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LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROUNA
DURHAM COUm^i'
NOTICE OF SALE
S.P. No. 8059
UNDER AND BY xirtue of an
order of the Clerk of the SujX'rior
Court of Durham Coiiiity made in
the Special I’rocccdinp entitled
“ZETHIA T. OVERLY, Administra
trix of Uic Estate of ELIAS
THOMPSON and ZETHIA T. OV
ER&Y, Individi'ally. Petitioner vs
THEODORE OVEK3Y. OSSIE
THdMPSON and wife, ELLA
THOMPSON, ULENICE THOMP
SON and wife, DAISY THOMP
SON, LINWOOD THOMPSON and
wife, ROSETTA THOMPSON, Dfr
fendants,” No. 8959, dated April
XI. 1961, the undersigi.ed Commis-
•ioiier will, on Friday, May ?(j.
1861, at 12:00 o'clock Noon, at th..'
Court Pnuse Door in Durham
County, Nor;h Carolina offer for
Hit to the highest biddn for cash,
Uut certain tract or parcel of land
tying and being in Durham Town-
•hip, Durham County, North Caro
lina, and more particularly des
cribed as follows:
DESCRIPTION;
Lot No, 73 (Seventy-three^ as
shown on Plat of Geerwood Realty
Company’s property as recorded
In Plat Book 3, Page IUu4o-^ich
reference is made. Said lot adjoins
Lots No. 72 asd 74 as shown on
•aid plat and has a frontage of
fifty feet (90) on Gray Street, a
4epth of 138.6 feet and is 73,6
•cross at the rear, it aajoini
Norfolk and Western Rai^Aray
Itight-of-way on the east side.
Upon this lot is a five-room house.
Set Deed Book 47, Page 576, Geer-
trood Realty Compiny to B. .F.
Hopkins, September 1st,-1914. Also
■ee Deed from Glovinia Hopkins,
Bessie Hopkins, Nathaniel Hop
kins, Pattie Hopkins, John W. Hop
kins and Lillie Hopkni.s to C. C.
Edwards, dated July 13, 1928, on
file in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Durham County in
Deed Book 91, at Page 587. See
Deed from Mary Green, Single to
Mary Green Weaver, dated April
li6, 1929, and recorded in Deed
Book 96, at Page 44. Alsn see
Deed from Mary Green Norwood
■nd husband, . to Mary Green
Weaver, dated May 19, 1938, and
recorded in Deed Book 128, at
1^ 206.
THAT THIS sale is made subject
to 1960 and 1961 City and County
•d valerom taxes, and the highest
ktdder shall be required to de
posit ten per cent (10%) of his
Did as evidence of good faith.
This 21st day of April, 1961.
F. B. McKISSICK
Commissioner
Aliril 2B. May 6. 13, 20.
north CAROLINA
i>URHAlf COUNTY ,
NOTICE OR RESALE OF
REAL ESTATE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of an
order or lfi§ CTerlc of Superior
Court of Durham County in act-
loM entitled Daisy B. Turner vs.
Minnie Turner, et al, and Daisy B.
Turner, Ebcecutrix vs. Thomas M.
Divis, et al, the undersigned com-
inissioners will on Friday, May 26,
IfUl, at 12:00 Noon at the Court
house door, Durham, N. C., offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash a t^Quse and loi. described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a stake at the
point of intersection of the South
property line of Martha Street
gth the East property line of
K^teville Road, as shown da
plat hereinafter referred
.ii;and runnin? thoncs Sou1|h 85
30’ 4ast with , the Sputh
“■r*>ierty line of JiaMha Street 169
et to a «tak?; thence South 60
igrees 6’ West 53 feet to a stake
[the Northeast ca ner of Lot No.
J: theiii^ North 85 degrees 30’
with the North line of said
•t|0t No. 22, 175.5 feet to a stake
i».,the East property line of the
Klretteville Road at the Northwest
•Omer of Lot. No. 22; thence
North 17 degrees 40’ East with
% East property line of Fayette-
yili* Road 54.4 feet to the point
■nd Dkce of beginning, being Lot
No.,Jl of the E. M, Proctor Prop
erty, as shown on Plat of E. C.
Belfin dated April 20, 1908, and
reaWed in Plat Book 1, Page
118,' and being the home-place of
the late Minnie Turner, deceased.
CHiuity and City taxes for the
IMr 1961 ar2 to be paid by the
purchaser.
The bidding will b(*"in at $5.-
•00.00. The highest bidder at said
Mle will be required to deposit
with the commissioners immedi
ately following the sale ten per'
cent (10%) of the bid as evidence
of «'»od faith.
This the 11th day of May, 1961
Daniel K. Edwards
K. R. Eyerett
Robinson' O. Everett
F. B. McKissick
Commissioners
A&T Gets Nine
Thousand For
Teachers Study
GRKENSBORO—A grant of $9,-
175 has been awarded A. and T.
College by the National Science
Foundation for the operation of
an In-Service Institute for Second
ary School Teachers of Science
and Mathematics.
