wiison, Trustee, to E. D. Pratt, recorded in Book 89, at page 666, i„ Of fice of the Register of Deeds 61 Durham County. THUS SAL£ WILL ^ remain ,open for ten (10) days to receive increase bids, as provided by law. THIS PROPERTY ^ sold at the request of the holder of said note. NEGRO CONGRESSMAN— CoQtiaMd from page one :r r.^ This paper is offering to:^ woman or girl planning the best^ menu for each day in the week, • basket of groceries, which will be boogbt from the advertisera oi this* page. There will be • bottle of Dur4utm Dairy Milk and a liottle of Royal Crown Cola, given along irith the groceries, which wfll prove a treat to the winner. Rtdea foUowi: thiR contest are as I- A>y WMB*a l« y«mr« ef aga I* •Ugibl«t otliar thaa th* BSMBber* of tha famiUe* o* ^ -tho ' CAROii^INA TIMES. 2.. All aatrSe* mait bo la ^ • by Wedaoiday May 26, ^37. ' 3. NoatnoM counts a« woD ai tko plaMiag of the meal*. 4k Only wrjto on sbo side fit Raper* Uia a* tnany (operate •heeta m may be needed. 8. Sead oatrios to Editor ei Womans’ Pag , Carolina Tim^s 117 Peabody Street. The best planned menu select ed will be announced in next weeks issue of this paper, at which time the winners name will be announced. The winner will be asked to call at the Caro lina Times office for her basket of groceries Dated this 24t]i day of A^rll, 1987, HSCHANICS « FARMERS BANK, •mtf C. 3. OATES, Attorney ^ORra CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY TRUiSnSE SAJUS OF LAND UNDi» AND BY VIBTUIl of the power conferred upon the IVttstet in a certain Deed vt Trust dafted December 80th, 1983, and executed by I* W, Wilolte et ux, Ethel T. Wilhoite, and duly recorded in the Office ef the Re gister 01' Deeda for Durham County in Book of Mortgages 219 at iwge 82; and default hav ing been- made in the paymeht of the same, I the nndenigned Trustee will offer for sale at pub lic auction to the k^heat bidder for cash at the courtoase door in Dnrham, Gt TBURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1«§7 II 12 o’doek Noon, the following tracta of land: FIRST LOT: Beginning at a stake On the east aide of Grant Street, 'said stake being 100 feet south from the intenection of Walker Avenue and Grant Street and running thence South 20 dcg. 50’ West 60 feet to a stake; j thence south 69 deg. 10’- East 160 feet to a stake; thence north 20 deg. 60’ East SO feet to a stake; thence North 69 d^. 10’ West 160 feet to the place and point of beginning and beinf lots Nos. 18 and 19 in Block "C” of the Edgemont Seeorities Company property as per eortect- ed map now on file in ^e Re gister of Deeds’ Office, Durham County in Plat Book 3, at page 185. SECOND LOT: BEGINNING at a stake on the east aide oi Grant Street, said stake being 2iOO feet southt from tiie Inter section of Walker Avenue ,and Grant Street, cn^jrannlng'tiittnce south 20 deg. 60’ West 50 feet to a st^e; ilience South 69 deg. 10’ f^ast 16p feet to a stake; thc:nce north 20 deg. 60* East 60 feet to a stake; thence North 69 deg. being Lots Noe. 22 and 23 in Block "C” of the Edgemont Mid •tab m aMttt lid* of AVMHWi bwe •leair^and 'M ntam iom Mi wifiy A^iM* Xwlii dsgiew 10 itake «• ^ WMt lid* afantea Wait 197.Si feat to a firee^ point of Wginafaig, and befa^ Uli 9, 11, 1^ la. 2S. 28, f4. m and M is BkH^ 0 of the AblM Avenue preserty of the IHike Laad>.and Denralopment Co. as per plat and mmf ther^ of now on iftle in t^o Offko of the Regiater of Deeda of Dorham County ia Hat Book 5, at pafe _ . . 77, to wideh referenee la heAby. •«»* made for » aera partioalar dea*. btoilding Use of aald crlptlon Ct H»«. a- «l».daad _ Avenue, North S7 de«. 