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Louis And Danny Harmonize In Movie
Louis Armstrong appears as himself and
Danny Kaye plays Red Nichols in "Five
Pennies," a film biography of Nichols on
Scenes From CIAA Cage Tournament
Concentration: I'ATKICIA And SAMMY SPENCER At CIAA
Winston-Salem State's MGHOISE GAINES
COTTON CONSUMERS
Auto manufacturers use more
cotton each year than the
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makers of carpets, rugs and
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Eagles Add
Kentucky St.
To Schedule
North Carolina College has
added Kentucky State College
to its 1966 football slate, ac
cording to a schedule released
this week by NCC athletic di
rector James W. Younge.
The Kentucky Thorobreds
are replacing St. Augustine's
College on the Eagles' list.
The complete schedule is as
follows: Sept. 24, Allen Univer
sity, Durham; Oct. 1, Morgan
State College, Baltimore; Oct.
8, Kentucky State College,
Durham; Oct. 15, Virginia State
College, Petersburg; Oct. 22,
Maryland State College (home
coming), Durham; Oct. 29,
Shaw University, Raleigh; Nov.
5, Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity, Durham; Nov. 12, Virginia
Union University, Richmond;
Nov. 19, open; and Nov. 24
(Thanksgiving Day), A. and T.
College .Durham.
In 1965, with James Stevens
in his first year as head coach,
NCC ended the season with a
3-5-1 record.
NCC Releases
Outdoor Track
Slate for Year
North Carolina College will
open its outdoor track season
in hosting a Quadrangular
Track Meet on its campus Mar.
19.
The remainder of the sea
son is as follows:
April 2, Winston Relays
Winston-Salem; April 6, NCC
Triangular, Durham; April 9,
Quantico Triangular, Quantico,
Va.; April 16, South Carolina
Relays, Orangeburg, S. C.;
April 23, Virginia State Col
lege Relays, Petersburg; April
29-30, Penn Relays, Philadel
phia, Pa.;
May 6-7, Quantico Relays,
Quantico, Va.; May 13-14, CIAA
Championships, Baltimore; May
20-21, North Carolina State
Championships, Durham; May
28. California Relays, Modesto,
Calif.; June 4-5, NAIA Cham
pionships, "Sioux Falls, S. D.;
June 11-12, National Collegiate
Athletic Association Champion
ships (site to be named); June
16-18, NCAA College Division
Championships, Phila.; and
June 25, AAU Championships,
New York City.
CULTURE LEVEL
More is spent by music lov
ers in the U.S. to hear concert
than by sports fans to see pro
baseball.
PROPOSES AID PROGRAM FOR
DISPLACED NEGRO FARMERS
CLARKSDALE, Miss. ln ]
identical letters to President j
Lyndon B. Johnson, Governor i '
Paul Johnson and other Fed- I '
eral and state officials, Aaron | ■
E. Henry, president of the
Mississippi State NAACP. has !
proposed a three-point program j
to aid hundreds of Negro farm
workers now being displaced
from the land
"A combination of fram leg- i
islation,- automation and ra- ]
cial prejudice" is driving these
workers off the plantations.
Henry told the government of- j
ficials. "Many are just moving j
about with no place to go." he
added.
To aid these displaced per
sons. the NAACP Mississippi
leader proposed. (1) allocation
Stan Musial Named Sports
Chairman Easter Seal Drive
CHAPEL HlLL—Stan Musial,
executive director" for the
President's Council on Physical
Fitness and vice-president of
the St. Louis Cardinals base
ball club, has been named
Sports Chairman of the 1966
Easter Seal Campaign.
The announcement of the ap
pointment was made by the
North Carolia Society for Crip
pled Children and Adults, state
affiliate of the National Society
for Crippled Children and
Adults which sponsors the na
tionwide campaign in conjunc
tion with 1,426 other affiliates
to finance treatment, research
and other programs for crip
pled children and adults. The
campaign runs from March 1
through April 10, Easier Sun
day.
Musial, whose name is deep
etched in modern-day baseball
records, was National League
batting champion seven times
and a three-time winner of the
coveted Most ValualSe Player
Award.
In his career he collected 3,-
630 hits, had 1,956 runs bat
ted in and hit 475 home runs,
for a lifetime batting average
of .331. •
Upon retirement from, active
playing Musial was appointed
vice-president of the St. Louis
Cardinals. He has served as ex
AT STALLION FRIDAY -
Chuck Jackson, a wall-known
racordar In tha rock and roll
flaid, will appaar at tha Stal
lion Club hara Friday night.
Batida* It balng hit fir* ap
paaranca at tha Stallion, it will
mark tha first tlmo Jackson haa
boon in tha Bull City racantly.
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MVP IN CAROLINA CONFER
ENCE—Henry Login wii voted
as the Player of the Year In the
Carolina Conference by the
coaches of the league last Sun
day. Logan, a fine backcourt
operator for Western Carolina,
is the second leading scorer in
the loop with a 29 point av
erage. A graduate of Stephens-
Lee High in Asheviile, the
sophomore sensation also av
erages six rebounds, nine as
sists and three Mocked shots
per game. Lo&an, a third team
NAIA choice last season, was
voted to the conference ail
tournament team last week.
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of unused state and f Federal
property for use as shelter
without charge "until another
way can be found"; (2) avail
ability of surplus food, supple
merrjing the presenit rations
with ' fresh vegetables-, fruits
and meats": and f3l establish
ment in every county in the
Delta area" of the seasonal
and migrant workers program
under Title 3b of the Economic
, Opportunity Act.
