f
js' dA
a .«
four inch parts. In order toi
UlocUmui Uie ciKuia sttasrjn. it i»
to USE jwitleH' i>la{it; inslcatf'
*f plantlDg ffie root stock.
THE PLANNING TBIUMVI-
n4tE...at Tenncsscf! SUt« IJtil-
ti^ty ar« coBseatnltlBV on
pUios for the 2-day Farm aqd
lltfine InstituU, "Augiut 11-12, to
|» tponsored by the DivlslMi
j^ricBlture and Honu Ec«v»-
to encourase iporK snccieait-'
aKrictiltliral an4 hitmen^-
•chioT«i|te»t8 1h TmmMm.,
#wrseelnt: tl^e details of dw
nrKanlcattoiul procedure tor th»^
(am and Bom* Institute are
(i. ta r.): MIh Buth McDowolI,
hMM ecoaomies kutmctor and
secretary, Stoerinf' Committee;
Dr. W. 'A.' Floweihi, director, di
vision of arrhiuUure, and Dr.
Miriam L. Me,1>e>‘, professor (^d
'!tea'd;of'the department of hoihe.
«eoM»in.
G.AR0EN
MINIS
By T. L. FLOWERS
ARE YOU GETTING THE
MOST OUT OF CANNAS?
Ar« you looking for hand~
some, vigorous quick growing
plants with bold heavy foliage
and large flowers with outstand
ing qualities? Don’t fail to try
tonnaa. Rememtier, they' are
most effectively used aa summer
Adding plants as they are tro
pical. and will not stand frost.
Their vigor and size make them
better suited to public parks and.
large home grounds planted
against a background of tail
shrubbery and viewed from a
distance. However, they can be
used' around small homes if
placed properly.
Their culture is easy if ohel
'■ #0trid prepare the^ beH eiglitami
t« twenty'four inches deep. They
lik6 a good rich soil and i^ th(^
proposed canna bed is poor;, or.
•stony, dig it out and fill in witH
‘any good garden soil to which
has been added one-fourth its
bulk of well rottened manui^.
In making such a bed, it iVell
inches higher than the edges.'
Plant after the danger of frost
passed. A root piece »f art
old plant with several strong
eyes is best. If the plant^ are
scarce,* divide the old roota i|^
several eyes, but the weak .ones
■re likely to develop we^|c
plants. Space the rciot stock
eighteen inches ajpart ^ach Wfy.
See that the tall varieties are-.ai^
the center of the bed. For tntisa
i 1
effect, plant medium size va
rieties a foot apart. The foliage
and flower color of cannas are
go strikingly different from mok
plants that a bed needs careful
placing with relation to the rest
of your yard. By itself, with a
background of shrubbery and
trees, a cann^ bed can be mad*
very beautiful. But a scattered
crop peppering up in th efront
yard or patches of cannas in a
perennial'bed looks and is out of
placcj
Summer care is very simple.
If the beds are kept thoroughly
watered over the dry period and
free of weeds, cannas will do
well in any s^tion of this state
with plenty of sunshiijie arid
hettt.' The blooms should b«
picited soon after withering.
After the frost has killed the
top, allow them to die a few
days and then cut them off. Dig
the roots and dry in the sun for
a few hours and store in a cool
plac^ or cellar on racks or in
Both Stars In |
New Movie Were
Kid Dermquetris
HOLUfWOOD — Acto*s Sid^
ney fDhi«r and. Tony Curtis, eo-
st»rs of Stanley Kramer's u»-
ustial new BMtioa pi«tu««, ‘"ftut
Dc4i^t Ones,” arc pv«ot:
lh«t juveaile deUsqiicncy itf
cufable.
In their youth, both Sidney
aMi Tony were IteOioiis who-
worried their parents, bo end
caused many of tbefar non-rctated
elders to predict tliat they were
headed for the human junk-pile..
But, as evidenced by thetr
ciurreat high and respectc4
I statioiM in life, both of them
righted themselves before it wafl
to» late.
