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Prof. Addresses
Young Women
DUSHAM ~ In an iafomMl
t»lk to tb« yoong woman »t N.
C. CoU«c«, lliN Paolin« N«wton
tt til* Sng4bh D^NkrtiMnt ad-
«la*d tfa* cultiTOtioB of th« art
of convanatioA to incraaM
ehancM'of lucccM in life. Miw
Nvwton g*vt h*r view* on why
pie should learn to conver»e
we!l. what they might convene
abont and how they ehould carry
on converaRtion.
“In part the weaker aaid,
‘Converution ii a loat art. Many
ir.stitutione «uch •» the radio,
the movlet, tHe streantedline age
in which we live have made it
unnecetsary to develop into con-
. course. However, one must talk
ar.d since one it appraiaed by his
] ability to Converse intelligible
' and since it is a part of your
! equipment in meeting the varioua
I social situations in which you
find yourself, conversation it an
' Please torn to page aeven
GOP CHAIRMAN
DEATHS
Legal Notices
M e T I C £ /
IN SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
ORTH ti«OUNA)
DUKUAJI tA>UX^TY)
JiRkAJMT UUUAN, AdminiS-
ttator o1 the aetate of Sailie U.
Joouaen, deceaaed and itryant
Hogan, ui«livi(iuaiiy
—V»—
Loia Uogaa Caaaidy sA als.
mtsl i>K*'MiSlAASTH, Lucy
tiugauKaeves, kuaie Hogan Yan-
&.era, ^i rank Mogan, Lucy Regars,
V«i«ie Kogeta Markae, Ltouis
Kog'era, ^tace Kogera, Rdgar
KHtera, Corea Uogan, La^on
Kogan, Maittie U*gan, Hanry
k.irlblmtk4, liable JehB&tm, Br-
neat Johnsen, Waltar Johnson,
Mai-y Patterson Worth' • n £
Jane Patteraon, will take notice,
tliat an acien entitled as above
baa been cenunenead in the
Superior Court of Durham Coun
ty North Carolina, to sell the
landa of Saliie H. Johnson, de
ceased, for aaaata; And the said
deleadanti will further take
notica that they are required o
appear at tha office of the
Cleric of the Superior Court ef
aaiu Countv ia the eourthouae in
Durham, N. C., o« or before tan
day a sifter the M «hty ef Feb-
raaiy, 1940, and aa»war ec de
nar to the cdmphiint !a aaid ac
tion, or‘the p^atur will a^ly
to tha court for' the relief .'e-
mandad in aaid aomplaint.
Thia IB day ef Janoaiy, ^940.
JAS. R. STOtfB,
Aaat. C. S. C., Durham County.
Jan. 27 Feb.»-i0-17
M P T  C « I
IN SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
DURHAM COUNTY)
NORTH CAROUNA)
BRYANT HOOAN, Adminiotra-
tor af' the estate of Sailie 1.
Johnson, deeeaaad and Bryant
llogao, individually
Luia Hogan Casaidy ,t als
TH£ CHILI^£N of Susie
Kirkland Sails and other peraona
ihtereated in the premisae ia-
^ eluding, among others, persons
who are or may be heira of ^e
aaid Sailie H. Johnson, whoae
namea are unknown to the peti
tioner, will take notice that an
action entitled aa above ^as been
commended in tha aupenor court
Durham County, N. C., to aell the
landa of Sa^Ue H. Johnaon, de-|
ceased for aaaata;
And the aaid. dafendanta will
further take notice that they are
rtquiied tj appear at tihe office
cfi said County in the covrthouse
In Durham, N. C., oa or befove
ten days after the 26*day of Feb.-
19^, and answer ^ dM&ur e
the complai|»t or some competeat
person will be appointed by the
Ciiurt to represent aaid def n-
danta, and the plaintiff ' wfll
apply to the court for tha relief
demanded in said patitiei.
This 19 day of January, 19«0.