08' Weat from E- m Biakop and wife, TO *iat to a atalte, the point of Claude V. Bishop to'l* W. WH- hoite knd wife Ethel T. Wilhoite,' ^ i^*ln open t«eM«d ta the Offiee ef H receive inereaae aa nquired fcy law. Ooqnty. Book i, page 514. | THIS PROPiSRTY it aold at Thia sale will remain open for the^request of die holder of «id ten da^ lyr receive increase Uda, notei. feet to a atyca in tthe line of an Allay, lonia# ^Drt No. 9tT Utrow >- £ng and wHh t^e ffottthsto line of sdia ASey, Sonfli 87 deg. 08’ Baat 59 feet to a iMwi thewa South t deg. 15’ Weat 260 faot to a stake in the Northern build- tec Une of said Formoea Aveftae; ^am9» aa4 '••A *« tfe, tt, am BHllWft tiMjSf Une of Lof No. Setth t ds|r IS, Saa» #19 f%ree* fO fa«« to iia tk m Mvtkfri#" Ftami* T; ^ ^ ^ lit ; «a tMipi Stre^l thanfe liuit MISS HILDA ALLEN", Super, intendent of the Efland Home for Negr9 girls whos4 resignation frail tilai position wae aimouii^ed with regrets this week. Miss Allen left last Saturday for her home in Washington,, D. C. V NORTH CAEOLINA DURHAM COUNTY. , • * .L a, - - > I TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND I UNbER ANU BY VIRTUE pf the power conferred upon the Trustee in a eertan Deed of Trust dated December 80th, 1888, and duly executed by L. W. WU- hoite and wife, Ethel T. Wilhoite, and duly recorded in the Offko of the Regiater of Deeda |er Durham County bi Book of Mort gages 219, at page 80; default having been made in the payment of the same, the underai|^4d Trustee will offer for sale at* public auction to tiie high«ii bid der for cash at the courthouse door in Durham, N .C., on / THURSDAY, MAY 87th, 1P87 at 12 o’clock Noon, the foHowinir des^bed Umd, to* wit: BEGINNING at a stake on tiie north side of Massey Aveatte and on' the east si^ of grant Street, and running thence alon? and with the east side e{ aaid Grant Street North 20 degreea 60 min. east 126 feet to a atake, the southwest comer of Lot Ne. aa requir#d by law, gistiiir of Deeda of Durham Thia pr^r^ It sold at the re quest of the holder of aald aote. Dated ^ii Stth di^ of Aprit. 1887. E. K. MSSntcX, Tnsateo M. HVIQB MOXPSON, Attomey titled to First-class accomoda tions, and when he is denied it, he also has a valid cause of act- | Securities Company property as } “ Block “D”; ^ thence along itn—supported by decisions hand per corrected »»«p now on file in j with the south lines of Lots ed ,down by the Unitied States Register of Deeds Offiee Dui*am ' 21 and 8 in an easterly direction Supfeme Court. • County in Plat Book 8, 4t p«te The filing of the auit by the I86. I lone Negro Representative in Congress fas caused widespread comment througiiout the nation, both the white "and colored press devotmg cionsiderable space to varioxra rapeets of the"" case~ which doubtless, after going thru the Illinois Civil ^burts to the State Supreme Coujrt, will find its way ultimately to a decision by the United Slates Court T%e case' will have Federal Ju risdiction after it leaves the Illi nois State Supreme Court, and when a constitutional question is raised. The present action car ries additional welgtt, according to Attorney Westibrooks because Congressman Micthell retained his First-class ticbet, which wili be the star exhibit in tite caiw. A preliminary hearing Is expect ed wi^in near future. '' Kua aaio wffl remain open ten (10) daya to reeeive increase bids aa required by law. This property la sold at the-je- Dated this day of April, 1887. S. B. Miaaacx, Tmatee M. HUGS THOMPSON, Attorney TO OUR SEVEN THOUSAND GRADUATES ContiniMd froas page seven money in thie education of these young people. May I urge you now to continue to have fore sight and to invest your dollars in Negro business where your child will have a chance to put into practice the things he has learned in school. 