4 THE CAROLINA TIMES
Stt, Dec. 29, lfTI
CITY OF ATLANTA
EXTENDS
POLICE OFFICER AGE RANGE
Tht aj range tor AtUnU Police Officers is now 20-JK. High school
graduation required. Vikn 2050 correctable to 2030. l-xcetU-.it
starting salary $722 High school graduate. S754 2 year's college.
$786 college degree. Application process required at least iwo
trips to Atlanta. .Apply: Personnel Department. C ity Hall Annex.
260 Central Ave.. S.W.. Atlanta, (ia. 30303
MORE OATS
The oat crop North
Carolina farmers har
vested last summer was
estimated at 3.6 million
bushels. This is an
increase over the pre
vious crop of about 6
percent but sharply below
the crop grown in 1971.
Yield per acre is es
timated at about 51
bushels, a state record.
It compares with a
national yield figure of
49 bushels per acre.
We're never to busy to pause and wish you
the best for this holiday season. Thank you
for letting us serve you
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Christmas bring " 'TSaF
all the best for vou
and vour family and follow vou thru the new year
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REGISTRATION AT ST. AUG. FOR SENIOR COLLEGE EMPHASIS DAY These are students
from the Durham Business College, who registered for the Senior College Emphasis Day, held at Saint
Augustine'fjoikge in tne Boyer Building on December 11.
.Way the glow of candles warm your
hearth and lore u arm your heart this
ludida season.
FOR SALE
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DOCTORAL CANDIDATE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Hubret Winston, a doctoral candidate in chemical engineering,
at North WflK"lim'iva"Uv ' places) condensor on a
simulated heat pipe apparatus for his research project on heat
transfer mechanisms.
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We welcome the opportunity to wish you, our friends
and neighbors, the best of everything at Christmas and
to thank you for your patronage in the past. We look
forward to serving you again!
ING0LD TIRE COMPANY
Corner Main & Gregson Sts.
Ph. 682-5461
A GOOD
NEIGHBOR
OF YOURS
Maxte L. Bailey
North gate Shopping Center
Office 286-2892
good ntighbor,
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LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
of the Dower of sale contained
in a certain Deed of Trust
executed by CORNELIA H.
LOWE, (Widow), and recorded
In Mortgage Book 844, at page
58, in the Office of the
Register of Dees of Durham
County. North Carolina,
default having been made in
the payment of' the
indebtedness thereby secured
and said Deed of Trust being
by the terms thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned
will 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
Deed of Trust, the same lying
and being in the County or
Durham, and State of North
Carolina, in City Township,
and mor.e particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake at
the curb on the North side of
West Geer Street 146 feet in a
westerly direction from the
curb on the West side of North
Mangum Street and running
thence along and with the curb
on the North side of said Geer
Street, North 88 1?4 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)
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In QjUJL cfo yg
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Suprise Birthday
Given For
A. Allen, Jr.
Saturday evening December
15, 1973 Mr. Edward A. Allen,
Jr., was surprised with a
Birthday Dinner given by his
wife, Mrs. Alberta L. Allen, his
son Barry D. Allen and his
mother-in-law Mrs. Willie Mae
Bumbray. The affairwas held in
the Allen home at 925 Plum
Street.
Members of Mr. Allen's
immediate family attending
were: Mrs. Sarah Allen, his
stepmther, Mr and Mrs.
Maroom Allen, Sr., Mr and
Mrs. Ervin Allen, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Haywood Allen, Sr., all of
Durham and Mr. and Mrs.
James Robinson of Burlington,
North Carolina, brothers and
sisters of Mr. Allen; Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Allen, Jr., Mrs.
Carolyn Garner, and Mr. Misses
Erika, Cora, and Tami Allen,
Joan Robinson, and Master
Keith Allen; Mr. and Mrs,
Excell Holland, and Mr.
Reginald Cabbin, nieces,
nephews, and cousins of the
honoree.
Other guest atending from
Durham were: Mr. and Mrs.
William Amey Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
William Bivens, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Boyd, Mesdames Betty
Massenburg, Clara Thompson
and Mariam Thomas. Mr.
Herbert A. Gray, Jr., Harvey
Jones and Miss Juanita
Carruthers.
Out of town guest was Mrs.
Bernice Moore of Winston
Salem, N.C. The house was
beautifully decorated, and
dinner was served by candle
light with soft dinner music
playing in the back ground.
Mi Allen, the honoree
received many nice gifts and
was overwhelmed by the
surprise affair as he expressed
thanks and gratitude to his
family and friends. This was a
beautiful beginning for the
Christmas Season as well as a
birthday celebration; and a
pre-t wentieth wedding
anniversary celebration for Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Allen, Jr.
ur wish for you
is that your every
Christmas wish
become a reality
today, tomorrow
and each day of
the new year.
