YdimeSTOWN. Ohlol — Rev.
M srd S. Parham, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. D. Parham 0^^412 Pekoe
'Ave.i'ws achediried to(l»e awarded
the degree of Master j of Theology
by the Berkeley Baptist Divinity
School, of Berkeley, .California at
the Friday, May l%t Commence
ment Exerci^s. Parbam could
not be present Sqi t'^e degree was
to be awarded in absentia.
Psrham attended/, classes part-
time at the Berkeley seminary
while pastoring thle Faith Pres
byterian Church of /Oakland. Since
leaving. he has finished a thesis,
“Foundations for A Christian Ed
ucation Curriculum! for the Senior
CitiKen,” which wa.i accepted by
the faculty in Ma^h. Aside from
the class work, thesis investi
gation required rwearcii from all
section of the cnumry.
The Rev. Mr. I'arham has pas-
tored the Butler /Memorial Pres
byterian Church in Youngstown,
Ohio for the past\ two years. He
serves on tlie Evangelism and
Christian Education; Committees of
Mahoning Pre.sbypry, as Devo
tions Chairman of ^be Youngstown
Ministerial Association, and Scc-
retary-Treasurer tho Interde
nominational Ministerial Fellow
ship. 1
Beside the Rutter Church, a
mission called the/ Kimmel Brook
California School
Community Church is flourishing
under his leadership.
Home Economics
Day for, A and T
GREEnSBOKO,* -41 J'Home Ec
onomics Day”, to be observed at
A&T College on Saturday, May 2,
will draw some 200 school girls in
vited from throughout .North Car
olina.
Aimed at emphasizing oppor
tunities available in professional
Home Economics, foods, elothing,
research and related fields, the
day long program is being sponsor-
e«l by the A&T College Depart
ment of Homo Economics.
Mrs. Clara V. Evans, Chairman
of the Department stated that the
meet is to be conducted on the
theme, “Unfold Your Future” and
several nationally prominent fi
gures in the Home Economics
field will appear on the program.
The yniine vi.sitors will also ob
serve a fashion show of inexpen
sive .school wear and will be guests
at a picnic lunulieon, formal din
ner and the Festival Ball, the lat
ter a feature,of the Festival of Liv
ing prograirt liiidcryta* at ahe col
lege. "
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fAT,. MAY 7, 1»5y ”TM* tHUTH -
~ LEGAL NOTICES
QUALITY — During National
Horn* Demonstration Weak, May
3*9, these and millions of other
rural homemakers will celebrate
the quality of living they have
helped to achieve for themselves
and their families. Top left; Mrs.
Annie M. Pitts, Newberry, S. C.,
Is proudly showing efr her-^iwod*
erniied kitchen to Home, Djimtn-
stration Agent LilKan G. Saun
ders, left; t«p right: the ‘William
Hunters, Jr., Val4asta, Ga*, fet ^
pointers on home tanninf ifrem ■
Home Agent Lily 0. Ro(t«r«k
center: Mr. and. Mrs.
Stanford, Abbeville, 'Ala., show
Home Agent Sadie Kynard the
quality home-grown foods they
have . stored in their upright
home freexer; bottom left; Mrs.
William H. Sumler, left. Rocky
Mount, N. C., invites Home Agent
Margaret Wade to examine tlie
slip cover she has made; bottom
right; Mrs. Fannie McKneeiy,
Idabel, Okla., is getting pointers
on sewing from Home Agent
Dorothy A. Doakes, standing.
USDA Photos
Move to Better Living Conditions lor Rural Families {Moral Force
Is Theme of National Home Demonstration Week Obs I Held Answer
To World Woes
llow the quality of rural family iments — such a$ home construc-
living has been improving will be | tion — comes from better farming
the principal topic of discussion-methods, a variety pf.farm enter-i
by nearly 7 million homemakers
during National Home Demonstra
tion Week, May 3-9, says the U. S.
Department of AlVicudture.
Although rural home improve
ment amqng low-income families is
not moving ah?ad at a r;(pid pgce,
many of these families also have
have much to celebrate, say of
ficials of the Cooperative Exten
sion Service. More than 4,000 Ex
tension home demonstration a«ents
work with low-income as well as
other families, providing them
with home economics research in
formation from the Department
of Agriculture, the land-grant .Col
leges and experiment stations.
Among,these Extension workers
arc alMMit 450 Negro homes agents
who conduct a year-round educa
tional program with close to half
a million coloi%d ho^t|mak^s.
Achievements of these homemak
ers and their families include; Im-
prbved family relations, some home
construction and moderhization,
lM»tter methods of food produc
tion and preservation, more nutri
tious family meals, and tetter
liome furnishings and equipment.
Money for the basic improve-
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prises which provide ' year-round
income, part-time off-farm etaployi
ment, and through credit aid from
USDA’s Farmers Home Admin
istration which made or insure^
housing loans for 7,450 white and
colored families last year.
