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Farm News NINE TA] fwijC 4-H J f A reeort riNE TAR HEELS HONORS rd - luvuking total of ..nine youiiy Norlli Caroliiuttiis iialioiial honors at the Cltil) ('oiiKri-ss in Oliicago last week, accronliiig to Miss iMary iSiu- Musrr, assistant t;lub '•leader lor tlic .State College Ejt- I leasiou StTvice. Seven of the nine will reeeive teolJege si-|iiilarhliips valued at ^.'!()() eaeli. Another, .Joau I’en laud yl' (’lay (lonnty, winner in ■ reereation and rural arts, receiv- (1 a tree trip the ('lul) Con gress. Halph I’.rown of Iredell ^^as a national winnt^r in health, but no prize was offered in this jjrojeet. I The seholarshij) winners are ! ('arolyn Miller, Iredell, winner in girls’ records; Pauline Ilowe, (iaston, home iinproveiiient; Wesley Manning, I’itt, fann safe jty; NiUi-y [’ritehett, (Juilford, jioultry; Margaret Ii(!e Stevens, I Wayne, food preparation; I>ori8 j h’friekland, Halifax, eamiing; ^ and Kvelyn Waugh, Surry, "^|elothing. ! The awards are made possible |by the national business organ- 'izations wliieh cooperate with the National Committee on Boys land Girls Club Work, Inc., and It he Coopertive Extension Ser- |viee in spoiisociug tlie 4-11 Club rogram i’u' teen-age rural f youth of the nation. The State’s 4-H livestock jud'j-ing team also made a good i-(^rd in (’hieago, placing 10th amoii'T ;i() or more teams fronv throughout the nation. One mem ber, V'^anee Vines, won an indi- 4' vidual piling of eight in the nation. Other team members members were (Men Reese, Bob- . by Gene Xorris, and Hugh Ilagaman, all of Watauga Conn- ^ ty. They were coached by C. II. t^irkman assistant eountv a- ^ Twenty-six State project win ners from North Carolina at- ^ tended the (’lub (Congress. They , were accompanied by Miss Moser ' and Fred II. Wagoner, assistant State leader; K. h. Norton, j iiorlheasteru district ageiit, and '^Mfss Rita l>uT5ois, extension I nutritionist. The group return* J"' i HINTS TO HOMEMAKERS ^ By Ruth Current State Home Demonstratiofn Agent Spots out, management spe- Legal Notices ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE NOKTU CAROLINA) mjRJ^AM COUNTY) 'INO yUA]..lFJKU aa admin- istrutur of the estuto uf tSamuel MUU- gan, deceased, late of Uurliain County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons liuving dtiiins against aaid aatnte to exiiibit tlieia to the under- . iu care of P. O. Box 1422, Durham, North Carolina, on or be- j for the 9th day of November, 1950 r’ or this notice will be pleaded in bar , j qf their recovery. All persons in debted to suid estate will please make immediate payment. Dated this 8th day of Nov., 1949. . TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND f NORTH CAROLINA) DURHAM COUNTY) UNDKR AND BY VIRTUE of the power of sale containued in a certain (igt'd of trust executed by John Cody Biiigle dated July 12, 1940 and re corded jn Book 3U(i of Mortgages, Pago 416, in the office of the Register or rarhiun County, North ('arulinu, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and said deed of trust being by the terms thereof sub ject to foreclosure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Durham, North Carolina, at noon, on the 26 NEW LOCATION M & J Finonce Corp. * Auto Loans ♦ 213 RIGGSBEE AVE. (Back Of Post OfBcis) PHONE J-52 7 1 .. IS YOUR CAR.. ; OVERHEATING? Let us clean your clogged cooling system \dth Pressure Chemical Steam, Motor-Chas- sis Cleaning Sei^ce. GRANITE SERVICE STATION E. S. PHILLIPS, Prop. MAIN AND NINTH STS. eiali.st say! V'aluable linens and clothes may be periiiameutly spotted if stains are not removed before laundering. Hot water may set protein .stains suidi as egg, blood, or meat juice, and soapsuils may set others such as coffee, tea, or fruit stains. He safe, . remove all stains before laundering. Keep a simple kit of supplies in a handy place so you can reffr to it whenever a stain (M-eurs. General rules: Treat stains as soon as possible, lion let .stains dry because then tliey are very dittieult and sometimes impos sible to remove. 