SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1943
BUY WAR BONDS TODAY I THE CAROLINA TIMES
PAGE THREE
News From The
930tb Field
jllery Battalion.
BT SOT. JOHN V. HAMILTOir
“I shot an arrow into the air,
it fell to earth I know not
where, for whom has sight
Jieen a^d strojig that, it . ea.).
Iffollow the flight of BongS; long
lon^ afterwards in an Oak 1
found the arroi^ still nnbrokt
and the song from beginning; to
end I found sgafn the heart of
« friend;” so go«s *the thonght
as expressed by the famed post,
Henry Wads’wforth Longfellow.
Long before t&ia thought wss
put in writing there came to lasp
another thought, the idea, that
man without woman was likt
unto heart without souj. And
so, the little match maker Dsti
Cupid let go his bow, twiee and
pierced the hearts of CaptsUl
Charles W. White and the forrp"
er Miss Lillian HunTer of Chi*
cago, Illinois. The two, climaxed
« lengthy romance on May 2i>,'
1943, and the lovely, and r«iy
popular in the social sets 0f
Chicago, Illinois, Lillian Huittsv
became the very lovely and
popular wife of Captain Charles
W, White. The Nuptials with
■Chaplain Llewelyn T.hornhi*!
officiating were amid all th#
glory and itplendor of MiUtsr.v
formality. May God’s Blessings
(f fill tbeir lives with appreciation,
one for the other.
There have been more promo
tion in the Battalion: Stiff
Sergeants Timothy A. Stewsvt
Jr. (Mess Sergeant), and P«rcy
IKeal Communications Platoon.
Prom the rank of Ctorporal to
Pierce Sum;ter of Battery “B"’
The Baseball team went to Ri-
Teigh on Memorial Day to pligr
the Red Caps of Durham. TI»o
soldier dropped the holiday
game to the visitors by a sooiC
of 4-9. After a two day rest
the soldiers went back to Bm-
leigh to visit the Central 'tite
Pnson ieut. With a. great dis
play of Sport4]n{|P*^P,
tral State Team were yo,uted is
the eighth inning ss the soldiers
rallied on to overcome a
lead, to beat them 6-4. _ The
eighth inning attack was load
Watkins, Corporal James Moore
by Staff Sergeant Sylvester,
'and Serge«nt Charles B. Finney.
Honor for the day goes to th«t
nonchalant but spectacular First
U)uisburg WAAC
StatiiHied At
Fort Des Hfoines
, FORT DES MOINES, la., -
Ai|;|liU«ry Mamie Beatrice Iffl-
^w^ 208 lC;^rU Sprimf St,
HJullKlilr, N. Q., is one of the
iromea who 'h'lve started
trauiing in the Women’s Army
AwpiliAry Corps at First WAAC
Ih^Miiing Center, Fort Des Moin-
•f, '1st Her Auxiliary rating is
WAAC equivalent of Private
ia the Army.
The new Auxiliary received
- WAAC uDiform and cloth-'
^Baseman, Corporal Jalnes *fllefl)- snd^was'given Army Oener-
Moore.
And now
you ladles, gentlo-
nMTESTmONYefTHOUSJUIOS:
MOTEL
THERESA
NEWYOiK
•f ttejTMf
7tb Ave. at 12Stk St
••• fci ffc* IfMrt o# f#ddteffv
300 fpaciotw, aU eutaid* room*]
liuurlout ■nitti. Th« bMMifnl
Otehid Room for diaiac; aockMlI
loani* aad bar; tba levaiy Maa-
•aalna for ralaxatiaa. Idaal atmea.
^ira fer raat, Mudy, aad cemfarl.
Lvi» r*«mt with ptirmf hmtk
•2.00 tt«ll-«2J0 IHMI Ml IP
t Wiihoul prhat*
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WALTSR W. SCOTT.