'While'some. j»omem«kers.iWillnl»^'‘iit home’-improvment. Mrs. Will-
showing off-their new hom^ dur
ing National Home Demonstration
Week, others will be -shdwiiia
neighbors their new'kUehen, cabi-
riets, reupholstered chairs, k flew
kitchen sink with hot and' cold
running water, ji home fteezer,
rows of jars of hoin^ eannii^,' or
a new dress.made for a dait^ter’s
graduation from; blghi ixhoirf.' ’ ..
Mrs. Annie M. Pitti’of N^w^fryi
S.C., for example^-win ba^^ a ^up-
in to see her modern .kRch^.^itl^
cabinets,. couhter,,'sliely£$ for>pot-
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ted plants and an ivory-hued radio
with telephone to match.
The South Carolina demonstra
tion house, where homemakers go I GREENSBORO. — America’s
and liv^»and learn for a week, has! present difficult position in world
stimulated marked home improve-j affairs is not entirely hopeless an
ment all over the State. | a&T College audience was told
la neighboring North Carolina, | last week,
thousands of homemakers arc
HOTici TO cnorrou
Please take n«::ce tliat the on-
dersifinel is the duly appointe*!
and acting administrator of the
;s!ate of Eiizabetil Jackson Allen,
lece .ted, and this is to notify all
persons h»vin;^ claims against the
estate d said to file
them with the *1
Tfiinistrator at hii ;.rice at 219
Wachovia Bank Pir^Jin Durham
North Carolina, nith one year
from this date or this notice will
t)e pleaded in bar of their rccov-
ary. All persons indebted to said
estate will please mat:c immed
iate payment of saiJ indebtedness.
This the 19th day of March
1959.
ROBINSON O. EVERETT,
Administrator of t!«e Es
tate of Elizabeth Jackson
Allen, Decea.sed.
Mir. 28; Apr. 4, 11, 18, 25; May 2
NOTICE OF ADMIKISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Having qualifiei as Executor of
the Estate of LILLIE V, JACKSOX,
deceased, late of Durham (,'ounty,
Noi"th Carolina, this i.5 to notify
all persons having claims against
said Estate to exhibit them tP the
undersigned, at 2306 Crest Street.
Durham, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 11th day of April, 1960,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate
liayment.
This 2nd day of April, 19.59.
CHARLIE DAVIS, E.xecutor
C. O. PEARSON, Attorney
Apr. It, 18, 25, May 2, 9, 16
all pCTsf;“.>5 havin’ clainu a'tainot
saifi wrtate to e:*iibit them l» th*'
undcrsijr.ed at 144 W. I'arrfsh
Street, Durham North Caroima on
of before April Vi, i960 or thia
notice will pleaded in ter of
their recovery All p»r-'»nt iNrtrht-
ed to said estate will piease make
immeiljate payment.
This 13th day of April, 1690
Mechanics & Famw-rs IJank, Ai!-
ministrator of the Estate ot Lu^ •
ther S. Cilliard. deceased.
AdhI 18. 25: May 2, 0, 16. 23.
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AWIMISTRATO.I' NOTICS
llavin" qualified as Adaninistra-
tri of the E-State of Bev. William
Francis Cox, deceased, laie of Dur
ham County, Nortli Carolina, this
i. to notify all persons having
claims a-’ainst the estate of said
Detcased to f'xhibit them to the
undorsicne'i on cr before tiie i«Jth
(lay of April. 19M). or this Notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery.
All persons indebted to .sai»l
Estate will pleai;e make imnieliate
payment to the unflersisned.
This 13th day of April. 1969
MRS. EVERTA COX HOLLOWAY
1106 HOLT STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
W. G.* PEARSON, II
Uaroine to put firit things first
lam UiiSumler of the Rocky Mount
area, for example, was planning to
buy a; new dining room suite and
living room sofa until her demon
stration agent, Mrs. Margaret
Wadei got her thinking about the
eonventehce of a kitchen sink with
ho| android runnipg Water.
‘ Mfs.i Sumler has now refurbish
ed her old iurniture and is going
to ■ nwdtt- a)it with - it for a -wbile.-
But in the kitchen there is a
shiny new sink and water is avail
able. at a twist of a wrist.
MBOYA AT
end from rtflbt, a
Kanya't Lealtlativa; CwncU anil
prttidant of tV* ^ K^ya
Uniofi, If ihawn at
Embassy R*c*|fti«ti yHran > In. lib
honar April U ky
!%(«»*, chargc d'affaires
to .Mr.'Thamat is Mrs. George A.
^a^ora. Wife of the Liberian
Antbaasador to the United States.
-At riilft is Ambattader Daniel
:A,. Chapman of the Embassy of
Ahana.
The speaker was Asa T. Spauld-i
ing, president of a Durham life in
surance company and a United
States delegate to the recent meet
ing of UNESCO held in New Delhi,
India. He was dinner speaker at
the annual ROTC Banquet-Ball
given by the Joint Air ForetfArmy
Cadet Officers Club and held at
the College on Saturday evening
April 18.
