NO*TH CABOLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OlP SALE OF REAL
tSTATE
Under and by virtnre pf
power of suk contained iu a cer-
' tain deed m tiust executed to
E. ft. MeridK, trustee, June 5th,
1980, recortledm Book of Mort-
1989, reoordnr in Book of Mort-
CoyiHty it#|fl|try. hav
ing been in tJkkS, payment
of the irid«Mfdn^ as therein
provided, ^/having been re
quested by -#(*6 holder of said
uute to selll^lB^ the undersign
ed trustee j^UQ^er for sale to
the highesr olOTer for cash at
12 o’clock noon at the Court
house Door, Dijrhani^ County,
the following described proper
ty on Tuescli^, Oetober, 20th,
Beginning at. a stake on the
East side of iSouth Street, said
stake being Southward 550 fL4of.
from tli^ Southeast intersection
of South Street and Bond St.,
|Bond St. being formerly Mar
tha Ave.) running thence in an
Easterly direction 196.7 ft. to
a stake, thencp Southwardly 23.-
6 j^t. to astake in the Eastern
margin of South St., thence
Northwardly along and with the
Eastern margin of South St.,
108.1 ft. to a stake, the point or
place of the b^inning and being
Lot No. 1 Block "M” as per
Plat and survey showing resub
division of part of New Hope
Realty Company |South of Dur
ham) by R. M. Pickard, Engi
neer, April 11, 1922, said map
du^Vecorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Dur
ham County in Plat Book 5A
page 88 to which reference
TWO CHINESE
GUeiLLA TRICKS
Ai tolU gy Joy Uomer in
Tliis Week Magazine
t'faina’B gurillas. trained in th,
fiard school oi iii|l-or-b«-killed
have their own brand ox taoticH
One night ChioeM troop*
camped on the edge of a de >p
•wamp. The Japs, oamped on the
far side, didn’t believe any
Chinese soldiers conld cross, and
posted inadequate sentries.
we can print'tliat here .. ■ Mi
The Chinese rounded up nil
the water buffalo in the vicinity.
Under cover of darkness, 400 of
the beasts crotMcd the dnep
morass; each massive animal hadj
perched on its back two san lal-'
clad Chinese soldiers. with
machine gun^
The Jops never knew what kind
tiiinro hnd flitac';ed then.
In another incidr^nt, a Chinese
gorilla unit fampuA for its h’
eonvention’al coups iwas lorced, .on
one occasion, to evacuate a town.
Moat ot the Chinese retreat-d-
—Time Maga,zine
in plain sight of the oncom'nj;
Japs- The rest stayed
hereby made for ^ more particu
lar description.
This’sale is being had at the
request of the holder of said
note. Said sale will remain o-
pen for ten days to receive in-
creaficd bids as is required by
E. R. Merrick, Trustee
This the 19th day of Septem-
1942:
C. 0. Pearson,
is Attorney
CAROtikA
tt
A AND iTROTC UNIT DRILLS
GBaar Wpiiii|
Red Crost
Briefs
H1ZH>SN NU&SBB
If yon are a graduate register
ed nurse; if you are NOT now
working in the nursing professiun,
you are a “hidden nurse.”
The nation needs ytm! T h a
Amrric'an Red Cross ask»-70i>
enroll today through the K e d
i Cross Nurse Reserve for duty with
the Army and Navy,
eMr pihUa arc biiiM|MiM« a* >tTer»l
bir the I’. S. MartocC^VB. CaL Tmmt
tiiMthemcck avislar wlM MMHMHiii gUer
a UfM iUder,
These A and T College studiiits
Greensboro, are shown on their
first day out for drill under the
senior unit of the ROTC. The pro
gram for the period was concern-1 cadet officers. Uniforms were is-
ed mainly with the organizing of j sued to the men after they had
the men into four companies under | become organiied.
viee at home
I civilian doty h«rc st
Three thousand nurse* an*fr
forty and unmarried are required
for active duty with the Armed
Forees. If you are married
To Control
BooLWeeuk
JUST PLAIN-FOOLS
UNITB
TATte
-W« are a nation 4s- tb*
business. To make money
debauch our citizenship. To make
money, in spite of the pl^a of
Chief of Staff General Marshall,
there are plenty of folks who
insist that soldiers must have the
“privilege” of liquor and “bad
women.
OKD
erected an enormous ban(|u't
able in the main street and cover
ed it with delicacies.
This would not surprise t!ie
Japs, as it is one of the ancient
customs of the Orient to fete ore’s
conqueror, in the hope of obtain
ing lenient terms.
Th» remaining Chinese thtu re
tired to the houses on either side
of the street and waited 'with
machine guns read}'.
The Japs put asic'e their urm.^
and sat down to their last meal
on earth.
FAMILY 6F two WANTED - Experi
enced Cook and Housekeeper. Referenc
es and^Health Gard’- Requested. Lives
Near piiS'Line. G^^X-1102.^ ^
WE CAN PRINT
THAT HERE
“You can’t print that” might
well be true in this country today
if it had not been for the cour
ageous journalistic’ pioneers in
the early days of America ^i^o
fought for freedom of the presJ -
one of the important freedoms
for which we now , are fighting
World War II.
One of those pioneers was a
journalist whom> we more* often
remember as a statesman. If
someone asked you to tell whii*
you knew about hinj, you nUM'ht
sny that Alexander HajiiiUon was
the first Secretary of the Trea
sury; you probably wouldn’t think
ference. When the pi^ss eS:clai;ij-
d question about it al; a press ?dn-
THERE IS NO CEILING
On Your
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
Its Benefits Remain Unrestricted
During these times when ceilings are being placed on many
of life’s necessities, the benefits guaranteed by your Kle in
surance policy remain unimpaired and unrestricted. THERE
IS NO CEIKLING ON THE RITTURNS YOUR LIFE INSUR
ANCE POLICY PROVIDES.