It is perhaps somewhat ironic
that in “The Defiant Ones” Sid
ney and Tony play roles of fugi-' ,
tives from a Southern .ehaih-
gang. Sidney hates white people
and Tony hates . Negroes. Yet
they are chained together and
must learn to cooperate witfc
each other if they are to make
good their escape.
Born to ^hamian parents in
Miami, Florida, on February 24,
1^24, Sidney grew into a wild
kid in Nassau, where his father
was a struggling tomato farmer.
“I was strictly the Juvenile-
delinquent type,” Sidney recalls.
“My dad was terribly concerned
about my future. Finally, he
sent me to Florida to live with
an older brother. Fatiaer thought
that my brother would be better
able Hp discipline me than he
could. He was right. That
brother used to bash me around
pretty good!”
Once a few lessons in discip
line and constructive living had
been beaten into Sidney, he set
out for New York, where he dis
covered tough life all over agahi.
But, now, Sidney worked hard. •
Before he was 16, he had been
a drug store clerk, a parking lot
attendant, a ditch digger, a con
struction worker, a pin-boy,
trucker, • and longshoreman..
This succession of rugged jobar
moulded Sidney into a fine,
athletic figure of a man who
today packs 1'85 poiA>ds. oh a
6-2 and one-half frame and
seems capable of playing end
for a professional football team.
THE CAROLINA TIMES — Salurd*]|, Aug. 16, 1SE8 — 3
29 tween ri'i
btf-
•id i.ouliiurn
Ifashington, tf. C
Located on U..S iitjfhwa
SmMk SI IMIII aiHtw Ijuinlii wito "ravti Bl 39,
tram Chutkitlitmiint. tttr also !i^/vlers ^l U S ftoole
TAU vr TO It mmfwm vo pat
KETOLVtMO €SR»tT
JUemher Of
. FCOPLE’S
ail H.
STORE
DwImmvN C.
^ CLASSIFlEli ADS
Sfelrta ref, packed
1 or 3 Shirt*
3 or laore
Formal Opening Of New Motel Near Charlottesville,
Virginia Atrracts Many Socialites; Facility On Rt. 29
to have the center four to^ six ciygulate frwly. Keep protected
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Durham County Superior Court
in the matter of
slaf boxes so that the air can L. C. BERRY, Jr., Administrator
of the Estate of LOlfVENIA
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. his combo played in the evening
The Bren-Wana Motel opened in the club room,
in July Mth a grand aifair Jacksons, owner,,
which was quite social event enterprising young coupl*
of the sea^n^ Opening cere-,
monies and the cuttteg of the ,„„ething to be proud of.
rib^n took place with relatlv^ distinguished
h^tess« and friends on hwid, ^ businessman in this
The ribbon was cut by W E section, is the son of W. E. Jack-
Jackson, father rf the ovjner land grandson of the
manager, Edward R. Jackson-. Jackson.
The newly completed and He graduated from the local
modernly equipped and fashion- schools and attended Hampton
able motel, nestled among the Institute and Howard Univer-
foothills of the Blue Ridge,, af- ] sity and served as a Seabee in
fords a splendid view and oi*tera the U. S. Navy during World
a restful atmosphere. All of the War II. His wife, Eunice is a na-
fabilltles have air-conditioning tive of Atlantic City, N. J. and
and' the finest in furnishing.
There are five units with batlw
for accommodations for travel
ers or vacationers.
The Club Room, with bar is
pine-paneled with ipodern furni
ture upholstered in lime leather.
The Lounge which overlooks a
terrace has carmine red \V8(lls
and is furnished in white.
The dining room has a triple
picture window which gives a
spectacular “panaramic” view of
the surrounding countryside-
Drawing from the Jackson’s
v(wt number of friends the fol
lowing ladies served as hostesses
for openinf^ day: Mrs. Opiielia
Smith, Mrs. Maye Jackson, Mrs.
'Daisy Fuller, Mrs. Ida’Xewis,
'Mrs. ‘Arthea Hughel, MWs. M'ar-
guerite Shaw, Mrs. Hattie Tay
lor, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, and
Mrs. Rosamond Jemison. They
were stylishly dressed for the
occasion and looked quite gla
morous. “88 Keys” Wilson and
from frost at all times sjince
they must be kept warm and
.djy.
