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default having been ude in
the payment of the
indebtedness j thereby secured
and said Deed of Trust being
by the tanrn thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned
wffl offer for sale at Public
Auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Courthouse
Door in Durham County,
North Carolina, at NOON on
the 4th day of January, 1974.
the property conveyed in said
Dead of Trust, the same lying
and being in the County or
Durham, and State of North
Carolina, in City Township,
and more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake at
the curb on the North side of
West Gear Street 146 feet in a
westerly direction from the
curb on the West side of North
lianfum Street and running
thence along and with the curb
on the North side of said Geer
Street. North 88 14 West 54
feet to a stake. Southeast
corner of G. R. Rose; thence
with the east line of the said G.
R. Rose Property North 2 14
West 109 feet to a stake in the
South line. South 88 00' East
54 feet to a stake: thence
South 2 14 East 109 feet to
the curb on the North side of
Geer Street, the point of
BEGINNING, and BEING the
identical property conveyed to
Cecile Daniel Osment (widow)
by deed of record in Deed
Book 155, at page 388,
Durham County Registry);
reference is also hereby made
RESERVING, however, from
the operation of this
conveyance a strip of land 8
feet In width running along the
North side of Geer Street
which as previously been
conveyed to the City of
Durham for the purpose of
widening Geer Street, all as
more particularly described in
deed from D. Lumpkin and
wife, Maye B. Lumpkin, to the
City of Durham recorded in
ueea book bo, at. page do,
Durham County Registry. On
this property is located a house
known as 106 West Geer
Street.
THIS PROPERTY will be
sold subject to all prior
encumbrances and taxes and all
1973 ad valorem taxes and
assessments.
THIS SALE will remain
open for then (10) days to
receive increased bids, as
required by law.
This 4th day of December,
1973.
J. J. Henderson. Trustee
William WsL Jr., Attorney
Carolina i ins December 8th,
15th, 22nd a .. '9th, 1973.
Make Christmas Merry
Don't let your children be mere spectators of the Christ
mas scene, or they'll miss most of the fun. Involve them
in the pre-hoiiday festivities with a tree-trimming party
for their friends on December 24th. ' :, .
in preparation for the trimming, assemble raw materials
that remiirp minimum of dexterity to handle. Bright
pieces of felt, scissors,
paste, sequins and glitter,
colored pipe cleaners,
scraps of calico and yarn
from your work basket: these
axe the makings or a truly
splendiferous tree!
Only the older children
should handle scissors or
needle and thread, of
course. If all children are
small, an adult should hang
arOTrnd tibbtmsively to give
an assist where needed. You
may have to cut out basic
star and snowflake shapes
from the fabric, for example,
and show the younger chil
dren how simple it is to
stroke on paste and sprin
kle on glitter.
Interesting mobiles can
be constructed by stringing
several ornaments together
so they sway and dance in
the slightest air current. For
modem, geometric orna
ments, stack different col
ored fabrics in a pile with
the largest piece on the bot
tom; glue or sew them all
together through the middle.
Pipe cleaners plus yarn add
up to some very original
icicles.
Angels and snowmen, cut
from felt in simple cookie
cutter shapes, are fun for
even the youngest children
to decorate. Sequin eyes
and bright yarn hair can be
glued on easily. To attach
fabric wings or skirts, a
stapler comes in handy.
When the tree-trimmers are
ready for refreshments, bring
out your first batch of home
made Christmas cookies a-
long with mugs of Carnation
Instant Hot Cocoa Mix. The
milk is already fn this de-
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licious drink. You just add
hot water and stir. Consider
ing the occasion, why not
stir each drink with a pep
permint stick? Mix the hot
cocoa to a frothy, choco
late richness, and serve
with the candy cane inside .
After the party, teach them
to leave a plate of cookies
and a mug of cocoa on the
hearth (or beside the tree)
for Santa. This is an old
Christmas tradition that
each new generation loves.
As a climax to the party,
you might add some Christ
mas giving to the trimming.
Have the children decorate
several small trees rather
than one large one. Drive a
round with the children to
neighboring convalescent
homes, children's hospitals
and shut-ins to deliver the
trees personally.
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President Names ACTION Chief
Mike Balzano to Domestic Council
flue-cured tobacco
makes up over 60 percent
of tobacco produced in the
United States, accounting
for over 83 percent of
the total leaf exported.
