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MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL A. JONES
Hiss Hargo Andrews Weds Chapel Hillian In
Marriage Ceremony at St. John Baptist Church
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Mis« Margo Olivia Andrews and
Satnuer Alexander Jones excbang
«d vows On Saturday, November '
It the St John Baptist Churc'i
o( Durhaui. Rev. L. M. Goocb
flfficiating
CELERY PECANS ORANGESJ
POUND '
STALK
HlBea EffccUre
Tin liA. Not. U.
NONE KU)
TO MCAUM
Gift Wrapping
Shown to Club
Thi Lamp Lii;hters uu'j of the
iTayestown community, met at the
barn* of Mrs. Sarah Manson. 51C
Bast End .Avenue reeently, Attei
Completin*} our business session
ir« irere then featured with a
Christinas gift wrapping demon
stration, by Mrs. J. W. Taylor, in
itructor of Home Economics a
Merrick-Moore Srhool.
Also on the aj’enda was the dis
cussion of the Halloween party
which was given to the com.nu
nlty children by the club. Th-
|tar^ ^a? hell on thrt “iwi ni
Mri. pei'’ B. Alst
Poilo^irij ^he "leetin^ ref'-esn
menrti! wert serx-^i by the-Hqs
tess.
Attending the mee'ing wei'
Mrs. Edna Royster. M*'. Oailie
Bridges, Mrs. Virginia Bridges
Mrs. .Odessa. Flakes. Mrs. Hazel
Brown, Mrs. Bertha Evans, Mrs.
Helen H. Als*»n, Mrs. Rober!,i
Allen, Mrs. Mildred .Tohnson, M.s
Ollle Mae Hubbard. Mrs. Alic'
Thompson, Mrs. Mazie Haskins
Mrs, Ollie Ray, Mrs. Marie II
Brown, Mrs. Louise Lee and Mrs
Catherine Ferrell.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
OF SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE o.
an order of the Superior Court nf
t)urham County, made in Special
Proceeding No. 8718 entitled “Me
chanics it Farmers Bank. Admini
strator of the Estate of Martha
Hayet Shaw, deceased, against
Lori& Shaw Ray, et al., heirs at
law, the undersigned Commission
er w|ll on the 7th day of Decem
ber, 1508, at twelve o'clock, noon,
at ti|e courthouse door in Dur
ham, North Carolina, offer for sale
to tu Wshest bidder for cash, that
certm tifact of land lyin" and he-
Ing in Durham Township, Dur
haiti XiouQty, North Carolina, and
mon(> • particularly described as
(OllQWK
B^CimNING at • sUke in the
SoutBara property line of Um
•tead BtrMt (formerly Wilson
9tre^) .“iVMch stake is located at
thi ffortheast corner of Lot No
S7,. Mock 8, of the map herein-
after'it^rr^ to; thence runnin?
along aAd with the Southern prop
erty.liilfe of Umstead in an Easter
Iv dfrecUon 43.9 feet to a stak>',
thenM monlng in a Southerly
direwon SSO feet t8 » stakp;
thenie mi^ng in a Westerly di
rectibn feet to a stake; thence
runntag ilonj and with the East
era line of Lot No. 37
Block 8, no feet to a stake, the
point of beginning and being Lot
No. M> Block 3, of the tax map
recorded in Book of Tax Map'
111 & the OfflM of the Tax Su
pervtMr of Durham County. See
A1|0 J)«*d ftook 73. page 109. On
this 1^ i« iltnated a house known
at BW mt Umstead Street.
A daiKMlt of. five per cent
ba nquired at the time
of t|ip lale. M -
e^to dhy of-November, 1963
William A. Reeves sang “I ’jOVi-
You Truly."
The bride, daush' r f>f Mr. and
Mrs. Edward An .lews of 21^14
Otis St., v.as graduated from Win
ston- Salem Teachers College and
is now employed at the Fayetu
ville St. Elementary Schonl
—The bridegroom,—
Beulah Jones of 205 M
Lane, Chapel Hill, was gr:.:
from the Maryland State Collep
and is employed as a draftsman
with the City Planning and Archi
tectural Associates in Chapel Hill.
Given in marriap" by her fath
er, the bride wnro a satin sheath
dress with a satin overskirt, a fit
te-d bodice with rows of sequino
scalloped neckline with three-
quarter length sleeves. Her vie)
of silk illusion '.vat attached to
a clu.ster of pearls. She wore white
satin shoes and gloves and car
ried a prayer boo’ centered with
a white orchid.
Her only attendant. Miss Caro
lyn Goss, wore k green lace dris-
with matching headpiece am
?ht>es,- w*iite gloves, and can led
a bouquet of yejlow chrysanthe
muQis.
James Atwater, ,Ir. was be.-l
man.
Mrs. Lela Streeter and Mrs. An
nie Rogers served as hostesses a
the wedding reception in the Fel
lowship Hall of the church.
Little River
Council Rites
The Inslallatuii, Services of the
Little River High School Studen
Council members and officers will
be held Friday, November 15. a
11 00 A M. Speaker for the occa
Sion will be Attornev William A
Marsh.
Officers for the year are as fol
lows; President, Mary Harris;
Vice Presidnet, Medford Hawley,
Secretary, Vivian Parrish; A.sst
Secretary, Veula Jones; Treasur
;t, Judith Bullock and Parliamen
tarian, Alice Jones. The Advisor>
are Mrs. E. C. Hilliard and Erwin
Johnson.
Tubman YWCA
Is Observing
Fellowship We^k
Th* Harriet Tabmaa BramA
'WCA i.'i ioinine with nore thaa
*wo million U. S. A. members at
'art of a world-wide *o»eme«t
i*n Impertaat rola in
buildiat peace and goodwill by
o.-jervmj World F^.iwshin Week
hich began November 10 .
A.ssociations in 73 coaDtTtes 4
-articipate in this annu' Nottm
ber celebration, accorduf to Mrs
W. E. Williams, Adult ActHriti^
Program Director.
As a '’meraoer af tba World
YWCA headquarters, Oenrra.
Switzerland, the YWCA of the U
S. A. takes responsibility throiigt'.
I Mutual Service proeram ‘Of tn-'*
world organization for contr|)Hl
lions that help special work, il
24 countries. Funds raised ' bj
YWCA members aero. « the U*|te«
I States make possible advisory Mr
vice, program grants and :tr;|Ui
ng of indigenous personudi t»* j
ombination of these aid*,,. Mrs
vVilliams explaint'’’. iV. |
YWCA hiehM’l-iK ./ thi^* iefw
n Durham will coi.Sist of:
^^al observances con4uCt^ ijf
clubs, (2) a WerM )
Dance for young' aaultii* "'
held at the YWCA Satwd*
November 16, 1903 fVM*
P.M., proceeds from the daa&j^ll
be donated to Wotrl^ Fe9]Nuliil(
Mutual Service, and f3) aB’^-Aa
sociation observance will ba tlld
Sunday, November 17, 1^1#,
4:00 o'clock in (ha
Guest speaker* are Mias't’ fiatta
See YWCA. 5-A i
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