Seed dealers and merchants
selling plants usually keep well
stocked with canna roots. They
come in several varieties varying
in size with flower colors rang
ing from white-yellow to scarlet.
Gtinn&s may be purchased in
spring either as dominant roots
br as. growing plants in three or
GORDON’S
jowfia
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, Having
qualified as Administrator of
the Estate of LOUVENIA
JOIfES, late of Durham County',
North Carolina, this is to nc(tify
all persons having claims against
said Estate to present them to
the undersigned on or. before
the 10th day of July, 1959, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said Estate will
please make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This 10th day of July, 19i8.
L. C. Berry, Jr., Administrator
of the Estate of Louvenia Jonte,
Dec’d. *
McKissick and Berry, A,ttoraeys.
North CaioliM
July 19, M; Au«. 2, ».
NORTH CAROUNA
OUBHAM COVNTY
. Notice Of Sale Under Chatiel
Mortgage
UNDER AND Bt virtue ei
the Mwer ot sale conferred upom
the IVustee in a cert«i* chattel
imortgage executed by JESSIE
MIOCTOR, JR. and wife, RU-
DELL PROCTOR, dated the
Itth day at February, IMS, aad
recorded in Book 599, page 903,
i» the office of the Register ot
Deeds of Durham CiMuity, de
fault having bee« xiade te the
payment of the MchtednaM
tihercby secured aMl amUt Mort
gage being by its terms subject
to foreclosure, the undersigned
Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the eourt-
house dooor in DURHAM.
North Carolina, at twelve
o’clock, noon, on the ted day ot
September, )B88, the following
articles of personal property:
(1)9 Formica Top tables
(2) 40 Leather cuirs
(3) 1 Bastin Blessing Soda
Fountain with Steam
table and salad section
(4) 6 booths
(5) 10 counter stools
(6f 1-10 section Ba^k bar
(I) 2 counter sections
(8) 1 Reitigerator
(» 1 steak maker machine
(Id) 1 Potato peeler mafhhie
(II) 1-S cup muMl .mixer aailk
shake machine
(12) 1-4 gaUon celfe* uro
(Ameoito)
(13) 6 ^B^iuet tables
(14> MiSscetlMieoiw: All erratal.
china, and peaa mum
on t|w premtaM occiwM
by the above at 33o E.
Pettigrei^tyMt. kichid-
ing Mirrors on vitlk in
the Jade Room.
This 8th day of August, 1058.
U. ThompsiHi, Truitw.
AtKMt lOi a», la
You Can’t Afford
To Miss What We
Offer!
Accident And
Health Insurtmce
Ho9pit«4i3Mlian
Insurance
Individual or Family
Plan - Up To ^lO.OO
Per Day Hu8 IMi^cel*
kmeow Feel» With Sur
gical Beiieiils 70 IHiys
Per Year.
AGENTS WANTED
Letcfd tmd Statewide
Men or Women
Southern Fidelity
Mutual Insurance
Company
PHONE 3-3331
527 EImh SiTMt
Dnrhann, N. C.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Johnson. She also attended
Howard University. They have
two daughters, Brenda, 8 years
old and Edwana, 6 year# old,
for whom the motel is. named—
BREN-WANA.
For the opening, Mrs. Jackson
was dressed in polka-dot nylon
aqua ^ess andtwore a beautiful
white orchid. She was quite
charming. Also Mrs. Teresa
Jackson Walker, sister of Mr.
Jackson looked radiant in a
flowered print.
Among the many out of town-
ors on hand for the opening
Were: Mrs. Jackson’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson,
now of Plcasantville, N. J.; Mrs.
Jackson’s brother-in-law and
sister, Dr. and Mrs. Hailey Tay
lor of Paterson, N. J.; Mrs:
Jackson's brother, Mr. Eugene
Johnson; and Mr. Jackson’4
and Mrs. William Cox Jaclcson
brothers and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mr. Charles Jackson, o£
MMCWOWM nil—Uff
SUFFERERS
ir YOU HAVE DBT BKITTLC KAUl, DANDKUFr.
