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DR, CROMWELL
SM Hant Str«t dM on 3tm
|Hfii SorEi, ilieSoel i^I ?lf |IhiD«i«FSoi!ic
only • short tim* lioforo' h*t
dwith. > Sh* t> forviT«4 by 1i#r
tmthef and mottHOw ' Suria! wm
tisld At Boeehwood c«m«t«r|^
27th wiU»* Seaktoroath ^
Homo in chavg«.
AND HIS
Broadcasters
Orchestra
OF WIN5ijTON SALEM, N. C.
featuring that sweet song,
LITTLE OLD LADY
BENEFIT LADIES JR. BOARD
r
Paallno ]^oiton, 16,
at Rondwton Grov* Wak« Coun-
S®*$BU*S
ADMISSION 65c
LINCOLN HOSPITAL
WHITE SPECTATORS 50c
. . . . TERMS
We hav* thousands-df satis
fied cusiomeis who arc using
our "No Doiwn Payment” tire
purchasing plan. You don't
need ready cash to purchase
those tires you need...
come in today and we
will equip your car with
genuine Seiber*
lingVapor Cured
tirea, no money
down , . . terms
that will fit you
exactly! i
^
Our prices ore
QS low as any in
town! Just com-^
por^, then come
in and buy.
y ov
SUIT
AS LOW
AS SOc
Tom Credifl is Goodl With UsI
NO MONEY DOWN
Vernon Hall, 4|, el 908 Ilclcei
Street died June M at the Stat«
hoapital at OoldriMro. Mr. Hall
is sorviTed by hte wife, mother,
father and one aiitar. Bui^ ter-
vices wore hefd at City Cenetery
June 29th. Sc«!torough Funeral
Home in diart»>
Jamss Barton, &fi, ef Bouts 6
Box 170 Iforrfanille, died at the
Uncoln Hoq^iti^ June afth. He
is survived fcjr Ills trtfe, Ms mot
her and father. Barial held
North Carolina,
Durham Ceonty,
TBUSTEE SALB t>F LAND
under AND VXSTUE of
the power conferred npoto me In a
certain deed of trust dsted M«y ®»
1922, and executed by Ralph John
son an wife, Rosa B, Johnson, and
duly recorded in the (^fics of the
Register of Deeds for Durham
County in Book of Mortfairte 192,
at pfige 372; defsulti having been
made in the payment ef the same,^
the undersigned. Trustee will offer
ior sale to the highest bidder at
the Courthouse door, for eash, on,
SATIHIDAY, JULl 17TH, IftJT
at 12 o'clock' Noon,
the following described land, to-
wit;
ADJOlNINiG lands of Nelson
Turner, W. G. Pearson on Divis
ion Street, et al: BBGXNINING at
a stake on the North side of IMvi-
sion Street in the Southwest cor
ner of Nelson Turner's line and
running '^in a Westerly direction
along said Division Street, 8€ feet
to a stake in the Southwest comer
of W. G. Pearson's Hne; thence
along said W. G. Pearson's line
In a northerly direction, -186 feet
to a stake; thence in an easterly
direction 30 feet to the westeoi
tine of sail Nelson Turner; thenee
South 125 feet along the western
line df said Nelson Turner to the
I point of beginning, the same being
the Eastern portion of Lots 21 snd
23 which formerly belonfired to the
Enterprise fjand Company. See
deed from Ira Jones to W.S. In
gram dated May 22, ld06, record
ed in Deed Book at page 200
iSee also, deed £rom W. S. IngFam
and wlfH io W. G. lH»raon« dated
Has^h MdCenw^, 40 dM tt
Duke Hospital Friday June agth
. , - ***«*■ •» illneas of a litie over 2
fSansriAlwielca. Mr, McKellar urtjo Uy^d
bt 617 St. Josei^ St. la awnKlved
by his wife and four ^ifldreii.
Burial wv held Juo« 871^ Fatr-
nont, N. 0. Meliaurh) Funeral
Home in chaiv** ,
♦
M
«omer ef
n Htnte^ the
bagjusiny.
duly.i>fccoi dad In the Office «f
and Kve
and HBil'
in chaiv*.
Jamm Dickey, 80 of 90t Bam-
key St. Died at Duke Ho^>ltal
0une 2KS after an illness of a-
bout three weeks. Mr. Dickey is
survived by his fattier and three
siAer& Funeral sewleea were
held in the funeral chapel June
28th. Burial waa at Grove Hilf
Cemetery. ' McLaurin Funeral
Home in charge.