White House Counsellor Melvin Laird (left) announces
President Nixon's appointment of ACTION Director Mike
Balzano to the Domestic Council. The cabinet-level Council
coordinates the handling of national issues and policies for
the President. In presenting
the certificate of appointment
to Balzano, Laird praised
ACTION as a "people agency"
whose strength is based on
"a vast army of committed
people." ACTION has more
than 60,000 full and part-time
volunteers working on a wide
range of anti-poverty, social
and environmental problems.
Its programs include Volun
teers in Service to America
(VISTA), Retired Senior Vol
unteer Program (RSVP), Fos
ter Grandparent, Program,
University Year for ACTION,
Peace Corps and SCOREACE
to aid small businesses.
Bonds
are for giving
at Christmas.
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N.C. Central Offers Teacher
Test
The National Teacher
Examinations will administered
at' North Carolina Central
University Saturday, January
26.
Dr. Norman C. Johnson,
chairman of the Department of
Education, said the tests will
be administered to college
seniors preparing to teach and
to other teachers seeking
certification, licensing, or
expense of the last illness or
burial.
Q I'm interested in applying
to the Veterans Administration
for a GI home loan after Hm
discharged next month. How
do I go about this?
A-It's relatively simple now.
Under a recently initiated
procedure, VA automatically
mails certificates of eligibility
to veterans shortly after they
are separated from service.
After selecting the home you'd
like to buy, you should present
the certificate to the private
lender who agrees to finance
the home, then await VA
approval of the loan.
FREEZONE
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Why fool around with painful corns, when
frettone can help you remove them. Try
it. You'll see. In just days, tht corn will
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llltly. No dangerous cutting. No ugly
pads or plasters.. Drop on freezone
take off corns.
Yets Questions and Answers
Q--I received a general
discharge from the Army. Am I
eligible for GI Bill benefits
from the Veterans
Administration?
A-Yes. A general discharge
entitles a veteran to the same
b -'fits as an honorable
efe ; irge. Suggest you apply at
your nearest V A regional office
for these benefits.
Q -When a veteran's widow
died recently, she had in her
possession a pension check
from the Veterans
Administration. Is this check
payable to anyone?
ANo. The check must be
returned to the discharging
office which issued it. It may
then be reissued upon
submission of a claim to the
nearest VA office, to any
children entitled to VA death
benefits. In the event there are
ho eligible children, the check
maybe made payable to the
person or persons who bore
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U.S. Savings Bonds fit
everybody on your
Christmas list. And they
come in sizes to
fit your budget,
too. This
Christmas, give
someone you
love a Bond
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The exams include sections
on professional education,
general education, and subject
area specializations. According
to Educational Testing Service
of Princeton, N.J., which
prepares and administers the
tests, the examinations are
limited to those areas of
teacher preparation which can
be reliably measured by
paper-and-pencil tests.
Bulletins information
describing registration
procedures and including
registration forms and sample
test questions are available
from Mrs. Mary Ballard,
Department of Education,
North Carolina Central
University, or from the
National Teacher
Examinations, Education
Testing Service, Box 911,
Princeton, N.J. 08540.
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Lipretta Young Shares Her Beauty Discovery
Ask About the Common Cold and
ve a Variety of Answers
Leave it to Loretta Young to think of warm
ing cold creams. "It's amazing that no one
ever thought of it before," says Miss Young.
"After all, we value the benefits of saunas and
steam baths and the same principle applies to
complexions."
Aa President of the Loretta Young Division
of Schick Incorporated, Miss Young has in
spired the creation of Warm 'n Creamy, a
unique new system of complexion care. Being
a beauty innovator is second nature to the
woman who still exemplifies the ultimate in
feminine beauty. And ao is her present role in
business. She has always been a woman of
achievement, venturing into new mediums to
express her many talents.
Loretta Young's association with the people
at Schick, who have a talent of their own for
creating some of the most innovative grooming
and personal care products today, began when
she told them about her complexion care dis
covery. "It came about by accident," said Miss
Loretta Young, President of the Loretta
Young Division of Schick Incorporated has
inspired the creation of a unique new com
plexion care system based on scientific facts
about the nature of skin and die effects of
warmth.
Young. "When I was making films, I kept a
little candle-lit stove on my dressing table at
the studio to melt the eyelash wax I had to
use because I am allergic to mascara. Since I
loathe the feeling of cold cream on my face,
I decided to warm my cream too. I discovered
it not only felt very pleasant, but penetrated
better and removed my make-up faster and
more efficiently."