11 the stain is not grea.sy, try sponging it witti cold water, hugary stains are easily removed witli clear water. If tlie stain contains grease, a dry-cleaning fluid or soapsuds may do. A fruit-flavored ice i ream stain should be treated as a sugar, egg, grease, and fruit stain. How to take out stains: Blood for fresh stain on white cottons or linenjj, soak in warm water. Wash in warm suds. For stub born stain, uiie salt water solu tion (1-4 cup salt to 2 cups wat er.) Do not use hot water first; it may set the stain. For wash able colored or fine fabrics, sponge with warm water. Wash in lukewarm suds. For nonwash- able fabrics, use absorbent first. Then sponge with warm water. Chewing gum stains on white cottons or linens—soak in cold and scrape off gufn. If stain re mains, sponge with dry cleaning fluid. the same directions for washable colored or fine fabrics. For nonwasliable fabrics sponge with dry cleaning fluid. If sugary stain remains, sponge with water. Cream or ice cream on white cottons or lines — soak in cold water. If ice cream is fruit, berry, or chocolate, treat stain as such. Wash in warm suds, llinse well. Cream or ice cream stains on wasliable colored or fine fabrics — sponge with cold water. Wash in lukewarm sud*>. Oeam or ice cream stains on noiiwashable fabrics — sponge with dry cleaning fluid to re move grease. I^et dry; then sponge ^vith (told water to re move egg or sugar stains. TIMELY FARM QUESTIONS QUESTION: IIow does the food value of honey compare with other everday foods? ANSWER; It compares very day of December 1949 the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the .same lying and being in the Coiinty of Durham, and State aforesaid, -inore particularly descrlljed as follows: BEGINNING at a stake ut the intersection of the fkiuth Margin of Markham Street with the West margin of Macklifi Street and running thence with Macklin Street, South 4 3/4 deg. West 55 feet 5 inches to a stake, E. M. Thompson Northeast corner; thence with his line North 85 I/4 deg. West 95 feet 6 inches j thence Nortli 5 1/4 deg. East 55 feet 5 inches to a ^^ake in the South margin or Markham Street; thence with the South margin of the same South 85 1/2 deg. East 95 feet 9 inches to the beginni«g, containing 12/100 an acre more or less. Situated on the above property is a house known as No. 902 Macklin Street. THIS SALE wiU remain open for ten days to receive increase bids, as required by law. Dated this 22nd day of November, 1949. "e. Si JOHNSON, Tnistee. PAIGE PLUMBING COMPANY Dial X-5388 1*2 13 4 th St. “Efficient, Dependable And Courteous Service.” AUTOS NEW AND USED Are you getting ready to buy a NEW or USED CAR? BE SURE TO SEE OUR FINE SELECTION FIRST! CITY MOTORS 105 MORGAN ST. DIAL 9-3796 TO RrtW nOM SLAVreV TO MAVOII OTAMAMVRICAN •reWN IS AM ASTDONDINO FBAT.' IT li NEVfRTMKLKM^ T« iTOSY OF SAMML MJMNt AUniBORN A(K> IN LtWIMOMVM* AS A VOOTM HI WOaKKD AT BARBIRtNO- /^A9A STtWDNRD ON ttlVtit BOWr UNtt H* LATTR MARKICD AND T»K HJC FAMItY TO ReNDVIue, O. - A PT»)SP£R0US AMNIN* TI^> THII^E.THROOGM »4ARDW0RK AHD THRIFT, HE WAS AftLI TO AC0UI1«I A SIZKAMI SIT OF ■pROPEirrY- INCLUOIN* A HOm. AHD SARfni SNO^ WMlCH HC AAANASeO WITH IXTMORDIHARV imCISNCV/ AT SAMUIL B.ALLfN WAS ELICTf D MAVOn 0|> R»NOV|UJ(.' MTtR MR>At.LtN MOVtO TO