The announcement was made
this week by Dr. Samuel D. Proo
tor, president. He said the Insti
tute has as its main objective to
help science and mathematics
teachers improve their competenc(
in subject specialities, thus i|idihg
in preparation of high quality
scientists for the future.
4 To Get Honorary
Degrees At St. Aug;
First Time in History
RALEIGH — Honorary degrees
will be given to four promieAt
persons by St. Augustine’s College
at the 94th Commencement exer
cise On May 22. This will be thf
first time in the history of the
college that honorary degrees have
been given. ^
Dr. James A. Boyer, president
of St. Augustine’s announces tht
following persons to receive de
grees:
Dr. George C. Rdyal, processor
of bacteriology, has been name^
director of the Institute.
Doctor of Laws—The Honorable
G. Mennen Williams, formn gov
ernor of Michigan and how the
Assistant Secretary of the State
for African Affairs. Judge Hubert
T. Delany, retired Judge of Domes
tic Relations Court of the city oit
New York.
Doctor of Humane LkttMlj—Mr.
Plummer B. Young, Sr., Editor and
RINGING FOR BONDiS—Gov. Sanford tolls a replica of
erty Bell at the State Museum here as Mrs. Vivian Acker^AMi
Tucson, Ariz., “Mrs. U. S. Savings Bonds,” loolj^.^.
Methodists Play Prominent Role
In Confab on Christian Concerns
ON I V I'HIS WEEK
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BALTIMORE, Md.—Negro Metho
dists played prominent roles in
the first National Cohvocation on
Christian Concerns of The Metho
dist Church, held at Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church here re
cently.
Serving as discussion leaders or
recorders were the following:
Miss Theressa Hover of the Wom
an’s' Division of the Board of Mis
sions, New York; the Rev, Ernest
T. Dixon of the Board of Educa-
)ion, Nashville; the Rev, Dr. Clar
ence T. R. Nelson, district super
intendent of the Lexington Con
ference, Columbus, Ohio; the Rev.
EaH' H. Crattipton, Philadelphia
pastor, and the Rev. Dr. J. In-
Publisher of the Norfolk Journal | man Dixon, Cincinnati, Ohio.
and Guide Publiab.ing Company
and the Rev. F. t(icksfcur(i M^yert,
Rector of St. Matthew# £t>iscdtkal
Church, Detroit, Mlchi^All. . ;
Bishop Matthew W. Cl^ir, Jr.,
head of the St. Xouis Area of the
ilenomination, was a member of
thi! Message Committee. The Rev.
Dr. Daniel Ridout of Baltimore
directed the 100-voice interracial
choir at the mass meeting in Con
stitution Hall, and the, Rev. John
Bryan, professor at Beiinett Col
lege, Greensboro, was worship
leader.
Joe Rogers, 78-year-61d lay lead
er of St. James, -Chicago; Miss
of St. James Church, Chicago; Mlsi
Rhoda Jordan, Hollyw^tf j1[|tr$ss.
Charlayne Hunter, ljai^ii|ty ol
Georgia co-ed; and the KCT.’Jerry
Walker, pastor of the. intec'k'ated
St. James Church, C^agd|^ery
members of a panel at one of the
evoning sessions.
The convocation dreW flod 4ellj-
gates from every State in tht
Union. They came to gript with
the social problems of the day,
but failed to adopt the statement
to the church framed by t)^e Mess
age Committee.
Cljaified Advertisement
Continued from page 1-B
-Shaw
Knight, Vi\ '.an D. McKay, Joseph
B. Mann, Edward R. Mason, tiegi-
aald A Mercer, Tyron C. Reece,
Bettie D. Ridley, and Sylvia E
lifford.