Helen, the S months old daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-
Kn.igbt died at Duke Hospital
with pheumonia on June 2ftb.
Mrs. Enied Moss, 98 of Gran
ville County, died Jun« 27th. Mrs
Moss is survived iiy her son Rev.
S. L. Allen. Services were hetJ
at Union Chapel in Granville
County on the 28th. Carolina
Funeral Home in Charge.
SATlMl&AY JULY 3.
NOSTH CAROUNA
DU8BAM COUNTY
IN gVPERIOS COURT
ALK3E ARMSTRON, Administra
trix of W, J. Annatron, Decease«l,
and Armstponi'j Individu-
B«y,-
vs.
Salli« Chalmers, heir-at-law W. J.
Amstron, Deceased
NOTICl
The defendant, 9allie Chal
mers, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Soperioi^
Court «f Durham County, North
CaroliMa to sell land of W. J.
lArmstrong, deceased, to make as
sets; and the said defendant, wih
further take notice that she is re
quired to appear at the Office
of the Clerk bf the superior
cour t of said County in the
Courthouse i* Durham, N. C
ten days ffter the 3
August, 1937, and answer or dfr
mur to the'^dmplaint in said act
ion, or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint.
Jas. R. Stone
Ass't. C. S. C:, Durham County
This 28 day of June, 19S7.
tbi««^iter of Deeds for Dux*
laa Ceunty in Book of Mortga
ges 171, at i^«e 214; default
having been made tn th« payment
of the UBdertii3}.ed Trastee will
for sale at pnblle jinctlofi
to the highest bidder for at
th« Courthouse door in Dsrham,
N. C., on •
TBV^AY, JULY 8th^ 1987 at
12 o'clock Noon,
th« following deecribed ||nd| tp-
wit:
BEGINNING at a point, the
Southeast Corner of Alma Street
(formerly Third Avenue), and
ing' Lota'Nvfl^red 1, I, 8, £
and 6 in BlodI Number t9f_W
'tt'ewn osrtlwt pist-oH^
erty of the NorthMat Land
which said plat ia dvly recorded
in the Office of the Seiner of
Deeds for Durham County to
Plat Book fi, at pages 98 and 98
and * p*i’t of the property
oonvefed te C. H. kosaer jM-
0. Markham and wife, See deed
from the Trustees^ thf, Primi-
ttv* Ifoptist Chtti^ of Durham
fivei^reen Street; and runiiing to M G. Markham. See also dtwds
thenoe along the South side of!r*o»rded in Books and psgea aa
Bvergeen Street South 86. deg. I follows d6^65; and 6*0-615. .
Infant child of Wade Ingram
Hied June jjSth and was buried
at the Golden Gate Cemetery on
the same date. -Carolina Funeral
Home in charge.
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Now that the holiday season is
at hand, and so many of »B will
bebuying new things, I advisO'
a visit to, . Bab'a Slipper Shop
where they are offering their
$1.99 shoes for only $1—Shop
early at IBab’s pti this* sale lasts
untU July 4th—lee creamr—that
is something that We all like. The
Durham Dairy Ice cream is rich
in flavors and is, made of good
ice cream—for your holiday des-
ser^ order Sl ptot or a guart of
your favorite ice cream from the
Duriuun Dairy Ice Cream Store
in Hayti of which Mrs. Laura
Husband is manager,
PER WEEK
GET YOUR AUTO BATTERIES, SEAT COVERS ANb'
ACCESSORIES FOR LESS AT
Blackwood’S lac.
434 WEST MAIN ST.
PHONE L-7281
January 16th, 19122, and recorded
in the Office 6f the Register of
of Durhun ia Deed
Boot «3, at page 198.
,THiS SAiLE will remain'open
for .ten days to receive increase
bis, as required by law.
THIS PKOlPIEiRTY is sold at tihe
request of the holder of said note.
WS7.
IDATED this 16th day of June,
MBGHAKKSS AND FARMERS
BANK, TRl^TiSB
M. Hugh Thompson, Attornew.
NAACP WARNS OF UNFAIR
NESS IN WPA
REDUCTIONS
CoBtlBaed frons'pagja seven
/^y»nf»i^tion for Advancement- of
Colored People reveafettatin
such re-employment as is taking
place in various sections of the
country very few jobs are bein|;
pven to Negroes. This unfortun
ate circumstance creates situation
where reductions on rac^ basis
would work greater harm to He
roes than any other racial group
We therefore urge reductions be
made on basis of proportion
of reemployment in private and
public industry as such re-me
ployment relatively affects white
and Negro Americans."
