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Fresh 3 Layer
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Lemon Cakes
; 64c per lb.
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j ICED 69c Per Lb.
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WORLD'S SAWST
BRAKE LINING*
Twice proved safest in NKCAR-supeivised brake lining
tests at Daytona Speedway. We wouldn't think ft seil-
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our peace of mind.
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WE SERVICE AND REPAIR
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Ml FOSTER STREET DURHAM, N. C
NEXT QUESTION PLEASE—
•sk Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
SCLC Pr«slder.t, and Hosea L.
Williami,. director of SCLC's
Summir Community Organiza
tion an h Political Education
Projact (SCOPE). Williams di
rected questions from mora
than 500 university instructor!
and students attending a six
day orientation program at
Morris Brown College in At
lanta last week. Dr. King de
livered • Half an hour speech
before the academic gathering
and then subjected himself tc
a barrags nf questions from
them for almost two hours. Or.
Saturday, the volunteers left
for blackbelt counties In six
states to conduct an intensive
voter registration campaign un
der SCLC'i SCOPE project.
(SCLC Photo)
Jtt Upmoriam
! MRS. MATTIE HSDOEPETH
t PLUMMER
{ In loving memcy of a de
t voted wife, mother »nd grand'
SI mother.
John W. Plummer, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Plumtr.er, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas
Miller anil Family
J , Special Proceeding No. 9175
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
! I PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
J I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
\ DURHAM COUNTY
j IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
J Mattie Clyde Turn ntine, single
vs.
j Homer Turrentinc and wife
Dora Turrentine; et alt
Before the Clerk
! To Homer Turn ntine, Eliza
i bethWalton, Alma Cates, Wil-
J liam Turrentine, Waylon Tur
j rentine, James Turrentine, Ger
i trude Wjodard, Sylvester Tur-
J rentine, ind persons unknown,
( in esse or not in ?se who have
J or may have upon the happen
| ing of some contingency and
I interested in the subject matter
j of this action:
l Take Notice That:
I A pleading seeking relief
j against vou has been filed in
I the above entitled Special Pro
( ceeding.
j The notice of the relief be-
I ing sought is as fi Hows:
j This is a Special Proceeding
i brought by the petitioner for
j the purpose of selling at pub
i lie sale real estate which is lo-
J cated in Durham County, N. C-.
! and Is owned by the estate of
i Lillian Yates, deceased.
J You are require..! to make de-
I fense to said pleading not later
| that the 14tli day of July, 1069
and upon your failure to do so
l the party seeking service
j against you will apply for the
i relief sought
I This 28th day «jl May, 1900.
Annie Belle Lowe
Asst. Clerk of Superior
Court.
! F. H. Brown, Attorney
& June 4-11-18-28, 1909.
Union Baptist
Scouts Honor
M. C. Hart
The Boy Scout Troops and
the congregation of the
Union Baptist Church honor
ed M. C. Hart yast Sunday
night in a special program at
the church for his 29 years
of service to the scouting pro*
gram.
Hart is is retiring from the
scouting area after 22 of the
23 years as scoutmaster of
Troop 111. Hart turned the
boy scout program over to
Arthur George, former as
sistant scoutcaster to Hart.
Dr. Charles W. Green, pas
tor of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church In Washington, D. C.
delivered the message for
the night. The male chorus of
the church and the Mount
Olive Echoes rendered the
music for this special occas
sion.
Carl Young presided over
the services, w. P. Edwards
introduced all the scout units
of the church and other
visiting troops. James Point
er read the scripture and Na.
poleon Sanders led the pray
er.
Kelly R. Bryant m a d e a
brief report concerning the
history of the scouting pro
gram here in the city of Dur
ham.
A trophy frcm the Occo
neechee Council of America
was presented to Hart by
Nathaniel White. The trophy
was given in honor of Hart's
quarter of a century of serv
ice to the Boy Scout program'
Dr. Grady Davis, pastor of
the church, made remarks at
the close of the service. The
Den Mothers of the Cub
Pack of the church served
refreshments in the basement
of the sanctuary following
the conclusion of the morit
tous program.
RED HOT s ROLLING
RED A SALE
Mr. McKenzie, southeast regional man- We are making THESE EXTRA SPE
ager for Chevrolet, has asked us to CIALS days just for you... 'til Satur.
Double our sales effort for the next day night, June 26
THREE DAYS.
EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES ON EVERY NEW CHEVROLET ON OUR
DISPLAY LOT WITH A BIG RED SPOT ON THE WINDSHIELD
*— - —RED HOT EXTRA SPECIALS
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT THESE LOW PRICES j
CORVAIR SPORT COUPE | IMPALA SPORT COUPE
'1990™ j s2*p„m.m I . '199 Down Pgr Month |
' { EXCITING NEW LOOK OF ELEGANCE
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avary Conralr la a aavar. No anti-fraaaa or radiator aarvlca ra- i Eg E E ifi* * ,ndo *"* JnUrlora glva you mora
1, oulr.d -Ith th. thrift, alr-coolad ra.r antlna. Na« ..Hat watch- Tl% E E tatoS SlH 4 jKT"-
'! m: batttry-rta, D.l«t»n ~n.r.t.r; l.m-lif. „h.uat a,-
tam: Innar fandar akirta at *ll whaal opanlnfa and fluah-and-dry POlllMl TtMVItlOl Ml Und.rn..ih , , . , „
roekar panala to protact afainat nut and corroalon. Eaay-to-cara front
111 5 """ color-l, *J'* d r«nlona. Good-10-hava Stanea traad daairn—all adding to Chavrol'at'a amooth rida aolld
•Undarda: twin aun vlaora, ci«aratta llfhtar, doraa light, lock* conatructlon anl «aay-handllng atablllty. A total of SI powar
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At Much At S 9OO OH : /Wfi! YOUIAVOiO^
WWW lIiJJ NOW!
DurinQ This SQIG Raductions in Auto Excise Tax Will U
On Certain Models REFUNDED IN CASH
WN *- CRTAM ™OAEIS ON CARS BOUGHT NOW!
1W Salesmen And Sale. Manager Want Ta Win In Th. IV.tl.ul Red H.t * Railing Ch.vr.let Sales Cn-
Are B ® lllb A p,,eM Never Refare Off .red - They Are Denhllng Their Eff.rta Thla
Week-Bay Twlay And Save.
• ON THE SPOT FINANCING
• LOW AS $199 DOWN
• TOP DOLIAN FOR YOUR TRADE-IN |uatl I gtlMlJ^iiraM
• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MlJYsf
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I
DaSHAZOR «»RADS Partici
pants in thn twanty-alghth
graduating axaiciiat of Mia
DaShazor Collate held
hara at St. .osiph's A.M.E.
Church. In thj f'ont rcw, con
aiitlng of th_ rculty and staff
of tha collaga, ara, raiding
from la?t to right; Mr*. Classia
Brown, aanlor Instructor; Mr*
Lillian B. Moora, houta direc
tor; Mlu Marl* Allison, sonlor
Instructor; Mrs. S. Bishop Fra
xlar, Dean; Madam J. DaSha
ror, pnsidant; Mlu Shlrloy W.
Phillips; s•n I or Instructor;
Mrs. Franca* F. Watson, M.A„
junior Ir.structor; Mr*. Bartha
Hudson, M.A., post graduata;
Mrs. Ellrabath Andarson, ad
mlnlstrativa sacratary; Mrs. Ro
barta C. Glovar, housa d'ractor;
Miss Poorl Coltrana, post (tradu
ate and A M. Williams public
relations dire-tor.
The ycunssrers In the front
row are Sarera and Frederick
Frailer, ton and daughter of
Mrs. Frailer and nlace and
r.tphew of Mrs. DeShazor. The
Inset photo at the left Is Elder
Georgs -Oliver Philip, Profes
sor of English., N. C. College
who was cuest speaker. The In
sat at thi> right l| Dr. Melvin
Chaster Swann, Commencement
tptaker and Minister of St.
Joseph'i A. M. E. Church.
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; Shaw Minister Mt. Gilead Men's Speaker
Rev. James Z. Alexander,
College Minister, The Shaw
University, Raleigh, will be
the Men's Day speaker at
Mt. Gilead Church, Dowd St.
Sunday, June 27, 1905, 11:00
a. m.
Rev. Alexander is a native
of Hickory, and an alumnus
of Shaw University. At An
dover Newton Theological
Seminary, Massachdsetts, he
received the B. D. and M. A.
degrees. On a special scholar"
ship at Andover Newton, he
did special study in Switzer
land. He has been the pastor
of a churc at New Bern.
In addition to serving a s
College Minister, Rev. Alex
ander also teaches in the De-
partment of Philosophy and
Religion at Shaw University.
-Conference
Continued from Page 7A
Miss Mary Lou Swope, Presi
dent, of the National Associa
tion of Student Councils will
deliver the address for the
Opening General Session. The
Hon. John Brademas, N. S. Rep
resentative from Indinia will
address the Second General
Session. Many noted speakers
and interesting activities will
inform and entertain the
delegates during the four days
of the Conference.