aATurfWur. JUNE awb, iwi
THE CASOLU^A TIMBB
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Hor^ Ow«ltal&>
Dorliaiii OoTiiitj)
1021» said deed recorded ia
Book 62 »t 9^9 123 iu tho
o63«e of Iio({Mter of Deed
of Durham County.
H»i8 Sale will Mmain oi'X'ii for
teu dfliyg to re*«‘ivo iuweuBL- bid?
f8 required by Ipw.
TiiM property ii sold at tbc
reqarat 'of the holder q| iiaid
note.
TAL ADS
OT uat
Uadcr by virtue of thi* fjpwer
coafprred upon the Trustee in &
certain'’Seed of truit dated Fehru
ary 25th, 1927, by L. M. Wilhoite-
and wife, Ethel T, Wilhoite, and
duly recorded in Book of Mort-
gagM 154 at page 253 in the of
fice- of the Register of Deeds of
Dni^am County, dcafult having
beon made in the pa.vnient of the
BAtae, the undersigned
mill offer for liale at public auc
tion. at tho courthouse diior in
Dui^m, North Carolina tf) the
highest bidder for cash, on Thurs
day, July 24th, 1W1» at, 12 o’clock
no«, the following land, to wit
liYINO in that pwrtion of th
Dated this 23rd day oE June,
1941.'
E. B. Mmlck, TnutM.
M. Hu|tli Thompaon, Attorney.
Joac 28. J«^ 4-11, 18. ct.
Fayetteville State Teachess Cliss of ’21
Adminiitrator’s Notice
North Carolina)
Trustee,Durham Ooa^ty)
Having qualified* a
tor of, the #W1Ct
Nevers, deceased
Ojunty, Notftj
to notify ^11 pers
claims a||!'ain|tAho estate
‘^deceased to*(vibit them
slra
rlie
anv
9 is
ing
of said
_ to the
City of Durham known as Hayti,j undersigned at P. 0. Box 10:^2,
on the North side of Unfe'ead'or ^14 -West Parrish Street,
Street, and running thence with
Uia|itpad Street 71 feet and With
Fayetteville Street 50 feet, and
being Lot No. 4 fronting 50 feet
on 'Fayetteville and having a de
pth from Fayetteville Street
]mrallel with Urastead Street of
84 feet on the North side, It be
ing • the old Home Plaee of Miles
^nd the sauie that Avas
cointwed by deed of Enterprise
LiiM and Trust Comany, on 0^o
bei id, 1900, and said deed re
corded in Deed Book 22 at page
40i, in the OITice of the Register
o£ Deeds of Durham County.
J*'urther reference is hereby
luridp to deed from F. 0. Winslow
anfl Dora M. Winslow to liiis wife
tff L. W. Wilhoite and Ethel T.
Wifcgite, his wife on September
Durham. North Carolina on or
before the 25th day of June 1942
or this notice will be pleaded *hi
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estat.; are
asked to make immediate pay
ment.
This 25th day of June, 1941.
Mechanic* and Fanners Bank,
Administrator of the Estate of
Oba^Ue K\esls, Deceased.
M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney.
June 28. Jnly 6-12-19. ct.
Franklin D. Rioosevelt:
“It is idle for us to talk of
futuer foreign trade unless we
arc ready now( to defend the
principles upon which it is and
must be based. ”
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I am living at tlie present time » . , Tl#«“
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.itrt Whi* ...Id b. b»t to, -I >• u lb.
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it jMt beeaue it U for sal*- y«i d«ii’t »a« foarMtU ^er
eonaiiler the matter from a J®®*'
new anffk eatirely. If yoa want ■“ uwnel»teiy.
it exeeptionaliy b^i, and ttfc »® love—yo« are probably infat^
price ia cheap, it might proTe to don't you re*iM
yoHr advant^^ to boy. Howerer, joa are doiiw wrong to be aMii^..
if it ia yoor deaire to have yonr •*«»
danghter ehange h*r jMreaent fom- married aad hw a fam y.