■OTBL THEBE8A
7ib A«e. at 12Stk St, Nm Yoffc oil
Dean Of N.C. College
Hoowed By Friend
At Testiinonial Here
Dr. Alphonao Elder, who fo>>
the past seventeen years hi.s
been a member of the faculty
of the North Carolina Tollege
for NegrOerJ located, "Tn this
c»ty; was honored Saturday
evffli»g. May 29th *in a t«3*i-
moniaj and smoker given at the
Algonquin Tennis Club, by the
buisiness and professional men
of tlie city.
The affair was organized at
the suggestion of R. L. Me-
Dongald, ExecutiTs Vice Presi
dent of the Iffeefianics and
Farmtrs Bank, and presid)*'J
over by Dr. C. C. Spauldi fg,
President of the N. C. Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Dr. Elder resi|Tii^ llis posi-
tibn aa Dean of the North Caro
lina College several months ago
to socept a position as Dean of
Atlanta University, Atlanita, Ga.
and will take up his new duties
at that institution on or about
1st.
The high esteem in 'whie’i
O^sn Eld^r is helS "as an educa
tor and citizen was attested by
th« many words of praise which
ffll from the lips of t&e various
P|ieakers*^re8ent many of whouj
huve known him for a long
»«4kber of years.
At the conclusion of the
k99^imonjal. Dean Ejlder wis
prftsented a beautiful
Set by George W, Cox,
^•resident and Agency Director
oJ the N. C. Mutual Life Insur
ance Company.
I Legal Advertising
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
«}' Classification^ Tfists ' "during
her first week in the Women’s
Afmy Auxiliai^ ’Corps.' She is
now in Basic • Training where
s^ is learning Army routinu
proeednre.' •'
At the completion of : B.isie
Training, she will be assigned
onae to office or other work or
will go to a • WAAC Speci.Oist
Sekool . for additional training
in office administration, motTor
transportation, bakjng and' eook-
or-i radio to prepare her for one
of the almost 100 different non-
cofljibat jobs which WAACs are
doitag in the Army. ‘ She also
will have an opportunity to ap-
j>ly for officer training at Of-
liee^ Candidate Schopl.
men, remember, when there*3 a
lull in the conversation theri'is
plCnt^y time for a recommenda
tion, BUY A WAR BOND. “Wv-
et of great men all remind is,
WS csn make our lives sublime,
apd departing leaving behind
us, footprints in the sands of
j^ime.* * * ^ »
North Carolina)
Durham County)
UNDED ANP BY VIRTUE of
the power conferred upon the
Trustee in a certain deed of
trust dated September 14, 1943
by L. J. Womble and wife, Lucy
C. Womble, and duly! recorded
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Durham County in
Deed Book 219, at page 344;
default having bsen made in
the payment of the satticii, the
undersigned trustee wil» offer
for sale at public, auction, at
the G)urthouse Door in Dyr-
ham, North Garolina, to the
highfit bidder for cash, on
MONDAY. JUNE 21. l'.M3 at
at 12 o’clock Noon (Eastern
War Time), the following de
scribed land, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake in
the West line of Foster Street,
at the Northeast corner of Lot
No. 14, on the plat herein
after referred to; and running
thence in a westerly direction
Mnth the line of said Lot No.
14, 105.4 feet to a stake;
thence in a Northerly direction
48 feet to a stake at the South
west corner of Lot No. 12;
thence ia an Easterly direction
with the line of Lot No. 12,
105.4 feet to a stake in the
West line of Poster Street;
thance in a Southerly direction
with Poster Street 48 feet to
the point or place of beginning,
'the same beitig Lot No. 13 ac
cording to the E. 0. Belvin,
survey of the land of W, H.
and Weston H. Eldwards,.'
and recorded in the Plat Qook
1, at page 82, in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Dur
ham County. See deed ti L. J.
Womble duly recorded in Book
of Deeds —, page —, Durham
County Registry. Sc.i deed
from J. R. Patton, Jr. Trustee
to N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Book 103 at page 237; and deed
from Katie Rountree, widow,
,fo W. 'K. and Irene^W. Dennis,
Book 82 at page 362, and deed
Book 39 at page 280, from W.
H. and Weston H. Edwards
and Martha Edwards.to Katie
Rountree, 11 duly recorded in
the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Durham County.