BoU weevil numbers indfaar*.!
fast in Franklin County aitcr
cotton bolls had matured. Al
though some damage was caused
to developing bolls, the damaze is
not considered Serious for 15>42_
The carry-over of boll weevils
similar to the carry over in 193S.
Franklin County farmers should
remember the 151 FraHWin Coun
ty average aero yield of that year
after the crop seemed totally de
stroyed by boll weevil infestation.
According to bug men, the chan'*-
es of boll w^eevils surviving the
winter are mighty slim with its
fdod supply cut short early in the
Pall. Every cotton faxme’- in
Franklin County should exert
an effort to see that boll wervils
on his farm go into hibernation
early and hungry by followin!? the
searched earth policy'by de>jt oy-
ing all cotton foliage as sooi as
•cotton is picked. It is true *hut
boll weevils can go to his neigh
bor has not deatroytjd his stalks
but if you will, follow a seorche.f
ed in wondoi’, Mr. Icl«s thought
a second time. “I’m all balled up-
w’ith these initials. I didn’t re
cognize my own child,” admittel
the head of the O^iee of Prfro-
leum Coordination. Time Mac;a-
zine.
ScarborMgh & Hargett
the money trr be made eul^
of the vile business. We wooll
debauch the soldiers. Drunken
soldiers do not make depeuvlable
fighters. Those who would coun
tenance anything that would les
sen their efficiency as defenders
of our liberties, are just plain
fools.
FD NEnL
RfrCTO»*
L. C. L AVERAGES
9,5 TONS PER CAR,
SETS RECORD
New England is the only region
in the United States that uses
more fuel oil ^han gasoline.
The fireat I^akes “Hoodoo
Ship,” wrecfed tanner J. Oswald
Boyd, has gone to S(!rap.
An average tii'e contains- as
much rubber as 55 go^gtesifoar the
Army Air Corps
An Itatian-bqrn Otogcn ,^t.>nfc'
eutter’eontribnted'l,4PO pounds at
fine steel stonccutting To5jT3‘to the
local aerap eam^ua^pi
Rifling a'gim^Baifrel, a ilelicato
machining job,ms.being done 3*^
times foster than » few months
ago.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phones: Day J-3721. Nijrht J-3722
522 E. Pettisicw Si.
r
earth policy,'it will be nece??a\v
for the neighbor to destroy his
also leaving no place for the boll
weevil to feed. ^ i-
DO YOU TAKE 9
CHANCES LIKE THIS?
OR THIS ^
When you invested in life insurance, you not only provided
financial security for those dependet on you in the event of
death, — you also provided for the education of your children,
safeguarded your investments, and supplied the necessary se
curity for obtaining financial assistance should the occasion
arise. THESE BENEFITS REMAIN CONSTANT. NO CEIL
ING HAS BEEN PLACED ON THEM; .
•
Time has proved that life insurance is a never failing bul
wark of strengfth and security. It will stay with you — never
let you down. It is the one investment that provides all the
elements of safety, plus financial security — available at the
time in life when safety and financial security are needed
most. ‘
Discuss your insuraaoe needs with us. There is no obligation.
NOaifl CAROLINA MUTUAL
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C.CSPAUL»IN«.Pr*aM«n* * DUMUM. NORTH aROLINA
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nteXRIGT OFFICES
DurHTOr”- Charlotte
809 Fayetteville ’ Street 404 Skit First Street
W. L. COOK, Manager A. E. SPEARS. Sr., Manager
No Home.Is Complete Without North Carolina MutuarPoUcies
Cocai^oQnt
INSURANCE COM
See the
BANKERS* FIRE INSURANCE COMMNY
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
CONSERVATIVE - SOLID-DEPENDABLE
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY - ■ Durham, N. C
UNION INSURANCE & REALTY CO., - - Durham, N. C.
ACME REALTY COMPANY, - . - Raleigh, N. C.
•BISHOP DALE Charlotte. N. C.
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We welcome the patron age of you who are using
our service to get to und from your jobs.
If at times our buses are crowded and there are
traffic delays, your patience will be appreciated.
Rest assured that our entire organiz^ion is doing
everything humanly possible to serve you. During
the “peaji-hours, ” there will be time? when our
service will not be as good as we’d like it to be but
the conditions ure beyind control due to the laige
number of rider at these pafticular hour«.
DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE
RENTING - REMODELING AND
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
If you have houses or apartinents for
rent or sale list diem with us. Ir you
have insurance problems call us- Advice
withoutoost.
[ Union Insurance &
Realty Company
liinm
H. M. Michaux, Mgr.
DIAL J^l
315 Fayetteville Street
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«*Din« for rcbuntiofi. Ideal atmoi-
phera for rctt, itudy, and camfort.
l*ti» room* with prirat* hiftit
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Without private bmth
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BOTEL THERESA
Ttk Aw. at 125«> St, Nm Yofk CRy
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Self-Risinp Flour
o
Takes the Guess out of Baking and Saves you Money
Thrifty
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Pepsi-Cola Bbttling^ Company of Durham .
ST. JOSEPH A.EE. CHURCH
RBV. I. A. VALE»«rrENB^litakter
Sunday School 9:30 A. M., Pr^diingf 1J:00 A. M. and
7:00 P. M.
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