pany, it would prove to your •boat yoor fcnaban^f S op tn»
Photo shows the assembly Df the class for its 20lh at the school Jims 4. Back Row' (left tq. rifht)u . Mrs. M»-
zella P. Lane, Supervisor, Adult Education, eastern mstrict o^-North Carolina,. Mts. (J^va Capk, memkflr of iUie faculty,
Mo^^n, N. C., J. Walker Freeman, choirmaster and}orapoB« r,/Philadelphia,’Pa., Mitt Estella Tarry, meml^r of the facul
Front Row (left to rigrht) Nathanief Royal, nieatbiBr faculty, FWtteville State Teachers, Mrs. S^die Harris, member
faculty, S^mpeon County, Mrs. Della Wall Jfones, New York, Mrs. Irene Hill and Blrs. Daisy Riich, memiberf of tjie faculty,
Bladin County, Alexander Barnes, Washington ndtrapapennan and spokesman f«ir the class at the recent Comoiencement.
advantage to
into tb« eity. She will tiien make hope
new friende wb4ch seems the
DMMt imporlaat thing in ynor
mind right now.
place eJoaer •«% affair at oBce^ and yoo cmI;
to gain anything from it-
CRN—Does this boy means
any go«Mif He says Iu» lo'wa
'and wants to marry me. Tell m«i
I* M. — I am married ho^ to write you so you wiU a»|p
party whom I love is gwer in a private letter to nwf
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deaths from pneumonia than oe-! Ans;—This, friend of yoor la!'
cmred a year ago, ^ fewarUiaeere and W aaixioas to mak»
deaths from tuberculosis and 23 his wife ki an early date. If y«ij‘
fewer from diphtheria. Up to hare th* same feeling for hi*W
June 1, there had been only 28 then a marriage would be nn
Mrs.
and the
17—
Save Time and
By Relaxing in the
BUS
Money
GOING TO AND FROM work can a pleasure if you
ride the bus. You get home earlier.
Durham Public
Service Co.
Inside Dope On The
Champ, Gleaned In
Visit at His Quarters
m * * * )
By Bernice Calvin
New York — Hotel Theresa
Soraewher enear 12:00 in the
afternoon, a tall, broadshouldered
guy, i'lanked by a solemn bunch
of fellows and jgigpoiUy attired
in a coca brown straw hat, a tan skinned personage was noneyotherj Louis' firirt
than Joe Louis, the cihamp of.val was to have a rub down. To year.
the
silk garbardine «uk, browa strip,
etl shirt, figured tie, brown and,champs,
white shoes and dark glasses, a,
lighted from a black seda!i‘*nd (.Louis coterie
inciuspicuously strolled into the
foyer of Hotel Ter««. which is
centered in the heart of Harlem.
Was he expected! Yes,-sir! Why,
almost all Harlem had an inklinj^
he would slop o£E at the Therqjfc
and already a crowd 'was gathfflr-*
iiig to glimpse 'him . when he-Uew}*^^*! P*’i''*‘^y
into town. For this rich, brown
preeious guest.
Airplane Ambnlance Making Tour of State
^ f»
m
luck masseur he gave a |2o
Assigned to Suite 1002, the ringside seat in the 6th row.
was iiomediately! Following the limbering up, it
wisked to the 10th, floor in the was time for the weigh-ins at the
better of the two elevators. And Polo Grounds, at the scene of the 1 as
for 3 minutes, after tha chauipjfight. To avoid being detained by'S
was safely ensconced in bis ioom,jthe rapily multipit crowd, Joe'35
elevator operator, following and nranagers went to car, not'S
strict orders, answered no button I through the main entrance, but ss
pushers so as to assure the safety through the bar and were like^S
of the Hotel’s most wise unrealized until after they.5
drove off.
VThe Theresa didn't see Joe'~
again until 12:36 that nigiit, or S
the ue;i(t morning, however yoik S
take i^> And then it was unex
pected anticiating a huge recep
tion, Louis planned at first to
sleep at a private apartment on
the hill, but suddenly changed his
mind. And this would have been
a wisse decision, for it seemed
that they were all there. An
imense sea of human faces, all
awaiting their champ, who had
almost disappointed them tbis
night. Mounted policemen strove
hard to keepjthe people in check
but when the black sedan sudden
ly drove up to the e'lrve, mefl and
women, a like screamed, “He'«
hee.” And no horses, foet could
keep them from eueircliog their
hero.
diphtheria deai4hs in the State.'commended. If yoa will stend 29«
Last year there were 51 during for my Astrology Reading, I w®^
the first five months, 27 of these be glad to give yoa my free opi«.;
»>eeurring in January alone, as ion on three qnestion» privately-
act after his arri-with only 9 in January Be sure to send fall name, burtlfc^:
t ' P.’i: date and address. h.
