W.Durham
News. . .
The above scenes show stu
dents and townspeople peering
into the windows of the North
Carolina College g3onnasium
from the scaffolding erected on
the spot of any available mater
ial. The event was the first bas
ketball home game of the season
which saw West Virginia State
College defeat the North Caro
lina College five.
The crowd that flocked to the
gymnasium, Monday night, Jan
9, was so large that twice as
many people as the gymnasium
accommodated were said to have
been turned away. In the scram
ble for seats three co-eds were
injured and had to be given first
aid. School officials were said to
be planning curtailment of
spectators space at future has
ketball games.
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NORTH CAROLINA)
DURHAM COUNTY)
HAVING QUALIFIED ai admin
istrator of the estate of Harriett
Ethel Murray deceased, late of Dur
ham County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Durham, North Carolina on or before
the 31st day of December, 1950 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 31st day of December, 1949.
MECHANICS AND FARMERS
BANIK, Administrator of the estate
of Harriett Bthel Murray, deceased.
By T. D. PARHAM, Trust Officer.
FORMER RESIDENT
RETURNS
Aiitonia Bailey, former Dur
ham resident, who uow lives iu
Hichmund, Va., hpent the holi
days in Ehirham visiting friends
and relatives. Miss Bailey is a
cousin of Miss Zelnm L. Jones
of Powe Street.
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SPENDS CHRISTMAS
WITH MOTHER
Hubert Riche of Caswell
Place, who is an instructor at
A. and T. College^ spent the
holidays visiting his mother,
Mrs. Oertha Riche.
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VISITS PARENTS
Miss IJorothy Hart, student
at North Carolina College, who
lives with her grandmother Mrs.
Gordon of Caswell Place spent
the holidays visiting her parents
in Washington, D. C.
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HOLDS “CHRISTMAS
MEET”
The West Durham Commun
ity Club held its annual Christ
mas Meeting” m the West Dur
ham Baptist Church annex, Fri
day night, December 3U at 8 p
m. A ' Missionary Play” given
by some of the members of the
group was highly enjoyed by
members and friends present
The West Durham Community
night, singers entertaiued the
group by rendering several mu
sical selections after which gifts
were exchanged by the members
Mrs. Cora Womack is president
and Mrs. Allene Brown is sec
retary of this group.
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VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Minnie Brow^n Baldwin
former resident of Dnrhani who
now' lives in New York City
visited her mother, Mrs. Ella
Roberson of University, N. C
during the holidays.
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ENTERTAINS LADIES AID
Mrs. T. C. Graham, wife of
the pastor of the West Durham
Baptist Church, entertained the
Ladies Aid and Willing Work
ers Clubs of the church Tues
day nifrht, December 27 in the
Sunday School Buildinpr.
uunng the evening a short
missionary play was given, a
leauing uy j^irs. JHary Satter-
iieiU and ajsoio by Mrts. Allene
lirown. Alter this the members
and Iriends were seated at a
long table beautifully decorated
lor Christmas and .Mesdames
.^yieiie Brown, Josie Powell and
Helen Jones served the guests
fried chicken, ham, peas, hot
rolls, pear salad, ice cream, cake,
candy and coffee.
Those enjoying Mrs. Gra
ham ’s hospitality were; Mr.
and Mrs. Burch Coley, Mr. and
Mrs. John Markham, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Tate, Mr, and Mrs.
Louis Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Satterfield, Mr. and Mrs.
William Brown, Rev. and Mrs.
J. A. Siler, Mr. and Mrs. Gather
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John
Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Al
len, Mr. and Mrs. William Cole,
Mesdames Ella Mumford, Rosa
Artis, Carrye Cole, A. W. Mor
ris, Leola Borland, Josie Tur
ner, Dora Bowling, Willie Mae
Richmond, Mary Horton, Ellib-
bie Gfaham, Misses Ruby Bow
ling, Beulah Coley, Josie Ter
ry, Mesdames Olive Love, Har
riett Mabry, Adeline Lloyd and
Willie Love.