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THE MERCHANTS OF
ORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER
Club
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Let the spirit
of Christmas be your guiding light
now and throughout the coming
year. May you find happiness.
lb- The Deal Kings
tut turn ExnrtMwav at Duke St.
by deed of record in Deed
Book 155. at page 388,
Durham County Registry);
reference is also hereby made
to Deed Book 63, at page 654,
Durham County Registry:
SAVING. EXCEPTING AND
RESERVING, however, from
the operation of this
conveyance a strip of land 8
feet in width running along the
North tide 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 hook bo, ax page od,
Durham Countv Reefetrv. On
this property is located a house
known as 106 West Geer
Street.
THIS PROPERTY will be
d 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 A. Marsh, Jr., Attorney
Carolina Times: December 8th,
15th, 22nd and 29th, 1973.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
FILE NO. 73 CvD 6113
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIVISION
MECHANICS AND FARMERS
BANK, PLAINTIFF
vs WILLIE L. YOUNG and
wife, EDITH A. YOUNG and
SAM HICKS and wue,
JOSEPHINE Y. HICKS,
DEFENDANTS
TO: EDITH A. YOUNG
TAKE NOTICE that A
Pleading seeking relief against
vou has been fi ed in the aDove
entitled action. The nature of
the relief being sought is as
follows:
A judgment collectively and
individually against you and
the other above named
defendants for the payment of
a note to the plaintiff, or
order, in the sum of $976.56,
with interest from March 12,
1973 as a result of a default in
the payment of said note,
which is past due and payable.
YOU ARE REQUIRED to
make defense to such pleading
not later than February 1,
1974 and upon you failure to
do so the party seeking service
against you will apply to the
court for the relief sought.
This 17th day of December,
1973.
WILLIAM A. MARSH, JR.,
ATTORNEY 203 12 E.
Chapel Hill Street, Post Office
Box 125, Durham, North
.Carolina 27702 Telephone No.
AC 919 688-2374.
Carolina Times: December
22nd and 29th, 1973 January
5th, 1974.
Sat Dec. 29, 1971
Reception Given By Parents
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groom. Mrs. Adolphus Smith,
matron of honor; Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Smith, the brwra
grandfather and his wife.
Hostesses at the reception
were: Mrs. Mesdames
Raymond Long, Willie Crews,
Frank Ascott. Gloria H.
Dantzler. Johnny Boykinsnd
Julia Fairaey. Mits La Home
Smith tenrej as a hosteai tot
the guest Est. Many friend of
the bride and her parents
attended the reception.
Mrs. Campbell is doing
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Gifts of Flavored Instant Coffees
Mr. and Mrs. John Odis
Smith gave a wedding
reception for their daughter
Joyce Ann and her husband,
George Campbell, at the White
Rock Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall on December
15, 1973. Mr. Campbell, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford
Campbell, is from Lucea
Jamaica, West Indies. The
couple were married in
Montega Bay, Jamaica in
October.
Those persons in the
receiving line were: Mrs. James
M. Schooler, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Odis Smith; the bride and
University ran Tavern
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ITALLIAN DISHES
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688-9857
One of the nicest ways to say cheers this Christmas
season is to give food gifts with a special touch-like the
new flavored instant coffees that have subtle flavoring
accents blended right in. They'll please everyone from
people you don't know well to friends who have every
thing, but still deserve something gifty and new.
Choose from delicate Cafe Orange and Spice, Cafe de
Menthe, a brisk minty coffee, spicy Cafe Cinnamon, rich
Cafe au Chocolat, Cafe Anisette with a lilt of licorice,
and Cafe Apricot that's as fragrant as the fruit. Each
flavored coffee comes in a slim stocking-stuffer-size car
ton of individual serving backets; in attractive boxed jars
that make 27 cups, or an attraotiTO -glft package1 of all
six flavors. The collection is by R. C. Bigelow, makers
of famous Constant Comment Tea andother specialty teas.
After you decide who gets which flavor, why not bow
each box, or wrap it, or fancy it up with sprigs of holly?
As an extra gesture, you might include another coffee gift
such as a set of mugs, demitasse cups, party napkins or
a distinctive coffee server.
And while you're wrapping the gifts, treat yourself to a
cup of your favorite flavored Bigelow coffee, too.
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May this Holy Season bring
you an abundance of happiness!
Coudi Furniture
714 TH STREET
DURHAM, N.C
Here's wishing you the joys and
happiness o Christmas, with afire
on the hearth, a tree in the corner
and your family around you.
SCOTT TAILOR'S
221 FOSTER ST.
DURHAM, N. C
Ringing out the joyous sounds of
the holiday season for you and
yours, now and thru the new year.
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