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THE ICAXOLitfAl TlMKt SATUftSAY. INK. |*r^ iMt Esso Pats Two New Gasolines On Market NSW YOKK. — Two t « w fMOliBM will b« placed vn the Mftrkct today D«c. 44,) through 18,000 MiTic* atation, the Emo Market«t« announced. These B«w products will b« brand new Cuo, a tefular priced gaioline; »nd £m» Extra, a new high •ctanv,, premiam motor fael re placings thk eompsny's old Esso. Both products are the result oi •xteosiva laboratory research and a program of aavance tcstisg both ia tb* laboiatories «nd under actual senrice condi- ions on the nation’s streets and highways. In announcing the New Esso, company technologists said that this is a regular priced gasoline and that meets specifications tor premium gasolines. The new Esso Extra, these technologists emphasized, has been brought to new high anti knock levels, being based on tlie pcrfomanc «requiremtnvS of Fighting Grade aviation gaso line. “It has become neces»*ry to us« n«w and superior motor fuels to' permt the 'modern motor car to function at maxi mum efficiency,” £sso Marketer! explained. “Ttoday ^utQmobilea have an average compression ratio 28 per cent greater than the car* of six years ago. In addition, average engine speeds are up 21 per cent and average powe^r developed f haa Jumped 3S per cent in the same period. Both new products have been developed so the motorists can USA motor fuels which will let him get out of his car the full power, speed, pick up and smoothness the manufactures built into it. Moreover, these new fuels permit a substantial improvement in the performance of older automobiles.” DEATHS JOHN LEE, 77, 906 Gattis Street died Dec. 9, at his home Funeral services were held Dec. 11, at Mebane, N. C. Funeral, -services for MRS. IRENE WILLIAMS, 52 ^^>t 104 Enterprise Street who died Dec. 7, at her home were held Sunday, Dec. 10, Bennettsville, South Carolina. MISS BERNICE LYONS, 7, of Peachtree Alley died D«^. 12, at the home of her parents. 'Funeral services were held Thursday, Dec. 14, Int«snnent was in Beechwood Cemetery. MRS. ENNIE HART, S»1 -'f Bahama, N. C. died Dec. 9. . Funeral services were held Dec. 19 at Cameron Grove. Inte^'irent was in Little River Cemetery. I MRS. ' KATHJatENB JVIL- ' LIAMS, 61 Morrisiville Route 1 I died at her home Sunday, Dec. 10th. Funeral and burial were in Middlesex Tuesday Dec. 12. MRS. ESTELLA WILSON, 61, of 1104 Second Street died Saturday, Dec. 9th at her home. Funeral and burial were in Ctatam County, Sunday, 10. 6hurch Notjes, MT. OLIVE AME CHURCH W. W. LONG, presiding elder made his first quarterly (gnfer- •nce visit to Mt. Olive \BfE Zion Church Sunday, Dec. 10th. This is his fifteenth year serv ing as presiding elder if this dis trict. He WM heartily received by a very large audience. He preached from text taken from Hebrews l2th chapter and 1st and 2nd verses, subject ‘‘Race of Faith,” The Juaior choir sang out 0^ the fullness of their heart with Marion Lipsey accompanist. $46.00 was raised. REV. E. B. UPSEY, pastor of Mount Olive AME Zion Church presEhed Suinday, Dec. 11^ at 11 o’clock. His text will taken from Isiah 9:6, Subject "The Won derful Christ.” I . Lumberton WEST DURHAM BAPTIST REV. T. C. GRAHAM, pastor of West Durham Baptist Church preached Sunday, Dec. 17th at 11 A. M. Text was taken from 87th Psalms 7th verse. Subject: “The Divine Strength of Life.” UNION PAPT. CHURCH 4Th6 Ijnion Baptist Sunday School will sponsor a mus'ical program on Monday night, Dec. eighteenth, at the church. This program will be for the benefit of the Sunday School. Music will be rendered by the Bright Moon Quartet and other various Quartets. The public ia cordially invited to attend. /TO GIVE PLAY THERE WILL BE A PLAY given for the benefit of Mount Olive Churqh