CORNIN» OHIO, AND THEN TO MiDOiiwrr.o. "CswB- ySHIN9-BUSINe«S PLAOeS IN BOTH TOWNS.' oNr-riMe MAYOR OF RSNDV/Ue, OHIO it it Continantal I'iivoralily, aeeordiiig to W. A. Stephfii, exteiibioii bee-keeper at Htate College. lie says seven ouiiees of iioiiey les.s than iiail' a pound lias as iiiueh food value as a quart of iiiil^, five ounees of ereauied elieese, 10- eg|;s, 12 ounces of round beef steak, 15 ounix's of boneless cod fish, eight oranges, or 8 1-2 ounces of walnuts. Yet, adds iStciiiieii, good honey can be pur- eliased tor cents a pound, iiiaking it one of the cheapest and best foods on the market. Honey is one food that is un- ehanged by handling and comes to the table as pure as when the bees finish producing, it. I first milk offered should be I warm milk fresh from the moth er. liactk the calf into a corner, .straddle him, and place the buc ket containing the milk directly in front of him. After dipping tw(» fingers in the milk, place them in the calf’s mouth. When he begins to suck, gradually low er the hand into the bucket of milk and spread the fingers so that milk will be drawn up be tween them and the calf sucks. After the calf gets several swal lows of milk carefully remove the fingers from his mouth. Be- peat this operation as often as may be necessary to teach the calf to drink. QUESTION: Will a perman ent pasture be damaged if tur keys are allowed to graze it? AA'.SWEIL: L. W\ Herrick, turkey speciali.st for the State College Extension Service, says permanent pa-stures will not be damaged by grazing turkeys provided the birds are moved freciueiitly. Moving the turkeys at regular intervals while they are on range, he says, not only prevents chuuage from over- graziiif' but is also a safeguard against disea.se outbreaks. Prop er graziiifjr but is also a safeguard improve the pasture by spread- iiiji: niaiiurt' evenly over the field. 'i'nrkeys and livestock should make a goml eiimbiiiation on the Tariii, siiys Ilei rieli. Using a pas ture every third year for turkeys wliii-li would nuike a good rota tion plan for the 'riianksgiving birds, would als(/Ix^ej) the fields Wf-H fertilized, he adds. ■— (^I’KSTION: IIow' eaii young cahi's he taught to drink milk? AX8WER: This job is not Very dtflieiilt, says John A. Are.v, in charge of dairy exten sion fit State College. After sep- aliating the ealf from his mother, leave him alone about 12 hours or until lie gets hungry. The Sunday School (Contniued from Page Two) .strongest bulwark for peace. If it touches us in childhood, it will remain the rod and staff of our adult life. By placing a high value upon church and Sunday School at tendance, regardless of creed, we deepen the faith of our children and make a lasting spiritual con tribution to their growth. W’e fathers and mothers of America must ‘ ‘ take ” or “ send ’ ’ our boys and gir(s to Sunday School, for religion is likewise the .strongest link in tlie chain family unity. Ajid united fami lies, with firm spiritual faith, not only spell happy, wholesome childliood, but furnish one of the surest and best"ways for the preservation of democracy. Sunday ’School attendance makes for the welf-baianced life! So, fellow Americans, let’s let’s take the family to Sunday School, and give them a heaven ly endowed fellowsliip in the greatest educational institution on earth. TOM C. CLARK Attorney Ueneral of the Unit ed States. Fresh Fish In Season Quality Sea Food Meats And Groceries Smith’s Fish Market 718 Fayetteville Street Phones L-7861—R-3491 YOUR FUTURE OUTLOOK Bull City Barber College PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE NOW Approved by the North Carolina Board of Barber Examiners and the Veteran’s Administration. A. C. ARTIS and G. P. HOLLOWAY, Directors Write Today For Full Information. 