I
OUR ICE
PUTS THE
SMILE ON THEIR FACES. JUST THE THING TO TOP
OFF , THAT HOLIDAY FEAST. IN AIX FLAVORS AND PACKED FOR YOU*
COPtVlENCES IN HALF PINTS, PINTS, AND QUAJtTS AND UP. IT IS RICH. CREAMY,
AND NUTRITIOUS.
ll^VOttC FOB YOUR CONVIENCES
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PRODUCTS
MRS. LAURA HUSBAND. Mgr.
FAYETTEVILLE ST.
NORTH CAROLINA '
DURHAM COUNTY
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power conferred upon the
Trustee in a certain deed of orust
dated April 30th, 1931, and exe
cuted t>y Holt McClain and wife
.Bwtba McClain and duly ^cord
ed in tlte Office of the Reg^ter
of Deeds for Durham County, in
Sbok of Mortgages 203, at page
14; default having been made in
the payment of the same, the un
dersigned Trustee wfll offer for
sale at pablie aoetion to the
highest' bidder for cash at the
Court^use door in Durham, N.
C« fin
FRIDAY, JULY 2nd, 1937* at 12
o’clock Noon,
the following described land, to-
wit;
BBGINNING on the East side
of Chatham Street, 152 f«ot
South 24 deg. 55’ West from the
southeast interaectin «f Chat
ham and Baxter Staeetsi running
thence South 68 deg. 41’ Eaat
85.1 feet to the Northwest cor
ner of Lot No. 2, map hereinafter
referred to; thence with the
Wiestern line of Lot No. 2, South
23 deg. 2D' West 60 feet; thence
North 68 deg...40*' West 87.7 feet
to Chatham Street; thence with
Chatham Street, North 24 deg.
65’ E 50 feet to the beginning.
Same being Lot No. 1 of the N.
C. Mutual Life Insurance' Com
pany’s property, as surveyed and
platted by S. M. Credle, April
23rd, 1931; for more definite
description s^ Map on record in
the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Durham Comty, Book
8, page 203. Further reference
is .also made to CAmmissioner’s
Deed ’from W. L. Fo^shee, Com
missioner, to Sam Barbee, Book
of Deeds 47, at page 689, Dur
ham County Registry. Further
ref^ence is also made to deed
from Pittle Barbee to Sam Bar
bee, Book of Deeds 48, at page
222, Durham County Registry
See deed from E- R- Merrick,
Trustee to R. N. Harris duly re
corded in Book of Deeds 93, at
page 533, Durham County Regis
try, and deed from R. N. Harris
land vi^e to North) Carolina Mu
tual Life Insurai^ce Company,
Siook of Deeds 91, at page 632
No. 2:—BBGINNINo at
point on the West side of Mat-
tihews Street, South 21 degB. 55'
151 feet from the Southwest in
tersection o/ Baxter and Mat
thews Sts.; running thence with
the Western property line of
Mathews St. South 21 deg. ^5'
West M feet; thence North 68
deg. 40' West 87.f feet to the
Southeast comer of Lot No. 1
map hereinafter referred to;
thence with the eastem line
Lot No. 1, N 23 deg. 20' E 60
feet; thence S 68 deg. 46' E' 85.1
feet to tbe^iwiaf of beginning.
Same be!^ Lot No; 2 of the
pli^ hereinafter referred'to and
being property belonging
0.' Mutual Life Insurance
Tympany as sarveyed and plat
ted April 88, 1981 by S. M.
Credle, C. E. See ;Map of said
property on record in t^e Office
of the Register of Deeds of Dur
ham County , Plat Book 8, at
.page 203. (Further referraicp
may be obtained from the conve-
yanee in Tlract No. 1.)
THIS SAUi will remain open
for ten days to.receiv^ incrtiase
i^ds "as required by law. This
.property is sold at the requent
of (ji« holder ef said note.-. .Dated
this 81st daj oi May,*" 1987.