279.81 feet to a stake on tl)C west side of Colfax Street; theaee aloBg «ad witir the weift side of jwid Colfax Street aouth twelve degrees thirty fonr minutei -West 126.2 feet to a NORTH CaIoLINA dJrhAM COUNTY TRUSTEE JSALE OF X4AND U^SB AND «Y VIRTUE th* power c(«famd upon un- deraigned Tnlitee In a certain *deed of truat dated February 18th 1&28, executed by Joseph' W. Harris and Kurriette J. Hants, kis wife, and duly recorded in the Offiee of the Register of Deeds for Durham Coun^ in Book of Mor^iages 162, at page S58; de fault h«Tii« ibeen madle in iho same the undersigned) truntee will offer for sale at p*blie auc tion at the Coarthouso) door in Durham, N. C., to the hi|,-hest bid der for cash oa MONDAY, JUNE 14th, 19» id 12 o’clock Noon, tile following diseribed land, to- wit: LOT NO. 100«ccording to the plat and survey' of the WOL^ DEN property, syeieording to Kiker dated Marth, . 1814, which said lat is duly reeor^d In thtf Of fice of^ Register of Deeds of Durham County, in Plat Book 5, at page 9^, add b«^ morl P^>- cularly described aa foUows^ - Dated ttUa 18th day May, 1M7. E. R. MSI^CX. Trustee M. HUGB THOMFBON. Attorney NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY TBUSTEB SALB OF LAND* UNDER AND »Y VIRTU* of power conferred apofi the Trustee In a ce^in deed of trust executed by L, W. Wilhoite and wife, Ethel T. Wilhoite, and duly recorded In the Office of , the B^;ister of Deeds for Durhuii Covnty in Book of Mortgages 148, at page 5i7, dated December 4tii, lt26| default having been made in the payment of tiie same tha undersigned Traatee will of fer fot sale ft public auction to tt-w-hlghert bidder for cadi, at the Courthouse door in Durham, |N. C„ on ;THURSDAY, may *7A, 1837 at ,12 e’cloek Nmh, ithe foUowinf land, to-wit: • BEGINNING on th« NCTtfc aide of Umstead Streep 50 feet from Mason Sreet, T. Dtovid Par>* iam’s S E corner and running thSnee Northly with said Par ham’s line, about 118 feet to Hen ry Henderson's line; thence in an Eaaterl^ direction with Hender son’s* and Alley line, 50 feet to SURVEYS BARES DAFKIEROUS CONDITION AT EAST DUR- DURHAM SCHOOL Coatia«od freas page oae An av*emje of 52 children is what teachen at tiie Ekst Dur ham ari^oolare forced to accept. In most instonces the 52 students are divided into two claases. The I ^ncipal h«i no office, and i^ tMad ^ having time to attend to —MKRlflflNG at a stake in the . Uie-duties of ttnt paricular of- Northern building line of Formo- ^ flee she is burdened with teacL> sa Avraue (fom^ly and unnam - . ing classes also. I ed Street) at a, point 200 feet V from tha North^t intersection of STORE MANAGER L“e,, Many Tc^mpting VarteUes Coivenieiit Map! Xry Our Milk SnaKes 5 & iOc /m Mrs. Laura Hasbaad I Meet Your Friends Every Day And Sunday En-1 Joy Fresh Fiiut In Durham Dairy’s Rich Ice Cream | Ripened And Fresh With AII The OringlBal | ^avor And Tastiness ^ fiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiiiHiiiiiiw^^^^^ = FLOYD. F. LOFTIN S \ ^ 413 E. Chapel HUl St. ^ •> Dial L-7««3 S Darhaos, N. C. PIANOS s Radios — Talkiag S5I Maehiahe aad other ~ Masical Merekaadise — Pianos Tuned, Re-con- ~ ditipned and Rented as "Calumot” Sheet s Music 6e per copy ^ liiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiHFiiiiiniliiM Easy Terms Tbm aame beteg a part of tte let ef lawl oeaveyed M T. Farthing, Tlmsto*,-" re> corded in the Offiee of the giater of Deeds of Dmteoi County bi Deed book 47, at paf* Its. See deed from L J. Spaul ding and wife FannU T. Spaul ding to Cko. W. Coif, recoMsd Ir Deed Book 58, at pag« 498, 'in offiee B^H^rtar of Daedt of Durham Ceanty. Bee alio leed from Qoe. W. Cox and wife, to dated Oetolber 17th, 1988 , and W. Gomes, duly recorded in th« Offiee ef the Refister of Deeds for Durham County. , THIS SAl^ will remain wpen for ten days to reeeive, IncreaM bids, aa repaired tf laf*. THiai PROPERTY to sold at th« reoueat of the h-older of aald note. , Dated thia 816th day «f Aprfl, 1887. E. K. MERRICK, Traatoe M. HUGH THOMPSON. Atti^ey Nt)R'ra CAROLENA DURHAM COUNTY TRUSTEE 3AXB OF XJIND UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the power conferred