He "sarfr shrewd politics, diplo-'
matic cleverness and even, power
and force are not the solutions to
our international problems. Only
a rededication to high moral and
spiritual values in our dealings
with each other and with other
peoples of the world can restore
this country to its rigliful place of
leadership among the nations of
the world.
“Our positiuu", he said, “is not
hopeless, but we musi, as soon
as po.ssible, return our relations to
tiie higbfSt (;iiristian plane, secur-1
ing justice 'for all, regardless of
race, creed or color, Replace loVe
for hate and practice the ideal of
democracy.
NORTH CAROLINA j
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE |
H.WING qualii'ied as Executor!
of the Estate o t FEBBIE JOHN '
SON, deceased, late of Durham
County, North Carolina, this is to;
notify all persons having claims ^
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned at 906 Mack-’
lin Street, Durham, North Carolina,
on or before the 20th day of April,
1960, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebced to said estate are
asked to make immediate payment.
This, the 13th day of April.1959.
FREEMAN JOHNSON, EXECU
TOR OF THE ESTATE OF FEBBIE
JOHNSON, DECEASED.
M. HUGH THOMPSON, ATTOR
NEY.
April. 18, 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CARQUMA)
Greensboro—The Generai^^A^W-* be anqounced and installed at thC|
ni Association of ACT Collffft^Wjl^l annual ')unciieon to be held that |
hold itj annual maetmg at the
college on Saturday, May 9.
The business ^essions to be lield
in the Coltrane Hall ''audit.orium
will get underway promptly at
10:00 A. M. N#w offieers being
elected now by mail ba^lotii^r will
afteriH^n at the conclusion of the
meet. Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs, presi
dent of .the college will deliver the
luncheon address.
Howard C. Barnhill, Charlotte,
health educator is president of
the organization.
“but Yoitr First CaU”
WE Esnti^er^ and deliver
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DURHAM COUNTY)
COLEEN K. MOORE, Plaintiff,
vs. WILBERT Q. MOORE, Defend
ant.
TO WILBERT Q. MOORE:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above named actiim.
The nature of the relief sought
is an absolute divorce from the
bonds of matririiony on the
grounds of two years separatioiv
You are r^ijired to itiajp. d^
fense to su(jh an or be
fore the 15^ jfla^ of'June, 1959,
and upon ybnr ^ilure to do so,
the party ae«ki^ «rvicc upmi
you will apply to ^ Oiu^t fbr
relief sought.
This’15th day of April, 1959.
Margaret B. Best
Clerk of the Durham
County Civil Court
r. B. McKissick
Attorney
April 18, 25; May 2, 9.
0
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as the Admin
istrator of the estate of Luther S.
Gilliard, late of Durham (?ounty.
North Carolina, this is to notify
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE
Lewis A. Wright and wife, Lu-
-ilio WrtshL; L. Ernest Wri;ht and
W!>. Emma Wri.:;ht: Lsaae Wri"ht
an I wifp. Ine:? Vvn^iit. Petitioners
s. Letlio Kin"!, single; .\nna King,
siogle: Sam Konncdy, Joe Ken-
notly: Will Kiniudy, et al, defend
ants.
The defendants. Lettie King,
single, Arina Kinct. single, Sam
Kennedy, loe Kennedy, Will Ken-
neJy. Katie Walters, Theodore
Walters, Robert McKnight, Matil
da McKni^ht, Willie .Mae Me-
Kni"ht. Albert McKnight, Lociua
-McKnight, Thecdore WhitwiMth,
.Jessie Mae Ki.tS, Chasie White
side. Estelle Whitworth, Vamer
Whit’vorth, Ella Ruth l.awrcnce.
Wade’ll Ijwrence. Katherlcne Law
rence. John Wright, Beatrice Love,
and Ophelia Walker, heirs at law
of A. J. McKnight. deceased, and
all other persons in esse or not in
esse who are or may be heirs at
law of the deceased, or interested
in the .subject matter, will take
notice that a special proceeding
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Durham County. North Carolina,
by the petitioners for a partition
or division of said land as tPoaiits
in common and lieirs of law of
the deceased.
And said defendants will fur
ther take notice that they are re
quired to apepar at the office o£
Durham County, North Carolina,
in his office in the Court House in
Durham. North Carolina. And an
swer or demur to the petition filed
in said proceeding on or before
ten days after the 23rd day *f
May, 1959. or petitioners will ap
ply to the Court for the relief de
manded in said petition.
This 20th day of April, 195&
JAS. R. STONE
Clerk of the SupMior Court
C. J. Gates, Attorney.
Anril Maj 2»,9*’ 1ft
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WASIUNGTON. D. C—AFlrCIO
President George Meany Monday
congratulated the Secretary ol
Health, Education and Welfare on
his Report on Health Benefits
which “cuts through the log of
poisonous misinformation*’ circu
lated by opponents of the Foraad
bill (H R. 4700) .
Meany said Secretary Flemniina's
report provides “eoenwhetwiwg
statistical evideoee" supporlisg la-
bar's claim that retired warkers
cannot afford the rising costs *f
medical care.
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