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HAPPY ARE THEY
OWN THEIR OWN
BUILT BY UNION
REALTY COMPANY
WHO
HOME
INSURANCE
If^iviT^on been puttine off boilditty
a new home because you think it takes
a lot of cash? TJien don’t dday anotlMlr
day. Today’s financiBK plans ■uikw
it easy and convenient to owin jrour own
hcHne on monthly terms just like rent.
Hamiy are tliey who own their «iAi
home . . . especially whra the home ia
built the modem way. CHisalt with ns
tomorrow.
Union Insurance & Realty Co.
Real Estate. Rentals and Insurance
SOd FayettCTille l^reet, Durham, North CaioliB^^
Here is the airplane ambulance which will make a whirlwind tour of North Carolina'so
that citizens may see tlie type of “mercy ship” which the Old North State Fund plans to present
the people oftfJngland as a token of esteem andsympathy of citizens of North Carolina. An
amphibian, twin-motored (irumann with a cruising speed of 210 miles per hour, the plane’ac
comodates four stretcher and two sitting’ cases, medical attendant, pilot and co-pilot.
Once more, he and attendantSj,;
one carrying a brown and white
bag probably containing the fight
ing togs were on their way to the
tenth floor. Then, two policeman
jealouslf guai'ded the doorway,
but we could hear the ehamp
drawl, “That^sure was a mighty
close one.”
URED
I. NORTH CAI
£A3riVE--SOttD-Dj
ACME REALTY COMPANY
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROUNA
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Nationally Known Leaders In New Orleans
" Nationally known business leaders wew ‘ i n Npw > Orleans lagt t^i^- attwd t the ^ com-
, ^KoqI;'^ of:jComi«erGi^ diAifed 'by‘W.' H. iMitch*
UNION INSURANCE AND REALTY CO.
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
BISHOP DALE INSURAiJCE AGENCY, CHARLOTTE
Sates. ' Ih-. Harry>H.|P^ce
rwere.aauHiirfthose spes^ng
mencentent and business seminars or'
ell, Jr., executive secretary of the YM?5A^ ' T here'Wfejte lOd
gate thfe commencement addroes. J,'Blayto n and A.''L. Hi
on seminars. Reading, left to right:. Dr. ry. H.' Pace>i^^|^cago, pl^ident. of XSug^eeme Most of these deaths
Liberty Life Insurance Ck>.; J. B. BWyton, C. P. A., Atlama,*professoriOf accountinxat from traffic aecidents.
Atlanta University and .vice-president Citizena-Trust'Co., and*A. I^iHo!aey,>-Tuskege«,*'secret! There were, during the period
taryI National'NegrO'ftusiness-l4a||[ue^ compilation} lOJ: i:ewer
34,444 Babies Bom
In State During
Five Months of 1941
Raleigh — From Januaruy 1st,
through May, this year, there
were 34,Hi babies born in North
Carolina, which was jus* 1,S>73
in excess of the number born
during the corresponding period
of 1940, the State Board of Health
reports.
Futhermore, births during that
period exceeded the 14,424 deaths
in the State by 20,020.
Maternal deaths were shown to
be on the decrease, there having
been only 161 during the first
five months of ld41, as compared
wi'h 188 fur the same period last
year, a decrease of
Dut the mounting toll of deaths
from preventable accidents also
comes in for consideration.
Prom January through May,
vital statistics figure show, 709
persons in North Carolina were
accidentally killed, as 'compared
with 54J for the same period a
year ago—an increase of 166.
reciulted-
Regal Theatre
Sunday and ^miday, June ‘29-30
George O'Brien in
“When A Man’s A Man”
Jfk ^ . V
also
“Louis - Baer F^ht Picture”
Tuesday - Wed&esdaqr, Jidy 1-2^
COLORED PICTURE PICTUBE
“Murder in Haiien”
Thursday; BARGAIN D4Y
5c and J|c
^ “Cafe Hdfc”
alk^
“Rai^o* and The My”