But for the opposition of
Sentor John Stennis. in all
probability this EOA program
[would have already been op
erating in much of the area of
concern and the problems now
rising" could have been large
ly averted. Henry said
ecutive director of the Presi
dent's Council since February
14. 1964. when President John
son appointed him his special
consultant on physical fitness.
As Easter Seal Sports Chair
man, Stan will appeal to sports
\vriters, broadcasters and per
sonalities to join with him to
help make the 1966 Easter Seal
appeal the most successful in
the history of the National So
ciety.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
HAVING QUALIFIED as ad
ministrator of the estate of
Charles Kelly Green, 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 116 West
Parrish Street, Durham. North
Carolina on or before August
26, 1966, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recov
ery
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This the 21st uay of Febru
ary 1966.
Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, Administrator,
Estate of Charles Kelly
Green, Deceased
Feb 26; Mar. 5, 12, 19
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power of sale contained in
a certain deed of trust execut
ed by the Mortgagors to Wil
liam A. Marsh, Jr.. Trustee,
dated August 18, 1958, and re
corded in Book 614, at Page
326, in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Durham Coun
ty. North Carolina, default
having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness there
by secured and said Deed of
Trust being by the terms there
of subject to foreclosure, the
undersigned Trustee will offer
for sale at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for cash at
the Courthouse Door in Dur
ham County, North Carolina at
Noon on the 21st day of March,
1066, the property conveyed
In said Deed of Trust, the same
lying and being in the County
Durham, - Durham Township,
and State of North Carolina
and more particularly describ
ed as follows:
the Western property line of
Fayetteville Street, South 20
degrees 00' West 46.2 feet in a
southwesterly direction from
the southwest intersection of
Umstead Street and Fayette
ville Street, and running thence
with and aloag the western
property line of Fayetteville
Street, South 20 deg. 00' West
50 feet to an iron stake, the
Northeast corner of the prop
erty of Y. D. Gjirrett (formerly
that of Paul A. Simmons,
thence in a northwesterly di
rection, North 82 degrees 22'
West 92.2 feet to an iron stake,
the northwest corner of prop
erty of Y. D. Garrett; thence
North 20 deg. 00* East 50 feet
to an iron stake, Southwest
corner of property of Ethel R.
Hill; thenca South 82 deg. 22
East #2.2 feet to an iron stake
in the -western property line
of Fayetteville Street, the point
or place of beginning, as per
plat and survey of J. Watts
Copley, L. S., DectHnber, 1957,
duly recorded in Book of Plats
37, Page 179, Durham County
Registry. And being the same
land conveyed to Nell Hunter
by deed recorded in Book IQT,
Page 39. less an 8 foot strip
across the front of said lot
which is now used by the City
of Durham for sidewalk pur
poses. , , .
On this property is located
House No. 1204 Fayetteville
Street. „ u 1.4
This Property will be sold
subject to all prior encum
brances and all prior and 1966
Ad Valorem Taxes.
This Sale will remain open
for ten (10) days to receive in
creased bids as required by
*This 22nd day of February,
1966. , „
William A. Marsh, Jr.,
Trustee
Feb. 26; Mar. 5, 12, 19
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RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO AT A. ,
AND T. Nearly 6,000 music [
lovers packed the A. and T. I
College Charles Moore Gymna
sium last wee4 to hear the
Ramsey Lewis Trio Draws Record A&T Crowd
GREENSBORO—The Ramsey
Lewis Trio, which appeared
last week at A. and T. College,
drew the largest crowd ever
to attend an event on the cam
pus.
Nearly 6,000 music lovers
jam-packed the Charles Moore
Gymnasium, and another 300
persons were turned away after
the doors were closed for rea
sons of safety.
Every seat in the house was
taken by 7:10 p.m. for the pro
gram scheduled to begin at 8
p.m. The doors were closed
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SWEETHEART OF DBC —Mlsa
Joyce Finney of Roanoke. Vir
ginia became DBC'* sweetheart
at the annual Sweethearts Ball
held recently at tha collaga.
Miss Flnnay won tha title of
Ml»» Sweetheart ovar four oth
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SATURDAY, MAKqftrs, 1966 THE CAROLINA TIMES-
I Ramsey Lewis Trio in a jazz
I concert.
I Lewis signs autographs as he
| was besieged by students. The
students are, from left to right:
I prior to the start of the two- i
I hour concert.
Most pleasing to the audi- i
i ence, which clapped to the I
rhythm, were Lewis' top record !
numbers: "In Crowd." "Hang |
on Sloppy," and "Hi Heel
Sneakers."
Comprising the group, in ad
dition to Lewis, at the piano, |
were Isaac (Red) Holt, drums, I
and Eldee Young, bass.
The appearance of the Trio !
was a feature of the College's |
winter lyceum series.
or campus quaam. She was
crowned by Marion Reddin.
President of tha Student Gov
ernment shown on her left.
Other students are: From left
to right Goodrich Morton, Nel
son, Virginia; Nelson Graves,
Naomi Long, Louisburg; Sara
Johnson, West Cramerton; Nan
cy Waddell, Staten Island, N.
Y.; and Priscilla Glenn, Wins
ton-Salem.
TRIUMPHANT TROTTER
j C.rayhound, the fabulous trot
ter. won 71 of "his 82 starts
over a seven-year racing ra
| reer
i SOME ERASER!
j Pepper Wilson, Cincinnati
j Royhls general manager says,
j "I have ahvays felt the Celtics
could afford to make mistakes
| because liill Russell is the
world's largest eraser."
Staunton; Earl Brown, Wil
mington. To the right of Red
din is Miss Mary Watkins. Roa
noke, Va.; Carolyn Stuart,
Richmond, Va.; Edith Fernan
ders, Gaffney, S. C.
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