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Twelve of *Nortli Carolina
College's 13 senior students re
cently nominated for listing
in, \^o’s Who in American
Colleges and Universities are
shown here.
On back row are left to right
Wilburn E. Wright, Washing
ton, D. C.; Arthur Lyman,
Jr. Ill, Mount Vernon, New
York; George McKinney,
Salisbury; Garlan Nance,
Nichols, S. CL; Calvin Yar
borough, Louisburg; Carolyn
Smith, New Bern; and Robert
F. Hill, Chicago, Illinois.
Standing front is Kenneth
McNeil, Sumter, S. C.
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Friendly Circle
Club Meets With
Mrs. D. Johnson
On Sunday, December 17, the
Friendly Cirdo Club of ^int
Mark A. M. E. Zion Church met
with Ifrs. Dollie Johnson, 1006
Mason Street.
'■ Tlin meet ini;- was openfe'U by
-iijriup “0 Little Town Of
Itpt lil«*h*m”Jc4-br'Mrs. Jaunita
hamea,
SiTiptun' lesson was read by
Mrs Sarah Cameron, Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Ethel Wil
liams.
Members pre.»ent were: Miss
Eva Sattenvhite, Mesdames
Jaunita Barnes, Sarah Cameron,
Florence Parker, Odessa Alex
ander, Annie Tliompson, Carrie
Grant, Bocia Skinuer, Messrs.
Guy Mazyek and Clarence II\id-
son. Erwin Jones was a visitor.
Mrs. Fannie Green and Alex
ander McLean were absent due
to illness. Officers for the en-
Ruinw year were elected.
After the business session the
ho.stess served a delicious repast.
Mrs. Florence Parker thanked
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO EXECUTORS
jtH GAROUNA)
COUNTY)
talified as Bzecutor of
of Mrs. Bozetta Qreear,
late of Durham Oouuty,
North OaroUna, this U to notify all
persons having claims against said
«stat« to exhibit them to the ontier-
•igned at 114 West Parrish Street,
Durham, North Carolina on or bef«re
^tbjitK^nd day of Decembr, 1951 or this
uotiee in bar of their
rMOTery.^ni^^^^Vindebted to said
Mtate will pleas^^ake immediate
payment.
Datad this 2nd day of December,
1»60.
MECHAmCS AND FAEMERS
TK, Administrator, Estate of
trs. Bosetta Greear, Deceased. ^
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
«Having qualified aa Executrix of
Etate of Pattie Hawkins Carter,
dseeased, late of Durham County,
North Carolina, this is'to notify all
persons having nlaimn against the
Mtate of said deceased to exhibit
to the cndersignai fta oi
^•t day of Oc^^r, 1961, or this
will be plfiided in bar of their
ry. AU peraons.^debted to said
^.^'irill please make immediate
neat.
This 20th day of November, 1950.
PATRICIA CABTBB COLES
COOPEB, Executrix of the Estate of
Pattie Hawkins Carter, deceased, 612
Massey Avenue, Durham, North C^o-
lina.
M. E. JOHNSON, Attorney.
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATOR
DURHAM COUNTY)
NORTH CAROLINA)
HAVING QUALIFIED A8 AD
MINISTBATOR C. T. A. of the
estate of MINNIE 800TT,, DE
CEASED, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
2114 Fayetteville Street, Durham,
North Carolina on or before the 2nd
(^7 of December, 1951 6r this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 2nd day of December, 1950.
WALTER J. PRINCE, AD
MINISTRATOR CTA OF MINNIE
SCOTT, DECEASED.
M. HUGH THOMPSON, Attorney.
tlie hostess for her fine hospital
ity. The next merting will be
with Mrs. Lottie Cochran, 823
Maplewood Avenue.
Mrs. McKinnie
Entertains A. &
B. Circle At Party
IVIonday nijrht, December 11,
Mrs. Aleascj McKinnie was the
charm ini' hostess to the ‘A. and
R. Missionary Circle’s Annual
Christmas Party at her home on
Dunstan Street.
Decorations for the McKinnie
home carried out the Christmas
theme. Gifts were placed under
the decorated tree for each mem
ber.
Lincoln Hospital
Alumni Ass'n.
Holds Meeting
The Alumni Association of
This 12th day of December, 1950.
W. W. PAGE, ADMTNTSTRATOB
OF ESTATE OF OSCAR 8. PAGE,
DECEASED.
M. HUGH THOMPSON, Attorner.
Seated are left to right, Jean
Robinson, Washington, D. C.;
Hazel Louise Jackson, San
ford ; Marian Henderson, Fay
etteville; and Marion Jacobs,
Clinton, James 0. Grady,
^inston, is not shown.
Lincoln Hospital held its nieet-
ing at the Nurses Ilome Wednes
day evening.
Business deliberations were
presided over by Miss Neal in
the absence of the president,
Mrs. Thompson who we regret
is indisposed.
The parlors of the home and
entrance greeted you in decora
tions carrying out the Yuletide
motiff. The singing of Chris
tmas carols and the beautiful
renditions of Christmas music
by the Lincoln Nurses Chorus
was indeed enjoyable.
Mrs. Ilallie Brown Dulihunt,
former student at Lincoln and
now working in the N. C. Col
lege Infirmary was speaker of
the evening.
The meeting was tnmed into
a roundtable discussion and
many techniques of the nursing
profession were exchanged. This
proved a most beneficial dis
cussion from every point of
view.