at Walltown School next Tuesday night Dec. 19th, entitled “The Last Xmas.” NEW FARES ' _forlE^omicaIiTravel COAC^TlGUn FOR SALE. 1 Dining Roiom Suite 1 Barber Chair J Opejrating Table CALL N-7121 For Information W. STRUDWICK LUMBERTON — Miss Mai^ garct Lovi' attended the home coming game at Fayattevllle State Coli( tc^ and spent the week end with h«ir slrt«T, Ettit- beth, a studi,nt at the school. Miss Lbvc, who is a student of DeShazor’e Beauty College of Durham reports a pleasant .trip. A PROCrRAM WAS rendered at Pentecostal Holiness north east Lumberton, the auspices of the Mijsionary Society and YPHA. This or- ganization in its aim has a ten* dency toward further extending God’s Kingdom and the develop ment of a recognized standard of spiritual consecration. Plans in the near future to organize two troops of Boy Scouts will soon be under way according to a press release made to a reporter to daa by B. Pran^lyn (J^llins, Members of Court of Honor, Examiner and member of the Board of Review. A Troop mt* orgai^ed hert ia 1937 by Collins, now committee man. The troops will be planted near the Hilly Branch section but however persons interested in scouting In their community schould communicate with Mr. Collins. A surprise birthday party was . given In hdftor of Rev. T. M. ' Phatter at his home on East nndrr ^},e rodw wm • elaborately decorated for the occasion. Rev. McPbatter gave a ib^lef account of his 'life. Said • tie, “It is with reverence we recall past events.” Indeed I had’ adequate words to express my appreciation and satisfac tion but my heart is kmdled with volcanic fire and I can do nothing but be thankful to Al mighty God." Mrs. T. M. McPhatter *pent a weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. J. D. Quick of Winston Salem. Clubs Legal Notices OMB WAT^I^nmiMUB Reniid Tvi|^ 10% th« jooa^ fum»* ^OWP^TKIIf^TICKlTfl ioreachrafletraveled.Beteo»^nit0»ys. Ooed to mi fwy.* MODEL AUNDR^ NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND NORTH CAROLINA ) DIRHAM COUNTY ) UNDER and by virture of a power of sale and authority Hii- tained in a certain deed of trust executed by D. A. Pefry and wife Ethel Perry, recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Durham County in Book of Mortgages 263 page 282, dated March 8, 1938; de fault having been made w the payment of the same as there in provided, and having been re quested by the holier of the note, the undersigned trustee will Saturday, December 30th 1939 at 12 o'clock noon, at the Courthouse door at Durham, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the following desribed property to wit: BEGINNING .at trie southeast intersection of Spaulding and Booker Streets; running ILence with the Southern property line of Booker Street,, South 63-03 E. 50 feet to fhe Northwest corner of lot No. .2, map^he/ein- after referred to; thence* with the Western line of lot No; 2 S. 16-87 W. 110 feet to the Southwest corner of lot. No. 2 in the Northern line of lot No. 8, N. 63-08 W. 50 feet to the Western property line of SpauM ing Street; thence with the property line N. 16-57 E. 110 feet to the point or place of beginning. Same being lotT No. 1 of the S. N Davis property as surveyed and platted by S. M. Credle March 26 1931 plat of hlch ia dnljr r«eord«d in the office of the Register of Deeds of Durham County, in B>ok 8, page 202.