Schick found that there are scientific facts
about the nature of skin and the effects of
warmth, which supported Miss Young's dis
covery. After a year of careful research and
testing, the Warm 'n Creamy collection of
complexion care products was introduced.
"Today, our collection consists of a specially
formulated pure and enriched Facial Cleanser,
Facial Moisturizer and Body Lotion which are
designed to be warmed by an attractive Beauty
Dispenser, plus a refreshingly cool Facial
Freshener," Miss Young said with pride. "And,
our men in the laboratories have some very
exciting new products in store."
Loretta Young was born with beauty, as well
as grace, charm and impeccable taste, but she
developed her talent and expertise through a
dedication to work and achievement. She's as
glamourous, vivacious and involved today as
ever before. And her example probably has a
lot to do with why women all over the country
are now warming their beauty creams, too.
VP Ford Thanked By Grand Rapids OIC Leaden
Ask anyone "what at
cold" and you are likely to
receive a variety of answers.
According to a pharmaceutical
trade journal, the "common
cold" has not yet been defined
exactly. It is generally thought
of as an upper respiratory
infection (head cold), but it
may also denote a lower
respiratory infection (chest
cold).
And, if you ask what causes
a cold, you may be told that
it's a virus. In fact, It is known
that a group of viruses called
"rhino viruses" cause most
colds, and according to
"American Druggist", some 80
different rhlnoviruses have
been identified. (This is a
rather conservative figure
compared with other
estimates.)
Who catches cold?
If you're asking the
miMtinn. vou are not the
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mother of a small child.
Pre-school children are most
susceptible, suffering from 6 to
12 respiratory infections each
vear. and this high risk group
includes their parents who get
about six colds a vear. As
people grow older, they seem
tn ratrh fewer colds, two a
vear on the average.
When do most colds occur?
Most colds, perhaps 35 per
Newl y sworn In Vice
President Gerald ... Ford
received hearty congratulations
and an active demonstration of
appreciation from Grand
Rapids OIC leaders and the
national OIC Government
Relations Director.
Dr. Leon Sullivan visited
with Congressman Gerald Ford
and the Chairman of the Board
of the Grand Rapids OIC to
convey appreciation for the
support Mr. Ford had given
during the OIC funding crisis
last summer.
The occasion was the
Legislative Education
Workshop conduted by the
OIC Government Relations
Office under the direction of
Dr. Maurice Hawkins One
hundred and ten (110) OIC
Board Chairmen visited their
Congressmen to learn about
the progress of House Bill HR
11010 which was passed on
Thursday, November J28, 1973,
and is currently in Conference
between) the House snrt Mm?
Senate.
Through the leadership of
Mr. Ford, the Republican
congressmen joined with the
Democratic majority to make
certain that OIC was protected
in the legislation.
Dr. Sullivan and Mr. Ford
agreed that OIC expansion in
the State of Michigan and
other mid-western states, with
a focus on rural job
development should be pushed
hard in coming months in view
of the high rate of
unemployment among Mr..
Ford was also supported by the
testimony of Dr. Maurice
Dawkins before the Senate
Rules Committee and the
House Judiciary Committee
where his nomination was
advocated and endorsed. Dr
Dawkins, In his testimony,
said : "I hope and believe that
this man- as a pragmatist who
believes in the domocratic
process will use a pragmatic
approach in the arena of
human relations as Vice
President. I hope and believe
that he will recognize the need
for government and its agencies
tot assume its share of
responsibility for enforcing the
law of the land in the area of
human rights because human
relations accountability is as
necessary as fiscal
accountability. I hope and
believe that in an era of
polarization and the incredible
spectre of Northern Ireland,
the pragmatic imperative and
historical necessity for
reconciliation between classes
and races in this nation will
lead this man to work to
facilitate policy decisions in
RAISIN RELIEF
If you've had trouble
finding raisins in grocery
stores, look again. You
should be pleasantly
greeted with raisin
stocked shelves. For the
1973 crop is nearly twice
as large as last year's,
so the temporary raisin
shortage should be a
problem no longer, says
Mrs. Ruby Uzzle, exten
sion consumer marketing
economist, North. Caro
lina State University.
both the Executive and
Legislati ve branches of
government that will help us
reach the national goal of
economic security and equal
opportunity in our lifetime. I
hope and believe he might
conceivably help to foster a
record in domestic
peacemaking by this and future
administrations to match the
impressive efforts in
international peacemaking of
the current President.