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VISIT PARENTS
JUr. and *Urs. lirodiu Rober
son and J>lrs. Mattie R. Bagley.^^ ,
ol iNtw iork and vv a&hiugton, Duiiuk the evtiiunK ‘>keuh ot
Jo)«ph Herrod and Mrs Lwuim;
Thorik-.
D. C. spent tlie holidays visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joun Roberson ol i'owe Street.
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ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Herrod
of Morehead Avenue entertaiu
ed at a six course dinner Sun
day, January 1. Those enjoying
the Herrod s hospitality were;
Dr. and Mrs. G randy ana daugh
ter, Judith and Misses Mary
Ijouise Stephens and Phillis Al
len.
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MRS. DUNN ENTERTAINS
On Thui-sday evening, Dec.
20, Mrs. Caroline Dunn enter
tained a few friends at her re
sidence on Thaxton Avenue,
('liristmas games were played
and prizes were awarded the
winners. Mrs. Hattie Nunn and
Miss Eva Merritt. Miss Merritt
also receited u beautiful Yule-
tide poem.
Block ice cream with a Christ
mas tree decorating the center,
fruit cake, candy and nuts were
berved the foliowTiiig friends:
Mesdames Nannie Tate, W. A.
Amey, Sr. W. A. Amey, Jr., T.
C. Graham, Carrye Cole, Viney
Lyons, Hattie Nunn, Beatrice
Mauley, Lizzie Charles and
Misses Eva ^Merritt and Josie
Terry.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
On Thursday, December 29,
the Mary E. Borland Sunday
School class of West Durham
Baptist Church entertained at
at an annual Christmas party iu
the church annex.
Games led. by Mrs. Helen
Richmond and Earl Artis were
enjoyed during the evening. A
menu consisting of egg nog,
fruit cake, candy . and peanuts
were served buffet style to the
following members and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Markham,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlin Graham,
Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Artis, Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Brodie lioberson, Mr.
and Mrs. Oather Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Taylor, Mes
dames Nellie Tabron, Margaret
Allen, Mary Horton, Misses
Mary Ijouise and Margaret
Stephens and Messrs Walter
Tate and Eugene Harrington.
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SENIOR CHOIR WOMEN
FETE MEN
SATURDAY. JAW. 21rt, 1950 CAROLWA TIHgg
PACT. SETBH
ai>preciation were presented
Misa Stephens, the organist and
Roy Curry and Mn. Thorpe
preudeiit mid secrL-tary of the
choir.
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IN HENDERSON
Mrs. A. B. Massenburg spent
tlie Christmas holidays iu Hen-
deesou visiting her parents and
friends.
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VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Mary Cobb Morrison of
Washington, I). C. visited her
mother and sisters on Thaxton
Avenue tor the holidays.
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WITH RELATIVES
Mrs. Mable J. McQueen of
New York City spent the holi
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. McC^ueen is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Maryland
Jones of Thaxton Avenue.
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MISS ROGERS IN TOWN
Miss Mabel Rogers was iu
town for the holidays visiting
her mother and grand mother,
Mrs. Willie Rogers and Mrs.
Mary Oliver of Ferrell Street.
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BROWN FOR BREAKFAST
On Saturday morning, Mr.
and JMrs. Oather Jones had in
a few friends for breakfast. The
guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Brown of Connecticut,
and William Brown from Char
leston, S. C.
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CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL PARTY
The Satterfield Davis Drama
tic Club of St. Joseph A. M. E.
Church held its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Alice Jones on Carroll Street,
Games were enjoyed by mem
bers and their guests.
A delicious repast was served
consisting of open faced sand
wiches, nuts, candies, and coco
colas. The group went into the
dining room to receive gifts
from varions members. Each
guest received a gift. Besides
reflrular members sts w re
Mr. Carter, MfK. Barb-, Mr.
Groton, MIks F. Z. All
had a grand > vt*ning.