* Same being lots 1-2-3 Block “J” of the stokesdale pro perty as recorded in plat boQk ^ a tpage 44. This 29th day of Nov. 1939. R. L McDougald , Trustee C. 0. Pearson, Att’y - ,Ihis sale will stay opan for ten days to receive incteaae bids as is required by r’Ttr. STANDARD AID CLUB WB*t host to a group of frlende at a Thanksgiving Dinner serv ed at the Blltmore Hotel. Those enjoying the hospitality of the club were Mr. and Mi^. Ray mond Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Barbee, Rev. and Mrs. O’Bryant, Metdames P r e 1 Adams, Andrew Morgan, Hay wood Wiilrams, and Mrv. M«rris. Misses V. Jones, E. Hieks and E. Washington. THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUiB met with Mrs. SmiUi of 614 Price Street on Friday night, Dec. 8th. After the discu]iiion of busineM ^ ^^7y Interesting pro gram was rendered. Short talk. Miss llattie Jen kins; Solo, James Pattt'rsun, Paper, Mrs. Daye. The yearly report was given by the Secre tary, Mrs. Long; Reading from Dunbar by Attorney Saunders; Solo by Mrs. Fuller; Mrs. Moore spoke from the subject: ' What Neighborhood Club means” The Club song was sung and a de licious aalad course served. Chickekn salad, potato chips, rits, Jello, whipped cream and cnke. The meeting adfourned mm U 1 '-1 1 ' I H H ; VOTE:—YOUR meitiea will bt aaawtrtd FREK in thia coIumM O/rLy wiea jroalaelude a clipping o£ thia cotumm mai aign your tuil name, birthdata, and co/raet adaraaa to your Uttar. For a "Private kapJr" ... agad only (2Sc) aada aalt-addraaaed. atampad anvalopa for my aaw ASTROLOGY READING and raceiva by raturm mail FREK ADVICE on (3) Quaationa. • # • Smd all letters to; ABB8 WALLACE, care of THE CAttO* LINA TIMB8. 117 ^ Peabour Street, Durham. N. Carolina. to meet next week witlj Laura Grandy, Mrs. Sick KIETH LAMBERTH, Third Street is getting nicely In Duke’s Hospital 1001 along after a very serious opera- undergoing tion. FRIE3ND OF MRS. PEiARL LENA JOHNSON are sorry to know that she is ill at her home on the Coal Mill Road. FRIENDS OF DAVID SCUR- LOCK were glad to see him out again after being ill for several weeks. , MIU ment ei piopit i KOPWD TEIF*TICEKT^ »» {orMckmiklramladJMnnillaiMiSa&ttis. Ax Mtwe ^ aiae^aiSid PMjotQwi «a nay* mm • MIIiS mant of yrapsv Ambib loriVMiflMUVMd. ■ AlR-COIf DITIONID OmptagOti^ DjningCawnd Ccacha«ooTh»oa^l!Wii>1 Ltfun Sahiy^»ZAmid la COMFOftT WtMA SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM PERSONAL LOANS ARRANGED AT Time Applied FOr $6 TO *50 LOVE Sc CO. BROKERS ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE NORTH CAROUNIA ) DURHAM COUNTY ) ] (HAVirref QUALIFIED as- the administretor of the estete of Mrs. Annie C. Alston lato of Durham County, North Carolina, this is to notify all person* hav ing claim# against the estate of the deceased to present them to the undersigrned at 1501. Fayette ville Street on or before the sixteenth day of December 1940 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All per sons indiejbted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This the 5 day of Dec. 1930. JAMES B. ALSTON, hospitalizatiQn Indiyidual or Whole Family^— National Depositors Bank PHONE L-1931 IfVRX CC«^UNHERAU)ED1 WJ.LITW^ Elder Flowe Passes ROCK HILL. S. C. (Special) — Elder Christopher L. Flowe, po-esiding elder of the York and Chester County districts of the AME Zion church djed %t his home on Trade Street on Sun day night, and was burled on Thursday in Salirf)UTy, N. C. after a funeral at Mount Olive AME Zion church. The services were well attended with Rev. C. S. Hall delivering the eulogy and Bishop Maartin delivering a masterful funeral oration. Eld er Flowe was one of the best known religious I^ders in this section, and is survived by his wife, three children and three brothers. MM—Tell roe if I will be able to collect my money from the Saving Account in the bank where lused to live kome ten years ago Ans:—If you have your Bank Book write to the bank ana ask them if they will allow you to draw this money out, I fuel that they will, provided of ccurse their records checks with viiors. Hold to , your bank bojk. flAW—I am an honest, clean, upright hard working man and 1 feel that I deserve n good girl for a wife. Is