Sister nurses of the Alumni
Association working in the citv
were guests of the T.incoin
Alumni Association. During the
social hour fl repast with all the
Christmas trimmings was ser\'ed.
.ptL T. Walker’-
n* -iwamped th.-
^*1u!'li school fiuint.'
t) in an nn'icheduliMl
lifield. ,
Seven of til* 1.2 gami-s will f>o |
played on thj^horiTe court wliil ■ i
tlu* ren'iaiiuii^ l',ve will he play-1
ed in onen ^ ritor.y.
At homi, the junior varsif ]
(juintet ,plaj\s i>t. 1’aul‘s I’oly-'
teachnie. Jan. 8; Johnson .
Smith, Jan. 15; l>aurinburg lu-
iititute, Jan. 1(J; Hillside high
school, an. 30; 8t. Augustine's,,
school, Jan. 30; St. Augustine’s.
23; and ‘\Vinston-8aleni Teach
ers’ College, F(‘b. ‘J7.
Away, the jayvecsi'will tuKo
ou St. i'aul « roly technic, Law-
reuccville, V a., .Jan 11^-bhaw
buiversUy, Ualuigli, Jun.. 2(J;
Wmstou-ttalCni 'ieuehcrb' Col
lege, Wiustou-tialeiu, Jan. 20-;
liauriubdrg ‘ Institute, *■ Lauriu-
burgh, Feb. G and Saint* A^igus-
tiue's, Kaleigh, Feb. 7. '
200 Partners
Participate In
Corn Contest
Raleigh — Ilallie Wray, Ne
gro farmer of Varina, Route 1,
is T)ut in front wit|i a 132.9
bushel per acre aorn yield with
Cleveland Rogers, Route' 2,
Wendell, running a close sec
ond of 120.6 bushels. , Third
highest among the adults is
Chester McCoy,' Route, Ralefglu-
with 91.7 busliels yield.
High producers in the junior
group are Conan Allen, Route T,
Zebulon, with a 104.3 bushel
yield; Thomas Wilder, Route 3,
Raleiffh, 88.2; and Millard Per
ry, Eagle Rock, 85.4, Hybrids
used were N. C. 27 and Dixie 17.
tp8 jwnriLppw iwwi IP ..ipM
A group of Dr. Carver’s
Alabama friends and life-long
associate reviewing the act of
congFess, which provided for Ihe
authorization of $150,000. This
phofograph. was made when S.
J. Phillips was preparing a trip
■to Missouri to make a presenta
tion to Governor Smith.
Reading from right to left sit
ting: Officer John Flake, Mrs.
Lena’Shehee and Mr. Jallousi
Perdue.
Standing: Mr. Tom Campb
Mr. R. Wagner, S. J. PV
Capt. W. T. Shiehee, and
A. J. Neely. (Pbotograpl
Polk).
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Voorhees Industrial School Voted
1950 Football Champion .Of South
Atlantic Athletic Conference
DENMARK, C Voorhees
School and .Junior C'.lli ■ was
declared 1950 foothall ’chnrfip-
iow of the South A lantic .\tli-
letic Conference at ■ be aununl
meeting of the obnT(';’*‘ni*e h -ld
at Voorhees Deceihb» .■ The
Tigers were undefeat> d in con
ferefice play for the second ( uu-
secutive jTar. Hef^d \)aek Jf'ii
' The mJre than 200 eont>st
plots measured had above a •')0
biishel'per acre yield I;arni rs
tn general enjoyed a fairly'g. i [
season for corn growiuL'.
■ athan .'^tagsers of Voorhees was
named SAAC “coach of the
year” at the s.ime meeting'.
Coaches attending fhe meeting
named the i'ollowing as out
standing players for the season:
j Vorhees Jfl'mi s Williams,
back Steve Pinckney.and Frank
Tordan, ends; William Ixjng,
' l-aek a^d Charles Snann. center.
I Friendship Junior College —
1 Raymond Radford. J^amuel Mid
jdleton and Robert Barnett."I
I backs,; Henry Dixon, end and
j Booker T. Vereen. j^iard, Bettis }
Academy and Junior College
and Swifi MemofM^junior Col
lege were not represented at th-
meeting, but other member
coaches selected Herbert Bettw
and Hart Rainaford, halfbacks,
and Thomas .lack.son, fullback,
as outstanding for Bettis, and
Eugene Hill, Paul Zander anil
Riehard" Bri.sti aa leader for
Swift.
Selected for h norn for Harb-
ison Institute wer* Eugiene Rho
den f Thomas E>ax..el. and Stan
ley .Seay, backs; Pichard Vana*
en.l and Marcellus Reid, guanl.
D“an T. H. Moore, of Voor
hees- was re-c'lected president’of
the SAAC, and the Rev. C. A -
Tvnry, of Friendship Juninr
T’o i je, wa« made s«^retan
tfpai,.. r
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NOKTH OABOLINAi-- ^ '
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having qualified aa ad
ministrator of the estate of 08CAU
S. PAGE, deceased, this is to notify
bU persona having claima against said
estate to exhibit them to Ue under
signed at 205 XJmstead Street, Dur
ham, North Carolina on or before the
13th day of December, 1951 or this
notice will be pleaded -in bar of their
recovery. _A11 persons indebted tp
said estate will please make inunodi-
aJLe payment.
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