408 E. PETTIGREW ST- — DURHAM, N. C. Phone L-6491 - Clothe* Tailored For Yarn UNION TAILORING SHOP ALTERING - TABLORING - DRY CLEANING AND DYEING 418 Dowd Street Durhtm, iV. C. mm RECORDS HIT TUNE OF THE WEEK; "I’LL GET ALONG SOMEHOW” LARRY DONNELL Sale And Repair Of Electilcal Appilancies SPECIAL: MAXL ORDER SERVICE INCLUDING PICK-UP AND DELIVERY PHONE N-7464 326Y2 EAST PETTIGREW STREET THE SUPPLY AGENCY (Incorporated) PHONE N-7464 3261/1 EAST PETTIGREW STREET I Bottleground To Be Release Soon By MCM .\hW VOlik CITV Wh.-n you see .\lUAl s “Battleground,' i.Uf first houubt tdin ol the Uat tie of tlie iiulge, you II be aiiiu^ ed to vuiteh such stur.-^ us \ an Jolin.son, Ueoigi* ,Mur|)hy, Kicar do Montalbaii iUid .lohii Kodiak wiili a east of 20 vi-teraiis of th.' lOlst Airlioriie Division ilo the faiiMtus “jive” drill with preci.>. Mill and eXi'ifelileiit. .And you'll lie proud to know that it wa.s Sgt. Samuel .lagers, a .\'ei>;ro WHO wn,s flown to llollywooil to single haiidedly whip tlie great cast into shajie. Kor during tiie «ar, Hgf .Jagers, tired at’ tlie iliill routined drills, created the “.live Drill’ at whieh Negro troops excelled. Its rhytlmi, fan fan* and ln'aiity have niade ex celleut suUlie.rs. «>f i-lHMiKHiids of young recruits. .lagers, fi ft. (J iiiehes worth of drilling authority is New Or leans born and Southern I niver sity educated. He now lives with his family in Ta-onia, W ashing- ton. He loves to issue crisp com mands in syneopatl rhythiii. So. popular wa-s he on the M(JM .stu- lio that liobert Pirosh, a .'loth Infantry Division soldier who wrote “Battleground” called Ja gers a “Human metronome.” Arson Beh'eved Cause Of Fire Bottlesboro BATTLESBORO Etlgecombe County authori ties suspected arson in the in- ve.stigation to find the person or persons responsible for set ting fire to the frame iVegro school house Tuesday night. The fire was first discovered about 6 o’clock in the evening and ffremeii answering the a- larrn extinguished flames in two sejrarate sections of the buikl- ing. Another alarm was turned in about 10 o’eloek the same night, but when the firemen ar rived this second time, the blaze had become uncontrollable. Tin* building burned to th(! ground and left only two chimneys standing midst the ruins. The building had housed 2')() students and six teachers. As^' aJi emergency measurt-, stnue classes are being held in the First Baptist Chnrcli Sheriff Tom Bardin admitted FA#S SMTWW StyOng ot (he 1950 Ford Custnm Deluxe Fordor includea features which add to the performance, Mofioniy, lafetjr, comfort and appearance nf the new ears. With improved quality u the keynote, the 19S4 Fords introdiice a new treatment of the and parkinc Uchta, ■ colorful new cre^t — the first in Ford Uatanr — a new omamentai rear deck handle and lock, new iastmmcat kaofca, new and larfer horn rin«, foam rubber front seeta with no«.4ac *c«t ifiiagM and a complete new line of interior trim fabrics, fai addition the powerful Ford V4 and S^yliader have been improved to fhra Ford the qaictcat smoothoit ntnainc engtnsa «vtf prodncad by th* Ford Motor Company. American Negro Repertory Players Presenfed "Angel Street" In B. N. Duke Auditorium November 22 station wagon t'or Transportation and hauling has bei'onie a must for Harriet Tubman Branch The Ameriaii Xegro Reper tory I’layers were presented by the station wagon workers of the Harriet 'rubman Branch Y. W'. C. A. on Tuc.sday night in the production “Angel .Street.” The j>lay \fas given in the B. N. Duke Auditorium, North Caro lina (^ollegt* at Durljam. ruder the guidance of the na tionally famous director, ]\Iilton \Vood, this star-studded Broad way ca.st gave to hundreds of play lovers an excellent pre sentation that will be vividly remembered some time to (‘ome. .Tae(|iieline fvevy as Jfrs. ^fan- ningham, Oden Browne as Mr. Manningham. and Milton Wood] as Houi'h. the deteetive, tookj the leadiii" roles. They were ably supported by Helen Marsh I and l.vilit-llc C'jol. y repre.v'iiting the iiiaiil-. Kli/!at)eth and Xaney i':-,p.itivf|y. Fafruii-. and lead ers ill !