upon the Trustee , In a certain Deed of IVust dated July 7th, 1'986 and esteevted by Eddi« Robinaon, Leon Williams, Julia Luster, An* nie Bell Former and 6. C. Rob erson. Trustee* of Church of God,” and duly recorded in Uie Offlce of the Regiater of Deeda for Durham Cownty in Book of Mortgages 286, at page 208; default having been made ia the payment of the same ti-ie un deraigned trustee will offer fot sale at public auction to the h%h- est bidder (fbr caidi at Court* houM door in Dun^m, Nortfi Ca» H>lln*, on MONDAY, JUNE 21st, 1987 at 12 o’clock Noon, the following described land, to wit: ' ' FRONTBNG on South side of Gloen Street in Havti, adjofaiiog the lot abwe described and the lot below descrfl>ed and tho lands of Mariah Bynum, bl^ffinnlng at N W comer of Nathan Ooodloe'i residence lot, and running thencs with Olenn Street, Westwaxd 60 feet: thence with^ the!iloi belftw dpaeribd, Sou£hi~2 chains and 78 IlnkI; then^ Sijpit»f|d pSralled with Glenn Street. 60 feet; thenee noHhwest with line of Nathan Goodloie’s lot 2 dialns, 70 liuks to the beginning containing 1-4 of an acre, more or less. See deed Uitie^ I and l%ere are no library ftac: n the East Durtam sdiool,^ and j^teaHMaa tUNf to *om^ M,. Jehasoit te »fotiia» ^ most ancient type, are un heard Why an epidetnic of some de vastating' cont^^ous dtoeaae hias not broken out in the school is a mystery beyond the solution of the average person. In the face of theae deplorable conditions tfcie teacher and stud ent are able to smile and are more than* courteous to visitois. Complaints are few and far be tween, and hope is written on the brow of botii teachera and atud Goodloe restored in Book of Deeda 48, at page 11®, in the Of fice of Register of Deeds of Dur ham County. See deed fitom T. D. Paiiaiii to MecJtanies and Farmers Bank, Book lOO of Deeds, page ^Z9, Durham County Registry.'^Sea deed from Meeha- nica and Farmers Bai^ to Trus tees of th« Church wtiod, duly recorded in Book of iMeda. at ftige ,, Duriiam Obunty Registry. THIS SALE will remain open enta ^hope for a new and better for t« days to receive increase biuUding promi^d tt«m more than bi^ aa required by Uiw. three years ogo. You Can Now Get Any Of These Delicious jPlavors And ^ ft Services At 704 Flayettevllle Street - HAM DAIRY PRODUCTS The Board of Directors the Dorham Loan :& Trust Co. ANNOUNCE TO THEIR CUSTO- MERS AND FRIENDS . THAT, EFFECTIVE THIS DATE, THE 4 NAME OF THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN CHANGED TO Djirhim; Narth Carolina;: Capital aad HM>e00,0^ Aim C&isBDICOOR^ MEBANE C001.£a:M£E HILLdBOBd WAH! FOBIST THIS PROPERTY is sold at th« request of the holder of saM note. Dated this l8th day of May,^ I»87. R. L. MCDOUGALD, 'n*ust«« M. HXSOH THOMPSON, A^rney FOROSEOTlDiY ^ OkfldiiaM and Bmiefleiary Nov laaared at aa Additleaal Coat. Aa Satiraly New Featara j^fersd ^ jaa Other Coaspaay ' i Duri*!am, N. C.—kn accident insurance policy insuring three people: the principal, the bene ficiary and one child now offered by the Southern Fidelity Mutual Insurance Company. This policy is ii^ immediate fienefit from date o€ premium payment Weekly benefits are from $10.00 to |2S.> 00. Death benefits firom fSSO.OOi to flSOO.OO, and tiie cost is onty one cent per day or I8.6C1 per year. — You must see ti% priicy at our expense. Read it, and undentand exactly what it coven, then if you are satisfied, send fS.66 to tmt it In force for 1 year. Eaeh year ilill benefits increase 1^ per eent unttt th^ poliey Hm a value of SO per cent more at no additional cost. Women and men are Accepted. No medical NcamlMtion, no red* tap*. Send no money 'wriili ap^* Mtion. Just vnHlte ymr name, iir* address, b«n«flelaty*S noaf r^tionidiip juld anO to tho Souttiem ndeliti; Mutttid. Insop* ranca Company, Dnj^Mai, N^vth Cwolina, ior free policy Won. - (A4t). ->• r-'-T- iMi.