WORTH MORE
North Carolina
cattlemen sold 24,410
feeder calves on state
sponsored demonstra
tions! sales this fall for
$6.1 million. They sold
24,578 head on the same
sales in 1972 for $5 mill
ion. Most of the differ
ence was an increase of
almost $10 per hundred
pounds in the average
price offered for
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cent of the annual 250 to 400
million total, occur during the
winter, due, some investigators
uMMt. to chanees in
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temperature levels, improper
diet, and fatigue. Other peak
periods are in the Fall, when
youngsters are returning to
school, and the Spring, the
result again of changing
environmental factors,
apparently.
Which medications help the
most?
In drug store sales, cough
preparations, cold tablets and
capsules, and nasal sprays and
drops came out highest in 1972.
According to the
physician-authors of "The
People's Handbook of Medical
Care", there are no treatments
that will cure a cold, but some
do make colds more tolerable.
They suggest thst each
Individual make a reduction in
his own level of activity, and to
relieve symptoms, consider
simple, inexpensive remedies.
"Maximum effectiveness in
treating a stuffed nose can be
obtained by using a simple
non-prescription nose spray
(like neo-synephrine, 18 to
14 per cent)," they say. For
other symptoms, plain aspirin
and salt-water gargles.
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by Joe Black
I've had a few comments to make about this sub
ject before. But it seems to me it's time to discuss
it again. Because, as always, it's time to do some
thing about it.
I'm talking about the Haves and the Have-nots.
The Blacks who have it made. And the Blacks
who haven't. Yet. And that's an important word.
Yet. Simply because, someday, we'll see more of
us who have, than have-not.
We've all been patient for a long time, waiting
for that better day. But let's all stop for a moment
and think.
For many of us, that better day has dawned, it's
here. Now. And I'm not just talking about all of
our Superstars.
I'm talking, this time, about Mr. and Mrs. Aver
age Black Citizen.
But I wonder, just how many of us are really
handling the added responsibilities of being there?
Not the least of which, of course, is holding out our
hands to help our less fortunate brothers and sisters.
For many Blacks today, it's time to put some
money where our mouths are.
After all, to have gotten to where we are,
today's Haves haven't had a lot of time to waste.
Now that we're there, there's no time to waste
on indifference to the rest of our brothers and
sisters.
JToe'Bhck
Vice President
The Greyhound Corporation
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" Twas the night before
Christmas ... not a creature
was stirrinc" is a nice
thought, but it's just not the
case in any home that ha to
contend with decorating a
tree, wrapping present, stuff
ing a turkey and keeping chil
dren in bed Christmas Eve.
To hold down this last
minute "stirring", why not
plan to make your purchases
early? One gift that's sure to
bo welcomed by i-very ago
Kroup is music in any f its
forms. Here arc somo ideas
offered by Pat CanfiolH.
women's interest advisor for
Philco-Ford that can fill in
a number of sxts on your
shopping list.
You can tailor a stereo
sound system to your specific
needs by choosing from
among an 8-track tape player,
record changer, cassette tape
deck, FMAM radio, stereo
or quadraphonic systems.
A clock radio is another
easy addition to any room.
Styling has come into the
spotlight" with spheres, fast
back profiles, digital clock
readouts and bright, pick-up
colors. A portable FMAM
radio is a good choice, too.
There are very few outdoor
gatherings that don't benefit
considerably from the added
touch of a portable radio.
Portable black and white
TV is another gift that al
lows you to take your enjoy
ment from room to room, to
the dorm, to a weekend house
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Ford", home entertainment tenter. TU
net includes a 25-lnch agol V "
with 4 -,-hannei capabilities. The home ntertefcmeii center can ae
a perfect gift for the whole family- gift w.ff keep giving for
many years to come.
or even to a camiMT. The
company offers a line of small
screen black and white iorta
bles that add a bright, mod
ern spot to any corner of a
room. It even features one
9-inch model and one 8-inch,
each with an optional battery
pack that lets you move the
corner outdoors.
Of course, for a very so
cial gift for the entire family,
a home entertainment center
covers all bases. Here you
combine color TV, FMAM
stereo radio, 8-track tape and
an automatic record changer.
Presents designed for home
entertainment are a sure way
of giving a special gift that
will brfnW, pleasure to the
whole family for a long time
to come.
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The elves bring toys, eons
and stuffed animals. Thej also
bring small portable televisions
that can fit any sitaatJon.
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December
22nd
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