-ie Youngs Womeii’s t'hri'ttiuii A'Wx iatiuii have been very vocal in their praise of the arti.-^try of the cast and the high type of production chosen. - This ere-nt represents one of many features which Y. W. C. A. groups are planning in their efforts to secure a station wagon. With the di'eentralization of group work now carried on in various seetifuis of Durham, the esten'iiun (if some services in Durliam County; for the effec- ti\e running of ■.ummer camp; for atteinlance at various meet- inL's and titatry eonf#Tenees; and other routine work of staff, a that he had a lead in the case but wasn’t ready to disclose his findings. The building was reported to hav(‘ been insured at a nominal f ii'iire. CLASSIFIED AD For FULLER BRUSH Arti- cles See MISS F. B. ROSSER, 504 Dupree Street. Many Holi day Specials. New Method Laundry ' • And DRY CLEANERS Quality • Service 405 Roxboro St. DIAL 6959 you Answer the onct-4-ytm Ghrist* mat Seal letter ... axd you malM possible the ye*r-ronnd pring ci health, life itself. Your contributioa will support the research, education, casc-fiati- ing, md rdiabilitatioa programs of the Natiooal Tu^culosis Association and its afiliates — which since 1904 have helped to spare almost J ,000,000 lives. Yet, ■ra still kills more people be tween the ages of 15 and 34 than any other disease. So, please, as part of your giv ing this year, remember Christ- ous Seals. Answer the letter that saves lives — send in your contribo- tioa, today. BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE OF AtL KINDS • If you want to buy or sell list with us ijow. • If you are having management problems, we can help you. • If your property needs repairing or painting, see us. CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE UNION INS. & REALTY CO. 814 FAYETTEVILLE ST. DURHAM, N. C. PHONE T-6.‘)21 LET US KNOCK-OUT YOUR LAUNDRY If you have a heavy laundry hang over, bring it to us. * DAMP AND FINISH WASH The Peoples Laundry * WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER ANY DAY YOU WISH 400 E. Pettigrew St. Phone 9-1292 Durham, N. C. BAN KERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO. 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PHiDGEN, Prop. a20'a PETTIGREW STREET PHONE: R-825 Fresh Meats And Vegetables Daily WESTERN AND HOME KILLED MEATS '^ine — Beer — Soft Dnnks — Candies And Smokes DURHAM BUSINESS DIRECTORY (Place On Your Wall Or Desk For Handy Reference) Battle’s Grill (Fish Specials)—406 Pettigrew — L-0632 Bull City Cafe (A. Thomas)—412 Petiigrew St.—L-4842 Cee Cee Cafe—(J. W. Wallace)—916 Pickett—N-8705 College Inn Ice Cream Bar, 1306 Fayetteville St., R-3691 DoNut Shop—336 Pettigrew Street Dial 6-0842 M. Kaplan’s Clothier — Corner Elm & Fayetteville StrMtl Qujdity food Market—520^ Pettigrew R-82S Regal Theater — East Pettigrew Str««t — Dial J-0441 SCARBOROUGH & HARGETT, 522 E. Pettigrew, J-3721 Service Printing Co. — Cor. Branch ft Pettigrew — N-7462 Scott & Roberts, Dry Cleaners—702 F«yetteviUe — H-3261 Safeway Market — 524 Pettigrew Street — Dial: F-*8903 TerreU’s Food Store—526 Pias St . ■•4271 WaUace Grocery and Markat—914 Pias St.—Pbaaa J4iOt1
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