THIS SALE will remain open
for ten days to receive in->
crease bids, as required by
law. ^3^
^ THIS PROPERTY is sold at
the request of the holtier of
^aid note.
Dated this 19 day of May,
1943.
' R. L. McDOUGALD Trustee
M. Hu^h Thompson. Attorney
Good Samaritan Club
Gives Reception For
Mrs. D. Haywood
The members of the Oool
Samaritan Club gave a reception
at the home of Mrs. Diana Huy-
wood on South Street, Tuesday
evening. May .25 in honor of the,
founders of the club, who nre
Mrs. R. L. Frazer, S. H. Hopson,
and Wm. Foster. It was a granl
occasion and was enjoyed bj
all. The officers are as follows:
Mrs. Margaret Butler, PresidiMit
Mrs. Australia Timberlake, Se
cretary and Mrs. Mamie Foster,
Treasurer.
Drham County)
North Carolina) '
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE »f
the power conferred upon the
trustee in a certain deed of
trust dated November 24, 19.A)flte payment.
CARD OF THAITKS
To the many friends anr r».-
lativei who so kindly e:fpressed
their sympathy and *esleeni,
during the recent illness and
death of our husband and fa
ther, the late J. P. Pemberton,
we wish to express our heiiTl
felt gratitude.
Mrs. B. Pem'^erton and
daughter,. Illiss JeflUf Pem
berton. '
OABD OF THAlfKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kinduosa shown
us during the illness and denlh
of our son, William Alston, who
died May 31st in New Yo^k.,
Mr, and Mrs. E. D. Alston
Parents of William Alston.
AJDIONISTBATBIX’S KOTIOG
. HAVINft qualified as adminis
tratrix of 'rtWe estate of Miss
Zona J. Tnomas, deceased, late
of 1812 Fayetteville Street, Dur
ham County, North ' Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate rf
said deceased to exhibit them t>>
the undersigned at 1812 Fayette
ville Street in Durham, North
Carolina, on or before the 12th
day of June, 1944, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All person indebted to said
Esjtste will please miik#^ im
mediate paymant.
This 10th day of June, 1943.
,. Miss Anna H. Thompson,
1812 Fayetteville Street,
Durham, N. C.
Administratrix of the estits
of Miss Zena J. Thompson.
ADMINIST&ATRIX'S NOTICE
HAVING qualifiaiT as adminis
tratrix of the estate of Martha
Haliburton, deceased, late of
Greensboro, North Carolina,
this is to notify all person liav-
!hs: claims against the estate ol
said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at 812 Dell
inger Street, in Greenshoro,
North Carolina on or before the
12th day of June 1944, or thia
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate wilt i^ease make immedi-
axGcuted by C. B. Noell a„d
wife, Beatrice Noell, and duly
recorded in the office of tho
Register lof Deeds for Durham
County in Book of Mortgages
271, at page 515; default hav
ing been made In the payment rf
slime, the undersigned
the
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Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest
bidder for cosh, at the CoutV
hoQse door in Durham, North
Carolina, on MONDAY, JUJSE
7th, 1943, 12 o'clock Noon (Eas
tern War Time), the following
described land, to wit;
beginning at a stake 350
feet from the Northeast intsr-
sectioD of Merrick and Price
Streets at a stake in the line
of Lot No. 20 of the Map here
inafter..^referred to; and runn
ing thence North 16 dei(. 57’
East 125 feet to a stake in the
line of Lots Nos. 20 and 8; runn
ing theiice South 63 deg. 03’
East 50 feet to a stake in the
line of Lots Nos. 8 and 9; thence
South JO deg. 57’ West 125 feet j
to the building line of Price
Street; thence along the build
ing line of Price Street, North
03 deg. 03’ West 50 feet to the
point or place of beginning,
same being Lot No. 21, Block
0” of the Stokesdale property
recorded in Plat BooE 5 at pag:*
44, office of the Register of
Deeds of Durham Coantq. Also
This 10th day of June 1941.
MRS. HENRETTA HAToIjUR-
TON WADE, Administratr.'s
812 Dellinger Street
Greensboro, N. C.