JUS. R. 97K>KB
Asat. C. S. C-. Dp’-baaa Ce^iity
Jan 27. F«l». S-10-17
NORTH CAiROUNA )
DURHAM COUNTY )
HAVING QUALIFIED u the
fdminiatrator of the aatata of
Martha Hedgepeth laia of Dur
ham County, North Carolina,
Ihia ia to notify all persona hav
ing claims against the eatate of
ihe deceased to preaent them to
the nndanigiied gt 3S08 Fajaita-
ville Street o» before t h ®
thirteenth day of January 1941
or. this uotice will be pleaded in.
bar of their recovery. All ersona ^
indebted to said eatate will j
please made immediate paymeat. *
Thia 3rd day of Jan. 1989. i
. OWEN TRICE,
Exacutor
C. O. PBAESON, Mt’y.
Jan. 18—%0—tr Feb. i-lO-17
JAMES LEONARD LEWIS
Prominent Florida attorney,
who was recently named chair
man of a Republican aurvey
eonunitte to work with Republi
can organizations throughout the
itate,.. Grandson qjf the founder
of the Afro-iAmerican Life In-
eutance company, Mr. Lewis also
serves as a company executive.
He was lauded by the national
committeeman for forceful acti
vity in republican politics. •
' flDddmom ftam, tfa of
Fay^ttaviUa Strttt dM_ Jan- 2A,
at hia homa. Funeral aarvicea
were held Thursday Fab. 1, at
the St. Joaaph Church. Intar-
mcnt waa at BeechWood^ame-
tary.
Lacy Millar, age 40, 919 Sast
Procter Street died January 31.
Funeral services were held at
tho Mt. Vempn Baptist Church
Sunday, February 4. Burial was
in BeecKwood Cemetaty.
Williant Hayes McCraa, 4S,
408 Pettigrew Street died Jan.
31. Funeral aervices were held
Febraary 2. Bnrial waa in the
Baechwood cemetery.
Juliua Rogers Route 1, M^l^is-
ville died February 2, at his
home. Funeral a»n*kes wane
Sunday February 4, at the
Christian Grove Church. Inter
ment was in tha church ceme
tery.
Dee Yearby, 47, Braddock,
Ph. died at hia home January 22.
Funeral servicea were held Fe/b.
8.
Johnnie Scott, 39, Raleigh died
Feb. 4 at hia home. Funeral ser
vicea were held at the Pleasant
Union Church.
Edwin Bowling age 26, of
1114 Fourth St died ia Lincoln
hoapital Fetouary 4. Funeral ser
vice* were held at the home Wed
nesday, February 7th.
Mrs. Julia Wilkins, died at
h»> home February 4, Funeral
and burial waa held Feb. 7th.
. Mrs. A4a Bain, 46, 808 Came
ron Street died at her Fefc.
4tb. Funeral services were held
at the Mt. Vemon Baptist church
February Tth.^terment waa in
Beechfwnod cemetery.
William H. Overby, 2, months
intarit of 2208 FiUgerald Ave.
d'ed February Srd. Funeral aer-
vices*were held at the home. Bur
ial was in peechwood cemetery.
Mra. Jennie Cameron, ©Sv of
1114 Second St. died at her
home Fetoruary 5. Funeral aer-
vi^ea were held n Erwin, N. C.
February 7*h.
Mra. Maria Neal age ,&5, died
February 1, Madiaon, N. J. Fun
eral aervices were held at Madi
aon February 4- Interment jwas
in HIckstown cemetery. i
Miaa Rosa Bulloiclr, 66, died at
Lincoln hospital February 6th.
Funeral servicea were held in
Creadmore February 8th.
Ebenezer Baptist
Of Charlotte Has Large
Membership
STANDFORD L. WARREN LIBRARY
ADMINISTRATRIX
NOTICE
NORTH CAROUNA
DURHIAJM COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED a* the
administratrix of the aatata of
Will walfte Wood laU of Dur
ham County, North QaroUsa,
thia ia: notify all pewons hav
ing claima against tha aatata af
the decaasad t« praaeat them to
tha undersigned at 819 Hiffh
Streak East Durham aa or be
fore tha thirtaeath day af Jaa.
1941 or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their racovary. All
persons indebted ta said eatate
will pease make immediate pay
ment.
This Srd day of Jan. 1940.
ESTOER EATMON WO»D,
Administratrix
Jan. 18-20-27 Feb. 4—10—17.
The recent opening ot ;^ha I brariea in Uie atate. Tahe build-1 in the life of the community the
Stanford L. Warren library pro- ing ia named for the late Dr. 7 Durham Colored library which
vides for the Ne«ro population Stanford L. Warren, prominent was located at the corner of
of Durham one cf the fineat li-1 phyaician of Durham. It replaces | Ptttfgrew and Fayetteville Sts.