there any thing at all in sight for meT Ans: A masriage will take pl^e in your life rather late you need to make more friends and get out among the younger ••t 0^ *nd boys more. iCl^ose your friends carefully a very happy marriage will be yAiili within a few years. HP—I ani a high school girl. I take • wash pan bath each morning before 1 leave and a full bath once a week when I put on my coat and go to school 1 have an odor that sme'!s and I don’t have any disease. Tell me wha( to do as I am ko em barrassed? Ans: The best thing for you to do is to purchase a bottle or box of Some good make Deodo rant from your drug store and use it each morning, or as often as needed. There isn’t any thing physically wrong w’th you nearly everyone has to use some form tt deororant from time from time to time. pjE-r—I am so worries 1 do not know what to do. Will I be able to break them up and is t natural' for him to go with* her? Ans: Your son is in love with this girl and you can’t break them up. He’s young, and in love with everyone he sees bu,t too young to be having »uch serioos thoughU you had bette* write me privately for the an swers to your other questions aa they are a bit too private and personal to be answered tn th« cohimn. OR—Would you advise me to go back home to my huiband aa he has beea asking me to do here of late? Ans: Yes, it would be advis able to let by gones be by gones and return to your hus band. He realizes his mirtake and he is sorry he now wants to settle down and make a com fortable home for you. When you go back to him, have i a thorough understandiag that you will not tolorate any of his past foolishness. RW—I have been thinking ol not returning to teach after the holidays and I wonder if I would be satitsfied and happy if 1 gave up my position? Ans: You would not be con tented under the circumstances. I would a?^e that you continue teaching until the year is out. Next summer make arrange- {hents to take up the bufineas course and prepare yourself for the business. x resources of Durham, the infant deaths can be decreased still further. in the meantime don’t allovv him *cal and health to know how you feel about the girl. * , LM—Does he I ke me better than any other girl in town or is he just shooting me a line of Jill? Ans; This young man likes you but he certainly isn't . in love with you nor is he makings any plans to marry you. You are Mortality , Continued from page 3 years, great strides have been made. The present infant mor- tality is only three qaarteni o^, the rate in 19l28, and a similar reduction has been made in Durham County. Howevne, that is not goc^ enough, the rate a still too high. 69 percent of these infant death are in the first t^n days >f life, indicating that ftiothers are not seeking early medical care -as soon as they know they are pregnant. If the public will use the medi- i If President of the United; States are to be inaugurated in ^1dd|e of JismuAry, Waahinfg- ton needs one more buildings one that will hold at lea«t 160| 000 people. Preaches OUR HOSPITAL POLICIES ^ROVIDE UBERAC COVERAGE FOR BOTH ACCIDEN^ AND IL&NESS AT VERT LOW (COST. ■ ■ ICHOICE W ANY LICENSED HOSPITAL IN THE UNITED STATES OR. CANADA Fftys Hospital £eom Including Heals And Nursing Osre, Operating Room; Laboratory Pee; Ambnlane* Fee, Anaesthesi* And Ohlld Birth. Cost Per Month ONE PERSON—76ci HUSBAND AND WIFE—4l.8(b HUSBAND, WIFE AND ONE CHILD—$1.7S( HUSBAND; WIPE AND TWO CHILDKEN—fX.CK>. ,.„CAHOUIiA ^ UD-PEPlNQ^ilLE ROCK HILL, S. C/sr^Special) Rev. M. McMoore probed at a s^^al service otr^W^ednesday night^at the Flint Hill Metho dist church of which Rev. B. B. Moore Is pastor. Services were very interesting, and a master ful oration was deliver by Dr. McMoore. 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