Jeremiah Walker, a senior of
Carejnbur^, Liberia, was named
“Man of the Year,” by the stu-'
and received a $10.00 cash
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It Could Be You
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r;feO Today
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Say When
Play Your Hunch
Price Is Right
Concentration '
’Truth or Consequences
It Could Be You
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Amos ’n Andy
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^retta Young
lYotmg Dr. Malone
These Roots
mle Rciom For Daddy
Here’s Hollywood
Catt’n Five
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ff:90 ‘VteVPoint
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.•tiw Laramie
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8:00 Thriller
10:00 NBC White Paper
11:00 Dateline
11:19 Your Le.^islature
11:30 Jack Paar
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24
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7:00 Today
7:28 Viewpoint
7;80 Today
9:00 Dehbie Drake
. 9:15 Rojmper Room '
10:00 Say When
lOjO tUay Your Hunth
11:00 Price Is Right
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Tru^ or Consequences
12:30 It ^uld Be You
12:15 NPf News
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3:30 From These Roots
4:00 Make Room For Daddy
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1:08 Stateline '
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6:30 Reeve—Sports
8:4S NBC News
7:00 Death Valley Days
7:30 Wagon Train
8:30 Price Is Right'
8:00 Perry Como
10:00 Naked City
10:80 Tightrope
11:00 twline
siSo v8u^g
11:10 Sportsline
11:15 \our i.egislat'i.re
11:30 Jack Paar
THURSDAY, MAY 35
7:00 Sea H^nt
6:3P Aspect
7:00 Early Bird Special
7:10 Your Lenislattire
7:2S Viewpoint
7:30 Today
0:00 debbie Drake
U:i5 Koinper Room
1U:U0 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hun(:b
11:00 Price Is Ri^ht
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Truth or C0nscq^e;4ces
12:30 It Could Be VoU
12:55 NBC News
1:UU Anuis 'n Andy
2:00 Jan Murray
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3:00 Yourg Dr. Malone
3:30 From These Routs
4:t>0 Muke Boom For Daddy
\ 4:30 Here’s Hollywood
( 5;00 Cap’n 5
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6:20. Viewpoint
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6:43 NBC News
7:00 TBA
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8:30 Bat Masterson
9:00 Bachelor Father
9:30 Ernie Ford
10:00 Groucho Marx
10:30 Tightrope
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportsline
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FRIDAY, MAY 26
7:00 Today
6:30 Aspect
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 Debbio Drake
9:15 Romper Room
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
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12:00 'Truth or Consequences
12:30 It Could Be You
1:00 Amos ’n Andy
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3:00 Young Dr. Maione
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4:00 Make Room For Daddy
4:30 Here’s HollJ-wood
5:00 Cap’n 5
5:30 Yogi Bear
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6:25 Weather
6:30 Reeve—Sports
7:00 Quartet T>me
7:30 TBA
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8:30 TBA
9:00 Lawless Years
9:30 Westinghouse Playhouse
10:00 Michael Shayne
11:Q0 Dateline
11:15 Your Legislature
li:30 Jack Paar
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SATURDAY, MAY 20
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8:00 Jet JacKsoa
8:30 Gene Autry
9:30 Capt. Kangirou
10:30 Mighty Mouse
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11:30 Roy Rogers
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1:00 New York at Cleveland
4:00 Kentucky Derby Preview
4:15 Kentucky Derhv
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SUNDAY, MAY 21
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10:15 Christian Science
10:30 Camera HI
11:00 Washington Conversation
11:30 Accent
12:00 Hignway Holl{>vs
12:30 Pip the Piper
1:00 Benga; Lancers
1:30 Art Lirtklelter and the Kids
1:45 Sunday Movie
4:45 Retrospect
5:00 Amateur Hour
5:30 Lawrence Welk
6:30 20th Century ^
7:00 Hawaiian Eye
9:00 Ed Sullivan
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9:30 Jack- Benny
10:00 Candid Camera
inrSO What’s My Line
11:00 Sunday News SpeclM
11:15 Star 'nieater
MONDAY, /WAY 22
6:45 Eichmann 'Trial
7:00 Morning Jambore* "
8:00 CBS News
8:10 Carolina News
8:15 Capt. Kancaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 V l-ove Lucy
10-30 Video Village
11:00 Donble Exposure
11:30 Surpriise Packilgt
12:00 lx)ve of Life
12:30 Number Please
1:00 PeRsy Mann
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S:30 Houw Party -.lii
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390 Verdict is Yours ' ,
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6.45 Dmglas Edwards
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0:Q0 Danny Thomas
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11:00 News
11:15 Eichmann Trial
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TUESDAY, MAY 23
6:45 Elehinann Trial
3:00 Monang juiuoorea
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loo Peggy Mann
1:80 Al the World Turns
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4;D0 Brighter Day
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4:30 Edge of Night
8:00 Bsodstand
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0:00 Dennik
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11:15 Eichnunn Trial
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^:30 House Partv •
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4il5 Secret Storm
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;90 Lone Ranger
:00 Bugs Bunny
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:48 Douflass Edwards
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6:40 Weather
6:45 Douglas Edwards
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8:30 Zane Grey
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11:00 New.i
11:1P Eichmann Trial
11:30 Star Theater
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4 no Brighter Day
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JFK Administration
Presses Ahead on C-E
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The Ken-
nedy administration continued to
press ahead on i.he civil rights
issue this week.
In Athens, Ga., last week. Attor
ney General Knbert Keoinedy told
a audience al the University of
Georgia that the Justicse Depart
ment would seek to enft^ce vigor
ously laws protecting civil rights.
The Justice Unit has already
moved to se?k to open Mnce Ed
ward Cbunty, Va., schools to Ne
groes.
iBIRTHS
The following births were re
ported to the Durham Coun^
Health Department during thli
week of May 8 through 13, 1961:
James and Irma Riddick, boy;
William and Doris ituffin, boy;
Albert arid^ EJna ' Johnsoii;npi:
Johnny and Pauline Toomer, boy;
Charles and Portia Suggs, girl;
Carl and Barbara Berry, girl; Ed
ward and Barbara Lyons, girl;
Her.ry and Lillian Long, boy; W»l-
ter and Mary Thomplon, girl.
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