WPA
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH JCAROLINA)
DURI5AM COUNTY)
HAVING QUALIFIED aa tha
adminaatratora cf tha astata of
Dr. S. L. Warren late of TJurhaim
County, North Carolina thia ia t6
notify all persona having claiina
againat the estate M tha daeaaa-
ed to preaent them to tha undar-
aignad fit 114 Waat Parriah St.
on or before tha Unth day of
[February 1941 or this notfcra
will be pleaded in bar of th^
recovery. All peraona indefctad
to aaid estate will plaaaa make
intmediaite payment.
This 10 day of Feb. 1940-
MfiOHAJJICe AND FABMEK8
JtAwy AND J. H. WHBEIUEE*
AdmJniatrabora
Fab. 10-17-24 lUrch 2nd
Continued from page three
Unsuitable schools houses ‘ in
southern states, lack of recrea
tional facilities as well aa numer-
oai malaria breeding centera
were some of the conditiona
WPA found in Negro communi
ties, and which it helped to cor
rect. • \ ,
Negro WPlA workers fired be
cause of the Woodrum laiw or
for quota reductions were found
to be undergoing severe Tlard-
ahipa. The report declared that
alhougrh they “made every ef
fort to secure employment in
private industry, invMtigation
has shown that they experienced
great difficulty in finding steady
work at an adequate wage.
HYDE PIARK, N. Y. (CNA)‘
—Mra. James Van Allen, Socia
lite of New York and Newport,
R. I., haa decided to turn over
tc the U> S. Government the old
Fredericik W. Vanderbilt eatate
near thia village to prevent it
falling into the handa of Father
Divine and hia followers, Presi
dent Rooaevelt revealed thia
week. The Newport dowager is
the present owner of the estate
which comprises sojne 260 acres
of land and a hpge mansion.
Divine followers already had
estahliahed one of their numer
ous Heavens Just. acrc|w.« 4ta
Hudson from Hyde Paii, the
ancestral Roosevelt home, and
their .plan was to make of the
Vanderbilt «i^te and even more
imping sancturary in whi^
Father Divine himaelf would
maitain a auite.
UNCLE JACK
SAYS
Conault me about your
Winter worries. See
them vaniah in thin air.
box ’em.
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the corner o( Second and David
son Streets here has developed
his large congregation until' now
the church boasts not only one
of the largest memberships in
the city, but is one of the best
organized. '
All i^epartments of the church
work for the common good, and
the results 6f his pastoratk are
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Rev. Moore is a native of
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BY MRS. BESSIE HARDY
The Whjte Rose -club enter
tained «t a tea Sunday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Garfield Sima, an Caldwell St.
Miaa Alene Ross 18, died at
her home Monday on North
Myers Street. Miss Ro.m will be
funeralized ^ Thursday fro
Grier’a funeral home.
Odia Knox 31, died at the
Good Samaritan Hospital Mon
day. Mr. Knox lived on Johnson
Street in the Greenville section.
Plens for funeral have not been
complete.
Mrs. Nancy Waitson died re
cently at her home on South
Duvidson Street. Mrs. Watson ia
one of Charlotte’s oldest citizens.
Dr. Samuel P. Grafflin of
White Plains, New /York spoke
at Second Ward High School
last Week. Hia sulbject waa;
Ambition, Inhibition, and Prohi
bition. Dr. Grafflin ia a National
YMCA speaker.
was graduated from Benedict
Ci'llege in Columbia, S. C., four
times, the L. I. degree, 1901.
College Preparatory, 1903, Bache
toe of Theology, 1906 and the
College course, 1907. The last
* act of President A. C. Oaborne
[ was the conferring upon him in
I 1911 the. degree of Doctor of
Divinity.
He was married a month after
receiving his college degree to
I Miss Mattie L. Henry of Winn«>-
boro, S. C., and they settled in
. Spartantjurg, S. C. where he had
already served as pastor of the
Mt. Moriah Baptist church for
two years. He then pastored in
other places in South Carolina
for twenty years, and served the
same number of years as Presi
dent of the State Sunday School
and BYPU convention, resigning
after coming to Charloitee. Dur
ing Ria pastorate at SMond
Calvary Church, Columbia, ha
Waa for two yoara on* of the in>
structors in the Theological De
partment at Benedict College,
his alma mater.
In Feibruary 192j6,^ he was
called to his present charge, and
after winding up hia affaira in
Columbia for three * months he
canne. Oo the first Sunday in
May of that year a motorcade
conveyed the excellent choir of
Second Calvary to Charlotte
where they rendered music at
E^eneaer on the occasion of
their ex-pastor entering this newr
fiel^. This united the two con-
gre^tions in a fellowship whicJi
ha." kept up to the present day.
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