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ALLENS ARE HOST
>u Wednc-tday . vt*ning, .Mr.
and Mrs. James Allnn had a ff'-v {
friends to eome in and enjoy the
Christmas spirit and rhat with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Morrison,
About twenty friends helped to
make merry.
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NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH OAHOLINA)
DUHHA.Nf (X)tJNTV)
UNbKR AND liY VIRTUK of the
iwwer of sale coutaLued in a deed of
trust executed by .lOHKPH Z. HUN'
TEB AND WIFK, W’lLUE .MAE
HUNTKR, on Marrh 'Z5, 1947, to J.
J. Henderson, Trustee, .Merbaniea and
t'armers Hunk, which deed of trust ia
recorded in the office of the Durham
ICounty K«'gister of Deela in Buok 362,
of Mortgages, at Page 2S8, wherein
default hu» l>een inaiic in the pay
ment of the indebU'diifSS thereby se
cured ami having Ihm'h called upon by
the holders of said indebtedness to
foreclose the .'iail il>ed of trust to
s.atisfy tlie said indebtedness, the un
dersigned trustee will on Tuesday,
February 14, 1950 at 12 o’clock noon,
at the Durham County Court House
door offer for sale and sell for cash
to the highest bidder the following
described realest; located in Durham
Township, Durham, N. C., to-wit:
IjOT number ONE:
BECilNNlNG at a stake on the
southeast side of the Hillsboro
and Rougfmont Road 725 feet in
a southweaterly direction from
the northwest corner of the church
lot and running thence South 24
degs. 4.) ’ Bast 235 feet to a
stake; .®«uth 52 degs. Bast 236.2
feet to a stake; thence East 175
feet to a atalte; thence South 4
degs. 45 ’ West 2691 feet to a
stake; thence Norh 85 degs. 15’
West 900 feet to a stake on the
east side of a 20-foot road;
thence along and with the east
side of said road North 7 degs.
East 2604 feet to a stake on the
southeast side of the Hillsboro
and Rougemont Road; thence
along and with the Southeast side
On Friday evening, Decem
ber 30, the women of the senior
choir ^ First Calvary delight
fully entertained the men at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Cozart on Moreland Street.
Games were played during the
evening after which gifts were
exchanged by the members.
A delicious menu^omposed of
chicken salad, potato chips, ritz,
ice cream and cookies was served
the following members and
friends:
Mesdames Maggie Younger,
Rosella Greer, Somega Solomon,
Elizabeth Hester, Rosa Johnson,
Elizabeth Johnson, Josephine
Hoskins, Maggie Herrod, Misses
Mary Louise Stephens, Jaunita
Haskins, Messrs C. G. McLaugh
lin, Jasper Haskins, M. Toran,
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tracts 7, b, and S# of the HOYT
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Plot Book 18 at page 75 to which
reference is hereby made for a
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8 containing 19 acres, more or
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LOT NUMBER TWO:
BKGINNING at a stake on the
west side of a 20-foot road 1690
feet in a southerly direction from
the southeast side of the Hill
side and Ri)ugemont Road at the
southeast corner of tract No. 11
and running thence* fforth 85
degs. West 1982 feet to a stake
on the east side of a roadway;
thence South 4 dega. 45’ West
955 feet to a stake; thence South
85 degs. 15’ East 1952 feet to a
stake on the west side of the first
above mentioned road; thence
along and with the west side of
said road North 7 d^gs. East 954
feet to a stake the point of begin
ning, and Ijeing tracts 12, 15, and
16 of the HOYT TILX.EY PROP
ERTY a* per plat and sunrey
thereof now in file in the offic«
of the Register >t Deed* of Dur
ham County in PIit Book IS at
page 75 to whii'h rHf.*renee ia
hereby made for a more parti
cular description of same.
At said sale the trustee reaerres
the right to d>-man.l a 1 ; per ecnt
deposit of the amount bid for said
property.
This sale will remain open for ten
days for advance bids as liy law re-
cpiired.
This 11th day of January. 1950
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