Administratrix of the estate
of Martha Haliburton.
see Release Deed to J. S. Hugh-
son, Book of Deed 109, at pages
365-6 Register of Deed Office
for Durham County;"also deed to
Tsanc Flintall, Book of Deeds
107, nt page 637, Office of th
Register of Deeds for Durham
County. Also, see deed to C. B
Noell and wife, dated June 26th,
1936 and recorded in Deed Book
— page, — Durham County Re
gistry.
THIS SALE will remain open
for ten day to receive increaje
bids, as required by law.
THIS PROPERTY is sold at
the request of the ' holder of
Said note.
Dated this 5th day of May,
1943.
B. L. McDOUGALD, Trustea
C. J. GATES, Attorney.
ovnTMiTor
FOR VICTORT
•Ml
IMIIDnMBWIS!
Up To Date Galesda
Qub'Give Donations
Lincoln Hospital .
On Friday evening. May 23th,
a group of members of the Tji
To Date Galesda Clab, an I
members of the Usher Board -t
the Union Baptist' Clmrah of
this city, accompanied by their
pastor, Rev. A. S. Croom, went
to the .Lincoln Hospital ?>ni
donated the follotving articles:
14 Sheets
19 Shirts
^ prs of pillow cases
5 Wash clothes
19 cakes of soaps and 3 towel:*
These things are to be u3»*(l
in the Charity wards.
Mrs. Lucuila Fuller, Pres.
Mrs. Lottie Adams, Recording
Secretary.
AmaaiMui Hagro that the' .-w aaraes, and it is not an nnkiit>*i» liw, V*grr»**« will have to t»
fascisai is far wor.te than Any- pheneiu^non, to him." th«, ko»>k of bu.-**** to get on
thing he has ever known. Thar f’rof. I.lord said he was •! ' i- m ,T*»*4>t, Weil let me tefl yon
not sine* tha Tivil war has .uijtiified wUh the tran.^porta*' *!. soineth-.ng. ni ■''« H R f. L
.rin»*d confhet held Hiu>h imihhi-' accomodations for not FHflRXR bef'ir^ I riHe
bilities »f salvation or disnst»*i only in the south, but through- volnntarify. AbI if the Sr-gr/>^
for the AMriMHi Megro. Thai out the country. And then h« of Texas eai^iot afford, or do
yom, tell these American whiet; attacked the lawnakers of Tex- not have a««e«l to taxi*. I hnj>«
folks the Negss does not ne»-d is, nnd admonished thr^^egro.^ they wiH walk- And if I wi»re
fheir advice aloag tkat line. The!of Texas, saying, “It haa He»B
Negro has met fascism under brought to my attention that
various gui.ses and different'beginning August 9, 1941, bv CRAWL OR STAT AT WJlIF..
and eooldn’t WAKE, I
Cpl. James H. Graves
Home On Furiough
Cpl. James H. Oraves who i.t
now stationed at Cnmp Stewart,
Ga., was at home at 815 ParE;o
St. on a eight day furlough. He^
has now returned to Camp Ste-^
wart, Ga. He was inducted int^>
the army January 11, ^1943 as a
I private, bnt later was promoted ^
to the rank of Corporal. I
were all very glad to greet h'ra@
back to his old home town.
has completed his basic trc>n-§
iny at Camp Stewart, Ga.
Brooklyn Committee
Continued from Page Ont*
Libferia) spending |^e night aL
the White Hoiise has the peop’e
of the south all wool-gatheritij/',
At one stage of his addrisi
Lloyd turned toward the whites
who were present, saying-,
“w^ite folks in this Country are^^
always trying to convince th
WE CONGRATULATE
THE NEWLY COMPLETED
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ON ITS FORMAL OPENING
BETtER
TOPS MY SHOPPING
THI DUNK WITH
QUICK FOOD INEK6T
You bet Pepsi-Cola’s in my home—for
good. We likd its better taste and big
price
bottle
ounces
Durham Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE NEWLY -COMPLETED
OPENIG
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CLUB
Fayetteville Street
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