E. R. M&BRICK,
TRUSTEE
M. HUGH THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY
NORTH CAROLINA
DIURHAM CO.UNTY
TRUSTS? SAiLE OF LAND
UNDER AND Bff VIETUaE .of
the power confel^ed 'upon «e
Trustee in ^ certain Deed of
Trust dated ’ pJtober 8th. 1928 i
^d executed by Mathew Nunn I
and Julia Nunn, bis wife, and
30 min. East 150 feet to a point
in the South line of Evergreen
Street: thnee S. 5 deg. 8 min
W, 150.9 feet to a p^int, the
Northeast comer of Lnt No 7
in Block No. 80 as shown on Mie
plat hereinaiTter referred to,
thence N 86 deg. SO min. W. ISO
feet to a point in the lEast line
of Alma Street at the Northwest
comer of Lot No. 7 hereinafter
mentionedthence along the
East side of Alma Street, No,
This sale will remain ^en ten
days to reoejve inc^e^ bids,^M
required'lby law.
^This property is sold at ths re
quest of the holder of said nnte.
Dated this 7th day of June,
1987. » •
E. R. MERRICK,
TBUSTEE
M. HUGH THOMPSON,.
ATTORNi^Y
IlitllllllHiUIUIHUUIIIIipiillilKHtll
DR. ALEXAHDER
CLELAND
PHYiSlGIAN and SUAGBON
Special AtteaUe* Dlijbasea
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Department
Street
Stores
IS READY ior JULY FOURTH
With Your Every Needl
i.YOU WILL FIND WEARING APPAREL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. PRICED
~ wiTHnr'WinmaiCBr
^ome Arid Compare!
SATIN SI.IPS
You will admire these
for their fine quality
and workmanship. Full
length. Tea rose and
white.
GIRL’S ORGANDY
AND BATISTE
DRESSES
Plain and fancy colors.
New styles. Sizes 7 to
14.
LADl^’ COOL SHEER DRESSES
BEACH SANDALS
Fashioned of plain and printed batiste, ergandy i> liatcnt uppers with
. , „ ...... ' aol«i, Cuban
and other sport materials.^ Yon will find a vast
array to choose from, in sizes f4 to 50
$1.00
LADIES’ HATS FOR
THE FVOURTMt
Made of linens, crepes
piques and straws. AU
styles and colors.
79
LADIES ARCH
SUPPORT SHOES
in white kid jbafhers.
Styles thst took well
and fit well.
$1 *98
1
PRINTED sheer
MATERIALS
in a splendid collection
of itsttems. It is ,tp^e
to make an extra dress
#o^tlle 4th. -5=^
LITTLE BOYS’
3-PIECE RUGBY
SUITS
Beautifully made of
fancy'suitings. Si^es 3
to 9.
1
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SLACK PANTS
A(;i^s alack v^pants, in
neat ^hecks ft stripes.
Made with extra waist
bands. Cuff bottom.
Full cut. Don’t over
look ^ml
LADIES’ DRESSES
Ledies' acetate-- BemtMrg
dre*M» ia plain colon of white
•ad pastel shedei. Light and dark
prints.' Reeliy, the«e ar,
remarkable. Sise« 14 to 44.
$1.98
MEN’S POLO SHIRTS
of ^ rayon and cotton,
knits. Desirable colors.
Unusnal value,
MJEN’S HATIS
in
many
I
choose frmn.
value.
tO:
styles
Unasnal
KNICKERS
MSN’S SHIRTS
Boys* i^immer
erA in crash and salt-
ing" BSterials. Sizes ^
$1
to 16. Nicely made.
knick. Men’a broadcloth dress
shirts. Fancy patterns,
fused cellars, falPmake.
Unusual values.
79c
heels, , T ^^np«. In
white, red, Mue,^ maize
and ^multl-eolors. Big
assortment to * choose
from. \
$
1
LADlfiS’ LINEN
SUITS ft WAFFLE
COATS'
Cleanup of the balance
of our atoefc.
$1,98
ILAIHBS’ WOOL
BATHING 8UIT8
All «ew^l987 stytea.
You wUI wMder at
this value.
$1.98
MEN’S WHITE
SHOBS^ FOR THE 4th
Leather soles n^ith good
uppers. AH good styles.
~$4-.98
1
BOYS' PANTS
Boys" long‘sport pants.
Especially well >ade.
Sixes 10 to 18. Unusual
value.
$
1
Men!
Get into on^ of these snaimar-wits, made, of
suiting and gal^rdine. Phin e«^r% dMcks
and plalda. Single and double breasted Models.
PLAIN AND SP(»T BACKS, AS LOW AS
$3.98