TKTTEE, ECZEMA, ■INCWOM4.0R 01 USE SKIH
0» SC^LP lEEITATIOHS. PDtSULAN WILI. AT.
roRD TKANsrrenT uu-a**ow iw scalbks
AND rrCHlKC. ASK TOUE OOCTOE. DRUCCBT.
MMTKIAN ODr MItSEK ABOUT rERSULAH.. .
■bir cmumomw tam ,IM EMir up
■«. M MMi,
-tlJO
I. 20c
I. IBc
Dehixe packed shirts —ea. 20t:
1 CellophtrNe)
SANITARY
Launderers And i
Cleaners
DIAL 2^4831
COWrBR PMC STREXT AND |
XJUCXWOOD AVKNUK
• Sanies Garaget
Spei^t’g Auto
^rvice
Reed Service .. . Steam Clmmmtnff
Service ... Kecappii»g ... Wheel
AUf»men(.
PBOKt; S-2571
Pettigrew and Fayetteville Sta.
Union. Electric
Company, Inc.
• Plectricaf Contracting
• Electrical Supplies
• Klectrieal Appliances
• Lighting Fixtures
DAY PHONE: 2-6246
2241 FAYETTEVILLE ROAD
INLAID LINOLBVM, ASPHALT
RUBBER AND WALL TILS
—Free Sstimate*—
Html Lmelmtm Amd
Tile Company, tne»
PHONE 9-198S—NIGHT 3-8747
3905 ROXBORO ROA]>
CAREER
SALESMAN
Here is an unusual opportu
nity for an oatstanding
salesman to assoriate him
self with the world’s hagtat
firm of business entftaieevs.
The man we accept is sofag
to be. in the hi^ tncewe
bracket. We p^ salary, bo
nus, cornmjmon and ex
pense of travel. We back up
this man by working with
him in the field; by spend
ing hundreds of thousMMts
of dollars on advertising.
The man employed must be
over 30 years of age, te
vigorous tiealth. own laile
model car. be bondablc and
wffiing to work. He
have imnaediate s^es
perience. preferably
selling to business
tive*.
For confidential interricw.
cell the Gewge S Marr 0».
representative, Mr. W. E.
Scott at TE 3-1901 (ftalelgh.
North Carolina) After 12
P.M. on Sunday.
COAL
“OK In Everr Wdjir
lH. U. Head & Son
tmdbiiias
McGhee Coal Co.
CALL 9-lMl
FUEL OIL-KEROSENE
Metered
Delivery'
Telephone
8.1217
KENAN OIL COMPANY
HaLSBORO ROAD
DURHAM, N. C.
Charles Coats
Your
Salesman
58 CHEVROLET
Delrayg - Biscasmes - Belairs
6 Cyl. — 8 Cyl. — Powerglide or St.
Drive — 2-Door or 4-Door— Accesstw-
ies Desired — Absolutely New — Prom
Durham’s Authorized Dealer to serve
you.
$2335
And up Delivered
Phis Tax
Down Payment often as low as $395 or any Old Car •
Desired Options and Accessories Extra
CARPENTER’S
•1C E. IHAIN ST. Dealer Na 2287 OPEN NIGKTS
Summer Eating A Pnrfileiii? i
Fry some of these hot weather s|iecials
to perk up lislle8» appetities
• AflLK-FED CHICKEN
• 1CC4:CMJ> WATERMELONS
Wetien Beei
• HAMBURGERS
BILTMOKE HOTEL AND GRILL
E. PETTIGREW ST.
TEL.: 5-2071
QUALITY m AT BAKGAIN PMCES
Its; PlYMOlJ11lM)>aia.TwvTo>e-
19S7 FORD, 2 - Doors - Radio and Heat^ $1,79S.M
ALEXANDER MOTOR COMPANY
330 E. MAIN STREET
N. a Dealer No. 1659
PHONE 9-1921
, TW
%
^ENTUOt
4/SQT.
OLD $TAa#
KENTUCKY STRAH3HT BCHimCp#
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